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MASSACHUSETTS 


Soldiers   and   Sailors 


Revolutionary   War. 


A   COMPILATION    FROM   THE   ARCHIVES, 

PREPARED   AND   PUBLISHED    BY   THE 

SECRETARY   OF  THE  COMMONWEALTH 

In  accordance  with  Chapter  100,  Resolves 
OF  1891. 


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Massachusetts   Soldiers  and   Sailors 

IN  THE 

War  of  the   Revolution. 


Note.  —  All  names  are  given  exactly  as  they  appear  on  the  original  records.  The  order  of 
arrangement  of  the  facts  of  service  in  each  individual  record  given  is  the  same,  aa  nearly  as  pos- 
sible, as  the  original  entries,  and  is  as  follows  :  The  name ;  the  place  of  residence,  if  given ;  the 
rank;  the  kind  of  document  whereon  the  record  appears;  the  enlistment  and  discharge,  if 
given;  the  time  of  service;  remarks. 

A  discrepancy  will  sometimes  be  noted  between  the  service  given  and  the  actual  service  as 
figured  between  the  dates  of  enlistment  and  discharge.  The  difference  is  accounted  for  by  the 
practice  of  including,  with  service  performed,  a  time  allowance  for  travel  on  the  basis  of  one 
day  for  every  20  miles  out  or  home.  As  the  same  name  may  appear  under  various  forms,  each 
carrying  some  portion  of  a  record  of  service,  it  is  necessary  in  order  to  obtain  the  complete 
record,  as  far  as  preserved,  of  any  given  Individual,  to  examine  all  the  forms  under  which 
a  name  is  stated  to  appear  in  the  Record  Index. 


F RACER,  Joseph.    Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Putnam's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  10,  1779;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1779,  4  mos.  21  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Fracois,  George.  Private,  Capt.  "William  Harris's  detachment  from  Col.  Pike's 
(Cumberland  Co.)  regt.;  detached  Sept.  27,  1779;  service  to  Oct.  23,  1779,  26 
days,  under  direction  of  committee  of  Falmouth  ;  detachment  detailed  for  defence 
of  Falmouth  agreeable  to  order  of  General  Court  of  Sept.  3,  1779. 

Fraderman,  Frederick.  Gunner,  Capt.  Warner's  co.,  Col.  Revere's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  16,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
(late)  Capt.  Jonathan  Warner's  (3d)  co.,  corps  of  artillery  lately  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Paul  Revere;  service  between  Jan.  1,  1780,  and  May  8,  1780,  2  mos. 
17  days. 

Fradrick,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Smith's  co. ;  service  from  June  1,  1776, 
to  Nov.  21,  1776,  5  mos.  21  days;  company  stationed  at  Martha's  Vineyard  for 
defence  of  seacoast. 

Frail,  Joseph,  Hopkinton.  Capt.  Henry  Lealand's  co.,  Col.  Wyllys's  regt. ;  receipt 
given  to  Lieut.  Daniel  Fames  dated  Hopkinton,  Feb.  5, 1776,  signed  by  said  Frail 
and  others,  for  wages  for  service  in  "  the  last  campaign ;  "  also,  list  showing  pay 
allowed  for  service  to  men  under  Lieut.  Daniel  Fames  [year  not  given]  ;  said 
Frail  credited  with  17  days  service ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Gardner's  co.,  Col. 
Brooks's  regt.;  company  return  endorsed  "1776;"  aZso,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas 
Mellen's  co.,  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug. 
10,  1780;  service,  14  days,  at  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Frair,  Solomon,  Jr.  Descriptive  list;  Capt.  Moses  Cantine's  co.,  Col.  Levi  Pawling's 
(Ulster  Co.,  N.  Y.)  regt..  Gen.  Clinton's  brigade ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in. ; 
complexion,  fair;  hair,  red;  eyes,  blue;  occupation,  weaver;  birthplace,  Kings- 
ton; enlisted  July  29,  1776;  marched  Aug.  3,  1776;  regiment  reported  as  serving 
as  part  of  Continental  Army  and  stationed  near  Kings  Bridge. 


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Fraizer,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heatli's 
detachment  of  guards ;  enlisted  May  21,  1779 ;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1779 ;  service, 
3  mos.,  at  and  about  Boston;  also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  detachment;  enlisted 
April  21,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  1,  1780;  service,  3  raos.  11  days,  at  and  about 
Boston;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.  of  guards  detached  from  militia; 
enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.,  at  and  about 
Boston;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Nov.  1,  1780;  discharged  Dec. 21,  1780;  service, 
1  mo.  21  days,  at  and  about  Boston. 

Fraizer,  Joseph,  Newbury.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Putnam's  co..  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  6  days  service  at  Rhode 
Island. 

Fraizer,  P.  Major;  order  of  the  day  dated  Headquarters,  Ticonderoga,  Oct.  23, 1776, 
taken  from  Col.  Wheelocli's  Orderly  Book ;  said  Fraizer  appointed  field  officer 
for  Oct.  24,  1776. 

Fraizer,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  service 
from  Feb.  3,  1778,  to  April  3, 1778,  2  mos.,  with  guards  at  Cambridge ;  also,  Capt. 
Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  11,  1779;  discharged  Feb.  16,  1779;  service, 
6  days,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and  about  Boston. 

Fraizer,  William.  Captain  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1778,  dated  Providence;  also,  Capt.  William  Pierce's 
CO.,  Col.  Crane's  (also  given  Col.  Harrison's)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1778, 
dated  Providence ;  reported  on  furlough  in  Virginia;  also,  Capt.  Pierce's  co..  Col. 
Crane's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Providence. 

Frame,  Jacob.  Descriptive  list;  Capt.  Moses  Cantine's  co..  Col.  Levi  Pawling's 
(Ulster  Co.,  N.  Y.)  regt..  Gen.  Clinton's  brigade ;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ; 
complexion,  fair;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  blue;  occupation,  yeoman;  birthplace, 
Germany;  enlisted  July  30,  1776;  marched  Aug.  3,  1776;  regiment  reported  as 
serving  as  part  of  Continental  Army  and  stationed  near  Kings  Bridge. 

Frame,  Johannes.  Descriptive  list;  Capt.  Moses  Cantine's  co.,  Col.  Levi  Pawling's 
(Ulster  Co.,  N.  Y.)  regt..  Gen.  Clinton's  brigade;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5J 
in  ;  complexion,  fair;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  occupation,  yeoman;  birthplace, 
Kingston;  enlisted  July  30,  1776;  marched  Aug.  3,  1776;  regiment  reported  as 
serving  as  part  of  Continental  Army  and  stationed  near  Kings  Bridge. 

France,  Jacob,  Stoughton.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Toto- 
way,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

Frances,  Aaron.  Boy,  ship  "General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George  AA'ait 
Babcock ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  at  Boston  Sept.  9,  1780 ; 
age,  17  yrs. ;  coniplexion,  dark ;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Frances,  Antonia.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  19,  1777;  Maj.  Eben  Stevens's  battalion. 

Frances,  Benjamin,  Medford.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Dana's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt. ;  arrived  at  destination  May  9,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  8  days,  including 
travel  to  camp  and  from  place  of  discharge ;  company  raised  for  2  mos.  service  at 
Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated  South  Kingston. 

Frances,  Benjamin.  Capt.  John  Devereux's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ; 
service  from  Feb.  3, 1778,  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos.  1  day,  at  Cambridge ;  roll  dated 
Winter  Hill. 

Frances,  George,  New  Gloucester.  Return  of  men  raised  in  New  Gloucester, 
Cumberland  Co.,  for  Continental  service,  as  attested  by  Capt.  William  Harris 
and  Enoch  Fogg,  Selectman,  at  New  Gloucester,  Nov.  24,  1778;  residence.  New 
Gloucester;  joined  Capt.  John  Gray's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt,;  term,  3 


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Frances,  George,  continued. 

years ;  also,  receipt  dated  New  Gloucester,  May  4, 1781,  giren  by  said  Frances  and 
others,  for  bounties  paid  them  by  the  Selectmen  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Frances,  James,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  James  Perry's  co..  Col.  Sargent's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  12,  1775;  enlisted  July  4,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  11  days; 
«/«o,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  "  Inden  "  appears  against  name;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  21,  1775. 

Frances,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Francis's  co..  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson's 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter 
Hill,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Frances,  John  (also  given  Jacob  and  Jack).  Private,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Thorp's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West 
Point ;  also,  4th  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  regt. ;  return  for  May,  1782,  show- 
ing clothing  received  between  Nov.  1,  1781,  and  May  31,  1782. 

Frances,  Jonathan,  Wrentham.  Fifer,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co..  Col.  John  Smith's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  11  days;  also,  5th 
Bombardier,  Capt.  Thomas  Wait  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  4  daj's;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  due  for  the  8  mos.  service  in 
1775. 

Frances,  Joseph,  New  Gloucester.  Return  of  men  raised  in  New  Gloucester,  Cumber- 
land Co.,  for  Continental  service,  as  attested  by  Capt.  William  Harris  and  Enoch 
Fogg,  Selectman,  at  New  Gloucester,  Nov.  24,  1778;  residence,  New  Gloucester; 
joined  Capt.  Ellis's  co.,  Col.  Rugals's  [Bigelow's]  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during 
war. 

Frances,  Joseph.  Lieut.  Caleb  Brooks's  (late  Capt.  Hall's)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Bond's 
(late  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov.  29,  1775. 

Frances,  Joseph.  List  of  men  who  marched  froni  Dartmouth  to  camp  under  com- 
mand of  Capt.  Benjamin  Dillingham  and  arrived  there  Feb.  15,  1776. 

Frances,  Joseph.  Descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  5,  1781,  made  by  Edward 
Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  militia 
under  the  command  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows  for  the  term  of  3  months  from 
the  time  of  their  arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who 
had  received  bounty  and  mileage  due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter ;  Capt.  Wise's  co. ; 
age,  39  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  brown. 

Frances,  Levi,  Sheffleld.  Private,  Capt.  William  Beacon's  (Bacon's)  co..  Col.  John 
Fellows's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  8,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  1  day;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Dorchester,  Dec.  19,  1775. 

Frances,  Levi.  Marine,  frigate  " Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nicholson; 
engaged  Jan.  1,  1782;  service  to  May  31,  1782;  engagement,  12  months;  reported 
"run." 

Frances,  Nathaniel,  Medford.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Dana's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt. ;  arrived  at  destination  May  9,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  8  days,  including 
travel  to  camp  and  from  place  of  discharge ;  company  raised  for  2  mos.  service  at 
Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated  South  Kingston. 

Frances,  Richard.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lakin's  co..  Col.  John  Robinson's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  1,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Groton ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kingston,  Dec.  18, 1777;  enlist- 
ment, 6  months  from  July  1,  1777. 


MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 


Frances,  Robert.  Corporal,  Capt.  "William  Wells's  detachment  of  militia,  3d  Berk- 
shire Co.  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  30,  1781;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1781;  service,  8  days; 
detachment  marched  on  an  alarm  at  Saratoga  Oct.  29,  1781. 

Frances,  Sim.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Fowler's  co..  Col.  David  Mosely's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  June  12,  1782;  discharged  June  17,  1782;  service,  7  days; 
company  stationed  at  Springfield  and  Northampton ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Westfield. 

Frances,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Zebedee  Redding's  co.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's 
regt. ;  service  from  Dec.  1,  1778,  to  Jan.  1,  1779,  1  mo. 

Frances,  Thomas.  List  of  men  raised  from  Col.  Hathaway's  regt.  and  mustered  in 
Bristol  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  time 
of  their  arrival  at  Springtield,  as  returned  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master, 
dated  Oct.  29,  1779;  3d  co. ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft. ;  complexion,  light;  hair, 
brown ;  eyes,  dark ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dighton ;  reported  delivered  to  Lieut.  J. 
Grace. 

Frances,  Thomas.  Captain,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  list  of  captains; 
reported  as  retired  on  the  arrangement  of  Jan.  1  [year  not  given] . 

Frances,  William,  Claverack.  Private,  Capt.  John  McKinstry's  co..  Col.  Patterson's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  6,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  3 
days. 

Frances,  William.  List  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  2d  Berkshire 
Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds;  said  Frances  chosen  Captain, 
9th  (2d  Pittsfield)  co. ;  ordered  in  Council  May  4,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  com- 
missioned; commissions  reported  dated  June  1,  1776. 

Franch,  Edward.  Fifer,  Capt.  Benjamin  Beal's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerish's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  12,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  13,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  2  da.ys;  company 
drafted  in  July,  1778,  to  guard  stores  and  troops  of  convention  at  Boston  ;  enlist- 
ment, 6  months,  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Franch,  Jacob,  Bolton.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Longley's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] . 

Franch,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Talbot's  co.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt. ;  enlisted 
March  25,  1779;  discharged  April  15,  1779;  service,  22  days,  at  Fall  River  and 
Little  Compton,  R.  I. 

Franch,  Matthew,  Beverly.  Capt.  John  Low's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's  (19th) 
regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  July  1,  1775,  signed  by  said 
Franch  and  others;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Low's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct. 
21, 1775. 

Franch,  Richard,  Sandisfield.  Corporal,  Lieut.  Moses  Soul's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Fellows's  regt.,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775;  service  to  May  7,  1775,  17  days. 

Fkanch,  Thomas,  Lunenburg.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

Franch,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bonney's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.; 
pay  abstract  for  mileage  dated  Chesterfield,  March  13, 1777 ;  service  with  Northern 
army  at  Ticonderoga. 

Franch,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Alexander  Foster's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt. 
[service  not  given]  ;  reported  a  quarter-draft  man  to  be  made  up  in  Capt.  Clap's 
CO. ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8, 1777  [6]  ;  warrant 
allowed  in  Council  June  5,  1777. 


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Franch,  "William.  Capt.  Malcolm  Henry's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (9th)  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Dec.  23,  1775. 

Francies,  John,  Cambridge.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.; 
company  return  dated  Camp,  Oct.  31,  1776;  reported  sent  with  the  wounded; 
also  reported  in  hospital ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  27,  1776  ;  dis- 
charged Nov.  16,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  1  day,  travel  included;  roll  dated  North 
Castle ;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Broolcs's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  3, 

1778,  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos.,  with  guards  at  Cambridge. 

Francis, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Frances,  Francies,  Fran- 

cise,  Franciss,  Francois,  Franses.] 

Francis,  Aaron,  Beverly.  Corporal,  Lieut.  Billy  Porter's  co.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  8, 1775,  signed  by  said  Fran- 
cis and  others;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Francis's  co.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's  (19th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5 
days;  also,  Capt.  Francis's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col. 
Israel  Hutchinson;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6, 1775;  also,  Ensign  and  Quarter 
Master,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (11th)  regt. ;  Continental  Array  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  list  of  staff"  officers  recommended 
for  commissions  by  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis ;  said  Aaron  Francis  recommended  for 
Quarter  Master;  ordered  in  Council  Feb.  3,  1777,  that  said  officers  be  commis- 
sioned; reported  commissioned  Feb.  3,  1777;  also,  Quarter  Master;  petition  to 
the  General  Court  dated  Camp  above  Stillwater,  Sept.  15,  1777,  signed  by  officers 
of  Col.  Marshall's  regt.  and  other  regiments,  requesting  that  clothing  be  furnished 
them  to  replace  that  lost  on  retreat  from  Ticonderoga;  also,  Col.  Tupper's  regt., 
Brig.  Gen.  John  Paterson's  brigade;  order  on  Board  of  War  dated  Camp  near 
Valley  Forge,  April  8,  1778,  for  clothing  to  replace  that  lost  on  retreat  from 
Ticonderoga;  also,  order  for  clothing  dated  Danbui-y,  Oct.  12,  1778;  also.  Col. 
Tupper's  (15th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  also. 
Ensign,  Capt.  Stephen  Abbot's  co..  Col.  Tupper's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March, 

1779,  dated  West  Point ;  reported  transferred  to  Capt.  Greenleaf's  (also  given  6th) 
CO.  April  1,  1779;  also.  Col.  Tupper's  (Uth)  regt.;  return  of  officers  for  clothing 
dated  West  Point,  Aug.  10,  1779;  also.  Lieutenant  and  Quarter  Master,  Col. 
Tupper's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Lieutenant,  Col.  Tupper's  regt.;  list  of  officers  promoted  in 
the  Continental  Army;  commissioned  July  4,  1780  ;  also.  Lieutenant,  same  regt.; 
list  of  commissioned  officers  dated  Sept.  15,  1780;  reported  Brigade  Quarter 
Master;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Moses  Knap's  (8th)  co..  Col.  Tupper's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Oct.-Dec,  1780,  dated  Huts  near  West  Point;  appointed  March 
28,  1779;  also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.  commanded  by 
Col.  Thomas  Marshall  until  Jan.  1,  1781;  wages  and  subsistence  allowed  said 
Francis  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  to  Jan.  1,  1782,  12  mos.;  also,  Col.  Tupper's  (10th) 
regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1782,3  mos.  15  days;  reported  resigned  (also  given 
discharged)  April  16,  1782. 

Francis,  Aaron.  Seaman,  brig  "Adventure,"  commanded  by  Capt.  James  Morris; 
descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  in  Suff'olk  Co.,  Sept.  26, 1780 ;  age,  19 
yrs.;  complexion,  darli ;  hair,  blacli;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Francis,  Aaron.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sloper's  co.,  Col.  Israel  Chapin's  (3d)  regt. ; 
service  from  Nov.  5,  1779,  to  date  of  discharge,  Nov.  22,  1779,  22  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months ; 
also,  Capt.  Levi  Ely's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  regt.;  enlisted  July  20,  1780;  dis- 
charged Oct.  22,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  11  days,  travel  included,  on  an  expedition 
to  the  Northward;  company  raised  for  3  months;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Thrall's 
CO.;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1781;  discharged  Nov.  5,  1781;  service,  2  mos-  25  days, 
travel  included,  "  on  Mohawk  river  "  under  Col.  Marenus  Willet ;  company  raised 
for  3  months. 


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Francis,  Anthony,  Spain.    Matross,  Capt.  Lillie's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery) 

regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  14,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 

1777. 
Francis,  Anthony.    Seaman,  ship  "  Alfred,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul  Jones; 

list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "  Mellish  "  and  brig  "  Active  " 

[year  not  given] . 

Francis,  Benjamin,  Medford.  Private,  Lieut.  Caleb  Brooks's  (late  Capt.  Isaac  Hall's) 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's  (late  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's)  37th  regt.;  com- 
pany return  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  29,  1775. 

Francis,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Samuel  BuUard's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  20,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  22  days,  travel 
included,  at  Stillwater. 

Francis,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  John  Devereux's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. 
of  guards ;  enlisted  Nov.  8,  1777 ;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  2  mos.  25  days,  at 
Charlestown ;  roll  dated  Winter  Hill. 

Francis,  Benjamin.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Stephen  Frost's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  31,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  5  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Francis,  Benjamin,  Jr.  List  of  men  taken  from  the  Orderly  Book  of  Col.  Israel 
Hutchinson  of  the  27th  regt.,  dated  Fort  Lee;  Capt.  P — ter's  co. ;  reported  taken 
prisoner  at  Fort  Washington,  Nov.  16,  1776. 

Francis,  Charles,  Marblehead.  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ;  descriptive  list  dated 
West  Point,  Jan.  25,  1781;  age,  30  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  blaclv; 
hair,  black;  eyes,  black;  residence,  Marblehead;  enlisted  Jan.  15,  1780,  by  Dr. 
Holbrook ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Francis,  Charles,  Marblehead.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  In  Essex  Co.  in  1779 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army;  age,  40  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion, 
negro ;  engaged  for  town  of  Marblehead ;  delivered  to  Lieut.  John  Grace ;  also, 
Capt.  Page's  co.,  13th  Mass.  regt.;  list  of  9  months  men  [service  not  given]  ;  re- 
ported re-enlisted  ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Fowle's  co.,  Col.  Smith's  (13th)  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Pilsbury's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  wages, 
etc.,  allowed  said  Francis  for  Jan.-Dec,  1782. 

Francis,  Ebenezer,  Beverly.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Israel  Hutchinson's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  from  Danvers  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  2  days ; 
also.  Col.  John  Mansfield's  regt. ;  list  of  captains ;  ordered  in  [Provincial]  Con- 
gress May  27, 1775,  that  commissions  be  delivered  said  officers ;  also,  Captain,  Col. 
Mansfield's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  engaged  April  26, 1775 ;  service, 
3  mos.  13  days;  also,  Col.  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel 
Hutchinson;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also.  Colonel;  list  of  officers  of 
two  regiments  raised  for  defence  of  Boston ;  commissioned  Julj'  28,  1776 ;  also, 
return  made  by  said  Francis,  Colonel,  endorsed  "  reported  by  Brig.  Whitcomb 
Aug.  23,  1776,"  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  his  regiment,  raised  in  Cumber- 
land, York,  and  SuflFolk  counties,  stationed  at  Dorchester  Heights,  and  destined 
for  Northern  department;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives dated  Nov.  19,  1776;  said  Francis  chosen  Colonel  of  a  regiment  to  be 
raised  in  the  Province  of  Maine ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Nov.  19, 
1776;  reported  commissioned  Nov.  19, 1776;  n^so,  pay  abstract  dated  Dorchester 
Heights,  Nov.  27,  1776,  of  rations  and  travel  from  home  to  camp  and  return  due 
field  and  staff  officers  of  Col.  Francis's  regt.;  said  Francis  credited  with  2  days 
allowance;  also,  Colonel,  Uth  Mass.  regt.;  Continental  Array  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  July  7,  1777;  reported  died  July  7,  1777;   also. 


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Francis,  Ebenezeb,  continued. 

recommendation  addressed  to  the  Council,  signed  by  said  Francis,  Colonel, 
recommending  staff  officers  in  his  regiment  for  commissions ;  ordered  in  Council 
Feb.  3,  1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  also,  recommendation  addressed 
to  the  Council  dated  Boston,  Feb.  20,  1777,  signed  by  said  Francis,  Colonel, 
recommending  certain  officers  in  his  regiment  for  commissions ;  ordered  in  Coun- 
cil Feb.  20, 1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  also,  account  of  the  7  years 
half  pay  allowed  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Aug.  24,  1780,  to  widows  and  orphans  of 
officers  who  were  killed  or  died  in  service;  (late)  Colonel,  11th  Mass.  regt. ;  half 
pay  allowed  from  July  7,  1777,  to  July  7,  1784. 

Francis,  George,  New  Gloucester.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8,  1777 ;  Capt.  James  Gray's  co..  Col. 
Marshall's  regt.;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Wallcut's  co.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt.;  sub- 
sistence allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  4, 1777,  to  March  25,  1777 ;  credited 
with  81  days  allowance. 

Francis,  Jacob  (also  given  Jack,  Jacques,  and  John),  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Day's 
CO.,  Col.  Brooks's  (late  Alden's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  May  3,  1779,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Heed's  co..  Col.  Brooks's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  also,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Thorp's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Feb.  and  March,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  "  on  duty  last 
muster  by  name  of  John;"  also,  muster  rolls  for  April  and  May,  1781,  dated 
West  Point;  reported  on  command  at  Fort  Montgomery  in  April,  1781;  also, 
muster  roll  for  June,  1781,  sworn  to  in  Camp;  also,  muster  roll  for  July,  1781, 
dated  Philipsburgh  ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Peekskill; 
also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts ;  also,  Capt.  Eliphalet 
Thorp's  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  J.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20, 
1782;  age,  20  (also  given  19)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair, 
light;  occupation,  laborer  (also  given  farmer);  birthplace,  France;  residence, 
Boston ;  enlisted  March  -,  1779 ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  White ; 
also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  Lieut.  Col.  J.  Brooks's  regt.  who  were  discharged 
subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  Capt.  Thorp's  co. ;  discharged  June  9,  1783,  by  Gen. 
Washington,  term  of  enlistment  having  expired. 

Francis,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  C.  Allen's  (8th)  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt. ;  muster 
rolls  for  May-Sept.,  1783;  balance  of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  6  months; 
also,  8th  CO.;  order  dated  Oct.  24,  1783,  for  wages  for  May  [year  not  given], 
appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

Francis,  James.  Private,  Capt.  James  Perry's  co.,  16th  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776; 
reported  deceased;  roll  endorsed  "  3  mos.  from  Jan.  1,  to  April  6,  1776." 

Francis,  John,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  re- 
turned by  the  enlistment  committee  of  Salem,  certified  at  Salem  May  18,  1778; 
engaged  for  town  of  Salem  ;  joined  Col.  H.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  dur- 
ing war;  also,  Fife  Major,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  July  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as 
serving  11  mos.  as  Fifer,  19  mos.  as  Fife  Major;  also.  Private ;  pay  abstract  dated 
Providence,  Sept.  9,  1778,  for  4  men  belonging  to  Capt.  John  Langdon's  co..  Col. 
Jackson's  regt.,  who  were  omitted  from  June  muster  roll ;  also,  Fife  Major,  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1778,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  1st  co.. 
Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  March,  1779 ;  also,  1st  co.  commanded  by  Capt. 
Lieut.  John  Hobby,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Paw- 
tuxet; also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  at  Providence,  July  9,  1779; 
residence,  Boston;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
July,  1779,  dated  Camp  Providence;  also.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.; 
return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence ;  enlisted  July  1, 1777 
(also  given  April  6,  1778) ;  also,  Fife  Major,  Capt.  William  North's  (1st)  co.,  Col. 


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Francis,  John,  continued. 

Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  promoted  to  Fife  Major  July  6  (also  given 
July  1),  1778;  also  reported  a  transient;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  three 
miles  from  West  Point,  Jan.  28,  1781 ;  Capt.  Blanchard's  co.,  9th  Mass.  regt. 
commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jackson;  age,  25  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complex- 
ion, light;  hair,  light;  residence,  Boston;  enlisted  Jan.  2,  1780;  enlistment,  dur- 
ing war. 

Francis,  John,  Danvers.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Hutchinson's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days;  also,  Sergeant,  Lieut. 
Billy  Porter's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.;  order  for  advance  pay 
dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775,  signed  by  said  Francis  and  others ;  also,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Francis's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  3, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days ;  also,  Capt.  Francis's  co.,  Col.  Mans- 
field's regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return  dated 
Oct.  6,  1775. 

Francis,  John,  Sandwich  (also  given  Marshpee  Plantation).  Descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  in  Barnstable  Co.  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Lieut.  Reuben  Lilley,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  15,  1779;  Capt.  Hill's  co., 
Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  age,  34  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  mulatto;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Marshpee  (also  given  Falmouth)  ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Smart's 
CO.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also.  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  descriptive 
list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  25, 1781 ;  age,  32  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7^  in. ;  complexion, 
black;  hair,  black;  eyes,  black;  residence.  Sandwich;  enlisted  Nov.  29,  1779,  by 
Capt.  Smart;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Smart's  co.,  3d 
Mass.  regt.;  account  of  clothing  delivered  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781,  endorsed 
"  July  1, 1781 ;  "  said  Francis  reported  on  command  at  West  Point ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  inspection  return  for  July,  1781 ;  also,  deposition  dated  East  Falmouth, 
Oct.  4, 1833,  made  by  Isaac  Wickham,  stating  that  said  Francis  and  James  Keeter, 
colored  men  belonging  to  Marshpee  Plantation,  had  enlisted  into  the  army  and 
served  to  the  close  of  the  war  and  were  regularly  discharged  while  at  Newburgh, 
N.  Y.,  and  also  stating  that  Patience  Allen,  widow  of  Scipio  Allen,  had  been 
formerly  the  wife  of  said  Francis,  and  at  date  of  deposition  was  a  resident  of 
Marshpee  Plantation;  also,  deposition  made  by  Patience  Allen,  widow  of  Scipio 
Allen,  and  formerly  wife  of  said  Francis,  stating  that  said  Francis  enlisted  in 
Sandwich  in  the  year  1779  for  the  war  and  served  as  Private  in  Col.  Greaton's 
3d  Mass.  regt.  the  full  term  of  his  enlistment,  and  received  an  honorable  dis- 
charge from  Col.  Mellen  of  said  regiment,  and  afterwards  received  a  pension, 
agreeable  to  act  of  March  18,  1818 ;  the  said  Patience  Allen  constitutes  Reuben 
Baldwin  her  attorney  to  secure  bounty  land  granted  to  Continental  soldiers. 

Francis,  [John]  .  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Hall's  co. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched 
from  Medford  by  order  of  Gen.  AVashington  at  the  time  of  taking  possession  of 
Dorchester  Heights  in  March,  1776. 

Francis,  John.  Account  of  money  paid  by  persons  to  hire  men  to  go  to  Canada  [year 
not  given] ,  examined  and  allowed  by  a  committee  at  Medford  Oct.  8,  1776 ;  also, 
account  of  money  paid  by  persons  to  hire  men  to  go  to  New  York  in  Sept.,  1776, 
examined  and  allowed  by  a  committee  at  Medford  Jan.  13,  1777. 

Francis,  John.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  11,  1777  ;  Col.  Crane's  regt. 

Francis,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  joined  Nov. 
10, 1777 ;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  2  mos.  23  days,  with  guards  at  Cambridge  ;  also, 
Capt.  Nathan  Sergeant's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ;  detached  July 
2,  1778;  service  to  July  17,  1778,  15  days,  at  Winter  Hill. 


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Francis,  John.  1st  Lieutenant,  schooner  "Resolution"  (privateer);  petition  dated 
Boston,  July  20,  1778,  signed  by  Henry  Bass  and  Ebenezer  Dorr,  asking  that 
Zebediah  Slieppardson  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  said  schooner;  ordered 
in  Council  July  20,  1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Francis,  John.  Captain,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  29 
mos.  25  days  as  Lieutenant,  6  mos.  5  days  as  Captain ;  also,  recommendation 
addressed  to  the  Council,  signed  by  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis,  recommending  staff 
officers  in  his  regiment  for  commissions;  said  Francis  recommended  for  Adju- 
tant; ordered  in  Council  Feb.  3,  1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  re- 
ported commissioned  Feb.  3, 1777  ;  also,  petition  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island,  Aug. 
31,  1777,  signed  by  said  Francis,  Adjutant,  and  other  officers  of  (late)  Col. 
Francis's  regt.,  asking  that  Lieut.  Col.  Littlefield  be  appointed  Colonel  of  said 
regiment;  also,  petition  to  the  General  Court  dated  Camp  above  Stillwater,  Sept. 
15,  1777,  signed  by  officers  of  Col.  Marshall's  regt.  and  other  regiments,  asking 
that  clothing  be  furnished  them  to  replace  that  lost  on  retreat  from  Ticonderoga ; 
also,  Adjutant,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt..  Brig.  Gen.  John  Faterson's  brigade ; 
order  on  Board  of  War  dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  April  8,  1778,  for  clothing 
to  replace  that  lost  on  retreat  from  Ticonderoga ;  also,  order  for  clothing  dated 
Danbury,  Oct.  12, 1778 ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Lieut.  Col.  Noah  M.  Littlefield's  (2d)  co., 
Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (15th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West 
Point;  reported  acting  as  Adjutant;  also,  Captain,  11th  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  settle- 
ments of  rank  of  Continental  officers,  dated  West  Point,  made  by  a  Board  held  for 
the  purpose  and  confirmed  l)y  Congress  Sept.  6,  1779;  commissioned  June  25, 
1779;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Tupper's  (Uth)  regt.;  return  for  clothing  dated  West 
Point,  Aug.  10,  1779;  also,  same  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  18,  1780. 

Francis,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  Lieut.  John  Callender  of  3d  Artillery  battal- 
ion, at  Springfield,  Julj^  6,  1780;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion, 
light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  5,  1780. 

Francis,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Rufus  Allen's  co.  of  matrosses.  Col.  David  Rosseter's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1780 ;  service,  3  days,  on  an 
alarm.    Roll  dated  Pittsfield. 

Francis,  John,  Jr.,  Medford.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Hall's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's 
regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days;  also,  account  of  money 
paid  by  persons  to  hire  men  to  go  to  Canada  [year  not  given] ,  examined  and 
allowed  by  a  committee  at  Medford  Oct.  8,  1776. 

Francis,  Jonathan,  Boston.  Bombardier,  Capt.  Thomas  Waite  Foster's  (Artillery) 
CO.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Francis,  Jonathan,  Brookfield.  Descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  New- 
hall,  Muster  Master ;  Major's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
6  in.;  complexion,  Indian;  hair,  black;  occupation,  farmer;  residence,  Brook- 
field  ;  said  Francis  mustered  March  24, 1780 ;  mustered  at  request  of  Capt.  Peirce ; 
also.  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated 
West  Point,  Jan.  10,  1781;  Capt.  Houdin's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  age, 
19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  black;  eyes,  gray;  resi- 
dence, Brookfield ;  enlisted  Dec.  -,  1779,  by  Lieut.  Washburn ;  enlistment,  during 
war;  company  reported  to  have  joined  from  15th  regt.;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Michael  G.  Houdin's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.- 
April,  1781,  dated  West  Point. 


10  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Francis,  Joseph,  Boston  (also  given  Dedham).  Gunner,  Capt.  Edward  Burbeck's 
CO.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  29,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  8  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct. 
7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Jan.  6, 
1776 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  George 
Gould's,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's,  and  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battles's  cos.,  of  Dedham,  Col. 
William  Mcintosh's  (1st  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Dedham,  Feb.  16,  1778;  resi- 
dence, Boston  (also  given  Dedham) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dedham;  joined  Capt. 
Bryant's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  May  1,  1780;  also,  list 
of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Bos- 
ton, May  25,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Bryant's  co..  Col. 
Mason's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  3,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Frothinghara's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778,  dated  Springfield;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of 
men  entitled  to  gratuities  dated  Springfield,  Nov.  1,  1779;  company  stationed  at 
Springfield;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Bryant's  co. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  3,  1780;  company  stationed  at  West  Point. 

Francis,  Joseph,  Medford.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Isaac  Hall's  co.,  37th  regt.;  com- 
pany return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Francis,    Joseph,  New  Gloucester.     List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Col.  Timothy  Pike's  (4th  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  made  up  on  settle- 
ment authorized  by  resolve  of  May  29, 1778 ;  residence.  New  Gloucester ;  engaged 
for  town  of  New  Gloucester;  joined  Capt.  Ellis's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  term, 
3  years;   also,  Private,  Capt.  Paul  Ellis's   co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt. 
Continental  Array  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  10,  1777,  to  Sept.  24,  1779 
reported  died  Sept.  24,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Feb.  4,  1778 
mustered  by  Count}-  and  Continental  Muster  Masters. 

Francis,  Joseph.  List  of  men  taken  from  the  Orderly  Book  of  Col.  Israel  Hutchin- 
son of  the  27th  regt.  dated  Fort  Lee;  Capt.  P— ter's  co. ;  reported  taken  prisoner 
at  Fort  Washington,  Nov.  16,  1776. 

Francis,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Smith's  co. ;  service  from  Jan.  18,  1776, 
to  Nov.  21,  1776,  10  mos.  5  days;  company  stationed  at  Martha's  Vineyard  for 
defence  of  seacoast. 

Francis,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Alexander  Hodgdon's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's 
(Suffolk  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  26,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service, 
3  mos.  8  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Francis,  Levi,  Norton.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Smith's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  enlisted  May  23,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  8  days;  regiment 
raised  for  defence  of  town  and  harbor  of  Boston ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay 
roll  for  Nov.,  1776;  service,  1  mo.  2  daj-s,  including  travel  home;  also.  Sergeant, 
Capt.  Jabez  Barney's  co..  Col.  Luke  Drury's  regt.;  marched  July  13,  1781;  en- 
listed July  23,  1781 ;  joined  regiment  at  West  Point  Aug.  11,  1781 ;  discharged 
Nov.  8, 1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  at  West  Point ;  residence,  Norton ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Norton;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 

Francis,  Levi,  Shefl3eld.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bacon's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Fellows'sregt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service  from  April 
21,  1775,  to  May  7,  1775,  17  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt. 
William  Bacon's  co..  Col.  John  Fellows's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Dorchester, 
Oct.  6,  1775. 

Francis,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.  of  guards  detached  from  militia ; 
enlisted  Dec.  28,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  5,  1781;  service,  9  days,  at  and  about 
Boston. 


IN   THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  H 

Francis,  Loking,  Lunenburg.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Nevvhall,  Muster 
Master  for  Worcester  Co.,  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  until  Jan.  1, 1780 ;  Col.  Hand's 
regt. ;  mustered  July  6, 1779 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lunenburg ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Thomas  Fish's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  22,  1779 ;  discharged 
Dec.  17,  1779;  service,  4  mos.  26  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  sworn  to  at  New- 
port ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  4  days 
service  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport. 

Francis,  Nathan,  Sandwich.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  (1st  Barnstable  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Sandwich,  June  10, 
1777 ;  residence,  Sandwich ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich ;  joined  Capt.  Chad- 
wick's  CO.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by 
Joseph  Otis,  Muster  Master  for  Barnstable  Co.,  dated  Barnstable,  Feb.  18,  1777 ; 
Capt.  Chad  wick's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  mustered  Feb.  13,  1777;  reported  re- 
ceived State  bounty ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Means's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  3,  1777,  to  May  19, 
1778;  reported  deserted  July  1,  1778,  but  note  is  cancelled,  and  certificate  signed 
by  Capt.  A.  Williams  states  that  said  Francis  was  not  a  deserter  but  died  with 
small-pox  on  the  road  going  to  join  his  company  May  19,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  John 
Chadwick's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  made  agreeable  to  order  of 
Council  of  Dec.  26,  1777,  dated  Camp,  Jan.  22,  1778;  reported  on  furlough. 

Francis,  Nathan.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Independence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon 
Samson ;  engaged  July  2,  1776 ;  service,  2  mos.  20  days ;  roll  dated  Plymouth ; 
also.  Private,  brigantine  "Freedom,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Clouston;  en- 
gaged Oct.  21,  1776 ;  service  to  Dec.  25,  1776,  2  mos.  4  days. 

Francis,  Nathaniel,  Medford.  Private,  Lieut.  Caleb  Brooks's  (late)  Capt.  Isaac 
Hall's  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Bond's  (late  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company 
return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiv- 
alent in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  29,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Isaac  Hall's  co. ; 
service,  4  days;  company  marched  from  Medford  by  order  of  Gen.  Washington 
at  the  time  of  taking  possession  of  Dorchester  Heights  in  March,  1776. 

Francis,  Richard,  Lunenburg.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster 
Master  for  Worcester  Co.,  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  until  Jan.  1, 1780 ;  Col.  Rand's 
regt.;  mustered  July  6,  1779;  engaged  for  town  of  Lunenburg;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Thomas  Fish's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  30,  1779;  dis- 
charged Dec.  17,  1779 ;  service,  5  mos.  18  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Newport;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  4  days 
service,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport. 

Francis,  Robert.  List  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  New  York  July  11, 
1776,  under  command  of  Capt.  Oliver  Root,  and  were  dismissed  Dec.  5, 1776 ;  ser- 
vice, 21  weeks. 

Francis,  Robert.  Seaman,  ship  "Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster 
Williams;  engaged  Dec.  1,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  17,  1780;  service,  8  mos. 
16  days. 

Francis,  Seth.  Account  of  money  paid  by  persons  to  hire  men  to  go  to  Canada  [year 
not  given],  examined  and  allowed  b}'  a  committee  at  Medford  Oct.  8,  1776. 

Francis,  Shem.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sloper's  co.,  Col.  Israel  Chapin's  (3d)  regt.; 
entered  service  Nov.  5,  1779 ;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779 ;  service,  22  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for 

3  months. 

Francis,  Simeox.  Private,  Capt.  Solomon  Brown's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  3,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 

4  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. ;  also,  Capt.  Levi  Ely's  co..  Col. 


12  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Francis,  Simeon,  continued. 

John  Brown's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  20,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  22,  1780;  service, 
3  raos.  11  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  the  Northward;  enlistment, 
3  months. 

Francis,  Stephen.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.;  service  with 
detachment  commanded  by  Maj.  Andrew  Symms  drafted  to  serve  for  5  weeks  in 
guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath,  by  order  of  Council 
of  May  12,  1777. 

Francis,  Thomas,  Beverly.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Israel  Hutchinson's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Danvers ;  service,  2  days ; 
also,  Captain  Lieutenant,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  aZso,  recommendation 
addressed  to  the  Council,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  20,  1777,  signed  by  Col.  Ebenezer 
Francis,  recommending  certain  officers  in  his  regiment  for  commissions ;  said 
Francis  recommended  for  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Billy  Porter's  co  ;  ordered  in 
Council  Feb.  20,  1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned 
Feb.  3,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Billy  Porter's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.;  sub- 
sistence allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  time  of  arrival  at  Ben- 
nington;  credited  with  83  days  allowance;  March  12,  1777,  reported  as  date  of 
marching;  also,  petition  dated  Van  Schaicli's  Island,  Aug.  31,  1777,  signed  by 
said  Francis,  Lieutenant,  and  other  officers  of  (late)  Col.  Francis's  regt.,  asking 
that  Lieut.  Col.  Littlefield  be  appointed  Colonel  of  said  regiment;  also,  Lieu- 
tenant; petition  to  the  General  Court  dated  Camp  above  Stillwater,  Sept,  15, 1777, 
signed  by  officers  of  Col.  Marshall's  regt.  and  other  regiments,  asking  that 
clothing  be  furnished  them  to  replace  that  lost  on  retreat  from  Ticonderoga; 
also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt..  Brig.  Gen.  John  Paterson's 
brigade ;  order  on  Board  of  War  dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  April  8,  1778, 
for  clothing  to  replace  that  lost  on  retreat  from  Ticonderoga;  also,  same  regt.; 
order  for  clothing  dated  Danbury,  Oct.  12,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  Billy  Porter's  co.. 
Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  dated  West  Point; 
appointed  Nov.  6, 1776 ;  reported  furloughed  by  Gen.  McDougal  from  Jan.  4, 1779, 
to  April  1, 1779;  also,  Capt.  Porter's  (4th)  co.,  Col.  Tupper's  (15th)  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  reported  transferred  to  8th  co. ;  also  re- 
ported on  furlough ;  also,  Col.  Tupper's  (11th)  regt. ;  return  for  clothing  dated 
West  Point,  Aug.  10,  1779;  also.  Captain,  4th  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (11th) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780 ;  reported  as  serving  3  mos.  18  days  as  Lieutenant,  8  mos.  12  days  as  Captain ; 
also.  Captain,  Col.  Tupper's  (Hth)  regt.;  list  of  officers  promoted  in  Continental 
Army ;  commissioned  July  4, 1780 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.- 
Dec,  1780,  dated  Huts  near  West  Point ;  appointed  March  18, 1780 ;  also,  Captain,, 
10th  Mass.  regt.;  abstract  for  3  months  wages  dated  Boston,  June  8,  1781;  said 
Francis  ordered  to  march  to  camp  "immediately"  with  recruits,  as  certified 
by  Maj.  Gen.  B.  Lincoln;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. 
commanded  by  Col.  Thomas  Marshall  until  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  wages  and  subsistence 
allowed  said  Francis  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  to  Jan.  1,  1782;  also,  same  regt.;  service 
from  Jan.  1, 1782, 12  mos. ;  also.  Captain,  4th  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th) 
regt.;  register  of  furloughs  granted  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  leave  given  said 
Francis  by  Gen.  Gates  to  go  from  Windsor  to  Massachusetts  Dec.  13,  1782,  to 
remain  until  Jan.  30  [year  not  given]. 

Francis,  Thomas,  Dighton.  Descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard, 
Muster  Master,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from 
the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  dated  Taunton,  May  19, 1778 ;  Capt.  Ephraim 
Hathaway's  co..  Col.  Edward  Pope's  (2d  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  black;  eyes,  black;  residence,  Dighton; 
engaged  for  town  of  Dighton  ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  17,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men 
returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,, 


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Francis,  Thomas,  continued. 

July  20,  1778;  also,  Private,  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  (4th)  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  31,  1779;  discharged  May  29,  1780;  enlistment,  9  months;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Henry  Tew's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt. ;  marched  Aug.  2,  1780;  dis- 
charged Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Bates's  co..  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  24,  1780 ;  dis- 
charged Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  10  days;  company  raised  to  reinforce  the 
Continental  Army  for  3  months;  also,  Capt.  Henry  Brightman's  co.,  Col.  James 
Dean's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  8, 1781 ;  discharged  March  14, 1781 ;  service,  6  days ; 
company  detached  from  Freetown,  Berkley,  and  Dighton,  to  serve  for  the  term  of 
40  days,  unless  sooner  discharged. 

Fkancis,  Thomas,  West  Springfield.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  8  days;  also,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  10  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  26,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Levi  Ely,  sworn  to 
in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  14,  1779;  residence.  West  Springfield;  engaged  for  town 
of  West  Springfield ;  joined  Capt.  Flower's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ; 
term,  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Flower's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  2, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered  by  Col.  Woodbridge ;  also, 
muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaicli's  Island  and  sworn  to  at  Camp 
at  Stillwater;  enlisted  Jan.  2,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  muster  rolls  dated 
Albany,  Nov.  10,  1777,  Jan.  2,  Feb.  4,  March  9,  April  16,  and  May  13,  1778  ;  also, 
muster  roll  dated  Fort  Constitution,  June  15, 1778 ;  also,  muster  rolls  dated  White 
Plains,  July  20,  and  Aug.  5,  1778 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1778,  dated  White 
Plains;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fredericksburg;  also,  muster  roll 
for  Oct.,  1778,  dated  Camp  Roxbury;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778-Jan.,  1779, 
dated  Camp  Continental  Village ;  reported  sick  at  Newtown  in  Nov.  and  Dec, 
1778;  also,  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Quarters  near  Croten  River;  also, 
muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  Quarters  near  Croten  Bridge. 

Francis,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Rowlee's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robin- 
son's detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  25,  1776;  service  to 
April  3,  1777,  99  days,  at  Ticonderoga;  enlistment  to  expire  March  25,  1777. 

Francis,  Thomas.  1st  Lieutenant,  schooner  "Washington"  (privateer);  petition 
signed  by  Joseph  Marquand,  in  behalf  of  himself,  Thomas  Jones,  and  John  Stick- 
ney,  all  of  Newburyport,  asking  that  Thomas  Clough  be  commissioned  as  com- 
mander of  said  schooner;  ordered  in  Council,  June  3,  1777,  that  a  commission  be 
issued. 

Francis,  Thomas.  Seaman,  ship  "Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster 
Williams;  engaged  Jan.  17,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  17,  1780;  service,  7  mos.; 
also.  Marine,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  Oct.  10,  1780;  returned  from 
captivity  May  5,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  25  days. 

Francis,  Tisdale,  Norton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt.;  entered  service  July  27,  1780;  discharged  July  30,  1780;  service,  6  days, 
travel  included,  on  an  alarm ;  regiment  detached  from  Bristol  Co.  militia  for 
6  days  service  on  an  expedition  to  Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Norton. 

Francis,  William,  Nobletown.  Private,  Capt.  John  McKinstry's  co..  Col.  John 
Paterson's  (26th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  3,  Charlestown,  Oct. 
26,  1775. 


14  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Francis,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Hathaway's  co.,  Col.  Pope's  (Bristol  Co.) 
regt. ;  service,  8  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  company 
marched  to  camp  at  Bristol  and  thence  to  Rowland's  Ferry.    Roll  dated  Dightou. 

Francis,  William.  List  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Bennington  Aug.  16, 
1777,  under  command  of  Lieut.  William  Ford,  and  were  dismissed  Aug.  23, 1777  ; 
service,  1  week. 

Francis,  William.  Captain,  9th  co.,  2d  Berkshire  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of 
ofHcers ;  commissioned  May  3, 1776 ;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield 
to  Albany  Jan.  14,  1776,  under  command  of  said  Capt.  Francis,  b}'  order  of  Gen. 
Schuyler,  and  were  dismissed  Jan.  19, 1776 ;  service,  5  days ;  also,  list  of  men  who 
marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Williamstown  Sept.  13,  1776,  under  command  of  said 
Francis,  by  order  of  the  General,  and  were  dismissed  Sept.  21,  1776;  service,  8 
days ;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Ticonderoga  Oct.  17,  1776, 
under  command  of  said  Capt.  Francis,  and  were  dismissed  Nov.  16, 1776;  service, 
4  weeks  2  days;  also,  pay  roll  of  said  Francis's  co.  for  service  from  July  8,  1777, 
with  Maj.  Caleb  Hide's  detachment  of  militia  in  Northern  department;  also,  pay 
roll  of  said  Francis's  co.  for  service  from  July  22,  1777,  with  Col.  John  Ashley's 
detachment  of  militia  in  Northern  department;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched 
from  Ptttsfield  to  Fort  Edward  July  8, 1777,  under  command  of  said  Francis,  and 
were  dismissed  Aug.  26,  1777 ;  service,  7  weeks ;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched 
from  Pittsfield  to  Stillwater  Sept.  30,  1777,  under  command  of  said  Francis,  and 
were  dismissed  Oct.  10,  1777;  service,  1  week  4  days. 

Francisco,  Jacob.  Quarter  Gunner,  frigate  "  Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Nicholson;  engaged  Nov.  21,  1781;  service  to  May  31,  1782;  engagement,  12 
months;  reported  " run." 

Francise,  Levi,  2d.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Trow's  co.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt.; 
service,  21  days,  in  April  and  May,  1777,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  in 
Bristol  Co. 

Franciss,  Aaron.  Letter  from  Lieut.  Col.  Tobias  Fernald  to  Gov.  Hancock,  dated 
Nelson's  Point  near  West  Point,  June  21,  1782,  naming  Joel  Jenkins,  an  Ensign 
in  the  8th  Mass.  regt.,  as  entitled  to  the  vacant  lieutenantcy  in  the  10th  Mass.  regt. 
caused  by  the  resignation  of  said  Franciss,  Lieutenant,  who  was  discharged  April 
16,  1782. 

Franck,  Christopher.  Capt.  Jacob  Goold's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  12,  1775. 

Franck,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  6,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  7  days;  rolls  sworn  to  at  East  Greenwich; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Warwick,  Nov.  7,  1778;  enlistment  to 
expire  Jan.  -,  1779. 

Francklin,  Joseph.  Captain,  10th  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  (1st  Bristol  Co.) 
regt. ;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  1st  and  10th  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned 
by  Col.  Carpenter,  dated  Rehoboth,  Sept.  28,  1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  10, 
1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  Oct.  30,  1776. 

Francois,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Fracois,  Frances,  Francis, 

Francway,  Fransway.] 

Francois,  Jacques  (also  given  Jack).  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber, 
Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  9,  1779;  Capt.  Day's  co..  Col. 
Alden's  regt. 

Francois,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  Eustis's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  23,  1777,  to  July  27,  1777 ;  reported 
died  July  27,  1777. 


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Francwat,  John.  Boy,  brig  "Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  F.  "Williams; 
engaged  Dec.  2,  1778;  discharged  April  20,  1779;  service,  4  mos.  18  days.  Roll 
dated  Boston. 

Frane,  Antoine.  Seaman ;  list  of  French  prisoners  sent  from  Halifax  to  Boston  Oct. 
8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged ;  letter  from  Bat.  Fox,  Commissary  of  Prisoners,  to  the 
Commissary  of  Prisoners  at  Boston,  dated  on  board  the  "  Rainbow  "  at  Halifax, 
Oct.  8,  1778,  accompanying  list,  requests  that  said  men  be  exchanged  for  British 
prisoners. 

Frane,  Michael,  Scituate.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Crooker's  co.,  Brig.  Gen.  Thomas's 
regt. ;  mnsterroUdated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May 3, 1775;  service,  3  mos. 5  days; 
also,  Capt.  Samuel  N.  Nelson's  co.,  Col.  Aaron  Willard's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for 
travel  allowance  from  Scituate  to  Skeensborough,  via  No.  4  or  Charlestown,  dated 
Boston,  Jan.  -,  1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance 
from  Fort  Edward,  via  Albany,  to  Plymouth  and  adjacent  towns,  dated  Plymouth, 
Dec.  20,  1776. 

Franggle,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  William  Treadwell's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d 
Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Frangle,  John.  Private;  enlisted  June  1,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1779;  service, 
6  mos.,  at  Machias,  under  Col.  John  Allan  in  Indian  department;  reported  in  the 
artillery. 

Frangle,  John.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2, 1780 ;  engaged  April  9, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dedham ;  term,  3  years ; 
also,  certificate  dated  Dedham,  June  18  [  ?],  1781,  signed  by  Richard  Woodward, 
stating  that  he  had  hired  said  Frangle  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  3  years 
to  the  credit  of  the  town  of  Dedham ;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  William  Treadwell's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781. 

Frank,  ,  Westfield.    List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 

Capt.  David  Mosley's  co.,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  5,  1779;  residence, 
Westfield ;  engaged  for  town  of  Westfield ;  joined  Capt.  Alvord's  co.,  Col.  William 
Shepard's  regt. ;  term,  during  war ;  reported  a  negro. 

Frank,  Asher,  Lenox  (also  given  New  Haven).  Private,  Capt.  Charles  Dibbell's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Paterson's  (26th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  24,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  13  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct., 
1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  3, 
Charlestown,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Frank,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cole's  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

Frank,  Christopher,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Gould's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's 
(36th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service, 
13  weeks  5  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  company  stationed 
at  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge. 

Frank,  David.  Marine,  ship  "Alfred,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul  Jones;  list 
of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "Mellish"  and  brig  "Active"  [year 
not  given] . 

Frank,  James,  Falmouth.  Capt.  Samuel  Noyes's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  (31st) 
regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  June  23,  1775,  to  date  of  march- 
ing from  Falmouth,  July  13,  1775 ;  credited  with  allowance  for  2  weeks  6  da.vs ; 
roll  dated  Cambridge;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  [proba- 
bly Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Oct.  27,  1775. 


16  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Frank,  James,  New  Casco.  Private,  Capt.  William  Cobb's  co. ;  marched  July  8,  1779; 
discharged  Sept.  25,  1779,  at  Falmouth ;  service,  2  mos.  17  days ;  company  de- 
tached from  Cumberland  Co.  militia  for  service  under  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchel  on 
Penobscot  expedition. 

FiiANK,  John.  Matross,  (late)  Capt.  Jonathan  Warner's  (3d)  co.,  corps  of  artillery 
lately  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Paul  Revere;  service  between  Jan.  1,  1780,  and 
May  8,  1780,  2  mos.  17  days. 

Frank,  John.  Seaman,  ship  "Franklin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Turner;  descrip- 
tive list  of  officers  and  crew  dated  Salem,  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  age,  29  yrs. ;  complexion, 
dark;  birthplace,  Salem;  cruise  reported  to  have  begun  Aug.  8,  1780. 

Frank,  John  Baptiste.  Seaman,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Tucker;  engaged  July  30,  1779  [service  not  given]. 

Frank,  Joseph.  Seaman,  brig  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  F.  Williams ;  en- 
gaged May  10,  1779;  service  to  Sept.  6, 1779,  3  mos.  28  days;  stature,  5  ft.  6J  in. ; 
reported  a  Spaniard ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Frank,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Sumner's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  16,  1777,  to  Nov.  15,  1779; 
reported  deceased ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered 
by  County  Muster  Master  Barber;  also,  Capt.  E.  Cumpston's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's 
regt.;  return  taken  from  Lieut.  James  Davis's  book;  enlistment,  during  war; 
reported  died  Nov.  -,  1779. 

Frank,  Nehemiah,  Johnstown  (also  given  Providence,  R.  I.).  Private,  Capt.  Jesse 
Saunders's  co..  Col.  Paul  D.  Seargeant's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  17,  1775 ;  service,  80  days ;  also,  Capt.  George  Gould's  co..  Col.  Sar- 
gent's (28th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec. 
16,  1775. 

Frank,  Thomas,  Falmouth.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  Peter  Noyes's  (1st  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Falmouth,  Nov.  20,  1778 ; 
residence,  Falmouth  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Falmouth  ;  joined  Capt.  Jenkins's  co., 
Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Sewall's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Sprout's  regt.;  Continental  Arm}'  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  return 
dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778;  mustered  by  Maj.  Insley;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  rations  dated  Boston,  March  19,  1777 ;  ra- 
tions allowed  said  Frank  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  1,  1777;  credited  with  77 
rations;  14  days  travel  also  allowed  on  march  to  Bennington. 

Frank,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cole's  co..  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich;  en- 
listment, during  war;  reported  on  guard  duty. 

FuANKEE,  Joseph.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  16, 1777;  Capt.  Sumner's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. 

Frankinson, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Frankson.] 

Frankinson,  Enos.  Return  of  recruits  sent  by  State  of  Massachusetts  as  a  portion  of 
her  quota  of  the  Continental  Army  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781,  who  were  reported 
as  unfit  for  duty;  1st  Mass.  regt.;  age,  40  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft  7  in.;  engaged  for 
town  of  Sutton  ;  term,  3  years ;  reported  afflicted  with  chronic  rheumatism ;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Francis  Green's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  muster  rolls 
for  Feb.-May,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  enlisted  Feb.  15,  1781 ;  joined 
April  3,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781,  dated  Camp 
Phillipsburgh ;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point; 
also,  muster  roll  for  July,  1781 ;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point;  also,  mus- 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  17 

Frankixson,  Enos,  continued, 

ter  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Peekskill ;  reported  transferred  to  Capt.  Miller's 
CO.  Aug.,  1,  1781;  also,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  muster 
rolls  for  Aug.-Nov.,  1781 ;  enlisted  Jan.  18,  1781 ;  reported  on  command  at  West 
Point  in  Aug.,  1781;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb., 
1782,  dated  York  Hutts. 

Franklaxd,  William,  Medway.  Capt.  Samuel  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regt.; 
order  for  bountj'  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  21,  1775; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Knap's  co..  Col.  William  Sheppard's  (3d)  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  paj'  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  3,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  cred- 
ited to  town  of  Medway;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  30,  1778; 
residence,  Medwaj' ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Medway ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  mus- 
ter rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1778,  dated  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlisted  Feb.  3,  1777 ; 
enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  on  command  at  western  shores. 

Franklin,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Francklin,  Frankland, 

Frankling.] 

Franklin,  Abel,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Phanuel  Bishop's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  8  days ;  roll  sworn  to  at  New  Providence,  Dec. 
8,1775;  a^so.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Franklin's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt.;  service,  16  days;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on 
the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co.,  Col. 
Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  service  from  July  20,  1777,  1  mo.  5  days,  at  Rhode 
Island,  including  travel  to  camp  at  Bristol  and  from  Providence  to  Rehoboth. 

Franklin,  Benjamin,  Rehoboth.  Descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  in  Bristol  Co.  by 
James  Leonard,  Muster  Master,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Springfield,  dated  Oct.  29,  1779; 
10th  CO.,  Col.  Carpenter's  regt.;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  engaged  for  town  of  Rehoboth;  reported  delivered 
to  Capt.  L.  Bailey;  also,  Colonel's  co.,  14th  regt.;  enlisted  July  26,  1779;  dis- 
charged April  28,  1780 ;  term,  9  months ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Jabez  Bullock's  co. 
Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780 
service,  9  days,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1, 1780,  under  Gen.  Heith  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 
roll  sworn  to  at  Rehoboth. 

Franklin,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  co.,  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  16,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  22,  1777;  service,  6  days; 
company  ordered  to  Bennington  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows. 

Franklin,  Cato.  Landsman,  frigate  "  Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker ; 
engaged  Feb.  6,  1779  [service  not  given] . 

Franklin,  Daniel.  Private,  Lieut.  James  McKnight's  co..  Col.  David  Rositer's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  15, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  18, 1780 ;  service,  3  days ;  company  ordered 
to  march  to  Bennington  by  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Berk- 
shire Co. 

Franklin,  Henry  (also  given  Henry  J.),  Amherst.  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Noah  Dicken- 
son's CO.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service, 
9  days ;  also.  Sergeant,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Noah  Dickenson, 
Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777 ;  discharged 
Aug.  21, 1777;  service,  4  days;  company  marched  to  New  Providence  on  an  alarm; 
also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  23, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  24, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days ; 
company  marched  to  Stillwater  on  an  alarm ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  for 
equipments  dated  Nov.  9,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  appearing  on  a  credit  bill  of 
Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  credited  with  6  mos.  2  weeks 
service. 


18  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Franklin,  Jonathan,  Norton.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Cobb's  co.,  Col.  John  Daggett's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  10  days;  also, 
Corporal,  Capt.  Silas  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  7  days;  also,  Capt.  Isaac 
Hodges's  CO.,  Col.  George  Williams's  regt. ;  service,  from  Sept.  25,  1777,  to  Oct. 
31,  1777,  1  mo.  6  days,  on  a  secret  expedition ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Norton. 

Franklin,  Joseph,  Rehoboth.  Captain,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  service,  16 
days;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec. 
8,  1776;  also.  Captain,  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt.;  return  dated  Taunton,  Jan.  6, 
1778,  of  officers  of  a  regiment  raised  from  Brig.  Gen.  George  Godfrej''s  brigade 
for  3  mos.  service  under  Gen.  Spencer,  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Dec.  22, 
1777;  44  men  reported  belonging  to  said  Franklin's  co. ;  also.  Captain  of  a  Reho- 
both CO.,  Col.  Daggett's  regt.;  engaged  Jan.  1,  1778;  discharged  March  31,  1778; 
service,  3  mos. ;  company  raised  for  3  months  from  Jan.  1,  1778,  and  stationed  at 
Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  regt. ;  regimental  abstract  for  same  service  examined 
at  Providence  July  28,  1778;  service  with  Brig.  Gen.  Esek  Cornell's  brigade,  as 
certified  by  him  at  Tiverton  July  8,  1778;  also,  petition  dated  Rehoboth,  June  26, 
1778,  signed  by  said  Franklin,  Captain,  and  other  officers  of  Col.  Thomas  Car- 
penter's (1st  Bristol  Co.)  regt.,  asking  for  a  new  choice  of  officers;  also,  Captain, 
Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  of  a  regiment  ordered  to  be  detached  to 
serve  at  Rhode  Island  until  Jan.  1,  1780,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  8,  1779; 
commissioned  Aug.  4,  1779;  also.  Captain,  same  regt.;  regimental  return  dated 
Camp  Providence,  Oct.  2,  1779;  also,  same  regt. ;  engaged  July  25,  1779;  service 
to  Dec.  31,  1779,  5  mos.  6  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Franklin,  Joseph.  Descriptive  list ;  age,  20  (also  given  19)  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  birthplace,  New  York  ;  residence, 
Pittsfield;  engaged  for  town  of  Pittsfield;  engaged  April  1,  1782;  joined  Capt. 
Luke  Day's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also.  Pri- 
vate, 2d  CO.;  order  dated  Oct.  29,  1783,  for  wages  for  May  [year  not  given], 
appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages ;  also,  same  co. ; 
order  dated  Jan.  27,  1784,  for  wages  for  June-Dec.  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in 
a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

Franklin,  Oliver.  Private,  Capt.  David  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  detachment 
of  militia;  enlisted  June  30,  1777;  discharged  July  21,  1777;  service,  22  days; 
company  stationed  at  Fort  Ann ;  roll  sworn  to  before  Chairman  of  the  committee 
of  Lanesborough ;  also,  Capt.  Zebulon  Norten's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  27,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  service,  23  days, 
travel  included,  at  the  Northwai-d ;  roll  dated  Equivalent. 

Franklin,  Peter,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  19,  1777 ;  Capt.  King's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Mar- 
shall's regt.;  also.  Private,  1st  co.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  11,  1777,  to  April  21,  1777 ;  reported  died  April  21, 
1777;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  King's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
(10th)  regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Dec.  26,  1776,  to  Feb. 
21,  1777;  credited  with  57  days  allowance;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  11  days 
travel  on  march  from  Boston  to  Bennington ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  clothing  delivered  for  the  year  1778 ;  said  Franklin  credited  with 
4  mos. '20  days  service;  reported  died  April  21,  1778  [1777]  ;  also.  Private,  11th 
Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  men  belonging  to  Mass.  Line  reported  as  not  having  been  mus- 
tered or  who  were  omitted  from  pay  rolls  to  whom  wages  and  depreciation  were 
allowed ;  said  Franklin  reported  as  not  mustered. 

Franklin,  Peter.  Marine,  ship  "  Alfred,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul  Jones ; 
list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "  Mellish  "  and  brig  "  Active  "  [year 
not  given] . 


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Franklin,  SiaiEON.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Hancock  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  5,  1780;  reported 
deserted. 

Franklin,  William,  Medway.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cobb's  cc.  Col.  Joseph  Read's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  30,  1775;  service,  3  mos. 
9  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Sept.  26,  1775;  also,  enlist- 
ment agreement  dated  Medway,  Feb.  14,  1777,  signed  by  Daniel  Wight,  stating 
that  he  had  engaged  said  Franldin  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  3  years,  having  paid  him  £25  6s. ;  also,  enlistment  agreement  dated  Medway, 
Feb.  14, 1777,  signed  by  said  Franklin,  engaging  himself  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  in  the  room  of  Daniel  Wight ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  for  Continental  service,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Metcalf  of  Col.  Wheelock's 
regt.  June  18,  1777 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  by  Lieut. 
Jonathan  Houndbrook  (Holbrook),  dated  Medway,  Feb.  16, 1778,  and  sworn  to  at 
Wrentham;  residence,  Medway;  engaged  for  town  of  Medway;  joined  Capt. 
Knap's  CO.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  returned  by  a 
committee  of  the  town  of  Medway,  July  13,  1778,  as  having  rendered  service  at 
various  times  subsequent  to  April  19,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Banister's 
CO.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Banister's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's 
(4th)  regt. ;  return  made  up  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780,  dated  West  Point ; 
enlisted  Feb.  3,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return 
for  gratuity  dated  Highlands,  Feb.  24, 1780 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  May  and  July, 
1781,  dated  Phillipsburgh  ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  dated  Camp  at  Peeks- 
kill;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Continental  Village;  also,  muster 
rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts;  reported  on  command  with 
Gen.  How  from  May,  1781. 

Franklin,  Wilson,  Rehoboth.  List  of  men  who  served  in  Capt.  Carpenter's  co..  Col. 
Simeon  Cary's  regt.,  Gen.  John  Fellows's  brigade,  for  5  mos.  at  New  York  and 
White  Plains,  and  were  dismissed  Dec.  1,  1776;  also.  Corporal,  Col.  Elisha  Shel- 
don's (2d)  regt.  of  Light  Dragoons ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  March  7, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,1779;  residence,  Rehoboth ;  «;so,  returns  of  officers 
and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Sheldon's  regt.,  certified  at  Durham, 
April  22,  1779,  and  at  Fishkill,  June  18,  1779;  engaged  March  7,  1777;  term,  dur- 
ing war;  also.  Private,  Col.  Sheldon's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

Frankling,  Abel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bates's  co..  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  28, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  31, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days ;  company 
raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Frankling,  Jonathan,  Norton.  Corporal,  Capt.  Silas  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Timothy 
Walker's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Franko,  Michael.  Seaman,  frigate  "  Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
engaged  July  15,  1779;  service  not  given. 

Franks, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Franck,  Frank,  Frankee.] 

Franks,  Christopher,  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  Philip  Marett's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos.  7  days. 

Franks,  David  (also  given  David  Salisbury),  Boston  (also  given  Philadelphia). 
List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated 
Boston,  Jan.  19,  1777;  Maj.  Ebenezer  Stevens's  battalion;  also,  descriptive  list; 
Capt.  John  Lillie's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt.;  age,  40  yrs.;  stat- 
ure, 5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  brown ;  residence,  Boston ;  engaged  for  town  of  Bos- 


20  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Franks,  David  (also  given  David  Salisbury)  ,  continued. 

ton;  engaged  bj^  Lieut.  Traicey  in  1777;  term,  during  war;  also,  Matross,  Capt. 
John  Lillie's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artiller}')  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  15, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  residence,  Philadelphia. 

Franks,  David.  Marine,  sloop  "  Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul  Jones ; 
list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "  Alexander,"  captured  Sept. 
20,  1777. 

Franks,  George,  Boston.  Seaman,  ship  "  Pilgrim,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph 
Robinson;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  dated  Aug.  2,  1780;  age,  24  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Boston.  ' 

Franks,  Isaac.  Letter  from  Lieut.  Col.  J.  Brooks  to  Gov.  Hancock,  dated  Boston, 
Feb.  22,  1781,  recommending  said  Franks,  who  had  served  "for  some  time  past" 
in  the  Quartermaster  General's  department,  to  an  Ensigncy  in  his  regiment,  and 
asking  that  a  warrant  be  granted  him  and  that  he  take  rank  from  Jan.  1,  1781; 
ordered  in  Council  Feb.  22, 1781,  that  a  warrant  be  issued ;  reported  commissioned 
Feb.  22,  1781;  also,  Ensign,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  return  of 
ofBcers  dated  German  Hutts,  May  18,  1781 ;  reported  on  extra  service  settling 
accounts;  also.  Ensign,  Capt.  Benjamin  Warren's  (8th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  appointed  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  re- 
ported on  extra  duty  settling  accounts  from  May  18, 1781 ;  also,  same  regt. ;  return 
of  officers  from  June  1, 1781,  to  June  15, 1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  in  garri- 
son settling  accounts  from  June  1, 1781 ;  also,  returns  of  officers  from  June  22, 1781, 
to  June  29,  1781,  dated  Peekskill ;  reported  on  duty  at  West  Point;  also,  Capt. 
Warren's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1781 ;  reported  on 
command  at  West  Point;  also,  same  regt. ;  returns  of  officers  from  July  7,  1781, 
to  July  27,  1781 ,  dated  Phillipsburgh  ;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point ;  also ; 
Capt.  William  Mills's  (8th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July, 
1781 ;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point;  also,  same  regt.;  returns  of  officers 
from  Aug.  2,  1781,  to  Aug.  17,  1781,  dated  Phillipsburgh;  reported  on  command 
at  West  Point;  also,  returns  of  officers  dated  Peekskill,  Aug.  25,  and  Aug.  31, 
1781 ;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point;  also,  return  of  officers  dated  West 
Point,  Sept.  13,  1781;  reported  attending  court  martial  in  garrison;  also,  Capt. 
Mills's  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781;  a^so,  same 
regt.;  return  of  officers  dated  Peekskill,  Oct.  5,  1781 ;  leave  granted  said  Franks 
Oct.  2,  1781,  bj^  Col.  Brooks  to  go  to  Wall  Hill  for  3  days ;  also,  returns  of  officers 
from  Nov.  2,  1781,  to  Nov.  23,  1781,  dated  Peekskill;  reported  on  command  at 
Verplanck's  Point;  also,  Capt.  Mills's  (7th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  mus- 
ter rolls  for  Oct.,  Nov.,  and  Dec,  1781,  dated  York  Huts;  reported  on  command 
at  Verplanck's  Point  until  Dec.  20,  1781,  on  furlough  in  Philadelphia  by  leave  of 
Gen.  McDougal  (also  given  by  leave  of  Gen.  Heath)  from  Dec.  28  (also  given 
Dec.  18  and  Dec.  29),  1781 ;  furlough  to  expire  March  15,  1782;  also,  same  regt.; 
returns  of  officers  from  March  22,  1782,  to  June  21,  1782,  dated  Hutts  and 
West  Point;  reported  absent  since  March  15,  1782;  furlough  reported  to  have 
expired;  also,  7th  Mass.  regt.,  1st  brigade;  return  of  absent  officers  dated  West 
Point,  June  2-1,  1782 ;  said  Franks  furloughed  Dec.  28,  1781,  by  Gen.  McDougal ; 
furlough  expired  April  10,  1782;  reported  refused  to  join  regiment,  pleading  that 
he  had  Col.  Humphrey's  permission  to  resign  without  coming  to  camp;  also, 
Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  returns  of  officers  from  June  28,  1782,  to  July  19, 
1782;  reported  absent  since  March  15,  1782;  also,  list  of  officers  of  7th  Mass. 
regt. ;  said  Franks  commissioned  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  resigned  July  -,  1782. 

Franks,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  Warner's  co.,  Col.  Revere's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  5,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779. 

Franks,  Thomas.  Seaman,  frigate  "  Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nichol- 
son; engaged  April  12,  1782;  service  to  May  31,  1782,  1  mo.  19  days. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  21 

Fbanksford,  John,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Fuller's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (37th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775; 
reported  deserted  immediately  after  enlistment. 

Franksfort,  Christian,  Dedham.  Drummer,  Capt.  Joseph  Guild's  co.,  36th  regt. ; 
company  return  dated  Camp  at  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775;  enlisted  May  9,  1775. 

Frankson,  Enos.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Wash- 
burn, Superintendent  for  said  county;  Capt.  Alet's  (Elliot's)  co..  Col.  Davis's 
regt.;  age,  35  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  black;  occupation,  farmer; 
engaged  Feb.  15,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sutton ;  term,  during  war. 

Franque,  Augustine.  Seaman,  brigantine  '"Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Lambert ;  engaged  Jan.  18,  1778 ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Franses,  Aaron.  Corporal,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Francis's  co..  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson's 
regt.;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  Winter  Hill, 
Oct.  26,  1775. 

Franswat,  .    Pay  roll  for  a  number  of  Indians  under  Lieut.  Andrew  Gilman 

sworn  to  at  Boston,  Oct.  4,  1779;  service  between  June  29,  1779,  and  Aug.  21, 
1779,  10  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Frarey,  Eleazer,  Whately.  Fifer,  Capt.  Israel  Chapin's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Fellows's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775;  service  to  April  26,  1775,  7  days;  also,  Capt.  Israel  Chapin's  (2d) 
CO.,  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775. 

Fraret,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sloper's  (12th)  co.,  Col.  David  Mosley's 
(3d  Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  June  12, 1782;  discharged  June  17, 1782;  ser- 
vice, 6  days ;  company  marched  to  Northampton  in  support  of  the  government. 

Fraret,  Julius.  Fifer,  Capt.  Ephraim  Jenings's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.;  en- 
listed Sept.  22,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service  on  an  expedition  to  the 
Northward. 

Fraret,  Phineas,  Hatfield.  Drummer,  Capt.  Israel  Chapin's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Fellows's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775 ;  service  to  April  26,  1775,  7  days ;  also,  Capt.  Israel  Chapin's  (2d) 
CO.,  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775. 

Frart, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Farey,  FaiTay,  Fary,  Frarey, 

Phrary.] 

Frart,  David,  Ashfield.  Order  on  Maj.  Barber  dated  Cambridge,  June  24,  1775,  for 
cartridge  boxes,  which  were  later  receipted  for  by  Capt.  Moses  Harvej' ;  also,  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  10,  1775;  service,  1  mo.,  1  week,  2  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  reported  deserted  Sept.  16,  1775 ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  26, 1775. 

Frart,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Childs's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  17  days;  company  raised  Feb.  24,  1777,  for  service  at  Ticonderoga. 

Frart,  Eleazer  (also  given  Ebenezer),  Whately.  Fifer,  Capt.  Israel  Chapin's  co., 
Col.  John  Fellows's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  April  27, 1775 ; 
service,  3  mos.  12  days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Dorchester,  Dec.  6,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Salmon  White's  co.,  Col. 
Woodbridge's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  service,  4 
days;  company  marched  to  the  Northward  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates; 
also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Salmon  White's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept. 
20,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777;  service,  30  days,  travel  included;  company 
marched  to  Saratoga ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Hatfield. 


22  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND  SAILORS 

Frart,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Salmon  White's  co.,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  17,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to 
the  Northward  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates. 

Fraey,  Julius,  Ashfield.  Order  on  Maj.  Barber  dated  Cambridge,  June  24,  1775,  for 
cartridge  boxes,  which  were  later  receipted  for  by  Capt.  Moses  Harvey ;  also,  Fifer, 
Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  May  22,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  2  weeks;  also,  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1775;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted 
Dec.  23,  1776;  service  to  April  1,  1777,  100  days,  at  Ticonderoga;  also,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Phillips's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July 
10,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  travel  included,  in 
Northern  department;  also,  descriptive  return  dated  Deerfield,  Aug.  21,  1780, 
made  by  Maj.  David  Dickinson,  of  men  detached  from  6th  co.,  5th  Hampshire 
Co.  regt.,  and  mustered  by  him,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  22,  1780;  age,  25 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light  brown;  eyes,  light;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Ashfield ;  term,  3  months. 

Frart,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  10,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service,  1  mo. 
8  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department. 

Frart,  Nathan,  Deerfield.  Captain,  9th  co..  Col.  David  Field's  (5th  Hampshire  Co.) 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Col. 
Field,  dated  Deerfield,  April  22,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  May  3,  1776,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  May  3, 1776 ;  also,  petition  dated 
Deerfield,  April  13,  1780,  signed  by  said  Frary,  of  Deerfield,  stating  that  he  had 
been  commissioned  Captain  of  9th  co.,  5th  Mass.  regt.,  May  3,  1776,  and  asking 
permission  to  resign  his  commission  on  account  of  old  age  and  infirmity;  cer- 
tificate attached  to  petition,  signed  by  Lieut.  Col.  David  Wells,  states  that  said 
Frary  by  reason  of  old  age  and  infirmity  was  unable  to  serve  as  Captain ;  ordered 
in  Council  April  25,  1780,  that  the  resignation  be  accepted. 

Frart,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Stebbins's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Sept.  23,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  1,  1777;  service,  14  days,  travel  included; 
company  marched  on  an  expedition  to  Northern  department.  Roll  sworn  to  at 
Deerfield. 

Frart,  Nathan  (also  given  Jr.).  Descriptive  list  dated  Deerfield,  July  24,  1780,  of 
men  detached  from  militia  of  Hampshire  Co.,  returned  by  Maj.  David  Dickinson 
as  mustered  by  him,  by  order  of  Lieut.  Col.  David  Wells,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
June  22,  1780 ;  1st  or  9th  co.,  5th  Hampshire  Co.  regt. ;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
5in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  engaged  for  town  of  Deerfield; 
term,  3  months ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Newton's  co..  Col.  S.  Murray's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  19,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
1  day,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 

Frart,  Obadiah,  Southampton.  Capt.  Oliver  Lyman's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  return 
for  travel  allowance,  etc.;  wai'rant  for  pay  allowed  in  Council  Sept.  12,  1776; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Pomeroy's  co.,  Col.  Dickenson's  regt.  commanded  by 
Maj.  Clap;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  dated  July  10,  1777,  and  en- 
dorsed "  service  in  July,  1777 ;  "  repoited  killed  Aug.  3,  1777. 

Frart,  Phineas,  Hatfield.  Drummer,  Capt.  Israel  Chapin's  co..  Col.  John  Fellows's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12 
days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dorchester, 
Dec.  6,  1775. 


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Frary,  Seth,  Hatfield.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Murray's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  20,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777;  sei-vice,  1  mo.,  travel  included; 
company  marched  to  Saratoga  on  an  expedition  to  Northern  department ;  also, 
Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Fairfield's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.;  enlisted 
Oct.  1, 1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  12, 1778 ;  service,  2  mos.  25  days  [  ?  ] ,  at  Dorchester. 

Frary,  Timothy,  Deerfield.  Private,  Capt.  Jonas  Lock's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Wil- 
liams's regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  14  days. 

Feary,  Timothy.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Rob- 
inson's detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  23,  1776;  service  to 
April  1,  1777,  100  days,  at  Ticonderoga. 

Frary,  Timothy.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Amasa  Sheldon's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  10,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Deerfield. 

Frary,  Timothy.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Slarrow's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  22,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  11,  1779;  service,  4  mos.  20  days,  at 
Peekskill ;  also,  order  for  wages  for  service  in  Capt.  Slarrow's  co.,  dated  Deerfield, 
May  31,  1779. 

Eraser,  Daniel,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Mar- 
shall's regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  July  16,  1776; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  1, 1776,  to  Dec.  1, 1776,  4  mos.  1  day ; 
also,  list  endorsed  "Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  return,  etc.,  from  1778  to  1779" 
appearing  among  orders,  returns,  etc.,  talcen  from  Capt.  Munroe's  papers. 

Fraser,  George.  Return  of  sentences  by  a  court  martial  held  at  Mt.  Independence, 
Col.  Phiney,  President,  appearing  in  a  general  order  dated  Headquarters,  Ticon- 
deroga, Nov.  3,  1776,  taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's  Orderly  Book ;  said  Fi-aser,  a 
soldier  in  Col.  Burrell's  regt.,  3d  brigade,  tried  on  the  charge  of  leaving  his  post 
while  on  duty  as  a  sentry  and  falling  asleep ;  found  guilty  and  sentenced  to  receive 
20  lashes. 

Frashar,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Eleazer  Crabtree's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  26,  1775; 
service  to  Dec.  31, 1775, 4  mos.  15  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast ;  company  stationed 
at  Frenchman's  Bay. 

Frasher,  Daniel.  Muster  roll  of  Capt.  Asahel  Wheeler's  co.,  which  marched  from 
Sudbury  and  joined  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regiment  at  Roxbury,  endorsed  "  1777." 

Frasher,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Asahel  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Read's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  28,  1777 ;  service,  41  days,  with  Northern  army ;  200  miles  travel 
allowed  from  camp  home ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Weston  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  Sept.  5,  1780 ; 
discharged  March  15,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  10  days. 

Frathingham,  Benjamin,  Charlestown.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Chadwick's 
CO.,  Col.  Gridley's  (Artillerj')  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged 
May  13,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  24  days. 

Frathingham,  Richard,  Charlestown.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Chadwick's  co.,  Col. 
Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  13, 
1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  24  days. 

Frathingham,  Thomas,  Charlestown.  Gunner,  Capt.  Joseph  Chadwick's  co..  Col. 
Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  13, 
1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  24  days. 

Fkathington,  Charles.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Cambridge 
for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  1,  1780;  dis- 
charged Jan.  3, 1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  3  days ;  reported  as  belonging  to  the  artillery. 


24  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Frayne,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Frane.] 

Frayne,  Michael,  Scituate.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Crooker's  co..  Brig.  Gen.  John 
Thomas's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Nov.  9,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Hey- 
wood  Peirce's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt.;  drafted  Sept  25,  1777;  dis- 
charged Oct.  28,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  6  days ;  company  drafted  from  Scituate  and 
Hanover  and  ordered  to  march  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  a  secret  expedition. 

Frazer,  Charles  (also  given  Christopher),  Raynham.  Bombardier,  Capt.  Callen- 
der's  CO.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  April  7,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Raynham; 
also,  Matross,  Capt.  William  Perkins's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for 
Sept.  and  Oct.,  1777;  reported  on  command  at  Red  Bank  in  Oct.,  1777;  also, 
Gunner,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1777  ;  reported  pre- 
ferred Nov.  1, 1777 ;  also,  Gunner,  Capt.  Lieut.  John  Callender's  co..  Col.  Crane's 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  dated  Providence;  enlistment,  dur- 
ing war;  reported  sick  and  absent;  also,  Bombardier,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  appointed  Feb.  1,  1779;  also.  Bombardier, 
Capt.  John  Slueman's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  11, 1781 ; 
age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4|  in.;  complexion,  fair;  engaged  April  9,  1777,  by 
Lieut.  Pierce;  residence,  Raynham;  engaged  for  town  of  Raynham;  term,  dur- 
ing war. 

Frazer,  Daniel,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Mar- 
shall's regt.;  enlisted  June  13,  1776;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  1  mo.  18  days;  also, 
list  of  deserters  dated  Jan.  21,  1778,  appearing  among  orders,  returns,  etc.,  taken 
from  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  papers. 

Frazer,  George.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Buckland's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  March  1, 1777 ;  reported  "  ex- 
changed with  the  Enemy." 

Frazer,  James,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Addison  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  John  Mans- 
field's (19th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  10, 1775 ;  service, 
2  mos.  26  days;  also,  Capt.  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Frazer,  John  G.  Petition  dated  Boston,  April  22,  1776,  signed  by  said  Frazer,  asking 
that  he  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  schooner  "Lady  Washington" 
(privateer),  fitted  out  from  Boston  by  said  Frazer;  ordered  in  Council  April  22, 
1776,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Frazer,  Nathaniel,  Petersham.  Private,  Capt.  William  Henry's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct. 
5,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  10, 1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  travel  included,  at  Cas- 
tle and  Governor's  Islands ;  company  raised  in  Worcester  Co. 

Frazer,  P.  Captain,  4th  Pennsylvania  battalion;  general  order  dated  Headquarters, 
Ticonderoga,  Sept.  24, 1776 ;  reported  appointed  Major,  vice  Col.  Hausagger,  pro- 
moted; also.  Major;  general  order  dated  Headquarters,  Ticonderoga,  Sept.  28, 
1776;  reported  "nominated  by  the  General  until  the  pleasure  of  the  Congress  is 
known;"  also.  Captain,  Col.  Wynd's  regt.;  general  order  dated  Headquarters, 
Ticonderoga,  Oct.  12,  1776;  reported  promoted;  also,  order  of  the  day  dated 
Headquarters,  Ticonderoga,  Oct.  11,  1776;  said  Frazer,  Major,  appointed  field 
officer  of  the  day  for  Oct.  12,  1776 ;  also,  order  of  the  day  dated  Headquarters, 
Ticonderoga,  Nov.  9,  1776 ;  said  Frazer,  Major,  appointed  field  officer  of  the  day 
for  Nov.  10,  1776 ;  above  orders  taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's  Orderly  Book. 

Frazer,  Thomas,  Frenchman's  Bay.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Dyer's  co.  of  rangers; 
enlisted  March  17,  1780;  discharged  May  1,  1780;  service,  1  mo.  14  days,  under 
Col.  John  Allan  in  Eastern  department;  company  raised  in  No.  4,  Gouldsbor- 
ough.  Frenchman's  Bay,  Pleasant  River,  and  Narragaugus. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  25 

Feazee,  William.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col. 
Jonathan  Glover's  (5th  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Coun- 
cil of  Nov.  7, 1777  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Marblehead ;  joined  Col.  Henry  Jackson's 
regt.;  term,  3  years. 

Frazek,  William.  Captain  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Pierce's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Providence. 

Frazieh,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Faurey,  Fracer,  Fraizer, 

Fraser,  Frashar,  Frasher,  Frazer.] 

Frazier,  Charles,  Raynham.  Bombardier,  Capt.  Slewman's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
also,  Corporal,  same  regt.;  abstract  for  wages  due  for  Oct.-Dec,  1780,  dated 
Boston ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Frazier,  Duncan.  Private,  Capt.  Charles  Parsons's  co..  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's  (1st 
New  York)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlist- 
ment, during  war;  reported  sick  in  general  hospital  at  Albany. 

Frazier,  George.  Company  receipt  dated  Fort  Washington,  Aug.  17,  1776,  for  wages 
for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1775,  for  service  in  Capt.  Addison  Richardson's  co. 

Frazier,  James.  Capt.  Addison  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  regt. ;  order  for 
advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775,  signed  by  said  Frazier  and  others; 
also,  company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Addison  Richardson  for  wages  due  to  Aug. 
1, 1775,  dated  Cambridge ;  also,  Capt.  Addison  Richardson's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Israel 
Hutchinson's  (19th)  regt. ;  receipt  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  signed  by  said 
Frazier  and  others,  for  wages  for  Sept.,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

Frazier,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780 ;  age,  24  j-rs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 

9  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Weston;  arrived  at  Springfield 
Sept.  13,  1780;  reported  deserted  from  Springfield. 

Frazier,  John.  Midshipman,  frigate  "  Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nichol- 
son; engaged  Oct.  16,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  27  days;  reported  drowned  Feb.  12, 
1782 ;  engagement,  12  months. 

Frazier,  John  G.  Major,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  of  field  and  staff 
officers  dated  Camp  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27, 1776 ;  appointed  April  1, 1776 ;  reported 
on  furlough  Nov.  17,  1776,  at  the  "  South'n  Camp  "  by  leave  of  Gen.  Gates. 

Frazier,  Phoenix.  1st  Lieutenant,  ship  "General  Hancock"  (privateer);  petition 
dated  Boston,  June  20,  1778,  signed  by  John  Cushing,  in  behalf  of  himself  and 
Samuel  White,  asking  that  Ishmael  Hardy  be  commissioned  as  commander  of 
the  said  ship;  ordered  in  Council  June  23,  1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued; 
also,  petition  dated  Boston,  Aug.  18,  1779,  signed  by  said  Frazier,  in  behalf  of  the 
owners  of  the  sloop  "  Charming  Polly  "  (privateer),  asking  that  he  be  commis- 
sioned as  commander  of  said  sloop  fitted  for  a  voyage  to  Hispaniola;  ordered  in 
Council  Aug.  18,  1779,  that  a  commission  be  issued;  also,  petition  dated  Boston, 
May  16,  1781,  signed  by  Thomas  Russell,  of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Frazier  be 
commissioned  as  commander  of  the  brigantine  "Hope"  (privateer),  owned  by 
Messrs.  William  TurnbuU  &  Co.,  of  Philadelphia;  ordered  in  Council  May  17, 
1781,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Frazier,  Thomas.  Acting  Midshipman,  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Foster  Williams ;  engaged  Jan.  22, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  17, 1780;  service,  6  mos. 
26  days;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  Sept.  15,  1780;   service, 

10  mos.  16  days;  reported  died  Aug.  1,  1781. 

Frazier,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  joined 
Nov.  5,  1777 ;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  2  mos.  28  days,  with  guards  at  Cambridge. 


26  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Fraziek,  William.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  12,  1778;  Capt.  Langdon's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son's regt. 

Frazier,  William.  Captain  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Pierce's  co.  Col.  John  Crane's 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778,  dated  Providence;  commissioned  Jan.  13,  1777. 

Frazier,  William.  Seaman,  sloop  "  Winthrop,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George  Little ; 
entered  service  May  13,  1782;  discharged  Oct.  6,  1782;  service,  4  mos.  23  days. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Fream,  James.  Foreman  of  Plane  Makers ;  return  of  rations  allowed  in  Quartermaster 
General's  department  at  Fishkill  dated  Oct.  14,  1781. 

Freanch,  Asa.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Crawford's  8th  (Oakham)  co..  Col.  James 
Converse's  (4th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  by 
the  respective  companies  in  said  regiment  dated  Brookfield,  May  14,  1776 ;  ordered 
in  Council  May  31,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned. 

Freanch,  Elijah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Pierce's 
regt.;  engaged  May  22,  1779;  discharged  July  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  13  days, 
travel  included,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 

Freanch,  Joshua,  Salisbury.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co..  Col.  James 
Frye's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Freanch,  Joshua.  Corporal,  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Pierce's 
regt.;  engaged  May  22,  1779;  discharged  July  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  13  days, 
travel  included,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 

Freborn,  Gideon.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Lewis's  co..  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Nov.,  1777;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777; 
enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  died  April  12,  1777. 

Frederick,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Fedrick,  Fredrick.] 

Frederick,  Martin,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  27,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also, 
Matross,  Capt.  Sargent's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  15,  1777,  to  May  14,  1777;  residence, 
Boston;  reported  deserted  May  14,  1777. 

Frederick,  Pkince,  Kittery.  Descriptive  list  of  men ;  Capt.  Thorp's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  age,  42  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.;  complexion,  negro; 
hair,  wool;  occupation,  farmer;  residence,  Kittery ;  engaged  for  town  of  Kittery ; 
engaged  Dec.  -,  1782;  term,  3  years;  a/^so,  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  C.  Allen's 
(8th)  CO.,  4th  Mass.  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  May-Sept.,  1783  ;  reported  on  command 
with  Col.  Hay  at  Poughkeepsie ;  balance  of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  26 
months. 

Frederickson, .     [This  name  appears  under  the  form  of  Fredrichson.] 

Fredrichson,  John,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Jeduthan  Baldwin's 
regt.  of  artificers ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  2,  1780, 
to  Dec.  12, 1780 ;  enlisted  Sept.  2, 1780 ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  deserted 
Dec.  12  (also  given  Dec.  9) ,  1780. 

Fredrick,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Tiebout's  co..  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's  (1st 
New  York)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point. 

Fredricks,  Benjamin,  Manchester.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Dodge's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Baldwin's  (late  Gerrish's)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  14, 
1775 ;  service,  11  weeks  2  days.     [See  Benjamin  Fedricks.] 

Free,  Caleb.  Private,  Capt.  Amariah  Babbit's  detachment.  Col.  Barns's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 8  days,  in  Oct.,  1781,  on  an  alarm.     [See  Caleb  Tree.] 


m  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  27 

Free,  Jupiter,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Isaac  Dean's 
regt. ;  marched  Aug.  5,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  3  days;  2  days 
travel  also  allowed  on  march  home  from  Tiverton  to  Attleborough ;  company 
marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Freeand,  Thomas,  Hopkinton.  Private,  Capt.  James  Mellen's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Ward's  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775.] 

Freeas,  Abraham.  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  28, 1775. 

Freeberr,  John.  Seaman,  brig  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  "Wil- 
liams; engaged  Dec.  2,  1778;  discharged  April  20,  1779;  service,  4  mos.  18  days. 
Roll  dated  Boston. 

Freeborn, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Freborn,  Freeberr.] 

Freeborn,  Gideon.  Seaman,  ship  "General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Wait  Babcock ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  at  Boston,  Sept.  9, 
1780;  age,  24:yrs.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Freeborn,  Isaac.  Petition  dated  Boston,  April  30,  1777,  signed  by  John  Dean,  in 
behalf  of  himself  and  Mungo  Mackey,  asking  that  said  Freeborn  be  commissioned 
as  commander  of  the  sloop  "  Revenge  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  April  30, 
1777,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Freeborn,  John.  Boy,  brigantine  "Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon  Samson; 
engaged  Nov.  14,  1777 ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 

Freeeto,  William,  Danvers.  Corporal,  Capt.  Enoch  Putnam's  co.,  Col.  John  Mans- 
field's regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  4, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos. 
5  days. 

Freeland,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Freeand,  Freland.] 

Freeland,  Abraham,  Salem.  Prizemaster,  ship  "Franldin,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Turner;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  dated  Salem,  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  age, 
30  yrs. ;  complexion,  light ;  residence,  Salem ;  cruise  reported  to  have  begun  Aug. 
8,  1780. 

Freeland,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Perry's  co..  Col.  Haws's  regt.;  enlisted  July 
28,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  17  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
also,  Capt.  Walter  McFarland's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's  (Middlesex  Co.)  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  24,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  10  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and  sta- 
tioned at  Rhode  Island. 

Freeland,  James,  Sutton.  Surgeon,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  regt.;  list  of  field  and 
staff  officers  appearing  on  a  return  of  Capt.  William  Campbell's  co.,  dated  Rox- 
bury,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  Doctor,  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt.;  service,  41  days; 
regiment  marched  to  Providence,  R.  I.,  Dec.  8,  1776,  on  an  alarm;  also.  Surgeon, 
Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt.;  marched  Sept.  26,  1777;  service  to  Oct.  26,  1777, 
30  days;  regiment  marched  from  Worcester  Co.  Sept.  26,  1777,  to  reinforce 
Northern  army. 

Freeland,  John,  Hopkinton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Homes's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bui- 
lard's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service, 
12  days. 

Freeland,  Joseph,  Hopkinton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Homes's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Bul- 
lard's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury  ;  service, 
12  days;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  James  Mellen's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  14  days; 
also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 


28  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Freeland,  Thomas  (also  given  Jr.),  Hopkinton  (also  given  Shrewsbury  and  Sudbury). 
Private,  Capt.  James  Mellen's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  10  days;  also,  list  of  men 
mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  May 
25,  1777;  Capt.  Ward's  co..  Col.  AVesson's  regt.;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  Cor- 
poral, Capt.  William  Watson's  co.,  Col.  James  Wesson's  (9th)  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  16,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence, 
Shrewsbury ;  credited  to  town  of  Hopkinton ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Nahum  Ward's 
CO.,  Col.  Wesson's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15, 1777 ;  also, 
Capt.  J.  Edes's  co..  Col.  Wesson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  May  28, 1780 ;  residence,  Sudbury ;  also,  Capt.  Watson's 
CO.,  Col.  Wesson's  regt. ;  return  of  clothing  delivered  for  the  year  1780 ;  reported 
discharged. 

Freeland,  William,  Hopkinton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Homes's  co.,  Col.  Samuel 
Bullard's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  ser- 
vice, 12  days;  also,  Capt.  Amos  Perry's  co.,  Col.  Haws's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  5, 
1778;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Freeland,  William  J.  Drummer;  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  John  Gleason's  co. 
endorsed  "  North  Kingston,  June  26,  1777 ;  "  deposition  made  by  Micah  Balcom 
June  26, 1844,  states  that  he  engaged  the  first  part  of  May,  1777,  in  Capt.  Gleason's 
CO.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.,  and  rendered  2  mos.  8  days  service  at  Rhode 
Island ;  said  company  was  made  up  of  men  from  Marlborough,  Stow,  Sudbury, 
Framingham,  Natick,  Shelburne,  HoUiston,  and  Hopkinton. 

Freelove,  David,  Freetown.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Brightman's  co..  Col.  Livingston's 
regt. ;  service  from  June  2,  1779,  to  July  2,  1779,  1  mo.,  at  Freetown  and  Rhode 
Island ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Elsbre's  co..  Col.  Livingston's  regt. ;  enlisted  July 
11,  1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  9,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  29  days,  at  Freetown  and  Rhode 
Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  Sept.  9,  1779,  to  Sept.  24,  1779, 
15  days,  at  Freetown  and  Rhode  Island ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June 
5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  Timothy  Bige- 
low,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  23,  1780;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Freetown  ;  arrived  at  Springfield  Aug.  20,  1780;  marched  to 
camp  Aug.  23,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Obadiah  Wetherell;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as 
having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay 
roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Freetown  for  service  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  during  1780 ;  marched  Aug.  15, 1780 ;  discharged  Jan.  21,  1781 ;  ser- 
vice, 5  mos.  15  days,  travel  included;  also,  receipt  dated  Freetown,  Feb.  12,  1781, 
for  bounty  paid  said  Freelove  by  Thomas  Durfee  and  others,  members  of  a  class, 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  James  Williams,  Superintendent  for  Bristol  Co.,  by  Joshua 
Wilbore,  at  Taunton,  March  21, 1781,  to  be  conducted  to  Springfield  and  delivered 
to  Col.  Shepard;  Capt.  Brightman's  co.,  2d  Mass.  regt.;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature, 
6  ft.;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  gray;  occupation,  laborer;  residence, 
Freetown ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Freelove,  John,  Easton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Porter's  co..  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sar- 
gent's regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  7, 1775;  service,  1  mo. 
3  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  before  Boston,  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  20,  1775. 

Freelove,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  (Light  Infantry)  co. ;  enlisted  Dec. 
1,  1779;  discharged  Jan.  31,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  1  day,  at  Rhode  Island;  com- 
pany raised  to  join  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.,  and  serve  until  Api-il  1,  1780,  unless- 
sooner  discharged,  but  formed  into  a  separate  corps  for  this  service. 


m  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  29 

Freelove,  John-.  Receipt  dated  Middleborough,  May  9,  1781,  signed  by  Stephen 
Haskens,  for  bountj'  paid  by  Peter  Hoar,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  47  of  the  town 
of  Middleborough,  said  Freelove  having  engaged  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Freelove,  John.  Receipt  dated  June  4,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Freelove  by  Abiel 
Terry,  Jr.,  in  behalf  of  a  class,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Arra.y  for  the  term  of 

3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  returned  as  received  of  James  Williams,  Superintendent 
for  Bristol  Co.,  by  Ebenezer  Crocker,  at  Taunton,  June  6,  1780 [1],  to  be  con- 
ducted to  Springfield  and  delivered  to  Col.  Shepard ;  age,  45  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft. 

4  in.;  complexion,  dark;  occupation,  laborer;  engaged  for  town  of  Freetown; 
term,  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from 
June  2, 1781, 12  mos. ;  reported  transferred  to  corps  of  invalids  June  1, 1782;  also, 
return  of  recruits  sent  by  Massachusetts  as  a  portion  of  her  quota  of  the  Conti- 
nental Army  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781,  who  were  reported  unfit  for  duty;  10th 
Mass.  regt.;  age,  54  yrs.;  stature,  6  ft.;  engaged  for  town  of  Freetown;  term, 
3  years. 

Freelove,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  co.  of  matrosses;  enlisted  Sept.  4, 
1782;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1782,  1  mo.  27  days;  reported  as  among  rejected  recruits 
detailed  for  garrison  dut}^. 

Freelove,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Durfee's  (Freetown)  co.,  Col.  Pope's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Dec.  7,  1776;  discharged  Dec.  23,  1776;  service,  16  days;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Elsbre's  co.,  Col. 
Livingston's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  27, 1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  9, 1779 ;  service,  1  mo. 
13  days,  at  Freetown  and  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from 
Sept.  9,  to  Sept.  24,  1779,  15  days,  at  Freetown  and  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt. 
Henry  Brightman's  (Freetown)  co.,  Col.Hathaway's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  4, 1780; 
discharged  Aug.  7,  1780 ;  service,  3  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on 
an  alarm ;  also,  Capt.  Henry  Brightman's  co.,  Col.  James  Dean's  regt. ;  enlisted 
March  8,  1781;  discharged  March  14,  1781;  service,  6  days;  company  detached 
from  Freetown,  Berklej',  and  Dighton,  to  serve  for  the  term  of  40  days,  unless 
sooner  discharged. 

Freelove,  [Wi]llbor.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  19  days, 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 
Roll  sworn  to  in  Bristol  Co. 

Freelove,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Peleg  Simmons's  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Olney's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Newport,  R.  I.,  Oct.  23,  1781 ;  enlisted  Oct.  [  ?]  11,  1781 ; 
credited  to  town  of  Tiverton ;  reported  on  furlough. 

Freejian, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Felman,  Fhraman,  Flee- 

man,  PYeemon,  Freman,  Friman,  Trimon.] 

Freeman, ,  Cohasset.    List  of  prisoners  landed  in  New  England  by  Capt.  Solomon 

Rider,  Master  of  the  shallop  "Seaflower"  of  Yarmouth,  N.  S. ;  said  Freeman 
of  Cohasset,  reported  to  have  swum  away  from  the  "Reasonable,"  man  of  war, 
and  to  have  been  landed  by  Capt.  Rider  at  Portsmouth  Jan.  3,  1778. 

Freeman,  Ariel,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Willmarth's  co..  Col.  John 
Daggett's  regt.;  service,  2  mos.  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment,  3  months 
from  Jan.  1,  1778;  roll  sworn  to  at  Taunton  ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co.. 
Col.  Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  June  21,  1778;  service,  12  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
company  raised  to  serve  for  21  days  from  June  21, 1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered 
for  6  mos.  service  at  Rhode  Island  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Bristol 
Co.,  dated  June  29,  1778 ;  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph 
Cole's  CO.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  July  6,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  27 


30  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Freeman,  Abiel,  continued. 

days,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Enoch 
Robinson's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  12,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  11, 1779;  service,  1  mo. 

1  day ;  company  detached  from  militia  and  ordered  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for 
4  weeks  in  a  regiment  under  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher,  Commandant ;  also,  descrip- 
tive list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11,  1780;  age,  18  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Attleborough ;  arrived 
at  Springfield  July  9,  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780,  under  command  of 
Ensign  Bancroft;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Toto- 
way,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Attle- 
borough for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  dm'ing  1780;  marched  July  6,  1780; 
discharged  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  2  days. 

Freeman,  Abner.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service,  20  days; 
company  marched  to  Bennington  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen=  Fellows  and  Committee 
of  Safety  at  request  of  Gen.  Stark.    Roll  certified  at  Sheffield. 

Freeman,  Adam,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's 
(17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  4  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775 ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov.  28,  1775. 

Freeman,  Alden,  Rochester.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Parker's  CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Sprout's  regt. ;  enlisted  Jan.  9,  1778 ;  company  raised  to  serve  for  3  months  from 
Jan.  1,  1778,  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Jabez  Cottle's  co.,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  enlisted  May  6,  1778 ;  discharged  May  7,  1778  ;  service, 

2  days  at  Dartmouth  on  an  alarm ;  also,  Capt.  Barnabas  Doty's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Sprout's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  5,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  11,  1778;  service,  6  days, 
at  Dartmouth  on  an  alarm  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  13, 1778;  dis- 
charged Sept.  17, 1778 ;  service,  5  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth,  Barnstable  Co. ; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co.,  to 
serve  until  Jan.  1,  1779,  endorsed  "9  months  enlistment;"  also.  Private,  Sergt. 
Elisha  Ruggles's  detachment;  enlisted  July  1,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1779; 
service,  6  mos. ;  detachment  stationed  at  Rochester  and  Wareham ;  also,  Capt. 
John  Gibbs's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  July  22,  1780;  discharged 
Oct.  27,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  detached  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Wareham. 

Freeman,  Andrew.  Private,  Capt.  Raymond  de  Guiscard's  co..  Col.  Turner's  regt. 
of  5  months  levies  raised  for  defence  of  Rhode  Island ;  enlisted  Sept.  23,  1781 ; 
discharged  Nov.  27,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  7  days,  travel  included.  Roll  sworn  to 
at  Boston. 

Freeman,  Artillow.  Account  of  bounties  paid  said  Freeman  and  others  b}'  Select- 
men of  Roxbury  for  enlisting  for  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental 
service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  Feb.  23,  1781 ;  engaged  for 
the  town  of  Roxbury. 

Freeman,  Asher,  Scituate.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
2d  Plymouth  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777  ; 
residence,  Scituate ;  engaged  for  town  of  Scituate ;  joined  Capt.  Winslow's  co., 
Col.  Marshall's  regt.;  term,  during  war;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  between 
March  5,  and  March  22, 1777,  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co. ; 
Capt.  Winslow's  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  also.  Private,  5th  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March 
3, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  co.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ; 


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Freeman,  Asheb,  continued. 

rations  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  March  5,  1777,  to  April  4,  1777 ;  credited 
with  30  days  allowance;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on  march  to 
Bennington ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also,  Capt.  Jacob  Wales's  (1st)  co.,  Col. 
Marshall's  (10th)  regt. ;  account  of  clothing  delivered  for  the  year  1778 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point; 
enlisted  March  1,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  on  command  at  Tarrytown 
in  Jan.,  1779 ;  also,  5th  co.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  March  4, 1780 ;  reported  discharged  March  3, 1780 ; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 

6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  by  Bi'ig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  22,  1780 ;  age, 
23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  negro;  engaged  for  town  of  Scituate; 
marched  to  camp  July  22,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  William  Scott ;  also,  list 
of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as 
having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay 
roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Scituate  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Army  during  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  17,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  13,  1781; 
service,  5  mos.  28  days;  also,  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  ser- 
vice from  March  19,  1781,  21  mos.  11  days. 

Freeman,  Barnabas,  Duxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Bradford's  (1st  Duxbury) 
CO.,  Col.  Warren's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19, 1775;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Bradford's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cot- 
ton's regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos. 
8  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  reported  sick 
in  camp ;  also,  receipt  for  bounty  coat  on  reverse  of  order  for  same,  dated  Rox- 
bury, Nov.  6,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt.;  company  order  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  dated  Boston,  June  7,  1776;  also, 
Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  May  31, 1776 ;  service  to  Dec.  1, 1776,  6  mos. 

7  days,  travel  included. 

Freeman,  Barnabas.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Berry's  (Harwich)  co.,  Maj.  Zenas 
Winslow's  regt. ;  service,  4  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  Sept. 
7,  1778.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Freeman,  Barnabas.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Archibald  McAll  [i]  ster's  co..  Col.  Prime's  regt. ; 
entered  service  April  21,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  19,  1780;  service,  7  mos.  29  days, 
under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward.  Roll  certified  at  Headquarters  at 
Thomaston,  Dec.  26,  1780. 

Freeman,  Benjamin,  Middleborough.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  July  17,  1780;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Middleborough ;  marched  to  camp  July  17,  1780,  under  com- 
mand of  Capt.  Abner  Howard ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service 
and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated 
Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  (16th)  regt.;  service  from  June  1,  1780,  to  July  31,  1780,2  mos.;  re- 
ported sick  and  absent. 

Freeman,  Benjamin,  Sturbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Parker's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service, 
14  days;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Abel  Mason's  5th  (also  given  6th)  1st  Stur- 
bridge CO.,  5th  Worcester  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said 
regiment,  as  returned  by  Daniel  Plimpton  and  others,  field  ofHcers,  dated  Sutton, 
March  20,  1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  April  4,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commis- 
sioned;  reported  commissioned  April  4,  1776;  also.  Lieutenant;  list  endorsed 
"  commissioned  officers  of  Col.  Jam's  regt. ;  "  service  at  Dobbs's  Ferry,  Tarrytown, 


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Freeman,  Benjamin,  continued. 

and  North  Castle,  N.  Y.,  in  1776 ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Abel  Mason's  co.,  Col. 
Jonathan  Holman's  regt. ;  engaged  Dec.  10,  1776;  discharged  Jan.  20,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  14  days,  travel  included,  at  Providence,  R.  I. ;  also,  Captain  (also  given 
Lieutenant) ,  in  command  of  a  company  in  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt.;  en- 
gaged Sept.  26,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included; 
company  marched  from  Sturbridge  Sept.  27,  1777,  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen. 
Gates  in  Northern  department  for  30  days ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Morgan's 
CO. ;  [service  not  given]  ;  roll  made  up  for  service  between  Dec.  26, 1777,  and  July 
1,  1778;  company  detached  from  militia  of  Hampshire  and  Worcester  counties 
to  guard  stores  and  magazines  at  Springfield  and  Brookfield. 

Freeman,  Benjamin.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Cahin  Partridge's  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's 
regt. ;  drafted  Sept.  23, 1776 ;  service,  1  mo.  28  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode 
Island;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Bildad  Arnold's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Lothrop's  (Plym- 
outh Co.)  regt. ;  service,  12  days ;  company  marched  Dec.  10, 1776,  in  consequence 
of  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated  Duxbury. 

Freeman,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Clark's  co. ;  service,  6  mos.  10  days,  in  de- 
fence of  seacoast;  company  served  from  July  1, 1775,  to  Dec.  31, 1775;  roll  sworn 
to  in  Barnstable  Co.;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Berry's  (Harwich)  co.,  Maj.  Zenas 
Winslow's  regt. ;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  Sept.  7, 
1778 ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Freeman,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Abram  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  9,  1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  21,  1778 ;  service,  4  mos.  12  days, 
at  and  about  Boston  ;  enlistment,  6  months,  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Freeman,  Ben's.  List  of  men  belonging  to  the  several  transports  employed  on  Penob- 
scot expedition,  as  per  roll  made  up  agreeable  to  resolve  of  March  23,  1784,  and 
attested  by  Joshua  Davis,  Agent;  said  Freeman  reported  as  belonging  to  the 
sloop  "  Racehorse." 

Freeman,  Brewster.  Private,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co.  of  guards  stationed  at 
Springfield;  enlisted  Oct.  4,  1779;  discharged  Jan.  4, 1780;  service,  3  mos. ;  com- 
pany raised  for  3  months  from  time  of  joining  at  Springfield ;  also,  Capt.  James 
Black's  (Chester)  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  William  Campbell,  Col.  David  Moos- 
ley's  (Moseley's)  regt.;  enlisted  June  15, 1782;  discharged  June  17, 1782;  service, 
3  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Northampton. 

Freeman,  Brister  (also  given  Bristol).  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex 
Co.  in  1779,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army;  age,  31  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.; 
complexion,  negro;  engaged  for  town  of  Concord;  delivered  to  Lieut.  William 
Storey ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9, 
1779,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  Nov.  24, 
1779;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  (15th)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Jan. -June,  1780,  dated  Robinson's  Farms ;  enlisted  July  20,  1779  ; 
discharged  April  20,  1780 ;  enlistment,  9  months. 

Freeman,  Caesar.  Private,  Capt.  William  Green's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt. ;  en- 
listed July  29,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  8  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment,  3  months ;  also,  receipt  dated  Reading,  July 
17,  1781,  given  by  John  Geary  and  said  Freeman,  for  bounty  paid  by  Class  No. 
1  of  the  town  of  Reading,  said  Freeman  engaging  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  1  year. 

Freeman,  Caesar.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army, as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  age,  17  yrs.; 
stature,  5 ft. ;  complexion,  black  ;  hair,  black;  occupation,  fanner ;  engaged  June 
21,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hadley ;  term,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Jere- 
miah Miller's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July, 


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Freeman,  Caesar,  continued. 

1781,  dated  Camp  Philipsburgh ;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug. 
and  Sept.,  1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781;  reported  on  fatigue 
duty ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Yorlc  Huts ;  also,  return 
dated  Hadley,  Jan.  21,  1782,  signed  by  the  Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid  said  Free- 
man and  others  by  the  several  classes  in  said  town ;  said  Freeman  hired  by  Class 
No.  6  to  serve  for  the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Freeman,  Caesar  Augustus.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  April  25,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Dorchester. 

Freeman,  Calvin.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt. ; 
marched  March  6,  1781 ;  discharged  March  14,  1781 ;  service,  11  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Attleborough. 

Freeman,  Cato,  Stoneham.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  the 
term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
April  20, 1778,  as  returned  by  E.  Brooks,  Superintendent;  Capt.  Gould's  co.,  Col. 
Fox's  (3d  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.;  age,  30  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  residence, 
Stoneham  ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  July  27,  1778. 

Freeman,  Cato,  Watertown  (also  given  Framingham).  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Pren- 
tiss's CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  16, 1776,  to  date  of  dis- 
charge, Dec.  1,  1776,  3  mos.  15^  days;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  2d  co.,  Col.  Micah  Stone's  (5th  Mid- 
dlesex Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Lawson  Bucliminster,  dated  Framingham, 
Nov.  24,  1777;  residence,  Framingham  (also  given  Watertown);  engaged  for 
town  of  Framingham  (also  given  Watertown) ;  joined  Capt.  Brewer's  co..  Col. 
Brewer's  regt. ;  term,  during  war  (also  given  3  years)  ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered 
by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suflfolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  13, 
1777 ;  Capt.  Brewer's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Major's  co..  Col. 
Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1777,  to  July  1,  1779;  reported  discharged  July  1,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Brewer's 
CO.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778. 

Freeman,  Cato,  Westborough.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Edmund  Brigham's  co.,  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  sworn  to  in  Worcester 
Co.,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Westborough;  engaged  for  town  of  Westborough; 
joined  Capt.  Slayton's  co..  Col.  Shepherd's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  (also  given  during 
war) ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Field's  co..  Col.  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  4,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of 
Cambridge;  also,  Capt.  Reuben  Slayton's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (3d)  regt.; 
return  dated  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  30,  1778;  mustered  b}'  State  and  Continental 
Muster  Masters  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  July,  Aug.,  Oct.,  and 
Nov.,  1778,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also.  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  March  and  April.  1779,  dated  Providence ;  also,  same  co  and  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  also, 
Colonel's  CO.,  Col.  Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  return  for  gratuity  dated  Highlands, 
Feb.  24, 1780 ;  gratuity  paid  said  Freeman  Jan.  29,  1780 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780,  dated  West  Point;  resi- 
dence, Cambridge;  enlisted  April  4,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Freeman,  Cato.  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's  (12th)  regt.; 
enlisted  Nov.  27,  1775  [service  not  given] . 

Freeman,  Cato.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June 
9,  1779,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  Nov.  24, 
1779;  engaged  for  town  of  Newton. 


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Freeman,  Cato.  Return  of  recruits  sent  by  State  of  Massachusetts  as  a  portion  of  her 
quota  of  the  Continental  Army  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781,  who  were  reported 
unfit  for  duty ;  9th  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in. ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Andover;  term,  3  years;  reported  a  negro. 

Freemax,  Cato.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn, 
Superintendent;  Capt.  Brigham's  co..  Col.  Cushing's  regt.;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature, 
5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  black;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  March  20,  1781; 
engaged  for  town  of  Northborough ;  term,  3  years. 

Freeman,  Cato.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  April  9, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Rowley ;  term,  3  years ; 
also,  receipt  dated  Rowley,  May  21,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Freeman  by  Jona- 
than Chaplin,  Jr.,  one  of  the  Selectmen  of  the  town  of  Rowley,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Freeman,  Cato.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Larned's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  March  22  (also 
given  April  22),  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781;  also, 
muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Phillipsburgh  ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781, 
sworn  to  at  Peekskill;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  at  Continen- 
tal Village;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts;  also, 
muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  dated  Hutts  and  sworn  to  at  West  Point. 

Freeman,  Cato.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  James  Cooper's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlistment,  during  war; 
reported  on  furlough ;  also,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Drew's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's 
(4th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781,  dated  Phillipsburg;  reported 
on  command  in  boat  service  in  July,  1781 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Aug.,  1781 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Conti- 
nental Village;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782, 
dated  York  Hutts;  reported  on  fatigue  duty  Dec,  1781,  and  Jan.,  1782. 

Freeman,  Cato.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.,  appear- 
ing on  a  clothing  account  made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1782. 

Freeman,  Cato.  Private,  7th  co. ;  order  dated  Oct.  [?]  29,  1783,  for  wages  for  May 
[year  not  given],  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages; 
also,  same  co;  order  dated  Dec.  26,  1783,  for  wages  for  June-Dec.  [year  not 
given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

Freeman,  Chandler,  Duxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Bradford's  (1st  Duxbury) 
CO.,  Col.  Warren's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  Bildad  Arnold's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Lothrop's 
(Plymouth  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  12  days;  company  marched  Dec.  10,  177'6,  in  con- 
sequence of  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Nehemiah  Allen's  co..  Col. 
Theophilus  Cotten's  regt. ;  service,  33  days,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode 
Island  in  Sept.  and  Oct.,  1777. 

Freeman,  Comfort.  Corporal,  Capt.  (also  given  Lieut.)  Benjamin  Freeman's  co..  Col. 
Jonathan  Holman's  regt.;  engaged  Sept.  26,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.,  travel  included ;  company  marched  from  Sturbridge  Sept.  27,  1777, 
to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department  for  30  days ;  also, 
Sergeailt,  Capt.  Abel  Mason's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt. ;  engaged  July  30, 
1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  13  days,  travel  included;  company 
marched  to  Tiverton  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

Freeman,  Constant.  Lieutenant,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also.  Lieuten- 
ant, in  a  corps  of  artillery  commanded  l)y  Lieut.  Col.  Ebenezer  Stevens;  return 
of  officers  for  clothing  certified  at  Fredericksburg,  Nov.  25,  1778,  by  H.  Knox, 


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Freeman,  Constant,  continued. 

Brig.  Gen.  of  artillery ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  return  of  officers 
for  clothing  endorsed  "  Oct.  4,  1779;  "  also,  petition  dated  Boston,  Maj'  15,  1778, 
addressed  to  the  Council,  signed  by  said  Freeman,  stating  that  he  had  lost  all  of 
his  clothing  and  baggage  on  the  retreat  from  Ticonderoga,  having  been  an  officer 
in  Maj.  Stevens's  corps  of  that  part  of  the  army  on  duty  there  "last  year,"  and 
asking  that  he  be  granted  certain  articles  like  those  furnished  other  officers  to 
supply  their  losses  and  be  given  permission  to  purchase  necessaries  from  the 
public  stores;  ordered  in  Council  May  16,  1778,  that  the  desired  supplies  be  de- 
livered said  Freeman  and  others  belonging  to  Maj.  Stevens's  corps  by  the  Board 
of  War,  and  that  they  have  permission  to  purchase  necessaries  from  the  public 
stores ;  also,  Captain  Lieutenant,  Col.  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Winthrop 
Sargent's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt.;  return  of  men  in  service  before 
Aug.  1, 1777,  certified  at  Park  near  Morristown,  Jan.  28,  1780;  also,  receipt  given 
to  Capt.  Lieut.  Knowles  for  subsistence  money  for  June,  1782. 

Freeman,  Cornwallis.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  re- 
solve of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  March  27,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Braintree; 
term,  3  years. 

Freeman,  Cuff.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  March  16,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dedham ;  term,  3 
years. 

Freeman,  Cuff.  Receipt  dated  Norton,  April  2,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said  Freeman 
and  others  by  a  committee  of  the  town  of  Norton  or  the  respective  heads  of  classes 
of  said  town  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Armj^  for  the  term  of  3  .years  ;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  in  Bristol  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780,  attested  at  Taunton,  June  20,  1781,  by  James  Williams,  Superin- 
tendent for  said  county. 

Freeman,  Cyrenus.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Berry's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's 
regt. ;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  Sept.  7,  1778.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Bai'nstable  Co. 

Freeman,  Daniel,  Lancaster.  Private,  Capt.  Roliert  Longley's  co..  Col.  Whetcomb's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  11,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  26 
days.     [See  Daniel  Felman  and  Daniel  Fleeman.] 

Freeman,  Daniel.  Matross,  Capt.  Abner  Lowell's  co.  stationed  atFalmouth,  Cumber- 
land Co.;  company  return  dated  Falmouth,  July  31,  1777;  company  reported 
Aug.  11,  1777,  as  mustered  by  Col.  Noyes,  agreeable  to  seacoast  establishment. 

Freicman,  Doss,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  James  Bancroft's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jack- 
son's regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  June  2,  1777,  to  Dec. 
31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Wade's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list 
dated  Jan.  7,  1781;  Capt.  Abner  Wade's  co.,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (8th)  regt.; 
age,  32  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  black;  hair,  wool;  birthplace, 
Reading;  residence,  Reading;  enlisted  for  town  of  Reading ;  enlisted  in  1777  by 
Col.  Green ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Freeman,  Ebenezer,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  June  8,  1777;  Capt.  North's  co..  Col.  Lee's 
regt.;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  William  North's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  also,  muster  roll  for  Apiil,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  May  1,  1777; 
enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  Providence  July  13, 1779;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  North's  (5th)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  July,  1779, 
dated  Camp  Providence ;  credited  with  8  days  service  as  Private,  23  days  service 


36  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Freeman,  Ebenezer,  continued. 

as  Sergeant;  reported  restored  July  9,  1779;  also,  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also,  Private,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
June  2,  1780;  also,  Capt.  North's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for 
April,  1780;  also.  Quartermaster  Sergeant,  Capt.  North's  co. ;  return  dated  Camp 
near  Morristown,  April  3,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col. 
Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col. 
Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  vrere  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779; 
enlisted  June  2,  1777;  reduced  to  Private  Nov.  27,  1779;  pi-omoted  to  Sergeant 
May  1,  1780;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  North's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay 
roll  for  May,  1780. 

Freeman,  Ebenezer,  Murrayfield.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Shepard's  co..  Col.  John 
Moseley's  regt.;  marched  from  home  Oct.  21,1776;  service,  28  days;  company 
marched  to  Mt.  Independence  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Roberson 
(Robinson)  on  an  alarm ;  also,  Capt.  Enoch  Shepard's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's 
(Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  23,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 7  days;  company  marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington. 

Freeman,  Ebenezer,  Providence.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Smith's  co..  Col.  John 
Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  company  order  for  advance  pa}'  dated  Cambridge,  July  7, 
1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May 
9,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  23  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  30,  1775;  re- 
ported absent. 

Freeman,  Ebenezer.  Conductor,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  engaged 
May  9,  1776;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  2  mos.  23  days.    Roll  dated  Boston. 

Freeman,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Jabez  Cottle's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ; 
enlisted  May  6,  1778;  discharged  May  7, 1778;  service,  2  days,  at  Dartmouth  on 
an  alarm. 

Freeman,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Bullard's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's 
(Suffolk  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service, 
3  mos.  6  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Freeman,  Ebenezer.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Isaac  Gage's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Webb;  marched  Sept.  20,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  3,  1781;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  25  days,  travel  included;  company  detached  from  Col.  Dana's  regt.. 
to  reinforce  Continental  T^irmy  near  West  Point,  N.  Y.,  for  3  months.  Roll  sworn 
to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

Freeman,  Edmund,  Duxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Bradford's  (1st  Duxbury) 
CO.,  Col.  Warren's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  Calvin  Partridge's  co.,  Col.  John  Cushing's 
regt. ;  drafted  Sept.  23,  1776 ;  service,  1  mo.  28  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode 
Island;  also,  Capt.  Bildad  Arnold's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Lothrop's  (Plymouth  Co.) 
regt.;  service,  11  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  Dec.  10,  1776,  in  con- 
sequence of  an  alarm  ;  roll  dated  Duxbury. 

Freeman,  Edmund,  Hardwick.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Hazeltine's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  16  days;  also,  Capt. 
Simeon  Hazeltine's  co..  Col.  Fellows's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
listed May  2,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  7  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Callender's  co..  Col. 
Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  June  23,  1775 ; 
also.  Gunner,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June 
4,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  2  days;  also,  Capt.  Lieut.  William  Perkins's  co..  Col. 
Gridley's  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  deceased;  also, 


IN  THE   WAR   OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  37 

Freeman,  Edmund,  continued. 

memorandum  stating  that  said  Freeman  belonged  to  Capt.  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Grid- 
ley's  regt.,  and  had  received  a  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  due  on 
account  of  the  8  mos.  service  in  1775  of  the  Selectmen  of  Hardwick. 

Freeman,  Edmund,  Wellfieet.  Private,  Capt.  Winslow  Lewis's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for 
travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp  at  Cambridge  dated  Jan.  13,  1776. 

Freeman,  Edmund.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Capt.  Ward  Swift  of 
Sandwich ;  return  for  bounty  for  service  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  in 
Oct.,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service,  8  days, 
on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
engaged  Sept.  6,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  16, 1779;  service,  11  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
Falmouth ;  company  ordered  out  by  Brig.  Otis ;  roll  dated  Sandwich. 

Freeman,  Edward.  Master,  sloop  "  Bethiah ;  "  list  of  transports  employed  on  Penob- 
scot expedition,  as  returned  by  Seth  Loring,  Secretary,  dated  War  Office,  July  II, 
1779;  entered  service  July  5,  1779  [service  not  given]. 

Freeman,  Eleazer  (also  given  Jr.).  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Higgins's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas 
Winslow's  regt. ;  service  between  Sept.  6,  and  Sept.  13,  1778,  3  days,  on  an  alarm 
at  Bedford  and  Falmouth. 

Freeman,  Eli,  New  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  18,  1777,  to 
Feb.  18,  1780;  residence,  New  Marlborough;  credited  to  town  of  New  Marlbor- 
ough ;  said  Freeman  reported  to  have  taken  the  place  of  Joseph  Hyde ;  enlistment, 
3  years  (also  given  during  war) . 

Freeman,  Eli.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Eleazer  Taylor,  Col. 
John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  20, 
1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  as  far  as  Pittsfield  on  an  alarm  at  Ben- 
nington; also,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct. 
21,  1777;  service,  60  days;  enlistment,  3  months;  company  marched  to  Man- 
chester, Vt.,  thence  to  AUington,  thence  to  Stillwater,  by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln, 
joined  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.  and  marched  to  Bolton's  Rills  [  ?] 
and  there  served  until  regularly  discharged. 

Freeman,  Eli.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Newell's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Providence,  R.  I.,  Dec.  22,  1777;  enlisted  July  10,  1777;  enlist- 
ment, 6  months,  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  bounty  allowed 
for  service  from  3  months  after  date  of  enlistment,  July  10,  1777,  to  Jan.  4,  1778, 
2  mos.  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Freeman,  Elisha,  Eastham.  Private,  Capt.  Solomon  Higgins's  (Eastham)  co. ;  en- 
listed July  10,  1775;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  6  mos.  6  days,  travel 
included;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  co.,  Col.  Whitney's  regt.; 
enlisted  May  1,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  30,  1776,  7  mos.  5  days,  travel  included; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  travel 
allowance  from  home  to  Boston,  etc.,  dated  Point  Shirley,  June  13,  1776;  also, 
petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed  by  said  Freeman  and  others, 
asking  for  increase  and  payment  of  wages ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Higgins's 
CO.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt.;  service  between  Sept.  6,  and  Sept.  13, 1778,  3 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth. 

Freeman,  Elisha,  Sandwich.  Drummer,  Capt.  Ward  Swift's  (2d  Sandwich)  co., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service,  3  days;  also.  Drummer, 
Capt.  Joshua  Tobey's  co. ;  enlisted  July  5,  1775;  service,  6  mos.  11  days;  roll 
sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co.,  Jan.  18,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay  for  I  month,  etc.,  dated  Camp 
at  Long  Island,  Oct.  14,  1776;  also,  Drummer,  same  co.  and  regt. ;   service  from 


38  IklASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Freeman,  Elisha,  continued. 

Aug.  1,  1776,  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  3  mos.;-  also,  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776;  also,  Drum- 
mer, Capt.  Ward  Swift's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm 
at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778. 

Freeman,  Elisha,  Stockbridge.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Goodrich's  co. ;  pay  roll 
for  9  men  belonging  to  said  company  who  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775,  but  did  not  enlist  into  the  army;  left  home  April  23,  1775;  left 
place  of  rendezvous  May  2,  1775 ;  service,  16^  days,  travel  included. 

Freeman,  Elisha,  Wellfleet.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Godfrey's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
AVhitnej^'s  regt. ;  arrived  at  destination  May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  July  10,  1777 ; 
service,  2  mos.  13  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment,  2  months. 
Roll  dated  Boston  Neck,  South  Kingston. 

Freeman,  Elisha.  Private,  Lieut.  Jonah  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Sproutt's 
regt. ;  service,  11  days ;  companj^  marched  from  Middleborough  to  Rhode  Island 
on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8, 1776. 

Freeman,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
gun  and  blanket  money  dated  Boston,  Feb.  24,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
service  from  Dec.  13,  1776,  to  March  1,  1777 ;  credited  to  town  of  Yarmouth. 

Freeman,  Elisha.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co.,  Maj.  David  Rosseter's  de- 
tachment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  entered  service  Feb.  23,  1777;  discharged 
April  7,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  13  days,  at  Ticonderoga;  also,  Capt.  Amos  Porter's 
CO.,  Col.  David  Rossiter's  regt.;  entered  service  Oct.  14, 1780;  discharged  Oct.  17, 
1780 ;  service,  3  daj'S,  on  the  alarm  at  Berkshire  of  Oct.  14,  1780. 

Freeman,  Elkanah,  Cape  Cod.  Seaman;  list  of  prisoners  exchanged  at  Rhode  Island 
and  delivered  to  John  Ayers,  as  returned  by  M.  Reed,  Secretary,  dated  Newport, 
Feb.  11,  1777. 

Freeman,  Elkanah.  Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin  Berry's  (Harwich)  co.,  Maj.  Zenas 
Winslow's  regt. ;  service,  7  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  Sept. 
7,  1778.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Freeman,  Enoch,  Duxbury.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Wadsworth's  (2d  Duxbury) 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  James  Warren's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

Freeman,  Enoch.  Private,  2d  Duxbury  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Nathan  Samson, 
Col.  Thomas  Lothrop's  regt.,  which  marched  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  Dec.  10,  1776,  on 
an  alarm;  service,  15  days;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Calvin  Partridge's  co..  Col. 
Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  marched  July  30,  1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1778 ;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  15  days ;  company  raised  in  Plymouth  Co.  and  marched  to  Rhode 
Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Freeman,  Fortune,  Grafton  (also  given  Haverhill).  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Childs's 
(6th)  CO.,  Col.  James  Wesson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  April  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Grafton;  credited  to  town  of 
Grafton ;  said  Freeman  reported  as  having  enlisted  in  place  of  Elijah  Stanton ; 
also,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Wesson's  (9th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  April  10,  1780;  residence,  Haverhill;  reported 
discharged. 

Freeman,  Fortune,  Topsfield  (also given  Salem).  Private,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt. ;  Continental  Arm.v  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  7,  1777, 
to  Dec. 31, 1779;  residence,  Topsfield;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Philip  Thomas's  co.,  Col. 
Thomas  Marshall's  (10th)  regt. ;  return  for  clothing  delivered  for  the  year  1778; 
also,  Capt.  Thomas's  CO.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  dated 
West  Point;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  Colonel's  co..  Col. 


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Fkeeman,  Fortune,  continued. 

Marshall's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  West  Point ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  Coutinental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780 ;  also,  descriptive  list  endorsed  "  West  Point,  Jan.  11,  1781 ;  "  Capt.  William 
Parks's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  age,  37  (also  given  36)  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  negro;  hair,  black;  residence,  Topsfield;  en- 
listed Dec.  23,  1779,  by  Capt.  Parks;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Private,  Col. 
Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1781,24:  mos.;  also,  10th 
Mass.  regt. ;  list  dated  Boston,  Jan.  28,  1803,  returned  by  John  Avery,  Secretary, 
and  J.  Jackson,  Treasurer,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army  and 
actually  served  3  j^ears,  and  were  accordingly  entitled  to  gratuities  under  resolves 
of  March  4,  1801,  and  June  19,  1801 ;  residence,  Salem ;  said  Freeman  credited 
with  $20. 

Freeman,  Fortune,  Tyringham.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  [year  not 
given];  residence,  Tyringham;  engaged  for  town  of  Tyringham;  joined  Capt. 
Chadwick's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John 
Chadwick's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp,  Jan.  22, 1778  ;  mustered 
by  Muster  Master  Wheeler ;  reported  on  furlough;  also,  certificate  dated  West 
Point,  March  19,  1779,  signed  by  Maj.  Tobias  Fernald,  stating  that  said  Freeman 
was  a  soldier  in  (late)  Col.  Brewer's  regt.  prior  to  Aug.  15,  1777,  and  having  been 
dismissed  from  the  service  had  not  been  made  up  for  gratuity  in  the  roll  of  said 
regiment. 

Freeman,  Fortune.  Return  dated  Newbury,  Sept.  20,  1781,  made  by  the  Selectmen, 
of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Newbury  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  years  or  during  war,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and  who  had 
received  bounties  from  said  town. 

Freeman,  Fortune.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  March  27,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Hingham;  also, 
acknowledgment  dated  Hingham,  April  3, 1781,  signed  by  W.  Rice,  declaring  that 
in  consideration  of  225  milled  dollars  received  by  him,  he  had  engaged  and  caused 
said  Freeman  to  pass  muster  before  Edward  Green,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co., 
to  serve  in  the  army  on  behalf  of  the  class  of  which  Deacon  Joseph  Thaxter  was 
Chairman;  age  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8.^  in. ;  complexion,  black;  hair,  black;  eyes, 
black;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Elnathan  Haskell's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts ;  terra,  3  years. 

Freeman,  Fortune.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from 
April  1,  1782,  9  mos. 

Freeman,  Fortune.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Pilsbury's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt. ;  return  made  up  for  the  year  1782 ;  reported  received  from  10th  Mass. 
regt.  [date  not  given] . 

Freeman,  Gideon.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service, 
3  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778 ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  11,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1779;  service,  2  days,  on 
an  alarm  at  Falmouth ;  company  ordered  out  by  Brig.  Otis ;  roll  dated  Sandwich. 

Freeman,  Gideon.  2d  Major,  Col.  Joseph  Doane's  (2d  Barnstable  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia;  list  of  field  officers  commissioned  Aug.  30,  1775;  also,  official  record  of  a 
ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  Jan.  31,  1776;  said  Freeman  chosen 
2d  Major  of  Col.  Joseph  Doan's  (2d  Barnstable  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia; 
appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  2,  1776 ;  reported  commissioned  Feb. 
2, 1776 ;  also,  2d  Major,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt. ;  service,  7  days,  on  an  alarm 
at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778;  roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co.;  also, 
resignation  dated  Eastham,  Sept.  6,  1779,  signed  by  said  Freeman,  stating  that  he 
had  been  commissioned  "  some  years  since  "  as  Major  in  Col.  Doane's  (2d  Barn- 


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Freeman,  Gideox,  contimied. 

stable  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia,  and  as  the  death  of  Col.  Doane  made  necessary 
a  new  arrangement  of  officers,  asking  that  his  resignation  be  accepted  on  acconnt 
of  ill  health;  accepted  in  Council  May  1,  1780. 

Freeman,  Haskell.  Ensign,  Col.  William  Shepard's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  order  for  clothing, 
payable  to  Moses  Knap,  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge,  May  1,  1778;  also,  Capt. 
George  Webb's  (6th)  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1778, 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  reported  as  Adjutant  in 
March  and  April,  1779;  also  reported  wounded  Aug.  29,  1778,  and  unfit  for 
duty;  furloughed  Jan.  1  [year  not  given],  by  Gen.  Sullivan;  also.  Ensign,  Col. 
Shepard's  (-Ith)  regt.;  return  for  clothing  dated  Salem,  Aug.  28,  1779;  also. 
Lieutenant,  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  promoted  in  Mass.  Line ;  com- 
missioned Nov.  26,  1779;  also.  Lieutenant,  acting  as  Adjutant,  Col.  Shepard's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Aug.  24, 
1780;  also,  letter  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  24,  1780,  signed  by  Col.  Shepard  of 
4th  Mass.  regt.,  reporting  the  resignation  of  Lieut.  Freeman  Aug.  24,  1780,  on 
account  of  ill  health  due  to  wounds  received  in  Rhode  Island. 

Freeman,  Hatssald.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Berry's  (Harwich)  co.,  Maj.  Zenas 
Winslow's  regt. ;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  Sept.  7, 
1778.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Freeman,  Hezekiah.  Seaman;  list  of  prisoners  delivered  Col.  Gabriel  Johonnot  by 
Charles  Waller,  Commissary  of  Prisoners  al  Rhode  Island,  dated  March  17, 1778. 

Freeman,  Isaac,  Brookfield  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Barns's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  left  place  of  rendezvous  May  1,  1775;  service,  16  days. 

Freeman,  Isaac,  Methuen.  Private,  Capt.  Wiley's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  19,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
residence,  Methuen;  credited  to  town  of  Methuen;  term,  during  war;  reported 
invalided ;  also,  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot's  corps  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston ; 
joined  May  31,  1778;  service  to  Oct.  1,  1778,  4  mos.;  also,  order  endorsed  "Bos- 
ton, Jan.  -,  1779,"  on  the  Board  of  War,  signed  by  said  Freeman  and  others, 
payable  to  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot,  commanding  officer  of  corps  of  invalids  sta- 
tioned at  Boston,  for  clothing  due  them  as  a  donation  from  the  several  towns  of 
the  state ;  also,  Capt.  James  Bancroft's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  return  examined 
April  9,  1779;  also,  Lieut.  Osgood  Carlton's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston, 
Col.  Lewis  Nichola's  I'egt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  Sept.  9,  1779,  and  Oct.  2,  1779; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  Capt.  McFarland's  corps 
of  invalids;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec. 
31,  1780;  reported  transferred  from  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. 

Freeman,  Isaac.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joshua  Higgins's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt.; 
service  between  Sept.  6,  and  Sept.  13,  1778,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and 
Falmouth. 

Freeman,  Isaac.  Drummer,  Capt.  William  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery) 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1778,  dated  Providence;  also,  Capt.  Pierce's 
CO.,  Col,.  Crane's  (also  given  Col.  Harrison's)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1778, 
dated  Providence;  also,  Capt.  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for 
Jan.  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  Dec.  23,  1776;  enlistment,  during 
war;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  March,  1779. 

Freeman,  Isaac.  Seaman,  ship  "  General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George  Wait 
Babcock;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  at  Boston,  Sept.  9,  1780; 
age,  29  yrs. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Massachusetts. 


m  THE  WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  41 

Freeman,  Isaac.  Seaman,  ship  "Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams ;  engaged  Feb.  23, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  17, 1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  24  days; 
also,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  Sept.  21,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  1, 
1781 ;  service,  10  mos.  10  days;  reported  returned  from  captivity. 

Freeman,  Jack.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec. 
2,  1780;  engaged  Aug.  29,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston. 

Freeman,  James,  Attleborough.  Capt.  Stephen  Richardson's  4th  (2d  Attleborough, 
also  given  Attleborough  No.  12)  co.,  Col.  Dagget's  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  served 
in  the  8  months  service  at  Roxbury  in  1775;  said  service  Icnown  as  the  1st  cam- 
paign ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Walker's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  20,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Stephen 
Richardson's  4th  (2d  Attleborough,  also  given  Attleborough  No.  12)  co.,  Col. 
Daggefs  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  served  in  the  12  months  campaign  in  1776;  said 
service  known  as  the  4th  (also  given  3d)  campaign  ;  also,  Capt.  Butler's  co.,  4th 
regt. ;  compan}^  receipt  for  wages,  etc.,  due  prior  to  Jan.  1, 1776,  dated  Camp  Mt. 
Washington,  Sept.  30,  1776;  also.  Private,  8th  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's 
(4th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9, 1776 ;  also,  (late)  Capt. 
Butler's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  company  receipts  for  wages 
for  Sept.-Dec,  1776;  also.  Private,  same  regt.;  return  of  men  who  enlisted  for 
the  month  of  Jan.,  1777,  dated  Springfield,  Jan.  25,  1777;  also,  order  on  Pay- 
master Howard  [  ?] ,  payable  to  Primus  Trask,  for  12  shillings,  dated  Mansfield, 
Feb.  15,  1777;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's 
regt. ;  service  from  time  of  marching,  Sept.  25, 1777,  to  Oct.  30, 1777, 1  mo.  5  days, 
on  a  secret  expedition  ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Freeman,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  2 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1779;  company  called  out  by  order  of 
Brig.  Otis.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co.     [See  James  Faunce.] 

Freeman,  James  P'r,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  James  Davis's  co. ;  enlisted  July  1, 
1775 ;  service  to  Dec.  31, 1775,  in  defence  of  seacoast ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph 
Palmer's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.  •,  arrived  at  camp  May  24,  1777 ;  dis- 
charged July  12,  1777;  service,  I  mo.  28  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island; 
company  raised  for  2  months ;  roll  dated  Camp  at  South  Kingston. 

Freeman,  Jared,  Sturbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Parker's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7 
days;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Mason's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt.;  enlisted  Dec. 

10,  1776;  discharged  Dec.  28,  1776;  service,  22  days,  travel  included,  at  Provi- 
dence, R.  I. ;  also,  Capt.  (also  given  Lieut.)  Benjamin  Freeman's  co..  Col.  Jona- 
than Holman's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  26,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service, 
I  mo.,  travel  included ;  company  marched  from  Sturbridge  Sept.  27,  1777,  to  rein- 
force army  under  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department. 

Freeman,  Job,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Franklin's  (Rehoboth)  co.,Col.  John 
Daggett's  regt. ;  enlisted  Jan.  8, 1778 ;  discharged  March  31, 1778 ;  service,  2  mos. 
22  days ;  company  stationed  at  Rhode  Island  for  3  months  from  Jan.  1,  1778. 

Freeman,  Job,  Rehoboth.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  11,  1780 ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy  ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Rehoboth ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  10,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July 

11,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Bancroft;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6 
months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in 
a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  mea 


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Freeman,  Job,  continued. 

raised  by  the  town  of  Rehoboth  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ; 
marched  to  West  Point  July  7,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1780;  service,  5  mos. 
28  days,  travel  included. 

Freeman,  Job,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Jabez  Barney's  co..  Col.  Drury's  regt. ; 
marched  July  18,  1781 ;  enlisted  July  23,  1781 ;  joined  regiment  at  West  Point 
Aug.  8, 1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel  included,  at 
West  Point  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock  ;  company  detached  to  re- 
inforce Continental  Army  for  3  months  ;  residence,  Rehoboth ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Rehoboth. 

Freeman,  John,  Attleborough.  Capt.  Stephen  Richardson's  4th  (2d  Attleborough, 
also  given  Attleborough  No.  12)  co..  Col.  Dagget's  regt.;  list  of  men  who  served 
on  the  12  months  campaign  in  1776 ;  said  service  known  as  the  4th  (also  given 
3d)  campaign ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  (late  Capt.  Moses  Soul's)  co., 
Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776 ;  en- 
listed Jan.  1,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Richardson's  4th  (2d 
Attleborough)  co.,  Col.  Daggett's  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  served  in  the  13th  cam- 
paign or  "  grand  campaign  of  all  "  in  1777,  enlisting  for  3  years  or  during  war; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co., 
dated  Boston,  April  13,  1777;  Capt.  Goodale's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  also, 
Private,  Maj.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779 ;  credited  to  town  of  Reho- 
both; also,  Capt.  Nathan  Goodale's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.;  return  dated 
Albany,  Feb.  9, 1778 ;  residence,  Attleborough ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Attleborough ; 
also,  Capt.  Goodale's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated 
West  Point,  Jan.  10,  1781 ;  Light  Infantry  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  age,  20 
yrs.  7  mos.;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  sandy;  eyes,  light; 
residence,  Attleborough ;  enlisted  Dec.  11, 1779,  by  Lieut.  Blake ;  enlistment,  dur- 
ing war;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Benson's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  Put- 
nam's regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point. 

Freeman,  John,  Eastham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  King's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  enlisted  May  23,  1776;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  6  mos.  12  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Hull;  also,  Capt.  King's  co.;  company  order  for  wages  dated  Hull, 
June  20,  1776;  also,  petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed  by  said 
Freeman  and  others,  asking  for  increase  and  payment  of  wages;  also.  Private, 
Lieut.  Samuel  Knowles's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  AVinslow's  regt. ;  service  between  Sept. 
6,  and  Sept.  13,  1778,  3  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth. 

Freeman,  John,  Framingham.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Eleazer  Brooks,  dated 
Lincoln,  Aug.  8, 1779;  Capt.  Fisk's  co..  Col.  Perry's  regt.;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature, 
5  ft.  8  (also  given  5  ft.  7)  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Framingham ;  de- 
livered to  Lieut.  J.  Grace ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superin- 
tendent for  Middlesex  Co.,  Nov.  24,  1779;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Page's  co..  Col. 
Smith's  (13th)  regt.;  entered  service  Aug.  27,  1779;  discharged  May  27,  1780; 
term,  9  months ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said 
county;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  sandy;  eyes, 
blue ;  occupation,  farmer ;  engaged  Feb.  12,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Framing- 
ham; term,  3  years;  also,  receipt  dated  April  16,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said 
Freeman  and  others  by  the  town  of  Framingham  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Chambers's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. :  wages  allowed  from  Feb.  12,  1781,  to  Dec. 
31,  1782,  22  mos.  17  days;  also,  Capt.  Mason  Wattles's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Smith's 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  43 

Freemax,  Johx,  continued. 

regt. ;  wages  allowed  for  Dec,  1782;  reported  received  from  6th  co. ;  also,  order 
on  Capt.  Hayward,  Paymaster  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  dated  Framingham,  March  27, 
1784,  signed  by  said  Freeman,  for  balance  due  for  3  years  service. 

Freeman,  John,  New  Marlborough.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service 
probably  from  Capt.  Wheeler's  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  New  Marl- 
borough ;  engaged  for  town  of  New  Marlborough ;  joined  Capt.  Stone's  co..  Col. 
Brewer's  regt.;  term,  during  war;  reported  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and 
June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  also,  Pri- 
vate, Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Arm}'  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Enos  Stone's  co..  Col. 
Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  at  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  25, 1778 ;  reported  absent 
on  command ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Hitchcock's  co..  Col.  Sprout's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  re- 
ported as  serving  6  mos.  as  Private,  6  mos.  as  Corporal ;  also,  descriptive  list 
dated  Feb.  3,  1781;  Capt.  Luke  Hitchcock's  co.,  1st  Mass.  regt.;  age,  18  J'rs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  hair,  dark  ;  birthplace.  New  Marlborough ; 
residence.  New  Marlborough ;  enlisted  Feb.  14,  1777,  by  Capt.  Hitchcock  at  New 
Marlborough;  enlistment,  during  war;  a^so,  Corporal,  Capt.  Luke  Hitchcock's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Yose's  (1st)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.,  March  and  May,  1781, 
dated  West  Point ;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781,  dated  Phillipsburgh ;  reported 
on  command  at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  July,  1781 ;  reported  on  com- 
mand at  West  Point;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  muster 
roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and 
Feb.,  1782,  dated  Huts;  also,  muster  roll  for  April,  1782,  dated  Garrison  at  West 
Point. 

Freeman,  John,  Reading.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Reading ;  engaged  for  town  of  Reading. 

Freeman,  John,  York  (also  given  Beverly  and  Wells).  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan 
Nowell's  CO.,  Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775; 
enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  of  pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  6,  1775;  also,  list 
of  men  i-aised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Larkin  Thorndike's, 
Capt.  John  Woodbury's,  and  Capt.  Joseph  R[ae]'s,  1st,  2d,  and  3d,  cos.  in 
Beverly,  dated  Beverly,  Felj.  13,  1778;  residence,  Beverly;  engaged  for  town  of 
Beverly;  joined  Capt.  William  Porter's  co..  Col.  Francis's  regt.;  term,  3  years; 
said  Freeman  reported  as  belonging  to  1st  Beverly  co. ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered 
by  Nathaniel  AVells,  Muster  Master  for  York  Co.,  dated  March  27,  1777;  Capt. 
Billy  Porter's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.;  residence,  York ;  reported  re- 
ceived State  and  Continental  bounties;  also,  list  of  men  returned  by  a  committee 
for  settling  disputes  between  towns  as  to  soldiers  credited  to  them  [year  not  given]  ; 
said  Freeman  claimed  by  Beverly  and  York ;  allowed  to  York ;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Porter's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Feb.  5,  1777,  to  Oct.  1,  1778;  residence.  Wells;  reported  deserted 
Oct.  1,  1778. 

Freeman,  John.  Prizemaster,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Jonathan  Haraden ;  engaged  March  26,  1778 ;  discharged  May  8,  1778 ;  service, 
1  mo.  12  days. 

Freeman,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ; 
service  from  April  1,  1778,  to  July  1,  1778,  3  mos.  1  day;  also,  company  receipt 
given  to  Capt.  John  Dodge  for  wages  for  service  in  April  and  May,  1778,  dated 
Camp  Winter  Hill,  June  21,  1778 ;  said  Freeman  credited  with  28  days  service  in 
April  and  the  month  of  May. 


44  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Freeman,  John.  Private,  Capt, Benjamin  Berry's  (Harwich)  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's 
regt. ;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  Sept.  7,  1778.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Freeman,  John.  Private,  Capt.  James  Webb's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Rhode  Island,  Aug.  21,  1778 ;  enlisted  Sept.  24,  1777 ; 
enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  return  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts 
in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  certified  at  Boston,  June  15,  1779,  by  Capt.  Ben- 
jamin Burton;  engaged  Sept.  19,  1777;  engaged  for  town  of  Freetown. 

Freeman,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Brightman's  co.,  Col.  Livingston's  regt.;  ser- 
vice from  June  2,  1779,  to  July  2,  1779,  1  rao.,  at  Freetown  and  Rhode  Islando 
Roll  sworn  to  in  Bristol  Co. 

Freeman,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service, 
11  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778 ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  engaged  Sept.  6,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  16,  1779;  service,  11  days, 
on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth ;  company  ordered  out  by  Brig.  Otis ;  roll  dated 
Sandwich. 

Freeman,  John.  Private,  Lieut.  Andrew  Loomiss's  co.,  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1780 ;  service,  4  days ;  company 
called  out  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington. 

Freeman,  John  (also  given  Jack).  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreea- 
ble to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  March  15,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of 
Hingham;  term,  3  years;  also,  receipt  dated  Hingham,  March  31,  1781,  for 
bounty  paid  said  Freeman  by  Theophilus  Cushing  and  Capt.  Walter  Hatch,  on 
behalf  of  Class  No.  27  of  the  town  of  Hingham,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  3  j^ears ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co..  Col.  Joseph 
Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.-Nov.,  1781;  enlisted  March  2,  1781; 
enlistment,  3  years ;  aho,  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts ; 
reported  sick  in  Jan.,  1782,  died  Feb.  25,  1782. 

Freeman,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Luke  Hitchcock's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  June,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Camp  Phillipsburgh ;  enlisted  April  2  (also 
given  April  20) ,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  July-Sept.,  1781 ; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel 
Cushing's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782, 
dated  Hutts;  reported  transferred  from  Capt.  Hitchcock's  co.,  Jan.  1,  1782;  alsoy 
muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  sworn  to  at  West  Point. 

Freeman,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Pilsbury's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th) 
regt.;  wages  allowed  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1782,  and  part  of  Sept.,  1782;  reported  ab- 
sent on  command  in  March,  1782;  deserted  Sept.  9,  1782. 

Freeman,  John.  Seaman,  State  sloop  "  Winthrop,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Little;  engaged  Sept.  30,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  25,  1782;  service,  1  mo.  25  days. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Freeman,  John,  Jr.,  Beverly  (also  given  York  and  Wells).  List  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Larkin  Thorndike's,  Capt.  John  Wood- 
bury's, and  Capt.  Joseph  R[ae]'s,  1st,  2d,  and  3d,  cos.  in  Beverlj',  dated  Beverly, 
Feb.  13,  1778 ;  residence,  Beverly ;  engaged  for  town  of  Beverly ;  joined  Capt. 
Allen's  CO.,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  said  Freeman  reported  as  belong- 
ing to  1st  Beverly  co. ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster 
Master  for  York  Co.,  dated  March  27,  1777  ;  Capt.  Billy  Porter's  co.,  Col.  Eben- 
ezer  Francis's  regt. ;  residence,  York ;  reported  received  State  and  Continental 
bounties;  also,  list  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  for  settling  disputes  between 
towns  as  to  soldiers  credited  to  them  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Freeman  claimed  by 
Beverly  and  York;  allowed  to  York  ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Billy  Porter's  co.,  Col. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  45 

Freeman,  Johx,  Jr.,  continued. 

Benjamin  Tapper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb. 
5,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence.  Wells;  credited  to  town  of  Beverly;  also, 
Capt.  Billy  Porter's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tapper's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779, 
dated  West  Point;  enlisted  Feb.  5,  1777  ;  reported  on  command  at  the  Lines ;  also, 
Capt.  Page's  co..  Col.  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  5,  1780;  reported  discharged  Feb.  5,  1780;  also,  receipt 
dated  York,  May  8,  1781,  given  by  said  Fi'eeman  and  others,  for  bounties  paid 
them  by  inhabitants  of  York,  for  enlisting  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  3  years. 

Fkeemax,  John,  Jr.  (also  given  2d),  Sandwich.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co..  Col. 
Freeman's  regt.;  engaged  Sept.  6,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  16,  1779;  service,  11 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth ;  company  ordered  out  by  Bi-ig.  Otis ;  also,  de- 
scriptive list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  19,  1780;  age,  18  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich ;  marched 
to  camp  Juh"  19,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Clark;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed 
muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months 
men  raised  by  the  town  of  Sandwich  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during 
1780;  marched  July  11,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  9,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  12  days, 
travel  included;  also.  Private,  Capt.  William  North's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son's (16th)  regt.;  pay  roll  for  June  and  July,  1780;  service  from  July  19,  1780, 
to  Aug.  1,  1780,  13  days. 

Freeman,  John,  3d,  Sandwich.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  July  19,  1780;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  ruddy; 
engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich;  marched  to  camp  Jul}^  19,  1780,  under  command 
of  Capt.  Clark ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  payroll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Sandwich  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  11,  1780;  discharged 
Dec.  3,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  6  days,  trdvel  included;  also.  Private,  Maj.  Tres- 
cott's  CO.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt.;  payroll  for  June  and  July,  1780; 
joined  July  19,  1780;  service,  13  days. 

Freeman,  Jonas,  Reading.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said 
county ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  2^  in. ;  complexion,  black  ;  hair,  black ;  eyes, 
black;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  March  28,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Read- 
ing; term,  3  years;  also,  receipt  dated  June  15,  1781,  signed  by  Joseph  Hosmer, 
Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.,  for  said  Freeman  and  others,  received  of  2d 
Parish  in  Reading,  to  serve  for  said  town,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780; 
also,  return  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co.,  Feb.  25,  1782,  signed  by  the  Selectmen 
of  Reading,  for  bounties  paid  said  Fi-eeman  and  others  to  serve  in  the  Continen- 
tal Army  for  the  term  of  3  years  to  the  credit  of  said  town. 

Freeman,  Jonathan,  Egremont.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service, 
20  days;  company  marched  to  Bennington  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Fellows  and 
Committee  of  Safety  at  request  of  Gen.  Stark ;  roll  certified  at  Sheffield ;  also,  list 
of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Egremont; 
engaged  for  State  of  New  York  ;  joined  Col.  Cortland's  regt. 

Freeman,  Joseph,  Eastham  (also  given  Chatham).  Private,  Capt.  Solomon  Higgins's 
(Eastham)  co. ;  enlisted  July  13,  1775;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  6  mos. 


46  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Freeman,  Joseph,  continued. 

3  days,  travel  included;  also,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc.,  dated  Boston,  June  15,  1776; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  May  27,  1776  ;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  2  mos. 
5  days ;  roll  dated  Castle  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  Aug. 
1,  1776,  to  Oct.  31, 1776,  3  mos. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776 ; 
residence,  Chatham ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Joseph  Otis,  Muster  Master 
for  Barnstable  Co.,  dated  Barnstable,  March  14,  1777;  Capt.  Webb's  co..  Col. 
Shepherd's  regt. ;  residence,  Eastham  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Eastham  ;  mustered 
March  11,  1777;  term,  3  years;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  George  Webb's  co..  Col. 
William  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb. 
4,  1777,  to  Oct.  31,  1778;  reported  died  Oct.  31,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Webb's  co.,  Col. 
Shepard's  (3d)  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  Oct.,  1778,  dated  Camp  at  Providence; 
reported  sick  in  hospital. 

Feeeman,  Joseph.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Independence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon 
Samson;  engaged  May  20,  1776;  service  to  Sept.  22,  1776,  -4  mos.  2  days.  Roll 
dated  Plymouth. 

Freeman,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service,. 
11  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Freeman,  Joseph.  Seaman,  brig  "  Adventure,"  commanded  by  Capt.  James  Morris; 
descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  Sept.  26,  1780 ;  age,  30  yrs. ;  com- 
plexion, negro;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Freeman,  Joseph,  Jr.,  Duxbury.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Bradford's  (1st  Duxbury) 
CO.,  Col.  Warren's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

Freeman,  Josephus  (also  given  Joseph),  Sandwich.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Tobey's 
CO.;  enlisted  July  12,  1775;  service,  6  mos.  4  days;  roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex 
Co.;  also,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  return  for 
advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc.,  dated  Boston,  June  27,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  enlisted  June  13,  1776;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  1  mo.  19  days;  roll  dated 
Castle  Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to  Nov.  1, 
1776,  3  mos. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776 ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  (1st 
Barnstable  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Sandwich,  June  10,  1777;  residence.  Sandwich;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Sandwich ;  joined  Capt.  Wadsworth's  co..  Col.  Bradford's 
regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Pi'ivate,  Capt.  Joseph  Wadsworth's  (2d)  co.,  Col. 
Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
March  29,  1777,  to  July  7,  1777  ;  reported  killed ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  billet- 
ing allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  March  29, 1777 ;  credited  with  40  days  allow- 
ance ;  roll  dated  Boston ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Valley  Forge, 
Jan.  28,  1778 ;  reported  taken  prisoner  at  Ticonderoga  in  1777. 

Freeman,  Jos'h,  Welltieet.  Private,  Capt.  Winslow  Lewis's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for 
travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  Jan.  13,  1776. 

Freeman,  Josiah,  Northampton.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Allen's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  John 
Fellows's  (8th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775;  reported 
went  to  Quebec  Sept.  9,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Oliver  Lj'man's  and  Capt.  Joseph  Cooke's  cos.,  sworn  to  in 
Hampshire  Co.,  April  8,  1779;  residence,  Northampton;  engaged  for  town  of 
Northampton;  joined  Capt.  Satterlee's  co.,Col.  Hazon's  regt.;  term,  during  war; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  William  Satterlee's  co..  Col.  Moses  Hazen's  regt.;  Continen- 
tal Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported 
deserted  Dec.  30,  1779. 


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Freeman,  Jubb  (also  given  Juhal)  .  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  Feb.  6,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hing- 
ham;  term,  3  years;  a^so,  receipt  dated  Hingham,  March  26,  1781,  for  bounty 
paid  said  Freeman  by  Caleb  Bates  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  3  years. 

Freeman,  Lejiuel.    Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service, 

8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778 ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  engaged  Sept.  11,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  14,  1779;  service,  4  days,  on 
an  alarm  at  Falmouth ;  company  ordered  out  by  Brig.  Otis ;  roll  dated  Sandwich. 

Freeman,  Lewis.  Certificate  dated  Hingham,  Jan.  3,  1782,  signed  by  Thomas 
Andrews,  Chairman  of  a  class,  stating  that  he  had  hired  said  Freeman  on  behalf 
of  said  class  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  during  the  war,  and  that  he  had 
passed  muster  Dec.  11,  1781. 

Freeman,  Nathan,  Bellingham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  Col.  L.  Robin- 
son's regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  27,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  6  days;  regiment  raised  in 
York  and  Suffolk  counties;  roll  dated  Roxbury;  also,  Capt.  Amos  Ellis's  co.. 
Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  25,  1777;  service  to  Oct.  31,  1777,  1 
mo.  7  days,  at  Little  Compton,  R.  I. 

Freeman,  Nathan,  Hardwick.  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Hodges's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt. ;  enlisted  Maj'  5,  1777 ;  discharged  July  6,  1777  ;  service,  2  mos. 

9  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Edmund  Hodges's  co..  Col. 
Job  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted  July  27,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777;  service,  1 
mo.  7  days,  travel  included,  at  the  Northward ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Whipple's 
CO.,  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  30,  1778  ;  service  to  July  2,  1778, 
3  mos.  3  days,  guarding  troops  of  convention ;  also,  Capt.  Newell's  co. ;  enlisted 
Nov.  3,  1778;  discharged  Nov.  18,  1778;  service,  15  days;  company  detached 
from  Gen.  Warner's  brigade  to  join  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards  and  escort 
troops  of  Saratoga  convention  from  Rutland,  Mass.,  to  Enfield,  Conn. 

Freeman,  Nathaniel.  Petition  signed  by  Samuel  Doggett  and  others,  in  behalf  of 
themselves  and  others,  of  Boston  and  Harwich,  asking  that  said  Freeman  be  com- 
missioned as  commander  of  the  sloop  "Wolf"  (privateer);  ordered  in  Council 
Sept.  4,  1776,  that  a  commission  be  issued;  also,  petition  dated  Boston,  May  14, 
1779,  signed  by  Nathan  Stone,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  William  Foster,  of  Boston, 
asking  that  said  Fi'eeman  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  brigantine 
"Black  Joke  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  May  14,  1779,  that  a  commission 
be  issued. 

Frebjian,  Nathaniel.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  1st  Barnstable  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ; 
list  of  field  ofl3cers;  commissioned  Aug.  30,  1775;  also.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col. 
Joseph  Otis's  (1st  Barnstable  Co.)  regt.;  list  of  officers  returned  as  sworn  by  offi- 
cers appointed  for  that  purpose,  dated  Sept.  29,  1775;  also,  official  record  of  a 
ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  Jan.  31,  1776;  said  Freeman  chosen 
Colonel  of  1st  Barnstable  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  appointment  concurred  in 
by  Council  Feb.  2, 1776 ;  reported  commissioned  Feb.  2, 1776;  also,  recommenda- 
tion dated  Watertown,  May  7, 1776,  signed  by  said  Freeman,  written  by  direction 
of  the  field  officers  of  1st  Barnstable  Co.  regt.,  for  commission  of  Freeman  Parker, 
of  Barnstable,  as  Adjutant  of  said  regiment ;  also,  letter  dated  Sandwich,  Aug.  28, 
1776,  addressed  to  Joseph  Otis,  Brigadier  of  regiments  of  militia  belonging  to  the 
counties  of  Barnstal)le,  Dukes  Co.  and  Nantucket,  signed  by  said  Freeman,  re- 
porting the  trouble  he  had  had  in  raising  men  for  his  regiment,  agreeable  to  said 
Otis's  order  of  July  23,  and  the  resolve  of  Council,  and  begging  to  be  excused  for 
not  doing  as  required;  also,  list  dated  Boston,  June  18,  1777,  signed  by  said  Free- 
man, of  officers  chosen  by  Uth  co.,  1st  Barnstable  Co.  regt.,  and  recommended  for 
commissions ;  also.  Council  warrant  dated  April  9, 1779,  in  favor  of  said  Freeman, 
to  enable  him  to  pay  the  Commissary,  Jabez  Meigs,  money  necessary  to  purchase 


48  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Freeman,  Nathaniel,  continued. 

stores  for  troops  stationed  at  Falmouth,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  9, 1779 ;  also, 
petition  dated  Boston,  Ma.y  1,  1779,  signed  by  said  Freeman,  Colonel  of  1st 
Barnstable  Co.  regt.,  stating  that  Seth  Swift,  lately  chosen  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Ward  Swift's  (8th)  co.  in  said  regiment,  had,  in  the  absence  of  said  Freeman,  re- 
signed, and  asking  that  another  officer  be  appointed  in  his  stead;  also.  Colonel; 
service,  30  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth ;  reported  as  serving  2  days 
on  the  alarm  of  May  20,  1778,  12  days  on  the  alarm  of  Sept.  16,  1778,  5  days  on 
the  alarm  of  April  1,  1779,  3  days  on  the  alarm  of  May  16,  1779,  and  8  days  in 
throwing  up  works;  also,  Colonel,  1st  Barnstable  Co.  regt..  Brig.  Gen.  Joseph 
Otis's  brigade;  general  return  made  by  Adj.  Gen.  Peleg  Wadsworth  of  officers 
and  men  for  equipments,  dated  July  5, 1779;  also,  return  of  officers  of  said  Free- 
man's regt.  dated  Boston,  March  6,  1780 ;  also,  return  dated  Boston,  April  26, 1780, 
signed  by  said  Freeman,  of  men  belonging  to  his  regiment  who  were  detached  to 
do  guard  duty  at  Waquoit  on  the  alarm  at  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778,  and  were 
omitted  from  company  rolls. 

Freeman,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Trow's  co..  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  (Bristol 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7, 1780;  service,  9  days;  com- 
pany called  out  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Aug.  1, 1780.    Roll  dated  Norton. 

Freeman,  Nathaniel.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Berry's  3d  (1st  Harwich)  co., 
2d  Barnstable  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment,  as 
returned  by  Joseph  Doane ;  ordered  in  Council  April  20, 1776,  that  said  officers  be 
commissioned;  reported  commissioned  April  20,  1776;  also,  Captain,  Lieut.  Col. 
Enoch  Hallet's  (Barnstable  Co.)  regt.;  appointed  July  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct. 
31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  21  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Freeman,  Nathaniel,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.; 
engaged  Sept.  6, 1779;  discharged  Sept.  16,  1779;  service,  11  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
Falmouth ;  company  ordered  out  by  Brig.  Otis.    Roll  dated  Sandwich. 

Freeman,  Noah,  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Salem;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem. 

Freeman,  Cbed.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Higgins's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt.; 
service  l)etween  Sept.  6,  and  Sept.  13,  1778,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and 
Falmouth  ;  also,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  CO.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  (2d  Barnstable 
Co.)  regt.;  service,  5  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Freeman,  Peabodt,  Duxbury.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Bildad  Arnold's  (1st  Duxbury)  co.,  Col.  Cotten's  regt.,  dated  Dux- 
bury,  Feb.  19,  1778;  residence,  Duxbury;  enlisted  for  town  of  Duxbury;  joined 
Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  enlisted  Jan.  -,  1777 ; 
enlistment,  3  years. 

Freeman,  Peb't  B.,  Duxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Bradford's  (1st  Duxbury)  co., 
Col.  Warren's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  3  days. 

Freeman,  Peter.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2, 1780 ;  engaged  April  10, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dedham  ;  term,  3  years. 

Freeman,  Peter.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  Sept.  17,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem ;  term,  3  years. 

Freeman,  Philip.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service,  20  days; 
company  marched  to  Bennington  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Fellows  and  Committee 
of  Safety  at  request  of  Gen.  Stark.    Roll  certified  at  Sheffield. 


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Freeman,  Primus,  Medford.  Receipt  dated  Medford,  June  1,  1778,  signed  by  said 
Freeman,  for  bounty  paid  him  by  Richard  Hall,  on  behalf  of  said  town,  for 
enlisting  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Arm.y  for  the  terra  of  9  months  in  the  room 
of  "  Hezek  "  Blanchard,  Jr. ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co. 
for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  age,  36  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  residence,  Medford;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  21,  1778;  also, 
list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R. 
Putnam,  July  20,  1778. 

Freeman,  Prince,  Conway.  Private,  Capt.  Agrippa  Wells's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  place  of  discharge  home,  sworn  to 
at  Deerfield;  company  served  at  Ticonderoga  for  3  months  commencing  Sept.  1, 
1776;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's  detach- 
ment of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Jan.  6,  1777;  discharged  April  1,  1777; 
service,  2  mos.  26  days;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga;  enlistment  to  expire 
March  23,  1777 ;  also,  list  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  Aug.  3,  1780,  of  men  be- 
longing to  the  militia  of  Conway  who  were  mustered  by  Lieut.  Col.  David  Wells 
for  3  mos.  service  at  Claverack ;  Capt.  Densmore's  co. ;  age,  38  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
Sin.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Conway ;  aZso,  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Newton's 
CO.,  Col.  S.  Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  30,  1780;  discharged 
Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  20  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Freeman,  Prince.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Higgins's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt.; 
service  between  Sept.  6,  and  Sept.  13,  1778,  3  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and 
Falmouth. 

Freeman,  Prince.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Cogswell's  co..  Col.  James  Wesson's  (9th) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  1,  1780,  to  July  13, 
1780;  reported  deserted  July  13,  1780. 

Freeman,  Prince.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  March  20,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston. 

Freeman,  Reuben,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Page's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
March  20,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Matthew  Fairfield's  co.,  Col. 
Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  service  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  also, 
Capt.  Joseph  McNall's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  [year  not 
given]  ;  mustered  by  Esquire  Cushing;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
May,  1778,  dated  Camp  at  Valley  Forge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Oct.,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Peter  Page's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  March  20,  1777;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years ;  also,  Capt.  Fowles's  co..  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list 
dated  West  Point,  Jan.  25,  1781 ;  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ;  age,  21  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  10^  in.;  complexion,  black;  hair,  black;  eyes,  black;  residence, 
Ipswich ;  enlisted  March  25,  1780,  by  Sergt.  Prentice ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Freeman,  Reuben,  York.  Private,  Capt.  Johnson  Moulton's  (York)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  probably  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  enlisted 
April  21,  1775;  service,  4  days;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Darby's  co.,  Col.  James 
Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  6  days;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  28,  1775. 

Freeman,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  John  Reed's  co.,  Col.  James  Hunter's  corps;  en- 
listed Aug.  1,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  20,  1782;  service,  3  mos.  20  days;  company 
raised  for  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts. 


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Fkeeman,  Salisbury,  Bellingham.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  from 
Capt.  Amos  Ellis's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  sworn  to 
at  Wrentham,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Bellingham;  term,  3  years;  reported  en- 
gaged for  State  of  Rhode  Island. 

Freeman,  Sam,  Mendon.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Daniels's  (3d  Mendon)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  8  days. 

Freeman,  Samson,  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
1st  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777; 
residence,  Salem;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem;  joined  Capt.  Fairfield's  co.,  Col. 
Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co., 
Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  Feb.  5,  1780;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Matthew  Fair- 
field's CO.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  service  on  or  before  Aug. 
15,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  McNall's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt.; 
return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered  by  Esquire  Cushing;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Camp  at  Valley  Forge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Peter  Page's  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  Feb. 
1,  1777;  reported  transferred  to  Capt.  Smith's  co. 

Freeman,  Samuel,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Dan- 
forth  Keyes's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  11, 1777 ;  service  to  Jan.  1, 1778,  4  mos.  19  days, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated  Warren  and  sworn  to  at  Headquarters  at  Providence ; 
also,  Capt.  Moses  Willmarth's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt.;  service.  2  mos.  25 
days,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  raised  for  3  months  from  Jan.  1,  1778;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Taunton ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Bristol  Co.  for  the  term  of 
9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jona- 
than Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  arrived  at  Fish- 
kill  June  19,  1778;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Robinson's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  12, 
1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days ;  company  detached  from 
militia  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for  4  weeks  in  a  regiment  under  Capt.  Samuel 
Fisher,  Commandant. 

Freeman,  Samuel,  Duxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Bradford's  (1st  Duxbury)  co.. 
Col.  Warren's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775 ;  service,  3  days ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Bradford's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  30,  1775. 

Freeman,  Samuel,  Duxbury.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Bildad  Arnold's  (1st  Duxbury)  co..  Col.  Cotten's  regt.,  dated  Dux- 
bury, Feb.  19, 1778 ;  residence,  Duxbury ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Duxbury ;  enlisted 
Jan.  -,  1777;  joined  Capt.  Lincoln's  co. ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Freeman,  Samuel,  Duxbury.  Return  of  men  enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Joshua  Hall's  (1st  Duxbury)  co.  formerly  commanded  by  Capt. 
Arnold,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  (Plj^mouth  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Duxbury,  July  22, 
1778;  residence,  Duxbury;  enlisted  for  town  of  Duxbury;  joined  Capt.  Neal's 
CO. ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Freeman,  Samuel.  Drummer,  Capt.  Peter  Penniman's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  Nathan  Tyler;  service  between  Dec.  8,  1776,  and  Jan.  21,  1777,  6 
days,  at  Providence,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm;  also,  Capt.  Peter  Penniman's  co.,  Col. 
Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  17,  1777,  3  mos.  13  days,  travel  included, 
with  Northern  army. 

Freeman,  Samuel.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joshua  Higgins's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's 
regt. ;  service  between  Sept.  6,  1778,  and  Sept.  13,  1778,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
Bedford  and  Falmouth. 


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Freeman,  Samuel.  Marine,  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster 
"Williams;  engaged  Nov.  8,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  27  days;  reported  captured 
May  5,  1781.  ^ 

Freeman,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Nichols's  co.  of  Artillery  artificers  stationed 
at  Springfield;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  3, 1777,  to 
March  3,  1780;  reported  discharged  March  3,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Nichols's  co.  of 
artificers.  Gen.  Knox's  (Artillery)  brigade;  return  for  gratuities  allowed  by  re- 
solve of  May  1,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Nichols's  co..  Col.  Jeduthan  Baldwin's  regt. ; 
account  rendered  against  the  United  States  by  Massachusetts  for  amounts  paid 
officers  and  men  on  account  of  depreciation  of  their  wages  for  the  first  3  years 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1777  to  1780 ;  account  exhibited  by  Com- 
mittee on  Claims  in  behalf  of  Massachusetts  against  United  States,  Sept.  21, 1787. 

Freeman,  Self.  Seaman ;  list  of  prisoners  sent  from  Halifax  to  Boston  in  the  cartel 
"  Silver  Eel "  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by 
Bat.  Fox,  Commissary  of  Prisoners. 

Freeman,  Seth.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Berry's  (Harwich)  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's 
regt.;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedfoi'd  and  Falmouth  Sept.  7,  1778;  roll 
sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co.;  also,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.; 
engaged  Sept.  11,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1779;  service,  2  days,  on  an  alarm 
at  Falmouth ;  company  ordered  out  by  Brig.  Otis ;  roll  dated  Sandwich. 

Freeman,  Seth.  Petition  dated  Boston,  Sept.  30,  1782,  signed  by  Benjamin  Jepson, 
asking  that  said  Freeman  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  ship  "Success " 
(privateer) ;  advised  in  Council  Oct.  -,  1782,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Freeman,  Sharper,  Stoneham.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  31,  1780;  age,  30  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  negro;  engaged  for 
town  of  Stoneham ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  30,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July 
31,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Gi-eenleaf ;  also,  list  of  6  months  men  returned 
as  received  of  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Aug.  6,  1780;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6 
months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in 
a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  payroll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Stoneham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ; 
marched  July  23, 1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  14, 1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  3  days  [  ?]  ;  also, 
descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20,  1782;  Capt.  Zebulon  King's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  30  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7i  in. ;  complexion,  black  ;  hair, 
black;  occupation,  laborer  (also  given  farmer);  residence,  Stoneham;  engaged 
for  town  of  Stoneham;  engaged  April  1,  1782;  term,  3  years;  a^so,  receipt  dated 
Stoneham,  April  11,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Freeman  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years  to  the  credit  of  the  town  of  Stoneham. 

Freeman,  Silas.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  George  King's  co..  Col.  Hopkins's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  15,  1776;  discharged  July  29,  1776;  service,  15  days; 
company  made  up  of  detachments  from  4  companies  and  marched  to  the  High- 
lands, N.  Y. ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  King's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  detachment 
of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776;  discharged  March  24,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  8  days;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga;  also,  same  co.  and  de- 
tachment; muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777;  reported  on  command 
as  a  carter;  also,  Capt.  Adam  Kasson's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  16,  1780;  service,  6  days,  travel 
included,  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward. 

Freeman,  Simeon  (also  given  Simon),  Sandisfield.  Descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  1, 1782; 
Capt.  Benjamin  Hey  wood's  co.,6th  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  26  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  ll^in. ; 
complexion,  yellow;  hair,  black;  occupation,  yeoman;  birthplace,  New  London, 


52  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Freeman,  Simeon  (also  given  Simon),  continued. 

Conn.;  residence,  Sandisfield ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandisfield;  term,  3  years; 
reported  a  negro;  also,  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tapper's  (lOtli)  regt. ;  service  from 
Aug.  1, 1782,5  mos. ;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Pilsbury's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt.;  return  made  up  for  Jan.-Dec,  1782  [service  not  given]  ;  reported 
transferred  from  10th  Mass.  regt. ;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Heywood's  (4th)  co.,  Col. 
Benjamin  Tupper's  (6th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1783 ;  balance 
of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  14  months. 

Freeman,  Simon,  Cape  Cod.  Master's  Mate;  list  of  prisoners  exchanged  at  Rhode 
Island  and  delivered  to  John  Ayers,  as  returned  by  M.  Reed,  Secretary,  dated 
Newport,  Feb.  11,  1777. 

Freeman,  Sip  (Scipio),  Beverly.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Larkin  Thorndike's,  Capt.  John  Woodbury's,  and  Capt.  Joseph 
R[ae]'s,  1st,  2d,  and  3d  cos.  in  Beverly,  dated  Beverly,  Feb.  13,  1778;  residence, 
Beverly;  engaged  for  town  of  Beverly;  joined  Capt.  Page's  co..  Col.  Francis's 
regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  said  Freeman  reported  as  belonging  to  1st  Beverly  co. 

Freeman,  Sipio  (Scipio),  Beverly.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Larkin  Thorndike's,  Capt.  John  Woodbury's,  and  Capt.  Joseph 
R[ae]'s,  1st,  2d,  and  3d  cos.  in  Beverly,  dated  Beverly,  Feb.  13,  1778;  residence, 
Beverly;  engaged  for  town  of  Beverly;  joined  Capt.  Page's  co..  Col.  Francis's 
regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  said  Freeman  reported  as  belonging  to  1st  Beverly  co. 

Freeman,  Solomon.  Ensign,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  (2d 
Barnstable  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  7  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in 
Sept.,  1778. 

Freeman,  Thomas,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Timothy 
Walker's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  8  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  20,  1775 ;  also,  list  dated  Taun- 
ton, May  21,  1778,  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master,  for  the 
term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
April  20, 1778;  Capt.  Moses  Wilmett's  (Willmarth's)  8th  (Attleborough)  co..  Col. 
John  Daggett's  (4th  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complex- 
ion, light;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  dark;  residence,  Attleborough;  engaged  for  town 
of  Attleborough  ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  16,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as 
received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Zebedee  Reddin^'s  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  (14th)  regt.; 
pay  roll  for  Dec,  1778;  service,  1  mo. 

Freeman,  Thomas  (also  given  Thomas  Davis),  Barnstable.  Corporal,  Capt.  James 
Davis's  CO.;  enlisted  July  1, 1775;  service  to  Dec.  31, 1775,  in  defence  of  seacoast; 
also,  Capt.  Jonathan  W.  Edes's  (4th)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.; 
engaged  May  13,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  23  days,  travel  included; 
also,  request  addressed  to  the  Council,  signed  by  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford,  asking 
that  commissions  be  granted  certain  officers  who  had  marched  with  their  respec- 
tive companies;  said  Freeman  to  be  commissioned  as  Ensign  in  Capt.  James 
Davis's  CO. ;  ordered  in  Council  March  11, 1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ; 
also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  15  raos.  as 
Ensign, 21  mos.  as  Lieutenant;  also.  Ensign,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co.,  Col.  Brad- 
ford's regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  entering  service,  Dec.  3,  1776,  to 
March  21,  1777;  credited  with  120  days  allowance;  subsistence  also  allowed  for 
11  days  travel  on  march  from  Boston  to  Bennington ;  also,  Capt.  John  Lamont's 
(3d)  CO.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1778,  dated  White  Plains ; 
appointed  Nov.  6,  1776;  reported  on  furlough  by  'eave  of  Gen.  De  Kalb  for  3 
months  from  May  16  [year  not  given]  ;  also,  1st  Ensign,  Capt.  Elnathan  Haskell's 
(8th)  CO.,  Col.  Bradford's  12th  (also  given  14th)  regt.;  return  of  officers  for  April, 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  53 

Freeman,  Thomas  (also  given  Thomas  Davis)  ,  continued. 

1779,  dated  West  Point ;  reported  on  command  after  deserters  and  to  collect  sick 
and  absent;  also,  Ensign,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  return  of  officers  "now  in  the 
field  "  dated  Boston,  Sept.  20, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  John  Lamont's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's 
regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Barnstable ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Barn- 
stable ;  reported  mustered  by  Continental  Muster  Master  and  County  Muster  Mas- 
ter; also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Elnathan  Has- 
kell's (6th)  CO.,  Col.  Bradford's  (14th)  regt.;  field  and  staff'  roll  for  July,  1780, 
dated  Steenrapie;  appointed  April  1,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Zebulon  King's  co..  Col. 
Bradford's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1780-Jan.,  1781,  dated  Huts  near  West 
Point;  also,  Capt.  King's  (7th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  rolls 
for  Feb.,  March,  and  April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  on  furlough,  de- 
tained by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln  ;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  register  of  fur- 
loughs subsequent  to  Jan.  1,1781;  said  Freeman  granted  leave  by  Col.  Brooks 
at  West  Point  Dec.  26, 1780,  to  go  to  Barnstable  to  bring  on  recruits  and  to  remain 
until  April  1, 1781 ;  reported  overstayed  55  days ;  also,  Capt.  Zebulon  King's  (6th) 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also, 
Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  regimental  returns  dated  West  Point,  June  15,  1781, 
and  Peekskill,  June  24,  1781 ;  reported  detailed  for  duty  at  Windsor  from  June 
13,  1781 ;  also,  regimental  return  dated  Phillipsburgh,  July  26,  1781 ;  reported  on 
fatigue  duty  at  "  Dobbs ;  "  also,  regimental  return  dated  Phillipsburgh,  July  27, 
1781 ;  reported  on  scouting  duty ;  also,  Capt.  King's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  July-Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  Capt.  King's  (5th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Brooks's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.-Dec,  1781,  dated  York  Huts;  also,  Lieut. 
Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  Peekskill,  Oct.  5,  1781 ;  reported 
granted  leave  of  absence  at  Wall  Hill  for  3  days  by  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks  Oct.  2, 
1781 ;  also,  regimental  return  dated  Peekskill,  Nov.  23,  1781 ;  reported  on  com- 
mand at  West  Point;  also,  regimental  return  dated  Hutts,  Dec. 28,  1781 ;  reported 
acting  as  Quartermaster  on  staff";  also,  Capt.  King's  (5th)  co.,  CoU  Brooks's  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts;  also,  regimental  returns 
from  Feb.  15,  1782,  to  April  5,  1782,  dated  West  Point  and  Hutts;  reported  on 
furlough  in  Massachusetts  by  leave  of  Gen.  Patterson  from  Feb.  10,  1782;  also, 
register  of  furloughs  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  leave  granted  said  Freeman  by 
Gen.  Patterson  at  West  Point  Feb.  10,  1782,  to  go  to  Barnstable  and  remain  until 
April  10,  1782;  also,  regimental  returns  from  May  24,  to  June  14,  1782,  dated 
Hutts  and  West  Point;  reported  on  command  at  Verplauck's  Point;  a/so,  regi- 
mental returns  from  Jan.  17,  1783,  to  March  7,  1783,  dated  Camp  New  Windsor; 
reported  under  arrest;  also,  regimental  return  dated  June  13,  1783;  reported  re- 
tired on  furlough  by  leave  of  Gen.  Washington. 

Freeman,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (12th) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Nov.  25,  1775  [service  not  given] . 

Freeman,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  (2d 
Barnstable  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  5  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in 
Sept.,  1778. 

Freeman,  Thomas.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  April  24,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston. 

Freeman,  Thomas.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  July  5,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham. 

Freeman,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  June,  1781 ;  enlisted  March  19, 1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported 
on  command  at  Newburgh ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1781 ; 
reported  on  command  at  New  Windsor;  also,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co.,  Col. 
Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.-Nov.,  1781 ;  transferred  from 
Capt.  Williams's  co.  Aug.  1,  1781 ;  reported  on  command  at  Newburgh  in  Aug., 


54  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Freeman,  Thomas,  continued. 

1781,  on  command  at  the  Highlands  in  Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  Collier  and  Woodcutter; 
return  for  rations  allowed  in  Quartermaster  General's  department  dated  Fishkill, 
Oct.  14,  1781 ;  reported  drafted  from  1st  Mass.  regt. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Miller's 
CO.,  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts. 

Fbeeman,  Timothy,  Attleborough.  Petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17, 1776,  signed 
by  said  Freeman  and  others,  asking  for  increase  and  payment  of  wages;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  enlisted  May 
16,  1776 ;  service  to  time  of  return  home,  6  mos.  18  days ;  rolls  dated  Camp  at 
Hull;  also,  Capt.  Jacob  Ide's  co..  Col.  Daggett's  regt.;  service,  24  days;  com- 
pany marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  list  dated 
Taunton,  May  21,  1778,  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master,  for 
the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  April  20,  1778;  Capt.  Moses  Wilmett's  (Willmarth's)  8th  (Attleborough)  co., 
Col.  John  Daggett's  (4th  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark;  hair,  black;  ej'es,  black;  residence,  Attleborough;  engaged  for 
town  of  Attleborough ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  16, 1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned 
as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20, 
1778;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Zebedee  Redding's  co.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  (14th) 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1778 ;  service,  1  mo. ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised 
to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen. 
John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11,  1780;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark ;  engaged  for  town  of  Attleborough ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  9, 
1780;  marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Bancroft;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson 
as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also, 
pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Attleborough  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Ai-my  during  1780;  marched  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  8,  1781; 
service,  6  mos.  2  days;  also,  Private,  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's 
(14th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.-Dec,  1780,  dated  Hutts  near  West  Point;  en- 
listed July  9,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  19,  1780;  enlistment,  6  months. 

Freeman,  Timothy.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Higgins's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt. ; 
service  between  Sept.  6,  and  Sept.  13,  1778,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and 
Falmouth. 

Freeman,  Titus.  Descriptive  return  datted  Boston,  Jan.  5,  1781,  made  by  Edward 
Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  militia 
under  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows  for  the  term  of  3  months  from  the  time  of  their 
arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  received 
bounty  and  mileage  due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter ;  Capt.  Wise's  co. ;  age,  31  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  2  in. ;  complexion,  black ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Alexander  Hodgdon's 
CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Thaj'cr's  (Sufi'olk  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  26,  1780;  dis- 
charged Oct.  30, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  8  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised 
to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Freeman,  Titus.  Descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  9,  1781,  made  by  Edward 
Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  6  months  from  time  of  arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous, 
unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  received  bounty  and  mileage  due  them  of 
said  Col.  Procter;  Capt.  Wise's  co. ;  age,  31  (also  given  37)  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  2 
in. ;  complexion,  black ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston ;  reported  a  negro ;  also,  list 
of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  terra  of  6  months,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Springfield,  July  3,  1780;  arrived  at 
Springfield  July  2, 1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  3, 1780,  under  command  of  Lieut. 
Daniel  Frye  of  the  artificers. 


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Freeman,  Walter,  Sturbridge.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continen- 
tal Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780;  age,  20 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Sturbridge; 
arrived  at  Springfield  July  5,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  5,  1780,  under  com- 
mand of  Capt.  Frothingham  of  the  artillery ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the 
6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster 
in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Sturbridge  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ; 
marched  to  camp  July  4,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  5,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  8  days, 
travel  included ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Timothj'  Bigelow's 
(15th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1780,  dated  Camp  Tenack;  enlisted  July  5, 
1780;  enlistment,  6  months;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.-Oct., 
1780 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1780,  dated  Garri- 
son at  West  Point;  reported  an  artificer;  also,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co.,  Col. 
Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  re- 
ported discharged  Jan.  5,  1781. 

Freeman,  Walter.  Private,  Capt. Nathaniel  Clap's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  26,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  11,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  17  days,  at 
Rhode  Island. 

Freeman,  Watson,  Harwich.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  2d  Barnstable  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs  and  Maj.  Zenas 
Winslow,  dated  Feb.  24,  1778 ;  residence,  Harwich ;  engaged  for  town  of  Har- 
wich; joined  Capt.  George  Webb's  co..  Col.  Shephard's  regt.;  term,  3  years,  to 
expire  in  1780;  reported  mustered  April  14,  1777,  by  Joseph  Otis,  Muster  Master 
for  Barnstable  Co. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  George  Webb's  co..  Col.  William  Shep- 
pard's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  7,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Webb's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for 
Oct.,  1778,  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  enlisted  April  7, 
1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Capt.  David  Holebrook's  co..  Col.  Shepard's 
(4th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  April 

7,  1780 ;  reported  discharged  April  7,  1780. 

Freeman,  William,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Ide's  co.,  Col.  Daggett's 
regt. ;  service,  16  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec. 

8,  1776. 

Freeman,  William,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Isaac 
Dean's  regt.;  marched  July  31,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  8  days; 
company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm;  2  days  travel  also  allowed  on 
march  home  from  Tiverton  to  Attleborough. 

Freeman,  William,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Isaac 
Dean's  regt.;  marched  Aug.  4,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  4  days; 
company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm;  2  days  travel  also  allowed  on 
march  home  from  Tiverton  to  Attleborough. 

Freeman,  William,  Woburn.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  rein- 
force the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  as  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Eleazer  Brooks  to  Maj.  Hosmer,  dated  Lincoln,  July  21,  1779;  Col. 
Fox's  regt. ;  age,  27  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  residence,  Woburn ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Bedford ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  as  returned  by  Joseph 
Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  Nov.  24,  1779. 

Freeman,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Richardson's  (Attleborough)  co.,  which 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  and  served  from  April  21,  1777,  to  May  15,  1777 ;  said 
Freeman  not  credited  with  service. 

Freeman,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Abiel  Clap's  co.,  Col.  Carpenter's  (Bristol  Co.) 
regt. ;  service,  1  mo.  4  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  July  24,  1777- 


56  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Freeman,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Alexander  Foster's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  27,  1780;  discharged  July  31,  1780;  service,  7  days,  travel 
included,  on  an  alarm;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  a  6  days  expe- 
dition.   Roll  sworn  to  at  Attleborough. 

Freeman,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Jordan's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchall's 
regt. ;  service  from  July  7,  1779,  to  Sept.  25,  1779,  2  mos.  20  days,  on  Penobscot 
expedition;  roll  dated  Cape  Elizabeth;  also,  Capt.  Roger  Libby's  co. ;  joined 
Oct.  1,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1779;  service  with  detachment  of  Cumberland 
Co.  militia  under  command  of  Nathaniel  Jordan,  Esq.,  at  the  Eastward;  also, 
Capt.  Jonathan  Andrews's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt.;  enlisted  May  8,  1780; 
discharged  Dec.  31,  1780;  service,  7  mos.  24  days,  under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth 
at  the  Eastward;  roll  sworn  to  in  York  Co.;  also,  Capt.  John  Reed's  co.,  Col. 
Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  29,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  1, 1781 ;  service, 
5  mos.  3  days ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts. 

Freeman,  Zebulon,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Timothy 
Walker's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  8  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  20,  1775. 

Freeman,  Zebulon.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Cole's  co..  Col.  Dean's  regt. ;  service  from 
March  6, 1781, 10  days ;  company  raised  for  a  40  days  expedition  to  Rhode  Island, 
but  discharged  March  15,  1781,  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Lincoln. 

Freemon,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wood's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ; 
enlisted  May  6,  1778;  discharged  May  9,  1778;  enlisted  Sept.  6,  1778;  discharged 
Sept.  12,  1778 ;  service,  9  days,  on  two  alarms  at  Dartmouth.  Roll  dated  Middle- 
borough. 

Freemon,  Ralph,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  KoUock's  co.,  Col.  John  Smith's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days. 

Freemon,  Samuel.  List  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  Sept.  16  [year  not  given] ,  by 
James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co.,  to  serve  in  Capt.  Caleb  Richard- 
son's CO.,  Col.  Danforth  Keys's  regt. 

Freemon,  Silas.  Private,  Capt.  Zenas  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  27,  1777;  service,  20  days; 
company  marched  to  Fort  Edward,  N.  Y.,  and  received  Continental  pay  at 
Albany. 

Freemon,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Smalley's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt.; 
service,  4  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Frees,  Abraham.  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Little's  regt. ;  company  receipt  for 
advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  July  2,  1775. 

Frees,  Abraham.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Fales's  co. ;  entered  service  Aug.  3, 1779 ; 
discharged  Aug.  15,  1779;  service,  13  days;  company  marched  on  an  expedition 
to  Majorbagaduce  by  order  of  Gen.  Lovel. 

Frees,  John.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Fales's  co. ;  entered  service  Aug.  3,  1779; 
discharged  Aug.  15,  1779;  service,  13  days;  company  marched  on  an  expedition 
to  Majorbagaduce  by  order  of  Gen.  Lovel. 

Frees,  John,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Fales's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  3,  1779 ;  dis- 
charged Aug.  15,  1779 ;  service,  13  days ;  company  marched  on  an  expedition  to 
Majorbagaduce  by  order  of  Gen.  Lovel. 

Freese,  Abram,  Deer  Island.  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's 
(17th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775;  enlisted  July  14,  1775;  age,  26 
yrs. 


IN  THE  WAR   OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  57 

Freese,  Isaac.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Andrew  Gilman ;  enlisted 
Ang.  20,  1777;  discharged  Jan.  22,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  2  days;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Penobscot  river ;  roll  dated  Boston ;  also,  same  co. ;  pay  roll  made  up 
for  15^  days  additional  service  after  date  of  discharge,  Jan.  22, 1778,  news  of  their 
discharge  not  having  reached  them  until  Feb.  7,  1778. 

Freese,  John.  Return  dated  Wells,  June  4,  1781,  of  bounties  paid  said  Freese  and 
others  by  the  town  of  Wells  for  enlisting  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  years  or  during  war,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Freethy,  Joseph,  Blue  Hill  Bay,  No.  4  (also  given  Beverly).  List  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Larkin  Thorndike's,  Capt.  John  Wood- 
bury's, and  Capt.  Joseph  R[ae]'s,  1st,  2d,  and  3d  cos.  in  Beverly,  dated  Beverly, 
Feb.  13,  1778;  residence.  Blue  Hill  Bay,  No.  4;  engaged  for  town  of  Beverly; 
joined  Capt.  William  Poter's  (Porter's)  co.,  Col.  Frances's  regt. ;  term,  3  years; 
said  Freeman  reported  as  belonging  to  1st  Beverly  co. ;  also  reported  hired;  also, 
Corporal,  Capt.  Porter's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  17,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving 
11  mos.  5  days  as  Private,  22  mos.  19  days  as  Corporal;  also,  Capt.  Billy  Porter's 
CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment, 
Feb.  17  [1777] ,  to  time  of  arrival  at  Bennington ;  credited  with  36  days  allow- 
ance; company  to  march  March  12  [1777]  ;  also,  Capt.  Porter's  co..  Col.  Tupper's 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  17,  1780. 

Freetht,  Samuel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Bragdon's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt.; 
entered  service  April  29,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  8,  1780 ;  service,  7  mos.  14  days, 
travel  included,  under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward. 

Freeto,  Francis  [  ?  ] .  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thorn,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14, 1780 ;  stature, 
5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  light. 

Freeto,  John,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Blackler's  (6th)  co.,  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  17,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  20  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  9,  1775. 

Freeto,  John  (also  given  Jr.).  Seaman,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by 
Capt.  Jonathan  Haraden;  engaged  Oct.  1, 1777;  discharged  May  8, 1778;  service, 
7  mos.  8  days. 

Freeto,  William,  Danvers.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  3d  Danvers  co.,  sworn  to  at  Danvers,  Feb.  14,  1778;  residence,  Danvers; 
engaged  for  town  of  Danvers ;  joined  Capt.  Page's  co..  Col.  Francis's  regt. ;  term, 

3  years;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Page's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  12,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ; 
reported  invalided ;  also,  Capt.  Page's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  subsist- 
ence allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  March  26,  1777,  to  date  of  marching.  May 
2,  1777 ;  credited  with  37  days  allowance ;  also.  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot's 
corps  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston ;  joined  May  31, 1778 ;  service  to  Oct.  1, 1778, 

4  mos. ;  also,  order  endorsed  "  Boston,  Jan.  -,  1779,"  on  the  Board  of  War,  signed 
by  said  Freeto  and  others,  payable  to  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot,  commanding  officer 
of  corps  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  for  clothing  due  them  as  a  donation  from 
the  several  towns  of  the  state ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co.  of 
invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nichola's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  Sept. 
9, 1779,  and  Oct.  2, 1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779 ;  also, 
Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  corps  of  invalids ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  5,  1780;  reported  discharged;  also,  Sergeant, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Peabody's  co.,  Col.  Wade's  (Essex  Co.)  regt.;  entered  service 
July  5,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  18  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 


58  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Frebtoe,  William,  Danvers.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Hutchinson's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 

Freeton,  Asa,  Hopkinton.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  7, 
1779;  discharged  Nov.  3,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  travel  included,  under  Maj.  Gen. 
Hancock  at  Castle  Island. 

Freetov^^n,  Thomas.  Capt.  Henry  Brightman's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  4,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  3  days;  company  marched 
to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm.     [See  Thomas  Freelove.] 

Freeze,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Freeas,  Frees,  Freese, 

Freize,  Frieze,  Frise,  Frize.] 

Freeze,  Abraham,  Deer  Island.  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co..  Col.  Moses 
Little's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  14,  1775;  service,  18 
days ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Parker's  co..  Col.  Little's  (12th)  regt. ;  enlisted  Jan. 
1,  1776  [service  not  given]. 

Freeze,  Abram.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  2,  1777;  Capt.  Lane's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. 
[See  Abraham  Frezle.] 

Freeze,  Jacob,  Newbury.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  the  term  of 
9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April 
20,  1778 ;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown ;  eyes, 
light;  residence,  Newbury;  engaged  for  town  of  Newbury;  arrived  at  Fishkill 
June  15,  1778. 

Freeze,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Combes's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt.; 
enlisted  May  29,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  28,  1781;  service,  8  mos.,  under  Brig. 
Gen.  P.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward.  Roll  sworn  to  at  Brunswick  and  certified 
at  Thomaston. 

Freiker,  Philip,  Hardwick.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Billing's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Learned's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  4,  1775 ;  service,  3 
mos.  4  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Freind,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  George  Minot's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 5  days ;  company  marched  from  the  alarm  post  at  Concord  March  4,  1776, 
to  reinforce  the  army. 

Freind,  John,  Brunswick.  List  of  men  raised  in  Lincoln  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780,  returned  as  received  by  Luke  Lambard  at  Bath  Jan.  22,  1782,  to  be 
conducted  to  Boston;  1st  Lincoln  Co.  regt.;  age,  26  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.; 
complexion,  light;  residence,  Brunswick  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Topsham. 

Freind,  Nathaniel.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  "Wenham  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  from  home  June  28,  1780; 
discharged  at  camp  Dec.  18,  1780 ;  service,  6  mos.  3  days,  travel  included. 

Freize,  Jacob.  List  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the 
time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Com- 
missioner, by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Newbury; 
arrived  at  Fishkill  June  15, 1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry 
Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778. 

Freland,  JpHN,  Chelmsford.  Sergeant,  Col.  Moses  Parker's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  17  days;  roll  endorsed  "Lieut.  Benjamin 
Walker's  roll." 

Freland,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Moore's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.  of 
guards;  joined  April  2  (also  given  April  1),  1778;  service  to  July  3,  1778,  3  mos. 
2  days,  guarding  troops  of  convention  at  Cambridge ;  enlistment,  3  months  from 
April  2,  1778. 


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Freland[?],  John.  Sailor,  ship  "  G.  Pickering,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden ;  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  Nov.  10,  1780 ;  ship  taken  by  the 
British  while  on  cruise  to  West  Indies. 

Freland,  Thomas  (also  given  Jr.).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  sworn  to  at  Hopkinton,  Feb.  8,  1780;  residence,  Hopkinton;  engaged  for 
town  of  Hopkinton;  joined  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years;  reported 
engaged  by  James  Nutt,  Henry  Mellen,  and  Jacob  Gibbs,  Committee. 

Freman,  Adam.  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Little's  regt. ;  company  receipt  for 
advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  July  2,  1775. 

Freman,  Benjamin.  Private ;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Middle- 
borough  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780 ; 
marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  20,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  21 
days,  travel  included. 

Freman,  Caesar.  Private,  Capt.  John  Abbot's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  10,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  11  days,  travel 
included,  at  West  Point;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Freman,  Constant.  Captain  Lieutenant,  (late)  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ; 
list  of  officers  who  "  continue  in  service,"  as  returned  by  Thomas  Vose,  Captain 
and  Adjutant,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  19,  1781. 

Freman,  Dick.  Account  current  showing  money  received  on  account  Jan.  24  [year 
not  given,  probably  1776];  enlisted  Jan.  24;  service  probably  in  Capt.  Selah 
Heart's  co. ;  also,  company  receipt  dated  June  26,  1776,  for  wages  for  2  mos. 
service  in  the  winter  of  1775-6,  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co..  Col.  Erastus  Woolcot's 
regt. 

Freman,  Edmund,  Hardwick.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Hazeltine's  (5th)  co..  Col.  John 
Fellows's  (8th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  reported  enlisted  into 
the  train  June  5,  1775. 

Freman,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  White's  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's  regt. ; 
drafted  Sept.  20,  1776 ;  service,  60  days,  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Newport. 

Freman,  Fortune.  Private,  Capt.  Elnathan  Haskell's  co.,  Col.  William  Shepard's 
(4th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  March  27, 
1781;  enlistment,  3  years;  w^so,  muster  rolls  for  June-Sept.,  1781;  reported  on 
command  with  Col.  Scammel  in  Sept.,  1781. 

Freman,  Isaac.  Drummer,  Capt.  William  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Providence;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Freman,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Prince's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  1,  1777;  discharged  Jan.  3,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  4  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 
Roll  dated  Danvers. 

Freman,  John.  Corporal,  Capt.  Luke  Hitchcock's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Freman,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  Sept.  16  [.year  not 
given],  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co.,  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army;  Capt.  Jonathan  Drown's  CO.,  Col.  Lea's  regt. ;  age,  25yrs.;  stature, 
5  ft.  7  in. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Rehoboth. 

Freman,  Josephus.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Joseph  Otis,  Muster  Master  for  Barn- 
stable Co.,  dated  April  14,  1777;  Capt.  Joseph  Wordsworth's  co.,  Col.  Gamaliel 
Bradford's  regt. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich  ;  mustered  April  11,  1777;  term, 
during  war ;  reported  received  State  and  Continental  bounties. 


60  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AKD  SAILORS 

Freman,  Justis.  Descriptive  list  of  9  months  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.,  agi'eeable 
to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  Capt. 
Moseley's  co..  Col.  Moseley's  regt. ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  hair,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Westfield.     [See  Justus  Trimon.] 

Freman,  Nathaniel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Isaac  Hodges's  co.,  Col.  Carpenter's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice from  July  27,  1778,  to  Aug.  13,  1778,  18  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Freman,  Samuel.  List  dated  Taunton,  May  21,  1778,  of  men  mustered  by  James 
Leonard,  Muster  Master,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  term  of  9  months 
from  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  1st  ( Attleborough) 
CO.,  Col.  John  Daggett's  (4th  Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.j 
complexion,  dark;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Attleborough. 

Freman,  Silas.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Brookins's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Collar's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  13,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  20,  1780;  service,. 
12  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  by  order  of  Col.  John  Ashly,  Jr., on 
an  alarm  at  the  Northward. 

Freman,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  for  April  and  May,  1781 ;  enlisted  March  19,  1781 ;  enlistment,  S 
years;  reported  on  command  at  New  Windsor  in  April,  1781. 

Freman,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Abbot's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;. 
enlisted  July  10,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  11  days,  travel 
included,  at  West  Point;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Fremio,  Peter.    Receipt  dated  May  30,  1783,  signed  by  Susannah  ,  given  to 

Thomas  Russell,  for  wages  for  service  of  said  Fremio  to  May  10,  1783,  on  board 
the  frigate  "Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  J.  Manley. 

Frence,  Jonah,  South  Hadley.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway  Oct.  25,  1780. 

Frenceh,  Edward,  Stoughtonham.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway  Oct.  25,  1780. 

Frenceh,  John,  Jr.,  South  Hadley.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp. 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

French,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  France,  Franch,  Freanch, 

Frence,  Frenceh,  Frensh,  Frentch,  Frinch,  Funk,  Tentch,  Trench.] 

French,  .  Lieutenant,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  general  order  dated  Head- 
quarters, Ticonderoga,  Sept.  5,  1776,  taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's  Orderly  Book; 
said  French  promoted  to  Captain  vice  Capt.  Rogers  promoted  to  Major. 

French,  .    Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Cutler's  co.  of  volunteers ;  service,  32  days,  in 

Northern  department;  company  marched  from  Western  and  Oakham  Sept.  24, 
1777,  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates. 

French,  Aaron,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Brown's  co.  (Southeast  co.  in 
Tewksbury),  Col.  David  Green's  (Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

French,  Abel,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  John  Perry's  co.,  Col.  Abiel  Mitcbel's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  27,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  com- 
pany raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Simeon 
Cole's  CO.,  Col.  Dean's  regt.;  service  from  March  6,  1781,  10  days;  company 
raised  for  a  40  days  expedition  to  Rhode  Island,  but  discharged  March  15,  1781, 
by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Lincoln ;  also,  Capt.  Jabez  Barney's  co..  Col.  Luke  Drury's 
regt. ;  marched  July  14,  1781 ;  enlisted  July  23,  1781 ;  joined  regiment  at  West. 


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French,  Abel,  continued. 

Point  Aug.  8,  1781;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  West  Point  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock ;  residence, 
Rehoboth ;  engaged  for  town  of  Rehoboth ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Con- 
tinental Army  for  3  months. 

French,  Abiather,  Northampton.  List  of  deserters  dated  July  22,  1776;  Capt.  Israel 
Chapin's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt. ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  com- 
plexion, light;  residence,  Northampton ;  deserted  June  8, 1776 ;  reported  returned 
July  17,  1776,  and  was  pardoned;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Stearns's  co., 
Col.  Dickinson's  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Jonathan  Clapp;  service  from  July  9, 
1777,  14  days;  company  marched  on  an  alarm  at  Ticonderoga;  reported  left 
camp  July  23, 1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Oliver  Lyman's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Sept.  20,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777 ;  service,  30  days,  travel  included, 
on  expedition  to  Stillwater  and  Saratoga. 

French,  Abraham,  Braintree.  Capt.  Thayer's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of  4 
Independent  companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1,  1777;  age,  16  yrs.; 
mustered  by  Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Baxter's 
CO.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt..  Gen.  Lovel's  brigade ;  enlisted  Aug.  5, 1778 ;  discharged 
Sept.  14,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  13  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  on  an 
expedition  to  Rhode  Island  and  was  discharged  60  miles  from  home;  also,  Capt. 
Luke  Howell's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  July  13,  1779;  service,  4 
mos.  18  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779; 
service,  20  days  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo. 
3  days  service,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

French,  Abraham.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  15,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  18  days, 
with  guards  at  Boston;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Caleb 
Champney's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  8,  1779;  discharged  May  7,  1779;  service,  3  mos., 
with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and  about  Boston. 

French,  Abraham.  Marine,  ship  "  General  Putnam,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Daniel 
Waters;  engaged  July  13  (also  given  July  12),  1779;  service  to  Sept.  7,  1779,  1 
mo.  24  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

French,  Abram.  Private,  Capt.  Lieut.  William  Burbeck's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  28,  1779; 
service  to  Oct.  24,  1781,  21  mos.  28  days;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Castle 
and  Governor's  Islands  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock ;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Boston ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing's  co. ;  service  from  Oct.  25,  1781,  to 
date  of  discharge,  Dec. 22,  1782,  13  mos.  28  days;  company  raised  for  defence  of 
Castle  and  Governor's  Islands ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

French,  Adam.  Mati'oss,  Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  co.  of  matrosses ;  list  of  men  entitled 
to  clothing  for  1782,  dated  Boston;  also,  same  co. ;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1783,  to 
date  of  discharge,  Aug.  21,  1783,  7  mos.  21  days ;  roll  dated  Boston. 

French,  Adonijah,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawin's  co..  Col.  Joseph 
Palmer's  regt. ;  service,  15  days ;  company  assembled  March  4,  1776 ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  assembled  at  Braintree  June  14,  1776 ; 
also,  Capt.  Stephen  Penniman's  co..  Col.  Francis's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel 
allowance  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  Nov.  29,  1776;  cred- 
ited with  allowance  for  1  day;  company  drafted  from  Hingham,  Braintree, 
Dorchester,  Stoughtonham,  Milton,  and  Stoughton ;  also,  Capt.  Stephen  Penni- 
man's CO.,  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  service  from  Dec.  13,  1776,  to  March  1,  1777;  also, 
Capt.  Moses  French's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's  regt.;  service  from  May  15, 
1777,  to  July  15, 1777, 2  mos.  5  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island  ;  also,  Capt. 
Joseph  Tower's  co.  commanded  by  Capt.  Stephen  Penniman  prior  to  Sept.  15, 
1777,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  15, 1777 ;  discharged  Dec.  12, 1777 ; 
.service,  3  mos.  28  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  also.  Corporal, 


62  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

French,  Adonijah,  continued. 

Capt.  Thomas  Nash's  co.,  Col.  David  Cushing's  regt. ;  engaged  Dec.  20,  1777; 
service  to  March  1,  1778,  2  mos.  10  days,  with  Maj.  Edward  Procter's  detachment 
of  guards  at  Fort  Hill,  Boston;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.;  en- 
listed Feb.  8,  1779;  discharged  May  7,  1779;  service,  3  mos.,  with  detachment  of 
guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and  about  Boston;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Lieut. 
William  Burbeck's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  15,  1779 ;  service  to  Oct.  24, 1781, 22  mos.  II 
days,  under  His  Excellency  John  Hancock ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Castle 
and  Governor's  Islands;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing's 
CO. ;  service  from  Oct.  25, 1781,  to  date  of  discharge,  March  24, 1782,  5  mos. ;  com- 
pany raised  for  defence  of  Castle  and  Governor's  Islands ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ; 
also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  25, 1784 ;  service  to  Oct.  24,  1785,  10  mos. ;  company 
raised  for  defence  of  Castle  and  Governor's  Islands ;  rolls  sworn  to  at  Boston ; 
also,  same  co. ;  pay  rolls  for  service  from  Oct.  25,  1785,  to  Jan.  25,  1787,  at  the 
Castle. 

French,  Ahaz,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Benja- 
min Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  9 
days;  also,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co.,  36th  regt.;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2, 
Oct.  6,  1775;  enlisted  June  3,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Wild's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge, 
Dec.  12,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Thayer,  3d's  (Independent)  co.  of  Braintree; 
enlisted  Jan. 6, 1776;  discharged  Feb.  13,  1776;  service,  1  mo. 9  days;  also,  Capt. 
Moses  French's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Palmer's  regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  assem- 
bled at  Braintree,  March  4,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Newcomb's  (Independent)  co. ; 
muster  return  of  4  Independent  companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1, 1777 ; 
age,  22  yrs. ;  mustered  by  Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer,  Jr.'s  (5tb 
Suffolk  Co.)  I'egt.,  dated  Braintree,  Jan.  20,  1778;  residence,  Braintree;  engaged 
for  town  of  Braintree ;  joined  Capt.  Bussey's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  term,  3  years: 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co., 
dated  Boston,  April  13,  1777 ;  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamia 
Frothingham's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  April  8,  1777  [no  pay  allowed]  ;  reported  deceased ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.-Dec,  1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll 
for  service  for  1  month  endorsed  "  1778." 

French,  Ahaz.  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing  s  co. ;  pay  rolls  for  service  from  Jan.  25, 1786, 
to  Jan.  25,  1787,  at  the  Castle. 

French,  Amos,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days. 

French,  Amos,  Salisbury.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  French's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wiggles- 
worth's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  Albany  home;  warrant  allowed  in 
Council  Jan.  30,  1777. 

French,  Asa,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Johnson's  co..  Col.  Titcomb's  regt.; 
arrived  at  Providence  April  27,  1777;  discharged  June  27,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  9 
days,  travel  included ;  enlistment,  2  months  from  time  of  arrival  at  Providence, 
R.  I. ;  roll  dated  Bristol ;  also,  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Blanchard's  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Poor's  regt.;  enlisted  June  5,  1778;  discharged  Feb.  17,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  25 
days,  travel  included,  at  North  river;  enlistment,  8  months  from  time  of  arrival 
at  Peekskill ;  also,  Capt.  David  Whittier's  co..  Col.  Poor's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for 
June-Aug.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort 
Clinton;  also,  Lieut.  Blanchard's  co.,  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and 
Dec,  1778,  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated  King's  Ferry;  also,  Capt.  Stephen  Webster's 
CO.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779; 
service,  1  mo.  19  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack,  N.  Y. ;  regiment  raised  in 
Suffolk  and  Essex  counties  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Washington ;  also,  Capt. 


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French,  Asa,  co7itinued. 

John  Abbot's  cc,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  10, 1780 ;  discharged 
Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  11  days,  travel  included,  at  West  Point;  company 
raised  for  3  months. 

French,  Asa,  Oakham.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Crawford's  (8th)  co.,  4th  Worcester 
Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  May  31, 1776 ;  also.  Lieu- 
tenant; list  endorsed  "commissioned  officers  of  Col.  Jam's  regt.;"  service  at 
Dobbs's  Ferry,  Tarrytown,  and  North  Castle,  N.  Y.,  in  1776. 

French,  Asa,  Weymouth.  Capt.  Pool's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of  4  Inde- 
pendent companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1, 1777  ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  mustered 
by  Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Ward's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Symms's  detachment  of  guards ;  enlisted  March  9,  1778 ;  discharged  April 
26, 1778 ;  service,  1  mo.  19  days,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston  and  Dorchester ; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Weymouth  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  entered  at  Boston  into  Col.  Crane's  (Artillery) 
regt.;  marched  July  1,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  22,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  3  days, 
travel  included;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Lincoln's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Webb's 
regt. ;  marched  to  camp  Aug.  16,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos. 
28  days,  travel  included  ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

French,  Asa,  Williamsburgh.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Samuel  Fairfield's  co.,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  8,  1779; 
residence,  Williamsburgh ;  engaged  for  town  of  Williamsburgh ;  joined  Capt. 
Lyman's  co..  Col.  Lee's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by 
Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  12,  1777; 
Capt.  Lyman's  co..  Col.  Lee's  regt. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Hastings's  co.,  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  17, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Hastings's  (6th)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  (16th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  Sept.  17,  1777;  re- 
ported on  command  with  "  Genral  "  baggage ;  also,  same  co.  and  i-egt. ;  muster  roll 
certified  at  Camp  Providence,  July  13,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Hastings's  (2d)  co.,  Col. 
Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  made 
up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also,  Capt.  Hastings's  (2d)  co.. 
Col.  Jackson's  (16th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1780,  to  Sept.  14,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Hastings's  co. ;  return  certified  at  Camp 
near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  CoL 
Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col. 
Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779. 

French,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Orne's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Col.  William  S.  Smith;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778;  service,  1  mo. 

French,  Asahel,  South  Hadley.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt. ;  enlisted  May  25,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  6  days;  com- 
pany raised  for  defence  of  town  and  harbor  of  Boston ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776 ;  service,  1  mo.  6  days,  including  travel  home ;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Smith's  co.,  4th  Hamp- 
shire Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Col.  R.  Woodbridge,  dated  South  Hadley, 
May  28,  1777;  residence,  South  Hadley;  engaged  for  town  of  South  Hadley; 
joined  Capt.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men 
enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Montague's  co..  Col.  Porter's  regt., 
dated  South  Hadley,  June  30, 1778 ;  also.  Private,  2d  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  25,  1777,  to  Jan. 
29,  1778;  reported  died  Jan.  29,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Smith's  (3d)  co.,  Col. 
Marshall's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  also,  order 
dated  South  Hadley,  March  25,  1779,  payable  to  Noah  Goodman,  signed  by  John 
French,  for  money  due  for  service  of  said  Asahel  French,  deceased. 


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Trench,  Bartholomew,  Athol.  Private,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Knowlton's  co.,  Col.  Dike's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  home  to  Dorchester  [year  not  given]  ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  from  Dorchester  home,  dated 
Dorchester,  Nov.  20,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  gun  and 
blanket  money  and  travel  allowance  home,  etc.,  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  30,  1776; 
also,  receipt  dated  Athol,  May  10,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  French  by  Jonathan 
Kendall,  on  behalf  of  the  town  of  Athol,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

French,  Benjamin,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  John  Vinton's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Benjamin  Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  29,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also, 
Capt.  John  Vinton's  (Independent)  co. ;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  8  mos.  18 
days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Braintree, 
Dec.  23,  1775. 

French,  Benjamin,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Guild's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company 
return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  10,  1775. 

French,  Benjamin,  Dracut.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Stephen  Russell's  co..  Col.  Green's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

French,  Benjamin,  Salisbury.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Merrill's  co..  Col.  Caleb  Cush- 
ing's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775 ;  service,  3^  days. 

French,  Benjamin,  Southampton.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Pomeroy's  co..  Col.  Dickin- 
son's regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Clap;  pay  abstract  for  wages  and  travel  allow- 
ance dated  July  10,  1777,  and  endorsed  "  service  in  July,  1777 ; "  service,  38  days ; 
reported  discharged  July  28  [1777]  ;  also,  Capt.  Joshua  L.  Woodbridge's  co.,  Col. 
Nathan  Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  June  25,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779;  service, 
6  mos.  8  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  7  days  service,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport. 

French,  Benjamin.  Pi-ivate,  Capt.  Samuel  Huse's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards ;  enlisted  Nov.  10,  1777 ;  service  to  April  4,  1778 ;  company  stationed  at 
Winter  Hill. 

French,  Caleb,  Braintree.  Drummer,  Capt.  John  Vinton's  co.  of  grenadiers.  Col. 
Benjamin  Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service, 
3  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Vinton's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's 
regt.,  which  assembled  April  29,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John 
Porter's  co..  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  July  7,  1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp 
before  Boston,  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  20,  1775;  a/so.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  French's  co..  Col. 
Joseph  Palmer's  regt. ;  service,  15  days ;  company  assembled  at  Braintree  March 

4,  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Moses  French's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Bass's  regt. ;  service,  4 
days ;  company  assembled  at  Braintree  June  13,  1776,  upon  orders  to  march  to 
Hough's  Neck,  and  June  24, 1776,  upon  orders  to  march  to  Nantasket ;  also,  Capt. 
Joseph  Baxter's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt..  Gen.  Level's  brigade ;  enlisted  Aug. 

5,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  14, 1778;  service,  1  mo.  13  days,  travel  included;  com- 
pany marched  on  an  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  and  was  discharged  60  miles  from 
home ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcomb's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  28,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,  travel  included; 
reported  discharged  60  miles  from  home ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  3  months  and  stationed  part  at  West  Point  and  part  at  Rhode 
Island;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcomb's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Webb's 
regt.;  engaged  Sept.  2,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  14  days, 
travel  included,  at  Peekskill,  N.  Y. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  65 

Fkench,  Christopher.  Corporal,  Capt.  Israel  Trow's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  "Whitney's 
resTt. ;  service,  52  days ;  company  served  at  Rhode  Island  from  May  14,  1777,  to 
July  6,  1777. 

French,  Ctkus,  Berkley.  Capt.  Zebedee  Redding's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
order  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc.,  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  June  21,  1776  ;  also, 
Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  rolls  made  up  for  service  from  4  days  prior  to  march- 
ing to  Dec.  1, 1776, 6  mos.  23  days ;  also,  petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17, 1776, 
signed  by  said  French  and  others,  belonging  to  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking 
for  increase  and  payment  of  wages;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Batt's  (Burt's) 
CO.,  Col.  Edward  Pope's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  service,  21  days,  on  the  alarm  at 
Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  travel  also  allowed  on  march  to  camp  at  Warren 
and  home;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Willcox's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  29,  1777 ;  service,  30  days,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island ; 
roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

French,  Ctrus.  Adjutant,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt.;  engaged  March  14,  1779; 
service,  1  mo.  2  days ;  regiment  detached  for  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  also.  Adju- 
tant, Col.  Hatheway's  (2d  Bristol  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers ;  com- 
missioned Aug.  10, 1779 ;  also,  Adjutant,  Lieut.  Col.  Luke  Drury's  regt. ;  detached 
July  26,  1781 ;  arrived  at  West  Point  Aug.  18,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  20,  1781 ; 
service,  4  mos.  3  days,  travel  included;  regiment  detached  from  militia  for  3 
months  service  at  West  Point. 

French,  Daniel,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawen's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col. Benjamin  Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  service,  8  days; 
also,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  6, 
1775 ;  enlisted  April  28,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cam- 
bridge, Dec.  12,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawin's  co.,  Col.  Joseph 
Palmer's  regt. ;  service,  15  days;  company  assembled  March  4,  1776;  also.  Cor- 
poral, Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Bass's  regt. ;  service,  4  days ; 
company  assembled  at  Braintree  June  13,  1776,  upon  orders  to  march  to  Horse 
Neck  and  June  24,  1776,  upon  orders  to  march  to  Nantasket. 

French,  Daniel,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Blake's  co. ;  service,  32  days; 
company  marched  from  Taunton  Sept.  29,  1777,  under  command  of  Col.  George 
Williams,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island,  and  was  discharged  Oct.  29, 
1777,  by  Gen.  Spencer;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Taunton,  May  16,  1778,  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time 
of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master;  Capt. 
Joshua  Wilbur's  (2d)  co..  Col.  George  Williams's  regt.;  age,  38  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  blue;  residence,  Taunton;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Taunton;  arrived  at  Fishkill,  June  19,  1778;  also,  list  of  men 
returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam, 
July  20,  1778. 

French,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bonney's  co.,  Col.Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  21,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27, 1779;  service,  1  mo. 
12  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn.    Roll  dated  Chesterfield. 

French,  Daniel.  Seaman,  state  ship  "  Tartar,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Cath- 
cart;  engaged  July  15,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  11,  1782;  service,  3  mos.  26  days. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

French,  David,  Cummington  (also  given  Township  No.  5).  Private,  Capt.  Abel 
Thayer's  co..  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  June  10,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  24  days;  also,  company  return  dated 
Dorchester,  Oct.  -,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  at  Dorchester,  Nov.  7,  1775 ;  also,  Coi-poral,  Capt.  Luke  Day's  co.. 
Col.  Brooks's  (late  Alden's)  regt. ;   Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 


66  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

French,  David,  continued, 

from  Jan.  15, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779 ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Day's  co.,  Col.  Ichabod 
Alden's  regt. ;  return  dated  Jan.  11,  1778;  residence,  Township  No.  5;  enlisted 
for  Township  No.  5 ;  mustered  by  Ruggles  Woodbridge,  Muster  Master  for  Hamp- 
shire Co.,  and  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  Capt.  Luke  Day's  co.,  (late) 
Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  (6th)  regt.;  return  of  men  in  camp  before  Aug.  15,  1777, 
certified  at  Cherry  Valley,  Feb.  24,  1779 ;  also.  Sergeant  [  ?  ] ,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Cherry  Valley  and  sworn  to  in  Quar- 
ters at  Fort  Alden ;  reported  on  command  at  Albany  shoe  factory ;  also,  Capt. 
Day's  CO.,  Col.  John  Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  residence,  Cummington;  reported  as  serving 
7  mos.  as  Corporal,  5  mos.  as  Sergeant;  also,  descriptive  list  endorsed  "Jan.  11, 
1781 ; "  Capt.  Luke  Day's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  25  (also 
given  26)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  dark ;  occupation, 
cordwainer;  birthplace,  Abington;  residence,  Cummington;  rank.  Sergeant; 
enlisted  Jan.  15,  1777,  by  Lieut.  Buffington ;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Ser- 
geant, Capt.  Luke  Day's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  rolls 
for  Jan.-May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781 ;  reported 
on  command  at  New  Marlborough ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  July  and  Aug.,  1781 ; 
reported  on  command  at  Newburgh ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  sworn  to 
at  Continental  Village ;  reported  on  command  in  Jersey ;  also,  muster  rolls  for 
Oct.,  1781-Jan.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts;  also,  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated 
Hutts;  reported  on  furlough:  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  register  of  furloughs 
subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  leave  granted  said  French  by  Col.  Brooks  Feb.  26, 
1782,  to  go  from  West  Point  to  Abington,  to  remain  until  April  10,  1782;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  discharged  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  said  French 
discharged  June  8, 1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of  enlistment  having  expired ; 
also,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  honorary  badges  for  faith- 
ful service;  said  French  served  from  Jan.  15,  1777  ;  entitled  to  3  stripes. 

French,  David,  Mendon.  Fifer,  Capt.  William  Jennison's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury  and  Cambridge ;  service,  9 
days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Warren's  CO., 
Col.  Joseph  Head's  (20th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April 
27, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  26, 1775 ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  21,  1775; 
also,  list  of  men  in  Capt.  Gershom  Nelson's  co.,  dated  July  19, 1776 ;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Peter  Penniman's  co..  Col.  Wood's  regt. ;  service  from  April  18,  1777,  to 
May  7,  1777,  21  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Marshall  Baker's  co.. 
Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  2,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1778; 
service,  1  mo.  12  days,  travel  included ;  company  detached  to  march  to  Rhode 
Island  and  serve  for  6  weeks ;  roll  dated  Upton. 

French,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Lamb's  co..  Col.  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel  included, 
with  Northern  army. 

French,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Jenkins's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Oct.  14,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  20  days,  travel 
included ;  regiment  detached  from  militia  of  Suffolk  and  Essex  Counties  to  rein- 
force the  army  under  Gen.  Washington. 

French,  David.  Corporal,  Capt.  Ichabod  Thayer's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ; 
entered  service  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  15  days,  travel 
included ;  company  ordered  to  march  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  July  -, 
1780. 

French,  Dependence,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Talbot's  co..  Col.  Lemuel 
Robinson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 


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French,  Ebenezer,  Berkley.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Batt's  (Burt's)  co.,  Col.  Edward 
Pope's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  25  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec. 
8,  1776 ;  travel  also  allowed  on  march  to  camp  at  Warren  and  home ;  also,  Capt. 
Elijah  Walker's  co.,  Col.  John  Hatbaway's  regt. ;  service,  21  days ;  company 
marched  from  Dighton  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  April  23,  1777;  also,  Capt.  James 
Nichols's  (Berkley)  co..  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt.;  marched  Jan.  10,  1778;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  23  days;  company  stationed  at  Rhode  Island  for 3  months  from  Jan. 
1,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Babbit's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt.;  entered  ser- 
vice Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  7  days;  company  marched 
to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm . 

French,  Ebenezer,  Billerica.  Drummer,  Capt.  Jonathan  Stickney's  co.,  Col.  Eben- 
ezer Bridge's  (27th)  regt. ;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge, 
June  26,  1775 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775  ;  enlisted 
May  18,  1775;  service,  2  mos.,  19  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Cambridge, 
Sept.  25,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cam- 
bridge, Nov.  16,  1775. 

French,  Ebenezer,  Dunstable.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Leonard  Butterfield's  co..  Col.  Eben- 
ezer Bridge's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775, 
to  Cambridge;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  23,  1775;  service,  5  days. 

French,  Ebenezer,  Dunstable.  Private,  Capt.  Zaccheus  Wright's  co..  Col.  Brooks's 
regt.;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  White  Plains,  Oct.  31,  1776;  also,  Capt. 
Nathaniel  Lakin's  co..  Col.  John  Robinson's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  1, 1777 ;  service, 
2  mos.,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Groton ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  dated  North  Kingston,  Dec.  18,  1777 ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1778. 

French,  Ebenezer.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Daniel  Haws's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Holden 
Parsons's  (10th)  regt. ;  enlistment  agreement  signed  by  said  French  and  others 
engaging  themselves  to  serve  until  Jan.  15,  next  [?]  ;  enlisted  Dec.  5,  1775,  and 
forwarded  to  camp  by  John  Caldwell,  one  of  enlistment  committee  for  Worcester 
Co.;  also,  Ensign,  Capt.  Daniel  Hawes's  co.,  which  joined  Col.  Parsons's  regt.; 
list  of  officers  of  militia  who  reinforced  the  army ;  commissioned  Feb.  13,  1776. 

French,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Stearns's  co.,  Col.  Dickinson's  regt. 
commanded  by  Maj.  Jonathan  Clapp;  service  from  July  9, 1777,  to  Aug.  12, 1777, 
39  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  on  an  alarm  at  Ticonderoga;  also, 
Capt.  Jonathan  Wales's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  22,  1777 ;  dis- 
charged Oct.  15,  1777 ;  service,  28  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Still- 
water and  Saratoga ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 

French,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Boynton's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  1,  1778;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1779,  6  mos.  6  days,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kingston,  Nov. 
6,  1778 ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  28,  Nov.  12,  and  Dec.  29,  1778. 

French,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  8, 1779 ;  dis- 
charged May  7,  1779;  service,  3  mos.,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and 
about  Boston. 

French,  Ebenezer.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Cathcart;  engaged  June  30,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  6,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  8 
days.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

French,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Crane's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Garish's  (Gerrish's) 
regt.;  enlisted  Nov.  1,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  2,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  2  days,  on 
expedition  to  Claverack. 

French,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Warner's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  18,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
13  days,  travel  included ;   regiment  raised  for  3  months ;  also,  Capt.  Jeremiah 


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French,  Ebenezer,  co?itinued. 

Hickok's  CO.,  Berkshire  Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Sears ;  enlisted  Aug. 
6,  1781;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel  included;  com- 
pany raised  for  3  months ;  roll  endorsed  "  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt." 

French,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Thayer,  3d's  (Independent)  co.  of  Brain- 
tree;  enlisted  Feb.  16,  1776;  discharged  June  7,  1776;  service,  3  mos.  21  days; 
also,  Capt.  Moses  French's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Bass's  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  com- 
pany assembled  at  Braintree  June  13,  1776,  upon  orders  to  march  to  Hough's 
Neck  and  June  24,  1776,  upon  orders  to  march  to  Nantaslvet;  also,  Capt.  Silas 
Wild's  CO.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards ;  enlisted  Nov.  4,  1777 ;  service  to  April 
3,  1778,  4  mos.  30  days,  guarding  troops  of  convention  at  Cambridge ;  also,  Capt. 
Thomas  Newcomb's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  regt.;  enlisted  July  22,  1780; 
discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.,  travel  included;  reported  discharged 
220  miles  from  home ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months 
and  stationed  part  at  West  Point  and  part  at  Rhode  Island ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt. 
Thomas  Newcomb's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Webb's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  2,  1781; 
discharged  Dec.  5,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  14  days,  travel  included,  at  Peekskill, 
N.  Y. 

French,  Ebenezer,  3d,  Billerica.  Drummer,  Capt.  John  Minot's  co.,  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt. ;  arrived  at  Rhode  Island  May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  July  9, 1777 ; 
service,  2  mos.  8  days,  travel  included.    Roll  dated  Warwick  Neck. 

French,  Edward,  Stoughton.  Fifer,  Capt.  Timothj'  Corey's  (7th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Samuel  Gerrish's)  38th  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 

I,  1775;  enlisted  May  28,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  5  days;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
return  dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point,  Aug.  11,  1775;  reported  sick  at  Stoughton; 
also,  company  return  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Sept.  27,  1775 ;  also,  return  for  cloth- 
ing dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point,  Oct.  27, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point,  Dec.  11,  1775;  also,  Fifer, 
Capt.  Thomas  Mighill's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  abstract  for 
advance  pay  for  Jan.,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Feb.- 
May,  1776;  also,  pay  abstract  for  June,  1776,  dated  New  York;  also,  list  of  men 
belonging  to  the  26th  regt.  who  agreed  to  tarry  6  weeks  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1776, 
as  returned  by  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  Trenton,  Jan.  1,  1777;  also,  Capt. 
Mighill's  CO.,  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  on  march  home- 
ward in  1776,  sworn  to  at  Rowley,  April  9,  1777. 

French,  Edward.  Fifer,  Capt.  Jonathan  Rice's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  17,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel 
included,  with  Northern  army.    Roll  dated  Sudbury. 

French,  Edward.  Fife  Major,  Capt.  Joseph  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt. ; 
engaged  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel 
included,  at  the  Northward. 

French,  Edward.    Fifer,  Capt.  Joseph  Richards's  co..  Col.  Gill's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug. 

II,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  2J  days,  with  detachment  of 
militia  under  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher  which  marched  to  Rhode  Island. 

French,  Edward.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780 ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Stoughtonham ;  arrived  at 
Springfield  July  9,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Stoughtonham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  4, 
1780;  discharged  Dec.  7,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  14  days,  travel  included. 

French,  Eleazer,  Dunstable  (also  given  Littleton).  Private,  Capt.  Leonard  Butter- 
field's  CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the 


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French,  Eleazer,  contimied. 

alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  28,  1775 ; 
service,  10  days;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Gilbert's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1 ,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  6, 1775 ;  service,  87  days ;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  28,  1775;  reported  wounded;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  30,  1775 ; 
also,  petition  addressed  to  the  House  of  Representatives,  signed  by  said  French, 
stating  that  he  had  his  right  arm  shot  off  by  a  cannon  ball  in  the  battle  at  Bunker 
Hill,  June  17,  1775,  that  he  lost  his  gun,  bayonet,  and  other  articles  at  the  same 
time,  and  asking  that  provision  l)e  made  for  him ;  accompanying  certificate  dated 
"  Camp  at  Sewal's,"  March  27,  1776,  signed  by  Capt.  Samuel  Gilbert,  states  that 
said  French  belonged  to  his  company.  Col.  Prescott's  regt.,  and  received  injuries 
as  above  stated;  resolved  in  House  of  Representatives  April  26,  1776,  that  said 
French  be  paid  for  articles  lost,  and  in  addition  £4  annually  on  account  of  his 
injuries ;  action  concurred  in  Council  April  27,  1776. 

Frexch,  Elijah,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Elihu  Adams's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Lin- 
coln's regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days;  roll 
made  up  and  sworn  to  by  Lieut.  David  Linfield ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's 
CO.,  36th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  6,  1775;  enlisted  April  28, 
1775;  also,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  12,  1775. 

French,  Elijah,  Braintree.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer,  Jr.'s  (5th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Braintree,  Jan.  20, 
1778;  residence,  Braintree;  engaged  for  town  of  Braintree;  joined  Capt.  Wins- 
low's  CO.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by 
Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  16,  1777; 
Capt.  Winslow's  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  also,  Sergeant,  5th  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  20,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  reported  as  serving  8  mos.  11  days  as  Private,  26  mos.  as  Sergeant ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  co.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  subsistence 
allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Feb.  22,  1777,  to  April  4,  1777  ;  credited  with  41 
days  allowance ;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on  march  to  Benning- 
ton ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also,  Capt.  Jacob  Wales's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  (10th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certi- 
fied at  Boston,  Feb.  4,  1779;  also,  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for 
Jan.  and  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  reported  furloughed  Nov.  20,  1778,  for 
60  days;  also,  Quartermaster  Sergeant,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  21,  1780; 
reported  promoted  to  Ensign  Dec.  12  (also  given  Dec.  20),  1780;  also,  Capt. 
Samuel  King's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  descriptive  list  dated 
West  Point,  Jan.  11,  1781;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
hair,  dark ;  residence,  Braintree ;  enlisted  Dec.  19,  1779,  by  Capt.  Wales ;  enlist- 
ment, during  war;  also,  Ensign,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.,  commanded 
by  Col.  Thomas  Marshall  prior  to  Jan.  1, 1781 ;  entered  service  Dec.  20,  1780;  ser- 
vice, 12  mos.;  wages  and  subsistence  allowed  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  to  Jan.  1,  1782; 
also,  same  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1782,  12  mos.;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  register  of  furloughs  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  said 
French  granted  leave  by  Gen.  Gates  at  Windsor  Feb.  11,  1783,  to  go  to  Massa- 
chusetts and  remain  until  April  15,  1783;  reported  overstayed  1  day;  also,  order 
for  wages,  dated  Jan.  18,  1784,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on 
account  of  wages ;  also,  order  for  wages  for  Aug.  [year  not  given],  appearing  in 
a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

French,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  22  days, 
travel  included,  with  Northern  armj'. 


70  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

French,  Elijah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Andrew 
Symmes's  detachment  of  guards ;  engaged  Feb.  26,  1778 ;  discharged  May  26, 
1778;  service,  3  mos. 

French,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Baxter's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt..  Gen. 
Lovel's  brigade;  enlisted  Aug.  5,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  14,  1778;  service,  1  mo. 
13  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  and 
was  discharged  60  miles  from  home.    Roll  dated  Braintree. 

French,  Elijah.  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  15,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  18  days,  with  guards  at 
Boston;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

French,  Elijah.  Private,  Lieut.  Abiel  Whitmarsh's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  29, 1780 ;  discharged  July  31,  1780 ;  service,  3  days,  at  Tiver- 
ton, R.  I.,  on  an  alarm ;  company  raised  for  6  days  service. 

French,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Babbit's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7, 1780;  service,  7  days;  company  marched 
to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

French,  Elijah,  Jr.,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Elihu  Adams's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin 
Lincoln's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days; 
roll  made  up  and  sworn  to  by  Lieut.  David  Linfield;  also,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co., 
36th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  6,  1775;  enlisted  June  3,  1775; 
also,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  27,  1775. 

French,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  White's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Palmer's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 1  day;  company  assembled  March  4,  1776,  marched  to  Dorchester  Neck 
and  served  there  and  at  other  places  between  that  date  and  May  1,  1776. 

French,  Elkanah,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  John  Perry's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to  April  27,  1775,  10  days. 

French,  Elkanah,  Rehoboth.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Lyon's  and  Capt.  Jesse 
Perrin's  cos.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  7  days  [the 
two  Rehoboth  alarm  companies  under  Capt.  Lyon  and  Capt.  Perrin  returned  upon 
one  roll] . 

French,  Elkanah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's 
regt. ;  engaged  April  21,  1777 ;  service,  23  days ;  company  stationed  at  Tiverton, 
R.I. 

French,  Elkanah.  Corporal,  Lieut.  Samuel  Brown's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  marched  Aug.  1, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780 ;  service,  9  days ;  company 
marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and 
there  served  under  Gen.  Heath. 

French,  Elkanah,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co. ;  list  of  men  stationed 
at  Brookline  for  6  weeks  and  dismissed  Jan.  1,  1776  ;  also,  Capt.  John  Pain's  co.; 
list  of  men  stationed  at  Winter  Hill  and  Dorchester  for  about  2  months  and  dis- 
missed April  1,  1776;  a/so.  Private,  Capt.  Carpenter's  co..  Col.  Simeon  Gary's 
regt.,  Gen.  John  Fellows's  brigade;  list  of  men  stationed  at  White  Plains  and 
New  York  for  5  months  and  dismissed  Dec.  1,  1776. 

French,  Ephraim,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Crocker's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Car- 
penter's regt. ;  service,  1  mo.  4  days ;  company  marched  from  Taunton  to  Rhode 
Island  by  order  of  Council  of  July  -,  1778,  to  serve  for  6  weeks. 

French,  Ezra,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Alexander  Foster's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Carpenter's  regt.;  enlisted  July  27,  1780;  discharged  July  31,  1780;  service,  7 
days,  travel  included,  on  an  alarm  ;  company  marched  on  a  6  days  expedition  to 
Tiverton,  R.  I.;   also,  Capt.  Moses  Willmarth's  co.,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt.; 


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French,  Ezra,  continued. 

marched  July  31,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  10  days,  at  Rhode 
Island  oa  the  alarm  of  July  31,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Jabez  Barney's  co.,  Col.  Luke 
Drury's  regt. ;  marched  July  13,  1781 ;  enlisted  July  23,  1781 ;  joined  regiment  at 
West  Point  Aug.  11,  1781;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  27  days, 
travel  included,  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock ;  residence,  Attlebor- 
ough ;  engaged  for  town  of  Attleborough ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  3  months. 

French,  Ezra.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Hearsey's  (Hersey's)  co..  Col.  Lovil's  regt.; 
service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  Dorchester  March  4, 1776 ;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Hingham;  also,  Sergeant,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Heman  Lincoln, 
Col.  Solomon  Lovil's  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  marched  to  Hull  June  14, 
1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  marched  to  Hull  June 
23,  1776. 

French,  Ezra.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt.;  service,  16  days;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on 
the  alarm  of  Dec.  8, 1776 ;  also,  Corporal,  Lieut.  Samuel  Brown's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Carpenter's  regt.;  marched  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  9 
days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug. 
1,  1780,  and  there  served  under  Gen.  Heath. 

French,  George  Lane.  Private,  Capt.  Pyam  Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Lovel's  regt.;  ser- 
vice between  March  11  and  March  29,  1776,  2  days;  company  assembled  to  guard 
the  shore. 

French,  Gideon,  Berkley.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Batt's  (Burt's)  co.,  Col.  Edward 
Pope's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  3  days^  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec. 
8,  1776 ;  travel  also  allowed  on  march  to  camp  at  Warren  and  home. 

French,  Gideon,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company 
return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  enlisted  June  13,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Silas 
Wild's  CO.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  12,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Moses 
French's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Palmer's  regt. ;  service,  5  days ;  company  assembled  at 
Braintree  March  4,  1776. 

French,  Gideon.  Drummer,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  3d  (Independent)  co.  of  Brain- 
tree; enlisted  Jan.  6,  1776;  discharged  May  6,  1776;  service,  4  mos.  1  day. 

French,  Gideon.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abner  Crane's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Garish's  (Gerrish's) 
regt.;  engaged  Nov.  1,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  2,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  2  days,  on 
expedition  to  Claverack. 

French,  Gideon.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcomb's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780,  60  miles  from  home;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  6  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months  and  stationed  part  at  West  Point  and  part  at  Rhode  Island. 

French,  Isaac,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co. ;  marched  Aug.  29, 
1779;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1779,  3  mos.  4  days;  company  raised  for  service  under 
Maj.  Gen.  Hancock  at  Castle  Island;  also,  Capt.  Lieut.  William  Burbeck's  co. ; 
enlisted  Dec.  28,  1779 ;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1780,  12  mos.  4  days,  under  His  Excel- 
lency John  Hancock ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Castle  and  Governor's 
Islands;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing's  co. ;  service  from  Oct.  25,  1781,  to  date 
of  discharge,  Dec.  26,  1782,  14  mos.  2  days;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Castle 
and  Governor's  Islands ;  rolls  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

French,  Isaac,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Trull's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8 
days. 


72  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

French,  Isaac,  "Weymouth.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  "Ward's  co.,  Col.  Solomon  Lovell's 
regt. ;  service  subsequent  to  March  10, 1776,  3  days ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. ; 
also,  Capt.  Joseph  Trufant's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  service  from  Aug. 
5,  1776,  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  4  mos.  27  days ;  company  stationed  at  Hull  for  defence  of 
seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Pool's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of  4  Independent 
companies  stationed  at  Hull  dated  March  1,  1777;  age,  20  yrs.;  mustered  by 
Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master. 

French,  Isaac.  Corporal,  Capt.  Simon  Hunt's  (Acton)  co.,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's 
regt. ;  service,  6  days ;  company  called  out  March  4, 1776,  at  the  time  of  fortifying 
Dorchester  Heights;  also,  return  dated  Acton,  Aug.  14,  1777,  made  by  Capt. 
Simon  Hunt  to  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks,  of  men  drafted  from  train  band  and  alarm 
list  under  his  command  to  reinforce  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Aug.  8,  1777. 

French,  Isaac.  Matross,  Capt.  Philip  Marett's  (5th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artil- 
lery) regt.;  service  from  May  7,  1777,  to  Aug.  1,  1777,  84  days;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Boston ;  also,  statement  dated  Boston,  Sept.  22,  1777,  signed  by  said  French  and 
others  belonging  to  Col.  Crafts's  regt.,  declaring  their  refusal  to  leave  Boston 
Tinless  their  bounty  or  wages,  or  both,  were  made  equivalent  to  those  allowed  the 
soldiers  of  the  Continental  train  of  artillery ;  also,  Capt.  Marett's  (5th)  co.,  Col. 
Crafts's  regt.;  list  of  men  entitled  to  bounty  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12,  1778;  also, 
Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  received  bounty 
from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months. 

French,  Isaac,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  "Ward's  co..  Col.  Solomon  Lovell's  regt. ; 
service,  4  days ;  company  marched  March  4,  1776,  at  the  time  of  taking  of  Dor- 
chester Heights ;  also,  same  co  and  regt. ;  service  subsequent  to  March  10,  1776, 
6  days ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

French,  Israel.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Babbit's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7, 1780;  service,  7  days;  company  marched 
to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

French,  Jacob,  Berkley.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives 
dated  Jan.  23,  1776,  for  officers  to  command  the  6  regiments  raised  to  serve  before 
Boston  until  April  1,  1776;  said  French  chosen  Colonel  of  a  regiment  raised  in 
Bristol  and  Cumberland  counties ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Jan.  23, 
1776;  also.  Colonel  of  a  regiment  raised  in  Bristol  and  Cumberland  counties  and 
stationed  at  Winter  Hill,  Feb.  27, 1776 ;  list  of  officers  of  Mass.  militia ;  ordered  in 
Council  March  26,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commis- 
sioned March  13,  1776. 

French,  Jacob  (also  given  Jr.),  Berkley.  Quarter  Master,  Col.  Jacob  French's  regt., 
raised  in  Bristol  and  Cumberland  counties  and  stationed  at  Winter  Hill  Feb.  27, 
1776 ;  list  of  officers  of  Mass.  militia ;  ordered  in  Council  March  26, 1776,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  March  13,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Joshua  Wilbore's  co. ;  list  dated  Aug.  8,  1776,  of  officers  of  a  com- 
pany drafted  from  Col.  Edward  Pope's  and  Col.  George  Williams's  (Bristol  Co.) 
regts.  to  march  to  Dorchester  Heights,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  July  18,  1776,  and 
order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Warren  of  July  20,  1776,  returned  as  having  been  appointed 
by  Brig.  George  Godfrey  and  field  officers  of  said  regiments ;  draft  comprised 
every  twenty-fifth  man,  including  train  band  and  alarm  list ;  also,  Capt.  Wilbore's 
CO.,  Col.  Francis's  regt.,  raised  for  defence  of  Boston;  company  made  up  from  Col. 
Williams's  and  Col.  Pope's  regts..  Brig.  Godfry's  brigade ;  return  of  officers  to  be 
commissioned  dated  Sept.  23,  1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  26,  1776,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned  with  the  exception  of  2d  Lieutenants,  and  officers  of 
Lieut.  John  Gay's  co. ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant;  list  endorsed  "  Dorchester  Heights 
Oct.  -,  1776,"  of  officers  returned  by  Col.  El)enezer  Francis;  reported  marched  to 
join  regiment  Aug.  16,  [1776]  ;  also,  Capt.  Wilbore's  co.,  Col.  Francis's  regt. ;  pay 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  73 

French,  Jacob  {a,\so  giyen  Jr.) ,  continued. 

abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  to  camp  and  home;  credited  with  2  days  allowance; 
company  drafted  from  Taunton,  Raynham,  Easton,  Dartmouth,  Freetown,  Berk- 
ley, and  Dighton;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Nov.  29,  1776;  also,  Quarter  Mas- 
ter, Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt..  Brig.  George  Godfrey's  (Bristol  Co.)  brigade; 
marched  April  22,  1777;  service  to  May  14,  1777,  23  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also, 
Quarter  Master,  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt.;  engaged  Jan.  2,  1778;  discharged 
April  1,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  1  day,  with  Brig.  Gen.  Esek  Cornell's  brigade; 
regiment  stationed  at  Rhode  Island  for  3  months  from  Jan.  1,  1778 ;  roll  certified 
at  Providence;  «/so.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's 
regt.;  engaged  May  1,  1778;  reported  discharged  Oct.  10,  1778;  credited  with  2 
mos.  27  days  service  at  Rhode  Island;  engagement  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  roll 
dated  Tiverton;  also,  same  co.  and  regt;  engaged  May  1,  1778;  roll  made  up  to 
Oct.  1,  1778,  and  sworn  to  at  Little  Compton ;  said  French  credited  with  5  mos. 
service ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Seth  Talbut's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt. ; 
entered  service  March  15,  1779;  discharged  April  15,  1779;  service,  30  days,  at 
-Fall  River  and  Little  Compton,  R.  I. 

French,  Jacob,  Berkley.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Batt's  (Burt's)  co..  Col.  Edward 
Pope's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  4  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec. 
8,  1776;  travel  also  allowed  on  march  to  camp  at  Warren  and  home;  also,  Capt. 
James  Nickols's  (Berkley)  co..  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt. ;  marched  Jan.  10,  1778; 
service,  2  mos.  23  days ;  company  stationed  at  Rhode  Island  for  3  months  from 
Jan.  1,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Talbut's  co.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt.;  enlisted 
March  25,  1779 ;  discharged  April  15,  1779 ;  service,  22  days,  at  Fall  River  and 
Little  Compton,  R.  I. 

French,  Jacob,  Bolton.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Longley's  co..  Col.  Asa  "Whitcomb's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  6  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  26,  1775 ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  order  for  cartridge  boxes  dated  Cambridge,  June  18,  1775;  also,  Pri- 
vate, same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  26,  1775 ; 
service,  3  mos.  13  days ;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.  and  Sept., 
1775,  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
In  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov.  20,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Jonathan  Houghton's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt.,  dated  Bolton,  Jan.  2,  1778;  residence,  Bolton;  engaged  for  town  of 
Bolton  ;  joined  Capt.  Haynes's  co.,  Col.  Wiggles  worth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

French,  Jacob,  Jay.  List  dated  Boston,  Feb.  18,  1804,  returned  by  John  Avery, 
Secretary,  and  J.  Jackson,  Treasurer,  of  men  who  furnished  satisfactory  evidence 
of  their  service  as  soldiers  and  were  entitled  to  gratuities  under  resolves  of  March 
4,  1801,  and  June  19,  1801 ;  said  French  belonged  to  1st  Mass.  regt. 

French,  Jacob,  Salisbury.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Mas- 
ter for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8,  1777;  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's  co., 
Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  also,  Private,  4th  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  also,  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's  (7th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th) 
regt.;  rations  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Dec.  24,  1776,  to  Feb.  1,  1777; 
credited  with  41  days  allowance;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on 
march  from  Boston  to  Bennington ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan., 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  West  Point ;  enlistment,  3  years  ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  also,  descriptive  list  made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1770,  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  Capt. 
Christopher  Marshall's  (4th)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th)  regt. ;  age,  31 
(also  given  32)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  dark;  occu- 
pation, carpenter ;  birthplace,  Salisbury ;  residence,  Salisbury  ;  re-enlisted  March 
31,  1779,  by  Capt.  Marshall;  enlistment,  during  war;  a^so.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin 
Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  24  mos. 


'74  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

French,  Jacob,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  William  Briggs's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  14  days ;  also,  Capt.  Robert 
Swan's  CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  service,  3  days;  company  marched  from 
Stoughton  to  Squantum  (the  Moon)  June  13,  1776,  when  the  British  fleet  left 
Boston  harbor ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  24  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  com- 
pany marched  to  Bristol  April  18,  1777;  also,  Capt.  John  Bradley's  co.,  Col.  Ben- 
jamin Gill's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  15,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  27  days;  company 
marched  to  Manchester,  Yt.,  to  join  Northern  army ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at 
Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20, 1778,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen 
Badlam,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  by  Sergt.  Elkanah  Hixson  of  Col. 
Alden's  regt.,  at  Dorchester,  May  27,  1778,  to  be  delivered  to  Brig.  Gen.  Jonathan 
Warner  at  Fishkill;  Capt.  Swan's  co.,  Col.  Gill's  regt.;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft. 5^  in.;  complexion, dark;  hair, dark;  eyes, dark;  occupation, husbandman; 
residence,  Stoughton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Stoughton ;  also,  list  of  men  returned 
as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20, 
1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Mus- 
ter Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  14,  1778;  also, 
Private,  Maj.  Daniel  Whitney's  co.,  6th  regt.,  lately  commanded  by  Col.  Icha- 
bod  Alden;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Cherry  Valley ;  enlisted 
June  14, 1778;  discharged  March  14, 1779;  enlistment, 9  months;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  and  endorsed  '-list  of  men  sent  without  a  conductor;" 
Capt.  Lyon's  co.,  Col.  Gill's  regt. ;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5^  in. ;  complexion, 
dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  dark;  occupation,  husbandman ;  nationalit}',  American ; 
residence,  Stoughton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Stoughton ;  delivered  to  Capt.  L. 
Bailey;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  Superin- 
tendent for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Sept. 
20,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Webb's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  entered  service  July 
25,  1779;  discharged  April  25,  1780;  term,  9  months;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen. 
John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11,  1780 ;  age,  26  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Stoughton;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  10, 
1780;  marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Bancroft;  also, 
pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Stoughton  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  6,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec. 
7,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  13  days,  travel  included;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Ralph 
Thompson's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Webb's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  12,  1781 ;  discharged 
Dec.  7,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel  included;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk 
and  Middlesex  counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

French,  Jacob,  Stoughtonham  (also  given  Stoughton).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Savell's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.,  dated 
Stoughton,  June  27,  1777;  residence,  Stoughtonham  (also  given  Stoughton) ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Stoughtonham  (also  given  Stoughton) ;  joined  Capt.  Patrick's 
CO.,  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel 
Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Sufl^olk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30,  1777;  Capt. 
Patrick's  co..  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  also,  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  John  Brooks's 
(late  Alden's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  16, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  William  Patrick's  co.,  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's 
regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Jan.  12,  1778;  mustered  by  a  Continental  Muster 
Master;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Patrick's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Alden's  regt.;  return  of  men 
in  camp  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at  Cherry  Valley,  Feb.  24, 1779;  also,  Maj. 
Daniel  Whiting's  co.,  6th  regt.  lately  commanded  by  Col.  Alden;  muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Cherry  Valley ;  enlisted  March  16,  1777 ;  also. 
Major's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  16,  1780. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  75 

French,  Jacob.    Private,  Capt.  Thomas  "Willington's  co.,  Col.  Asa  "Whitcomb's  regt. ; 
.  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Oct.  1, 1776;  dis- 
charged Oct.  27,  1776. 

FiiENCH,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill's  co.,  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay  for  Jan.,  1776 ;  also,  pay  abstracts  for  Feb. -May, 
1776 ;  also,  pay  abstract  for  June,  1776,  dated  New  York ;  also,  list  dated  New 
Yorlv,  June  28, 1776,  of  men  in  Col.  Baldwin's  regt.,  not  in  the  Continental  service, 
who  were  enlisted  for  the  year  1776  by  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill  and  his  subalterns ; 
enlisted  Jan.  1, 1776;  also,  Capt.  Mighill's  co.,  Col.  Baldwin's  regt.;  pay  abstract 
for  mileage,  etc.,  on  march  homeward  in  1776,  sworn  to  at  Rowley,  April  9,  1777. 

French,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's  regt. ; 
service,  2  mos.  3  days;  company  drafted  for  service  on  the  2  months  campaign 
and  marched  to  Rhode  Island  May  3,  1777. 

French,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  John  Moore's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.  of 
guards;  joined  April  2  (also  given  April  1),  1778;  service  to  July  3,  1778,  3  mos. 
2  days,  at  Cambridge. 

French,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bonney's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co  )  regt.;  enlisted  July  21,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
12  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn.    Roll  dated  Chesterfield. 

French,  Jacob.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year  not  given] ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Newton. 

French,  James,  Beverly.  Private,  Capt.  John  Baker's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  22  (also  given  May  2),  1775; 
service,  2  mos.  15  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  19 
yrs. ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp,  Dec.  11, 
1775. 

French,  James,  Dracut.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Drury's  co.,  Col.  Turner's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  24, 1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  30, 1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  travel  included. 
Roll  endorsed  "  5  mos.  service  at  Rhode  Island." 

French,  James,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  and  Capt.  Isaac 
Burr's  co.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8  days. 

French,  James,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Leonard's  6th  (Taunton)  co..  Col. 
George  Williams's  regt. ;  service,  24  days ;  company  marched  to  Warren,  via 
Rehoboth,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Ichabod 
Leonard's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  service,  26  days ;  company  marched 
from  Bristol  Co.  to  Rhode  Island  in  July,  1778,  for  6  weeks  service. 

French,  James.  Receipt  dated  Albany,  Nov.  28,  1776,  signed  by  said  French  and 
others,  for  bounties  paid  them  by  Capt.  Samuel  Forster,  of  Col.  Greaton's  regt., 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  during  the  war. 

French,  James.  Private,  Lieut.  Samuel  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ; 
marched  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  9  days;  company 
marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and 
there  served  under  Gen.  Heath. 

French,  Jesse.  Seaman,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
engaged  Dec.  28,  1778 ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 

French,  Joel,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Brown's  co,  (Southeast  co.  in 
Tewksbury),  Col.  David  Green's  (Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 

French,  John,  Berkley.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Wilbore's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  to  camp  and  home;  credited  with  2  days 
allowance ;  company  drafted  from  Taunton,  Raynham,  Easton,  Dartmouth,  Free- 


76  IVIASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

French,  John,  cotitinued. 

town,  Berkley,  and  Dighton ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Nov.  29,  1776;  also, 
Capt.  Joseph  Batt's  (Burt's)  co.,  Col.  Edward  Pope's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service, 
12  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8, 1776 ;  travel  also  allowed  on  march 
to  camp  at  "Warren  and  home ;  also,  Capt.  James  Briggs's  co. ;  service,  29  days ; 
company  marched  from  Dighton  Oct.  2,  1777,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode 
Island  under  command  of  Col.  Freeman  and  was  discharged  by  Gen.  Spencer  Oct. 
29,  1777;  also,  Capt.  James  Nickols's  (Berkley)  co..  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt.; 
marched  Jan.  10,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  23  days;  company  stationed  at  Rhode 
Island  for  3  months  from  Jan.  1, 1778 ;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Paull's  co..  Col.  John 
Dagget's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  25,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  1,  1778;  service,  9  days; 
company  detached  for  service  at  Rhode  Island. 

French,  John,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Turner's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  23,  1776 ;  service  to  Jan.  1, 1777,  7  mos.  9  days ;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Hull. 

French,  John,  Dunstable.  Private,  Capt.  Leonard  Butterfield's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Bridge's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge ;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  28,  1775 ;  service,  10  days ;  also,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Bancroft's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt.;  company  receipt 
for  advance  pay  for  1  month  dated  Camp  before  Boston,  July  24,  1775;  also.  Pri- 
vate, same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  29,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  10  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  25,  1775 ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  4,  1775. 

French,  John,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  and  Capt.  Isaac 
Burr's  co.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775  ;  service,  8  days. 

French,  John,  South  Hadley.  Corporal,  Capt.  Josiah  Smith's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt.;  engaged  May  25,  1776;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  6  mos.  12  days,  in- 
cluding travel  home ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  town  and  harbor  of  Boston  ; 
also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joshua  Parker's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  "Wade's  regt. ;  engaged 
June  22,  1778 ;  [service  not  given]  ;  engagement  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779 ;  company 
served  at  Rhode  Island. 

French,  John,  South  Hadley.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood,  of  6th  Mass.  regt., 
at  Springfield,  July  1,  1780;  age,  47  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
engaged  for  town  of  South  Hadley ;  arrived  at  Springfield  June  29, 1780 ;  marched 
to  camp  July  1,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Joseph  Miller;  also,  pay  roll  for 
6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  South  Hadley  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Army  during  1780;  marched  to  camp  June  29,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  10,  1780; 
service,  5  mos.  18  days,  travel  included,  130  miles  from  home.  [See  John 
Frenceh,  Jr.] 

French,  John,  Stoxighton  (also  given  Bridgewater) .  Corporal,  Capt.  Josiah  Hayden's 
CO.,  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  1  day;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775; 
also,  muster  roll  made  up  from  Sept.  1,  1775,  to  Oct.  30,  1775,  61  days,  dated 
Camp  at  Roxbury ;  reported  enlisted  April  19,  1775 ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Elisha 
Mitchell's  co..  Col.  Simeon  Gary's  regt. ;  service  between  time  of  enlistment  and 
time  of  marching,  5  days ;  roll  dated  Bridgewater,  April  2,  1776. 

French,  John.  Private,  Capt.  James  Noble's  co..  Col.  Benedict  Ai-nold's  regt. ;  en- 
listed May  27,  1775 ;  discharged  June  24,  1775 ;  service,  4  weeks. 

French,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Clapp's  co.,  Col.  John  Dickenson's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  17, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  22, 1777 ;  service,  5  days;  companj' marched 
towards  Bennington  as  far  as  New  Providence  on  an  alarm;  also,  roll  for  same 
service  dated  Southampton. 


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French,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Ford's  co.  of  volunteers,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  27, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  20, 1777 ;  service,  23  days ;  company 
marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  Sept.  30,  1777.    Roll  dated  Chelmsford. 

French,  John.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcomb's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's 
regt.;  service  from  Sept.  28,  1777,  to  Oct.  31,  1777,  35  days,  travel  included,  on  a 
secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

French,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Lunt's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Col. 
David  Henley;  pay  rolls  for  April  and  May,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence  by 
Henry  Jackson,  Colonel  Commandant. 

French,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Elias  Parkman's  detachment  drafted  to  serve  as  guards ; 
engaged  July  2,  1778 ;  discharged  July  17,  1778 ;  service,  15  days ;  also,  roll  for 
same  service  dated  Boston. 

French,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Barrows's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt.;  en- 
listed May  6,  1778;  discharged  May  9,  1778;  enlisted  Sept.  6,  1778;  discharged 
Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  9  days;  company  marched  from  Middleborough  to  Dart- 
mouth on  two  alarms. 

French,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  15,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  18  days,  with 
guards  at  Boston ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

French,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Lamb's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.;  en- 
listed June  22,  1778;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1779,  6  mos.  1-1  days,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  reported  detached  from  militia ;  also,  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Warwick,  Nov.  7,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  22,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  30,  1778. 

French,  John.  Private,  Lieut.  Samuel  Brown's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ; 
marched  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  9  days;  company 
marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and 
there  served  under  Gen.  Heath. 

French,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Randell's  co.,  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  29,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  4  days,  travel 
included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

French,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Spring- 
field, July  1,  1780;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged 
for  town  of  Northampton ;  arrived  at  Springfield  June  26, 1780 ;  marched  to  camp 
July  1, 1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Joseph  Miller ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months 
men  raised  by  the  town  of  Northampton  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army 
during  1780;  marched  to  camp  June  27,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  7,  1780;  service, 
5  mos.  17  days,  travel  included. 

French,  John.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  David 
Nurse's  co.,  Col.  Whitney's  regt.,  dated  Bolton,  Jan.  2,  1778;  engaged  for  town 
of  Bolton;  joined  Capt.  Wtson's  (Watson's)  co..  Col.  Graten's  regt.;  term,  dur- 
ing war;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  25,  1777 ;  Capt.  Watson's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  (2d) 
regt.;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Abraham  Watson's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31.  1779; 
also.  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Watson's  co.,  Col. 
Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-June,  1780;  reported  promoted  to 
Sergeant  March  24,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  25,  1781; 
Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  age,  24  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light; 


78  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AXD   SAILORS 

Frexch,  John,  continued. 

hair,  sandy ;  eyes,  blue ;  enlisted  Nov.  14,  1776,  by  Lieut.  Allen ;  enlistment, 
during  war. 

French,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Strong's  co..  Col.  Sears's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  10, 1781 ;  marched  to  Albany  Aug.  17, 1781 ;  discharged  Nov. 
20,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days,  at  Saratoga. 

French,  John,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Bourn's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  White's  regt.; 
marched  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  9  days;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1, 1780.  Roll  sworn  to  at  Middle- 
borough. 

FRENcg,  Jonas,  Dunstable  (also  given  Littleton).  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Gilbert's  co.. 
Col.  William  Prescott's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  6, 
1775;  service,  87  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  28,  1775; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge, 
Oct.  30,  1775. 

French,  Jonathan,  Billerica.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Tay's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Webb's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  22  days, 
travel  included ;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  Middlesex  counties  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  3  months.    Roll  dated  Woburn. 

French,  Jonathan,  Dunstable.  Private,  Capt.  John  Minot's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt. ;  arrived  at  destination  May  10, 1777 ;  discharged  July  9, 1777 ;  service, 
2  mos.  9  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island  ;  roll  dated  Warwick  Neck ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Fox's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  20, 1778,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  residence,  Dunstable; 
credited  to  town  of  Dunstable;  also,  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet; 
also,  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Providence,  July  8,  1779 ;  enlisted  Feb.  20,  1778 ; 
enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  Capt.  Fox's  (7th)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Oct.,  1779,  dated  Camp  Providence ;  also,  Capt.  Fox's  co.,  Col.  Henley's  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1779;  also,  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at 
Providence;  also,  Capt.  Fox's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  (16th)  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt. 
Fox's  CO. ;  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers 
and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and 
men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incor- 
porated into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to 
the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779 ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  three  miles 
from  West  Point,  Jan.  28,  1781 ;  Capt.  Fox's  co.,  9th  regt.  commanded  by  Col. 
Henry  Jackson ;  age,20yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. ;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occu- 
pation, yeoman;  residence,  Dunstable;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1780,  by  Col.  Jackson; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

French,  Jonathan,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Jotham  Loring's  (Hingham)  company 
of  train,  which  marched  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  9  days ; 
also,  Capt.  Loring's  co.,  commanded  by  Capt.  Charles  Cushing  subsequent  to 
June  22,  1775,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted 
April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also,  Capt.  Cushing's  co.,  36th  regt.; 
company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Cushing's  co.,  Col. 
Greaton's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp 
at  Cambridge,  Dec.  18,  1775. 

French,  Jonathan,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Phanuel  Bishop's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  8  days ;  roll  sworn  to  at  North  Providence, 
R.  I.,  Dec.  8,  1775;  also,  Capt.  John  Perry's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's  (22d) 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  11,  1775;  service,  2  mos.,  3 
weeks,  5  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  lx)unty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  26,  1775. 


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French,  Jonathan,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Grossman's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Natlianiel  Leonard's  re^t.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  discharged  April  29, 1775 ;  service,  12  days ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  King's  co..  Col.  George  AVilliams's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ; 
service,  25  da.ys,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8, 1776 ;  travel  also  allowed 
on  march  to  camp  at  Warren  and  home. 

French,  Jonathan,  Vermont.  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  200  acres  of  land 
or  $20  in  money,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  General  Court  of  March  5,  1801. 

French,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Pyam  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Lovel's  regt.;  service 
between  March  11  and  March  29,  1776,  4  days;  company  assembled  to  guard  the 
shore. 

French,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Watkins's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted  June  1, 
1776;  discharged  Dec.  8,  1776;  reported  "under  age." 

French,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lakin's  co..  Col.  John  Robinson's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  7,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment  to 
expire  Jan.  1,  1778;  roll  sworn  to  at  Groton;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
roll  dated  North  Kingston,  Dec.  18,  1777. 

French,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  14,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  20  days,  travel 
included ;  regiment  detached  fi'om  militia  of  Suffolk  and  Essex  counties  to  rein- 
force army  under  Gen.  Washington. 

French,  Jonathan.  Private,  Lieut.  Samuel  Brown's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  service  between  Aug.  1,  1780,  and  Aug.  8,  1780,  6  days ;  company  marched 
from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and  there  served 
under  Gen.  Heath. 

French,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co.,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  4, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  10, 1780 ;  service,  6  days ;  company  marched 
to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

French,  Jonathan,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Hearsey's  (Hersey's)  co.,  Col.  Lovil's 
regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  Dorchester  March  4, 1776 ;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Hingham ;  also,  Capt.  Pyam  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Lovell's  regt.;  service,  2 
days ;  company  assembled  at  Hull  two  diflFerent  times  in  June,  1776. 

French,  Joseph,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Willmarth's  (9th)  co.,  Col. 
John  Dagget's  (4th  Bristol  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  9  days  ;  also,  copy  of  a  company  order  on  Ephraim  Newell,  Town 
Treasurer  of  Attleborough,  dated  July  5,  1776,  for  money  due  for  service  on  the 
alarm  caused  by  the  battle  of  Bunker  Hill. 

French,  Joseph  (also  given  Jr.),  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  James  Keith's  co.,Col. 
Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  16,  1775;  enlisted  July  8, 
1775 ;  service  to  Aug.  1, 1775, 24  days ;  also,  company  return  [pi-obably  Oct.,  1775]  ; 
reported  deceased;  also,  certificate  dated  Attleborough,  Jan.  1,  1776,  given  by  the 
Selectmen,  stating  that  said  French  enlisted  in  Capt.  Keith's  co..  Col.  Sargent's 
regt.,  and  died  in  the  hospital  at  Cambridge  Sept.  20,  1775,  and  also  stating  that 
Joseph  French,  father  of  said  Joseph  French,  Jr.,  is  entitled  to  draw  the  wages 
and  bounty  due  his  son ;  also,  copy  of  a  company  order  on  Ephraim  Newell,  Town 
Treasurer  of  Attleborough,  dated  July  5,  1776,  for  money  due  for  service  on  the 
alarm  caused  by  the  battle  of  Bunker  Hill. 

French,  Joseph,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Turner's  (Independent)  co.  stationed 
at  Braintree ;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776 ;  service,  29  days. 


80  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

French,  Joseph,  Braintree.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer,  Jr.'s  (5th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Braintree,  Jan.  20, 1778 ; 
residence,  Braintree;  engaged  for  town  of  Braintree;  joined  Capt.  Winslow's  co.. 
Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel 
Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  16,  1777;  Capt. 
"Winslow's  CO.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt.;  also,  Private,  oth  co..  Col.  Thomas  Mar- 
shall's (10th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  1, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Jacob  Wales's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Marshall's  (10th) 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  March 
29  (also  given  March  19) ,  1777 ;  reported  on  command  at  Tarrytown  in  Jan.,  1779 ; 
also,  5th  CO.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  1,  1780 ;  reported  discharged  March  1,  1780. 

French,  Joseph,  Hollis  (also  given  Amherst).  Capt.  Archelaus  Towne's  co  ,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt.;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Cam- 
bridge, July  6,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  May  9,  1775;  service,  3  mos. ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  20,  1775. 

French,  Joseph,  New  Salem.  Descriptive  list  dated  Warwick,  Aug.  4, 178C,  of  men  de- 
tached from  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  agreeable  to  order  of  General  Court  of 
June  22,  1780,  to  serve  for  the  term  of  3  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at 
Claverack,  and  mustered  by  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams  and  Maj.  Whitmore; 
Capt.  Seth  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  Seth  Murray's  regt. ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ; 
complexion,  dark;  rank.  Private;  residence.  New  Salem;  mustered  July  17, 1780; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Seth  Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.; 
enlisted  July  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,  travel 
included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months;  roll  dated 
Leverett. 

French,  Joseph,  Sandisfield.  Corporal,  Capt.  Jacob  Brown's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Fellows's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service  from  April  21, 1775,  to  May  7, 1775, 1  mo.  1  day,  280  miles  travel  included; 
also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  detachment  from  Col.  Ashley's  regt.;  en- 
tered service  June  4, 1778 ;  discharged  July  15, 1778 ;  service, 41  days;  detachment 
ordered  to  Albany  by  Gen.  John  Fellows ;  also,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co. ;  entered 
service  Oct.  23, 1780 ;  discharged  Nov.  7, 1780 ;  service,  16  days ;  company  marched 
to  Bennington  on  an  alarm  to  guard  the  frontiers ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Sheffield. 

French,  Joseph,  Taunton  (also  given  Berkley).  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  King's  co., 
Col.  David  Brewer's  (9th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June 
20,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  2  weeks;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also, 
Capt.  King's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's)  9th  regt. ;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Dec  2,  1775 ;  also,  com- 
pany receipt  given  to  Capt.  Oliver  Soper  for  wages  for  Feb.  and  March,  1776,  dated 
New  York ;  also,  company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Soper  for  rations  on  march  from 
Dorchester  to  New  York,  dated  New  York,  April  29, 1776 ;  also,  company  receipts 
given  to  Capt.  Soper  for  wages  for  May-Aug.,  1776;  also,  company  receipt  given 
to  Capt.  Soper  for  subsistence  money  due  to  time  of  leaving  New  York,  dated  New- 
ark, Oct.  16, 1776 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Hitchcock's  co..  Col.  Sprout's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  16,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  resi- 
dence,, Taunton;  credited  to  town  of  Berkley ;  also,  detachment  from  Capt.  Daniel 
Merrill's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  rations  allowed  from  date  of  enlist- 
ment. May  15,  1777,  to  June  3, 1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Merrill's  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Brewer's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Berkley ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Berkley ;  mustered  at  Taunton  by  Muster  Master  Lenord ;  also,  Capt.  Hitchcock's 
CO.,  Col.  Sprout's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  May  16,  1780 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 


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French,  Joseph,  continued. 

Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  18,  1780;  age,  36  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for 
town  of  Berkley;  marched  to  camp  July  18,  1780,  under  command  of  Joseph 
Brown ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen. 
Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Berkley  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  to  "West  Point  July  12, 1780 ;  discharged 
Dec.  15, 1780;  service,  5  mos.  13  days,  travel  included;  ra^so,  receipt  dated  April  17, 
1781,  signed  by  said  French  and  others,  for  bounties  paid  them  by  the  several  classes 
of  the  town  of  Berkley  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army ;  also,  descriptive  list 
attested  by  James  Williams,  Superintendent  for  Bristol  Co.,  of  men  raised  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  returned  as  received  by  Sergt.  Caleb  Snow  and 
Elias  Bolton,  at  Taunton,  May  3, 1781,  to  be  conducted  to  Springfield  and  delivered 
to  Col.  AVilliam  Shepard;  age,  37  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
occupation,  laborer;  engaged  March  30,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Berkley; 
term,  3  years. 

French,  Joseph,  Templeton.  Drummer,  Capt.  Joel  Fletcher's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt. ;  service,  9  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19, 1775;  also,  Capt.  Joel  Fletcher's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.;  company 
receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Camp  near  Charlestown  road,  June  8,  1775;  also, 
Drummer,  same  co.  and  regt.;  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Dec.  25, 
1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparahawk's  (Spar- 
hawk's)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  26, 1777 ;  service,  10  days, 
travel  included,  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Boynton's  co., 
Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  June  24,  1778;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1779,  6 
mos.  13  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 1779 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kingston,  Nov.  6,  1778 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  28,  Nov. 
12,  and  Dec.  29,  1778. 

French,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Bass's  regt. ; 
service,  2  days ;  company  assembled  at  Braintree  June  13,  1776,  upon  orders  to 
march  to  Horse  Neck,  and  June  24,  1776,  upon  orders  to  march  to  Nantasket. 

French,  Joseph.  Corporal,  Capt.  Moses  French's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Bass's  regt.; 
service,  4  days;  company  assembled  at  Braintree  June  13,  1776,  upon  orders  to 
march  to  Hough's  Neck,  and  June  24,  1776,  upon  orders  to  march  to  Nantasket. 

French,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Thayer's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of  4  Inde- 
pendent companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1,  1777 ;  mustered  by  Daniel 
Souther,  Muster  Master. 

French,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Elihu  Lyman's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  25,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  31,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  12 
days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. 

French,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.; 
enlisted  May  27,  1778;  discharged  Feb.  11,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  29  days,  travel 
included,  at  North  river;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated 
Fort  Clinton ;  enlistment,  8  months  from  time  of  arrival  at  Peekskill ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry  ;  also,  Capt. 
Stephen  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1779;  dis- 
charged Nov.  22, 1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  20  days,  travel  included ;  regiment  detached 
from  militia  of  Suffolk  and  Essex  counties  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Wash- 
ington. 


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French,  Joseph.  Fifer,  Capt.  Samuel  Pollard's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Oct.  23,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  4,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  12  days,  travel  in- 
cluded; company  detached  to  march  to  Claverack  and  join  Continental  Army 
for  3  months.    Roll  dated  Billerica. 

French,  Joseph.  Recommendation  addressed  to  His  Excellency  Governor  Hancock 
at  Boston,  dated  Chesterfield,  March  23,  1781,  signed  by  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper, 
asking  that  said  French  be  appointed  an  Ensign  in  10th  Mass.  regt. ;  advised  in 
Council,  March  27,  1781,  that  a  warrant  be  issued  in  order  that  said  French  be 
commissioned;  also,  Ensign,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  list  of  officers 
promoted  in  the  Continental  Army;  commissioned  March  27,  1781 ;  also.  Ensign, 
Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.,  commanded  by  Col.  Thomas  Marshall  prior 
to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  appointed  March  27,  1781 ;  service,  4  mos.  2  days  ;  also  credited 
with  subsistence  from  date  of  appointment;  reported  resigned  July  8,  1781. 

French,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Alden's  co.,  Maj.  Eliphalet  Gary's  regt.; 
marched  July  30, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  9, 1780 ;  service,  11  days,  at  Rhode  Island 
on  an  alarm;  also,  Capt.  Abram  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt.; 
marched  March  10,  1781;  discharged  April  1,  1781;  service,  22  days;  company 
marched  to  Newport,  R.  I.,  March  10,  1781,  to  serve  for  40  days;  roll  endorsed 
'<Bridge\vater;"  also,  Capt.  Luke  Bicknell's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Enoch  Putnam's 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  3,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  8,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  18  days, 
travel  included,  at  West  Point;  company  raised  in  Plymouth  Co.  to  reinforce 
army  under  Gen.  Washington  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

French,  Joseph.  Receipt  dated  May  14,  1783,  for  wages  for  service  to  May  10,  1783, 
on  board  the  frigate  "  Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Manley. 

French,  Joshua,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Turner's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  from  South  Precinct  in  Brain- 
tree;  service,  4  days. 

French,  Joshua,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  John  Porter's  co..  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sar- 
gent's regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  July  7,  1775 ;  service,  1  mo. 
3  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  before  Boston,  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  20,  1775. 

French,  Joshua  (also  given  Jr.  and  2d),  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawen's 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19, 1775 ; 
service,  8  days ;  also,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawin's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Palmer's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 8  days ;  company  assembled  March  4,  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's 
CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Bass's  regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  assembled  at  Braintree 
June  13,  1776,  upon  orders  to  march  to  Horse  Neck,  and  June  24,  1776,  upon 
orders  to  march  to  Nantasket;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk 
Co.  in  1779  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  ;  Capt.  Belcher's  co. ;  age,  21  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Braintree;  delivered 
to  Capt.  L.  Bailey ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam, 
Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield, 
Sept.  20,  1779;  also,  list  of  9  months  men;  entered  service  July  25,  1779;  dis- 
charged April  25, 1780 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  terra  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  9,  1780;  age,  22  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  ruddy;  engaged  for 
town  of  Braintree ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  8,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  9, 
1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Jackson  of  the  Artillery ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6 
months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Braintree  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army 
during  1780;  marched  July  4,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  9 
days,  travel  included. 

French,  Joshua,  Salisbury.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 


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French,  Joshua,  continued. 

7  daj-s ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evens's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men 
in  camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17,  1775 ;  also,  company  receipt  for  advance 
pay  for  1  month  dated  Camp  Cambridge,  June  28,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  13,  1775;  also,  Captain, 
Col.  Edward  Wiggelsworth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  Albany  borne ; 
warrant  allowed  in  Council  Jan.  30,  1777;  also.  Captain,  Lieut.  Col.  Enoch  Put- 
nam's regt. ;  engaged  July  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  27,  1781 ;  service,  4  mos.  28 
days,  travel  included,  near  West  Point;  regiment  raised  in  Essex  and  Plymouth 
counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

French,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawin's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Palmer's  regt.; 
service,  15  days ;  company  assembled  March  4,  1776. 

French,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Thayer  3d's  (Independent)  co.  of  Brain- 
tree;  enlisted  Jan.  13,  1776;  discharged  March  7,  1776;  service,  1  mo.  26  days. 

French,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Bass's  regt.; 
service,  4  days;  company  assembled  at  Braintree  June  13,  1776,  upon  orders  to 
march  to  Horse  Neck,  and  June  24,  1776,  upon  orders  to  march  to  Nantasket. 

French,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Andrew  Symmes's 
detachment  of  guards ;  enlisted  Feb.  26,  1778 ;  discharged  May  26,  1778 ;  service, 
3  mos. 

French,  Joshua.  1st  Lieutenant,  probably  Capt.  Greenleaf  Clark's  co. ;  service  from 
July  29,  1778,  to  Sept.  12,  1778,  1^  mos.  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island.  Pay  roll 
of  officers  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Jonathan  Titcomb. 

French,  Joshua.  Lieutenant  of  Marines,  ship  "  Vengeance,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Thomas  Thomas;  engaged  June  27,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  2 
mos.,  on  Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

French,  Josiah,  Braintree.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Vinton's  (Braintree)  co.  of  grena- 
diers. Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  service,  3 
days;  also,  Capt.  John  Vinton's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's 
regt.,  which  assembled  April  29, 1775 ;  service,  3  days ;  also,  Capt.  Moses  French's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Palmer's  regt. ;  service,  15  days  ;  company  assembled  at  Brain- 
tree March  4,  1776. 

French,  Josiah,  Salisbury.  Corporal,  Capt.  Stephen  Merrill's  (Salisbury)  co..  Col. 
Caleb  Cushing's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775;  service,  3J  days. 

French,  Josiah.  Private ;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under  Lieut. 
Col.  Baldwin  dated  June  22,  1775. 

French,  Josiah.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  James  Cocks's  (1st)  co.,  2d  Lincoln  Co.  regt.  of 
Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  as 
returned  by  Joseph  North,  field  officer;  ordered  in  Council  Aug.  23, 1776,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  July  23,  1776. 

French,  Josiah.  Private,  Capt.  John  Blunt's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ;  en- 
listed June  28,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  28,  1779;  service,  3  mos.,  on  Penobscot 
expedition. 

French,  Jotham.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Andrew  Symmes's 
detachment  of  guards ;  enlisted  Feb.  26,  1778 ;  discharged  May  26,  1778 ;  service, 
3  mos. ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suff"olk  Co.  in  1779  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army;  Capt.  Sawin's  co. ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3^  in.;  com- 
plexion, light;  engaged  for  town  of  Braintree;  delivered  to  Ensign  Edward 
White;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  Superin- 
tendent for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Sept.  20, 
1779 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 


84  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Fkench,  Jotham,  contimied. 

term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  9, 
1780;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  ruddy;  engaged  for  town  of 
Braintree ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  8,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  9,  1780, 
under  command  of  Lieut.  Jackson  of  the  artillery;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months 
men  raised  by  the  town  of  Braintree  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during 
1780;  marched  July  4,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  22,  1-780;  service,  6  mos.,  travel 
included. 

French,  Lemuel,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  William  Briggs's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  10  days. 

French,  Lemuel,  Stoughton  (also  given  Hardwick).  Fifer,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's 
CO.,  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  May  and  June,  1776, 
dated  Camp  at  New  York;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co.  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Joseph  Cheever,  Col.  Baldwin's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  for 
the  year  1776 ;  reported  engaged  "  in  service ;  "  also,  company  order  on  Col.  Bald- 
win, payable  to  Col.  Wesson,  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  for  the  year  1776,  dated 
Uppermerry,  Dec.  26,  1777;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Col.  Gill's  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Stoughton;  engaged  for 
town  of  Stoughton ;  joined  Capt.  Child's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  also,  list  of  men 
mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March 
2, 1777 ;  Capt.  Child's  co.,  Col.  Wesson's  regt. ;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Abi'aham  Child's 
(6th)  CO.,  Col.  James  Wesson's  (9th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  said  French  reported  as  serving  in  room 
of  Joseph  Smith;  also,  Fife  Major,  Capt.  Samuel  Carr's  co..  Col.  AVesson's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
also,  descriptive  list  made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  Capt.  Samuel 
Carr's  co.,  8th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Michael  Jackson ;  age,  21  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  husbandman; 
birthplace,  Stoughton  ;  residence,  Stoughton;  rank,  Fife  Major;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 
1777,  by  Col.  Wesson  at  West  Point;  enlistment,  during  war;  [name  crossed  out 
on  list] ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  three  miles  from  West  Point,  Jan.  28, 
1781 ;  Capt.  Edes's  co.,  9th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jackson;  age, 
23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  yeoman ; 
residence,  Stoughton;  rank,  Sergeant;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777,  by  Capt.  Edes;  en- 
listment, during  war;  also,  9th  Mass.  regt.;  list  of  men  entitled  to  200  acres  of 
land  or  f  20  in  money,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  General  Court  of  March  5,  1801 ; 
residence,  Hardwick. 

French,  Levi,  Berkley.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Batt's  (Burt's)  co.,  Col.  Edward 
Pope's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  9  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec. 
8,  1776 ;  travel  also  allowed  on  march  to  camp  at  Warren  and  home ;  also.  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Abel  Babbit's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt. ;  entered  service  Aug. 
1, 1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  7  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode 
Island  on  an  alarm. 

French,  Luther.  Private,  Capt.  Lieut.  William  Burbeck's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  25, 1780 ; 
discharged  June  31,  1781;  service,  17  mos.  7  days,  under  His  Excellency  John 
Hancock;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Castle  and  Governor's  Islands.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Boston. 

French,  Matthew,  Beverly.  Private ;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard 
at  Prospect  Hill  under  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  July  16,  1775;  also, 
Capt.  John  Low's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Hutch- 
inson; muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  14,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  20 
days. 


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French,  Matthew,  Beverly.  Gunner,  ship  "Resource,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Israel 
Thorndike;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  at  Beverly,  June  21, 
1780;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Beverly. 

French,  Matthew.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jona- 
than Hai-aden;  engaged  Feb.  26,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777.  Roll  sworn  to 
In  Suffolk  Co. 

French,  Micah,  Athol.    Private,  Capt.  William  Henry's  co.,  Col.  Whitney's  regt 
enlisted  May  5,  1777;  discharged  July  5,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  at  Rliode 
Island,  including  travel  home ;  enlistment,  2  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston 
also,  Capt.  John  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  28 
1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  28  days,  including  travel  home;  com 
pany  served  with  reinforcements  to  Northern  army  at  the  time  of  the  reduction  of 
Gen.  Burgoyne. 

French,  Moses,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Eaton's  co..  Col.  Johnson's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  5^  days ; 
also,  Capt.  Timothy  Eaton's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wiggelsworth's  regt.;  pay  abstract 
for  travel  allowance  from  Ticonderoga  in  1776,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  Jan.  31, 

1777. 

French,  Moses,  Salisbury  (also  given  Amesbury).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Benjamin  Evans's  co.,  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co.,  Feb. 
13,  1778;  residence,  Salisbury;  engaged  for  town  of  Salisbury;  joined  Capt. 
Farnum's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
James  Varnum's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  April  2,  1777,  to  April  2,  1780;  residence,  Amesbury; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780 ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ; 
complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salisbury ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  5, 
1780;  mai'ched  to  camp  July  5,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Frothingham  of 
the  artillery ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Salisbury  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  to  camp  June  28,  1780; 
discharged  Dec.  14,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  29  days,  travel  included. 

French,  Moses.  Captain,  Col.  Joseph  Palmer's  regt.;  service,  15  days;  company 
assembled  at  Braintree  March  4,  1776 ;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Jonathan  Bass's  regt. ; 
service,  4  days;  company  assembled  at  Braintree  June  13,  1776,  upon  orders  to 
march  to  Hough's  Neck,  and  June  24,  1776,  upon  orders  to  march  to  Nantasket; 
also.  Captain,  5th  SuffollcCo.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned 
May  7,  1777;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's  regt.;  service  from  May  15, 
1777,  to  July  15,  1777,  2  mos.  5  days,  travel  Included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

French,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawen's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's 
regt. ;  enlisted  March  25,  1778 ;  discharged  April  7,  1778 ;  service,  13  days,  with 
guards  at  Roxbury. 

French,  Nathan,  Northampton.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fairfield's  co..  Col.  Nathan 
Sparhawk's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  24,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1778;  service,  2 
mos.  23  days  [ ?] ,  at  Dorchester. 

French,  Nathan  (also  given  Nathaniel),  Pittsfield.  Certificate  dated  Pittsfield,  Feb. 
20,  1781,  signed  by  Mary  French,  wife  of  said  French,  stating  that  her  husband 
had  received  bounty  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Pittsfield,  of  which  Eliphalet  Jones 
was  Chairman,  for  having  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  3  years;  said  French  reported  to  have  "gone  into  the  service"  and  receipt 
signed  by  his  wife  on  that  account;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Lenox,  Aug.  20, 
1781,  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and  de- 


86  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

French,  Nathan  (also  given  Nathaniel),  cow^mwee?. 

livered  to  William  Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county ;  Capt.  Ford's  co.,  Col. 
Roseter's  regt. ;  age,  26  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  n. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  black ; 
occupation,  laborer;  residence,  Pittsfield;  enlisted  for  town  of  Pittsfield;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years;  receipted  for  by  Maj.  Ashley;  also,  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tup- 
per's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  4,  1781,  13  mos.  3  days;  reported  died  Feb. 
5,  1782. 

French,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Hathaway's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  service  from  July  20, 1777,  to  Aug.  24, 1777,  1  mo.  5  days,  at  Rhode  Island ; 
roll  sworn  to  at  Dighton ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Babbit's  co.,  Col.  John  Hatha- 
way'sregt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  1, 1780;  discharged  Aug.  7, 1780 ;  service,  7  days ;  com- 
pany marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

French,  Nathan.  Descriptive  list  dated  Northampton,  Sept.  10,  1780,  of  men  de- 
tached from  Col.  Israel  Chapin's  (2d  Hampshire  Co.)  regt.  for  the  terra  of  3 
months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  22,  1780 ;  Lieut.  Strong's  co. ;  age,  21  yrs. ; 
stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  July  10,  1780;  engaged  for  town  of 
Westhampton;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Sheldon's  co..  Col.  Seth  Murray's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  13,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  12,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  7  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

French,  Nathaniel,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Turner's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin 
Lincoln's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  South  Pre- 
cinct in  Braintree ;  service,  4  aays. 

French,  Nathaniel,  Braintree.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Vinton's  (Braintree)  co.  of 
grenadiers.  Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 3  days ;  also,  Capt.  John  Vinton's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's 
regt.,  which  assembled  April  29, 1775 ;  service,  3  days ;  also,  Capt.  Moses  French's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Palmer's  regt. ;  service,  15  days ;  company  assembled  at  Brain- 
tree March  4, 1776 ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Moses  French's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Bass's 
regt.;  service,  4  days;  company  assembled  at  Braintree  June  13,  1776,  upon 
orders  to  march  to  Hough's  Neck,  and  June  24,  1776,  upon  orders  to  march  to 
Nantasket;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Hollis,  Jr.'s  (2d)  co.,  5th  Suffolk 
Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by 
Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer,  3d,  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Braintree,  July  8, 1777 ; 
ordered  in  Council  July  17,  1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported 
commissioned  July  17,  1777 ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawen's  co..  Col. 
William  Mcintosh's  regt.;  engaged  March  25,  1778;  discharged  April  7,  1778; 
service,  13  days,  with  guards  at  Roxbury. 

French,  Nathaniel,  Braintree.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continen- 
tal Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned 
as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Spring- 
field, July  9,  1780 ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  1  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Braintree ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  8,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July 
9, 1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Jackson  of  the  Artillery ;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed 
muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  Private ;  pay  roll 
for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Braintree  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Arm}'  during  1780;  marched  July  4,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  20,  1780;  service,  5 
mos.  28  days,  travel  included;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  March  24,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Braintree;  term,  3  years. 

French,  Nathaniel,  Taunton.  List  of  men  drafted  from  the  militia  of  Bristol  Co,  to 
march  to  Horse  Neck  under  command  of  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter  [year  not  given] , 
l)ut  who  failed  to  join  regiment ;  drafted  from  Taunton ;  drafted  into  Capt.  Robert 
Crossman,  Jr.'s  co. 


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French,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  James  Allen's  co..  Col.  Simeon  Gary's  regt. ;  pay 
roll  for  rations  dated  Camp  near  New  York,  Aug.  9,  1776. 

French,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  William  Francis's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  detach- 
ment of  militia ;  enlisted  July  22,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  13,  1777 ;  service,  23 
days,  in  Northern  department. 

French,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Woodbridge's  co..  Col.  Brown's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  21,  1777;  service,  14  days; 
company  formed  part  of  detachment  under  Maj.  Caleb  Hide  which  marched  from 
Stockbridge  on  the  evacuation  of  Ticonderoga;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Cook's  co., 
Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  20, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct. 
14,  1777 ;  service,  24  days,  at  the  Northward. 

French,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Parker's  co..  Col.  Robinson's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  5,  1777 ;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1778,  5  mos.  26  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

French,  Nathaniel.  List  of  drafted  men  who  went  to  Rhode  Island  and  served  1 
week,  probably  in  1778. 

French,  Nathaniel.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  14, 
1780;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Concord ;  marched  to  camp  July  14,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Hancock ; 
also,  list  of  6  months  men,  returned  as  received  of  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent 
for  Middlesex  Co.,  bj'  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Aug.  6, 1780; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Concord  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  10, 1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  24, 1780 ; 
service,  5  mos.  24  days,  travel  included.     [See  Nathaniel  Tentch.] 

French,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing's  co.;  enlisted  April  5,  1784; 
service  to  Oct.  24,  1785,  18  mos.  20  days;  reported  promoted  to  Corporal  Dec.  25, 
1784;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Castle  and  Governor's  Islands;  rolls  sworn 
to  at  Boston ;  also,  same  co. ;  pay  rolls  for  service  at  the  Castle  from  Oct.  25, 
1785,  to  Jan.  25,  1787. 

French,  Nehemiah,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Turner's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Lin- 
coln's regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  South  Precinct 
in  Braintree;  service,  4  days. 

French,  Nehemiah,  Hollis.  Capt.  Archelaus  Towne's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
(27th)  regt.;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  July  6,  1775; 
also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May 
6,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  3  days;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Nov.  20,  1775. 

French,  Nehemiah,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Brown's  co.  (Southeast 
CO.  in  Tewksbury),  Col.  David  Green's  (Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 

French,  Nicholas,  Billerica.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Stickney's  co..  Col.  Bridge's 
regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service,  19 
days;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Stickney's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  8,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  1  day ;  also, 
company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  25,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  16,  1775. 

French,  Nicholas,  Boston.  Boy,  ship  "Essex"  (privateer),  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Cathcart;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  June 
12,  1780;  age,  14  yrs.;  residence,  Boston. 


88  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

French,  Nicholas,  Salisbury.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Stephen  Merrill's  (Salisbury)  co..  Col. 
Caleb  Cushing's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775;  service,  3J  days;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Merril's  (also 
given  Morrill's)  2d  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's  (2d  Essex  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment,  dated  Watertown,  April  30,  1776; 
ordered  in  Council  May  3, 1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  com- 
missioned May  3,  1776. 

French,  Nicholas.  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Longley's  co..  Col.  Cogswell's  regt.;  en- 
listed Oct.  1,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  1  day;  company 
detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

French,  Othniel.  Bombardier,  Capt.  Thomas  Melvill's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artil- 
lery) regt.;  engaged  May  24, 1776;  service  to  Aug.  1, 1776,  2  mos.  13  days,  travel 
included.     [See  Othniel  Trench.] 

French,  Ozias.  Private,  Capt.  Solomon  Brown's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  31, 1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  1, 1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  6  days, 
travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. 

French,  Reuben,  Braintree.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Vinton's  (Braintree)  co.  of  grena- 
diers. Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  service, 
3  days ;  also,  Capt.  John  Vinton's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's 
regt.,  which  assembled  April  29,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Vinton's 
(Independent)  co. ;  enlisted  May  3,  1775 ;  service,  8  mos.  18  days ;  also,  same  co. ; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Braintree,  Dec.  28,  1775. 

French,  Reuben,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Brown's  co.  (Southeast  co. 
in  Tewksbury),  Col.  David  Green's  (Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 

French,  Richard,  Sandisfield.  Corporal,  Capt.  Moses  Soul's  co..  Col.  John  Fellows's 
(8th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  8, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos. 
1  day ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  reported  entered  service  April 
21,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at 
Dorchester,  Nov.  1, 1775;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  co..  Col.  Ashley's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  April  26,  1777;  discharged  May  20,  1777;  service, 
25  days ;  company  called  out  by  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  and  ordered  to  Saratoga. 

French,  Robert.  Quarter  Master,  frigate  "Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Nicholson;  engaged  Dec.  4,  1781;  engagement,  12  months;  reported  "run." 

French,  Robin.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return 
of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17,  1775. 

French,  Roger,  Berkley.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Walker's  co.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's 
regt. ;  service,  21  days;  company  marched  from  Dighton  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  April 
23,  1777;  roll  sworn  to  at  Taunton;  also,  Capt.  Ephraim  Hathaway's  co.,  Col. 
Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  service  from  July  20,  1777,  to  Aug.  24,  1777,  1  mo. 
5  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Dighton ;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Babbit's  co., 
Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780; 
service,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm ;  also,  Capt. 
Daniel  Drake's  co..  Col.  Luke  Drury's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  marched  from  home 
Sept.  3,  1781 ;  arrived  in  camp  Sept.  11,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1781 ;  arrived 
home  Dec.  1,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  29  days,  at  North  river ;  company  raised  for  3 
months. 

French,  Royal.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Penniman's  co..  Col.  Wood's  regt. ;  service  from 
April  18,  1777,  to  May  7,  1777,  21  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Philip  Am- 
midon's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug. 


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French,  Royal,  continued. 

8,  1780 ;  service,  15  days,  travel  included ;  company  ordered  to  Rhode  Island  on 
the  alarm  of  July  27,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Philip  Ammidon's  co.,  Col.  Dean's  regt. ; 
enlisted  March  4,  1781 ;  discharged  March  18,  1781 ;  service,  14  days,  at  Rhode 
Island;  roll  endorsed  "40  days." 

French,  Sabinus  (also  given  Abinas),  Berkley.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Wilbore's  co.. 
Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  to  camp  and  home; 
credited  with  2  days  allowance ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Nov.  29,  1776 ; 
company  drafted  from  Taunton,  Raynhara,  Easton,  Dartmouth,  Freetown, 
Berkley,  and  Dighton;  also,  Capt.  Elijah  Walker's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's 
regt. ;  service,  22  days ;  company  marched  from  Dighton  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  April 
23,  1777;  roll  sworn  to  at  Taunton;  also,  Capt.  Ephraim  Hathaway's  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  service  from  July  20,  1777,  to  Aug.  24,  1777,  1  mo.  5 
days,  at  Rhode  Island  ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Dighton ;  also,  Capt.  James  Briggs's  co. ; 
service,  29  days;  company  marched  from  Dighton  Oct.  2,  1777,  under  command 
of  Col.  Freeman,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  and  was  discharged  Oct. 
29,  1777,  by  Gen.  Spencer;  also,  Capt.  Philip  Hathway's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt. ;  service,  1  mo.  27  days,  at  Rhode  Island  ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 
Nov.  28,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Israel  Hicks's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt.;  marched 
to  camp  Jan.  18,  1778;  discharged  March  31,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  14  days,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Rehoboth;  also,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  co..  Col. 
John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  June  8,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  25  days,  at  Rhode 
Island;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  reported  died  Sept.  1,  1778;  roll  dated 
Tiverton. 

French,  Samuel,  Acton.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Wyman's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt. ;  arrived  at  destination  May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  at  Point  Judith  July  10, 
1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  9  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  2  mos.  service 
at  Rhode  Island. 

French,  Samuel,  Berkley.  Capt.  Samuel  Tubbs's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Walker's  regt. ; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov. 
20,  1775;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Batt's  (Burt's)  co.,  Col.  Edward  Pope's 
(Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  21  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8, 
1776;  travel  also  allowed  on  march  to  camp  at  Warren  and  home;  also,  Capt. 
Abel  Babbit's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt.;  service  between  Aug.  1,  1780, 
and  Aug.  7,  1780,  5  days ;  companj'  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

French,  Samuel,  Billerica.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  from  Capt. 
Edward  Farmer's  co.,  7th  Middlesex  Co.  regt.,  dated  Feb.  16,  1778 ;  residence, 
Billerica ;  engaged  for  town  of  Marlborough  ;  joined  Capt.  Fox's  co..  Col.  Hanh^'s 
(Henley's)  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  July  25,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Lemuel  Trescott's  co..  Col.  David  Henley's  regt.; 
muster  rolls  for  April  and  May,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph 
Fox's  CO.,  Col.  Henley's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  William 
Scott's  (4th)  CO.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated 
Garrison  at  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  July  25  (also  given  July  5),  1777;  also,  ith  co.. 
Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  return  dated  Providence,  July  8,  1779;  also,  Capt.  William 
Scott's  (Light  Infantr}^)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also, 
Light  Infantry  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated 
Camp  at  Providence;  also,  Capt.  Scott's  (Light  lufantrj')  co..  Col.  Jackson's 
(16th)  regt.;  Continental  Array  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
July  25,  1780;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of 
ofHcers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts., 
and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were 
incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agree- 
able to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779 ;  reported  discharged  July  25,  1780. 


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French,  Samuel,  Charlemont.  Receipt  dated  Charlemont,  April  8,  1782,  signed  by 
said  French,  for  bounty  paid  him  by  the  2d  class  of  the  town  of  Charlemont,  of 
which  John  Brown  was  Chairman,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  3  years. 

French,  Samuel,  Dunstable.  Capt.  John  Harnden's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th) 
regt. ;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge, 
June  22,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  raos.  8  days;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec. 
28,  1775. 

French,  Samuel,  Hardwick.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Dexter's  co..  Col.  Learnard's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  home  and  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp, 
Jan.  -,  1776. 

French,  Samuel,  Mendon.  Drummer,  Capt.  William  Jennison's  co.  of  Minute-raen, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Ptoxbury  and  Cambridge ;  ser- 
vice, 11  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel 
Warren's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Read's  (20th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  6,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  3  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept. 
26,  1775. 

French,  Samuel,  Old  York.  Private,  ship  "America"  (privateer),  commanded  by 
Capt.  William  Coffin ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co., 
Oct.  11,  1780 ;  age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Old 
York. 

French,  Samuel,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  William  Draper's  (2d  Roxbury)  co..  Col. 
William  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to 
May  3,  1775,  15  days. 

French,  Samuel,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Brown's  co.  (Southeast  co.  in 
Tewksbury),  Col.  David  Green's  (Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days. 

French,  Samuel.  Capt.  Bancroft's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt. ;  company  receipt 
for  advance  pay  for  1  month  dated  Camp  before  Boston,  July  24,  1775. 

French,  Samuel.    List  of  men  in  Capt.  Gershom  Nelson's  co.,  dated  July  19,  1776. 

French,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Franklin's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol  on  the  alarm 
at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

French,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fairfield's  detachment.  Col.  May's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  9;  discharged  Aug.  12  [year  not  given,  probably  1777]  ;  service,  1 
mo.  9  days,  travel  included,  with  Northern  army.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire 
Co.,  Dec.  11,  1777. 

French,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Shepard's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  23,  1777;  service,  7 
days ;  company  marched  on  the  alarm  at  Bennington. 

French,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Clapp's  co..  Col.  John  Dickinson's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  17, 1777  ;  discharged  Aug.  22, 1777 ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched 
towards  Bennington  as  far  as  New  Providence  on  an  alarm ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  same  service  dated  Southampton ;  also,  Capt.  Lemuel  Pomeroy's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Dickerson's  (Dickinson's)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept. 20, 1777;  discliarged 
Oct.  14,  1777;  service,  30  days,  travel  included,  under  Col.  Ezra  May  on  an  expe- 
dition to  Sai'atoga ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 


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French,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Ford's  co.  of  volunteers,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  27,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  20,  1777 ;  service,  23  days ;  com- 
pany marched  Sept.  30, 1777,  to  reinforce  Northern  army.    Roll  dated  Chelmsford. 

French,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  25,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel 
included,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Dedham. 

French,  Samuel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Farrar's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's 
regt. ;  entered  service  Sept.  27,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  5 
days,  travel  included,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

French,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Ellis's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ;  enlisted 
June  11,  1778 ;  discharged  Feb.  18,  1779 ;  service,  8  mos.  18  days,  travel  included ; 
enlistment,  8  months ;  company  raised  to  fortify  passes  of  North  river,  N.  Y. ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  June-Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton  ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

French,  Samuel.  Commissary  of  Military  Stores  under  Gen.  Knox;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  17,  1779. 

French,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Titcomb's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  (Essex 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  3,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  21 
days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  in  Newburyport,  Salisbury,  and  Ames- 
bury,  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

French,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Zaccheus  Wright's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  27,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  8  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  for  3  months.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffollv  Co. 

French,  Samuel.  Seaman,  State  sloop  "  Winthrop,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Little;  engaged  Sept.  30,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  25,  1782;  service,  1  mo.  25  days. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

French,  Samuel.  Receipt  dated  May  13,  1783,  for  wages  for  service  to  May  10,  1783, 
on  board  the  frigate  "  Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Manley. 

French,  Samuel.  Matross,  Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  co.  of  matrosses;  service  between 
Dec.  18,  1782,  and  date  of  discharge,  Aug.  21,  1783,  6  mos.  4  days;  reported 
absent  2  months.    Roll  dated  Boston. 

French,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Lieut.  William  Burbeck's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  11, 
1779;  service  to  Oct.  24,  1781,  22  mos.  15  days,  under  His  Excellency  John  Han- 
cock; company  raised  for  defence  of  Castle  and  Governor's  Islands;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Boston;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing's  co. ;  service  from  Oct.  25,  1781,  to 
date  of  discharge,  Dec.  10,  1782,  13  mos.  16  days ;  company  raised  for  defence  of 
Castle  and  Gr  pernor's  Islands ;  rolls  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also,  same  co. ;  pay  rolls 
for  service  at  the  Castle  from  Jan.  25,  1786,  to  Jan.  25,  1787. 

French,  Samuel,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Jabez  Bullock's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  9  days;  company 
marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and  there  served  under 
Gen.  Heith  (Heath).    Roll  sworn  to  at  Rehoboth. 

French,  Seba.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Franklin's  (Rehoboth)  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's 
regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1778;  discharged  March 31, 1778;  service,  3  mos. ;  company 
stationed  at  Rhode  Island  for  3  months  from  Jan.  1,  1778;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Peleg  Peck's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  27, 
1778;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also, 
descriptive  list  dated  Oct.  29,  1779,  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster 
Master  for  Bristol  Co.,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months 
from  time  of  their  arrival  at  Springfield;  5th  co..  Col.  Carpenter's  regt.;  age,  17 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  bine;  engaged 
for  town  of  Rehoboth;  delivered  to  Capt.  L.  Bailey;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Jabez 


92  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

French,  Seba,  contimied. 

Bullock's  CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  entered  service  July  27,  1780;  dis- 
charged July  31,  1780;  service,  5  days,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm;  company 
raised  for  6  days  service;  also,  Lieut.  Samuel  Brown's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpen- 
ter's regt.;  service  between  Aug.  1,  1780,  and  Aug.  8,  1780,  5  days;  company 
marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and 
there  served  under  Gen.  Heath. 

Fkench,  Silas,  Bridgewater.  Private,  Capt.  David  Kingman's  co..  Col.  Edward 
Mitchell's  regt. ;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Squantum,  or  Braintree  Farms, 
in  March,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Amasa  Soper's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.; 
abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  sworn  to  at  Castle  Island,  Aug.  13, 1776;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  June  26, 1776 ;  service  to  Dec.  1, 1776, 5  mos.  7^  days ;  also, 
Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Titcomb's  regt. ;  service,  2  mos. ;  company  marched 
April  21,  1777,  and  was  stationed  at  Bristol,  R.  I. ;  also,  Capt.  Nathan  Snow's  co., 
Col.  Hawes's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  2-i,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  at  Rhode  Island, 
on  a  secret  expedition ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Plymouth. 

French,  Silas,  Keene.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Stiles's  co..  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sar- 
gent's regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  14,  1775;  service,  18 
days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] . 

French,  Simeon.  Private,  ship  "  Vengeance,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Thomas  Thomas ; 
engaged  June  27,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  on  Penobscot 
expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

French,  Simeon.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Titcomb's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  (Essex 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  4,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  20 
days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  in  Newburyport,  Amesbury,  and  Salis- 
bury, to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

French,  Simon.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

French,  Simon.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Huse's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ; 
enlisted  Nov.  10,  1777;  service  to  March  12,  1778,  at  Winter  Hill. 

French,  Stephen.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  (10th)  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  list  of  oiBcers ;  commissioned  Jan.  28,  1779.  [See 
Stephen  Trench.] 

French,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Fisher's  (Dedham)  co. ;  marched  Oct.  12, 
1782 ;  discharged  Oct.  24,  1782 ;  service,  15  days,  travel  included ;  company  de- 
tached for  service  under  Maj.  Job  Cushing  at  Hull. 

French,  Stephen.  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing's  co.;  payrolls  for  service  from  Oct.  25, 
1785,  to  Jan.  25,  1787,  at  the  Castle. 

French,  Stlvanus.  Private,  Capt.  Lieut.  William  Burbeck's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  3, 
1780;  service  to  Oct.  24,  1781,  20  mos  23  days,  under  His  Excellency  John  Han- 
cock ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Castle  and  Governor's  Islands ;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Boston;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing's  co. ;  service  from  Oct.  25,  1781,  to 
date  of  discharge,  June  14,  1782,  7  mos.  21  days;  company  raised  for  defence  of 
Castle  and  Governor's  Islands ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

French,  Tertius.  Fifer,  Capt.  Agrippa  Wells's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  mileage  and  travel  allowance  from  place  of  discharge  home,  sworn  to 
at  Deerfield ;  company  served  at  Ticonderoga  for  3  months  from  Sept.  1,  1776; 
also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore's  co..  Col.  David  Field's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17, 
1777  ;  discharged  Aug.  19, 1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  the  North- 
ward at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates  and  was  dismissed  by  order  of  Gen.  Lin- 
coln ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 


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French,  Tertius.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Oliver  Shattuclc's  co.,  Hampshire  Co.  regt. 
commanded  bj'  Lieut.  Col.  Barnabas  Sears ;  engaged  July  17,  1781 ;  discharged 
Nov.  8,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  28  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  3 
months.    Roll  dated  Deerfield. 

French,  Theodore,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Jotham  Loring's  (Hingham)  co.  of 
train,  which  marched  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  13  days; 
also,  Capt.  Thomas  Hearsey's  (Hersey's)  co..  Col.  Lovil's  regt. ;  service,  4  days ; 
company  marched  to  Dorchester  March  4,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Pyam  Cushing's  co., 
Col.  Lovel's  regt.;  service  between  March  11,  and  March  29,  1776,  2  days;  com- 
pany assembled  to  guard  the  shore ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  2  days ; 
company  assembled  at  Hull  two  different  times  in  June,  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Job 
Cushing's  co..  Col.  Solomon  Lovell's  regt.;  enlisted  Dec.  18,  1776;  discharged 
March  17, 1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days,  travel  included ;  also,  petition  dated  April 
10,  1777,  signed  by  said  French  and  others,  belonging  to  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co., 
asking  for  the  unpaid  portion  of  allowance  for  travel  to  Danbury,  Conn.,  subse- 
quent to  their  engagement  in  Dec,  1776,  for  3  months,  company  having  marched 
from  Hingham  and  Cohasset;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Baxter's  co..  Col. 
Mcintosh's  regt..  Gen.  Lovel's  brigade ;  enlisted  Aug.  5,  1778 ;  discharged  Sept. 
14,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  13  days, travel  included;  company  marched  on  expedition 
to  Rhode  Island  and  was  discharged  60  miles  from  home ;  roll  dated  Braintree. 

French,  Thomas,  Attleborough.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continen- 
tal Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned 
as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Spring- 
field, July  11,  1780;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  ruddy;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Attleborough ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  9,  1780 ;  marched  to 
camp  July  11,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Bancroft;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed 
muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months 
men  raised  by  the  town  of  Attleborough  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army 
during  1780;  marched  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  8,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  2 
days. 

French,  Thomas,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Turner's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  South  Precinct  in 
Braintree ;  service,  4  days ;  also,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawin's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Palmer's 
regt. ;  service,  15  days ;  company  assembled  March  4,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  assembled  at  Braintree  June  14,  1776. 

Prench,  Thomas,  Conway.  Captain,  7th  co.,  Col.  David  Field's  (5th  Hampshire  Co.) 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment  dated  Deerfield,  April 
22,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  May  3,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  re- 
ported commissioned  May  3,  1776;  also,  Captain,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.;  en- 
gaged Sept.  23,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included,  in 
Northern  department;  also,  petition  addressed  to  the  Council  dated  Conway,  June 
2,  1778,  signed  by  said  French,  stating  that  he  had  been  commissioned  Captain  of 
a  Conway  co.,  had  served  2  years  and  in  2  campaigns,  had  moreover  served 
beyond  the  time  of  his  "election  and  appointment,"  but  as  jealousy,  disaffection, 
etc.,  existed  in  his  command,  requests  that  his  resignation  be  accepted ;  read  in 
Council  June  9,  1778,  and  not  accepted. 

French,  Thomas,  Easton.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  20,  17S0;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy  ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Easton ;  marched  to  camp  July  20,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
Benjamin  Warren ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway. 


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French,  Thomas,  continued. 

Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  Sergeant;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Easton  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July 
17,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  17,  1780;  service,  5  mos,  10  days,  travel  included. 

French,  Thomas,  Salem  (also  given  Hampstead).  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in 
Essex  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill; 
age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  (also  given  5  ft.  8)  in.;  complexion,  darli;  hair, 
darii;  eyes,  darli;  residence,  Salem  (also  given  Hampstead) ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Salem ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  22,  1778;  also, 
list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master, 
dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778. 

French,  Thomas,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  James  Endecott's  co.,  Col.  Lemuel 
Robinson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6  days; 
also,  Capt.  James  Endicott's  CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.;  service,  5  days; 
company  marched  from  Stoughton  March  4, 1776,  at  the  time  of  fortifying  Dorches- 
ter Heights. 

French,  Thomas,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  King's  co.,  Col.  George  Williams's 
(Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  2  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8, 1776 ; 
travel  allowed  on  march  to  camp  at  Warren  and  home ;  also,  Capt.  Joshua  Wil- 
bore's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt. ;  service,  23  days;  company  drafted  from 
Taunton,  Raynham,  and  Easton,  in  April,  1777  ;  roll  endorsed  "  service  at  Rhode 
Island;  "  also,  Capt.  Josiah  King's  co. ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
company  marched  from  Taunton  Sept.  29,  1777,  under  command  of  Col.  George 
Williams,  on  a  secret  expedition  and  was  discharged  Oct.  29,  1777;  also,  Capt. 
Ichabod  Leonard's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  service,  1  mo.  15  days; 
company  marched  from  Bristol  Co.  to  Rhode  Island  in  July,  1778,  to  serve  for  6 
weeks. 

French,  Thomas.  Sergeant  (probably) ,  Capt.  Abiel  Clap's  co..  Col.  Carpenter's  (Bris- 
tol Co.)  regt. ;  service,  34  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  July  24, 1777. 
[This  name  appears  twice  on  roll.] 

French,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Abiel  Clap's  co..  Col.  Carpenter's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;. 
service,  34  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  July  24,  1777. 

French,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Russell  Kellogg's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  service,  5  days,  travel 
included,  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

French,  Thomas.  Corporal,  Capt.  Stephen  Richardson's  (Attleborough)  co. ;  service 
from  April  21, 1777,  to  May  15, 1777, 25  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  marched 
from  Attleborough  to  Rhode  Island  April  21,  1777,  to  hold  the  Lines  until  men 
could  be  raised  for  that  purpose  for  2  months ;  also,  same  co. ;  marched  Sept.  25, 
1777;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  6  days;  company  marched  from 
Attleborough  under  command  of  Col.  George  Williams  on  a  secret  expedition. 

French,  Thomas.  Capt.  Philip  Marrett's  co.,  Col.  Crafts's  regt.;  list  of  men  who 
received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months.  [See  Thomas 
Kench.] 

French,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  enlisted  Dec.  19,  1777;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  3  mos.  17  days,  guarding 
Gen.  Burgoyne's  troops  at  Winter  Hill.    Roll  dated  Bradford. 

French,  Thomas.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Snow's  co..  Col.  George  Williams's 
(Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  June  22,  1778;  service,  23  days;  company  marched 
from  Raynham  and  Taunton  and  served  under  Gen.  Suliven  (Sullivan)  in  Col. 
Wade's  regt.  at  Providence,  R.  I. 


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French,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Alexander  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  service  from  July  27,  1778,  to  Aug.  12,  1778,  17  days,  on  expedition  to 
Rhode  Island. 

French,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Willmarth's  co.,  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt.; 
service,  2  mos.  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  raised  for  3  months  from 
Jan.  1, 1778 ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Taunton ;  also,  Capt.  Willmarth's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Carpenter's  regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  17,  1778,  to  Sept.  9, 1778,  24  days,  on  a  secret 
expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

French,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  en- 
listed July  10,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  23  days;  company 
detached  from  Hampshire  Co.  militia  to  guard  stores  at  Springfield  and  Brook- 
field  for  6  months  from  July  1,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Springfield,  Aug.  28,  1778. 

French,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Trow's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  ser- 
vice between  May  14,  1777.  and  July  6,  1777,  52  days,  at  Rhode  Island,  including 
ti-avel  home;  also,  Capt.  Isaac  Hodges's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt.;  en- 
listed March  24,  1779;  discharged  April  17,  1779;  service,  25  days,  at  Rhode 
Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Little  Compton,  April  10, 
1779;  statement  affixed  made  by  Israel  Fisher  of  Warwick,  one  of  said  company, 
states  that  service  was  for  5  or  6  mos.,  at  Rhode  Island. 

French,  Thomas.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11, 
1780 ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Lunenburg;  marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  George 
Webb ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Lunenburg  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  8,  1780 ;  discharged 
Dec.  8,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  10  days,  travel  included. 

French,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Zebedee  Redding's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's 
(14th)  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July,  1780,  dated  Steenrapie;  enlisted  July  9,  1780;  en- 
listment, 6  months;  also,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
Oct.-Dec,  1780,  dated  Hutts  near  West  Point;  reported  discharged  Dec.  14, 1780. 

French,  Thomas,  Jr.,  Braintree  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawen's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 8  days ;  also,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawin's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Palmer's  regt. ;  service, 
2  days ;  company  assembled  at  Braintree  June  14,  1776. 

French,  Thomas,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Alexander  Foster's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's 
regt. ;  service,  25  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec. 
8,  1777  [1776]  ;  also,  Capt.  Stephen  Richardson's  (Attleborough)  co. ;  service,  25 
days;  company  marched  from  Attleborough  to  Rhode  Island  April  21, 1777,  to 
hold  the  Lines  until  men  could  be  raised  for  that  purpose  for  2  months ;  also,  Capt. 
Israel  Trow's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  service  between  May  14, 1777, and 
July  6, 1777, 52  days,  at  Rhode  Island,  including  travel  home ;  also,  Capt.  Stephen 
Richardson's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  25,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1777 ;  service,  1 
mo.  6  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  from  Attleborough  under  com- 
mand of  Col.  George  Williams  on  a  secret  expedition. 

French,  Timothy,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Turner's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Lin- 
coln's regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  South  Precinct 
in  Braintree ;  service,  4  days ;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Turner's  (Independent)  co. ;  enlisted 
May  8,  1775;  service,  8  mos.  13  days;  enlistment,  8  months;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Eliphalet  Sawin's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Palmer's  regt.;  service,  15  days;  company 
assembled  March  4,  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawen's  co.,  Col.  William  Mcin- 
tosh's regt. ;  enlisted  March  25,  1778 ;  discharged  April  7,  1778 ;  service,  13  days. 


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French,  Timothy,  continued. 

with  guards  at  Roxbuiy ;  also,  Capt.  Isaac  Morton's  co.,  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Zaccheus  Thayer  subsequent  to  Oct.  12,  1778,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ;  enlisted 
June  23,  1778;  discharged  Feb.  25,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  15  days,  including  12 
days  travel  home;  company  raised  for  8  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at 
Peekskill;  a^so,  Capt.  Morton's  co..  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778, 
dated  Fort  Clinton;  also,  Capt.  James  Berry's  CO.,  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  pay  rolls 
for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service 
from  Feb.  1,  to  date  of  discharge,  Feb.  24,  1779,  1  mo.  6  days,  travel  included. 

French,  Timotht.  Private,  Capt.  Lieut.  William  Burbeck's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  1, 
1780;  discharged  May  31,  1781;  service,  16  mos.,  under  His  Excellency  John 
Hancock;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Castle  and  Governor's  Islands;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Hon.  Thomas 
Cushing;  return  for  clothing  for  the  year  1782;  company  raised  for  defence  of 
Castle  and  Governor's  Islands. 

French,  William,  Bridgewater.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Hayden's  co..  Brig.  John 
Thomas's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3 
weeks  3  days;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Abram  Washburn's  co.,  Col.  Abijah  Sterns's 
regt.;  enlisted  April  11,  1778;  service  to  July  2,  1778,  2  mos.  24  days,  at  Castle 
Island;  also,  10th  co.,  Plymouth  Co.  regt.;  list  of  men  who  performed  tours  of 
duty  [dates  not  given]  ;  said  French  credited  with  service  at  Roxbury,  8  mos. ; 
with  service  on  Bristol  alarm,  22  days;  with  service  at  the  Castle,  3  mos. 

French,  William,  Dunstable.  Private,  Capt.  Leonard  Butterfield's  co..  Col.  Eben- 
ezer  Bridge's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775, 
to  Cambridge ;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  28,  1775 ;  service,  10  days ;  also, 
Capt.  Ebenezer  Bancroft's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt.;  company 
receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  dated  Camp  before  Boston,  July  24,  1775; 
also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May 
4,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  also,  companj'  return  dated  Sept.  25,  1775;  also, 
account  dated  Dec.  11,  1775,  of  articles  lost  at  the  battle  of  Bunker  Hill,  June  17, 
1775 ;  amounts  for  losses  allowed  in  House  of  Representatives  June  24,  1776. 

French,  William,  Mendon.  Clerk,  Capt.  John  Albee's  (1st  Mendon)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  3  days ; 
also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Craggin's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice from  Dec.  8,  1776,  to  Jan.  21, 1777, 1  mo.  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island  and  Provi- 
dence Plantation  on  an  alarm ;  mileage  also  allowed  for  24  miles  travel  home  to 
Mendon. 

French,  William,  Murrayfield  (also  given  Southampton).  Sergeant,  Capt.  Malcolm 
Henry's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's  (9th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  15,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  3  weeks ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct. 
7,  1775;  reported  discharged  Oct.  4,  1775. 

French,  William,  Peterborough  (also  given  Packersfield) .  Private,  Capt.  William 
Scott's  CO.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  regt.,  which  marched  April 
20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service  to  April  23,  1775,  3 
days ;  also,  Capt.  Scott's  co..  Col.  Sargent's  (28th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1, 1775;  enlisted  April  23,  1775;  service,  2  mos. ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct. 
6,  1775;  reported  killed  June  17,  1775. 

French,  William,  Plymouth.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Plymouth ;  engaged  for  town  of  Plymouth.  [See 
William  Trench.] 

French,  William,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Talbot's  co.,  Col.  Lemuel  Rob- 
inson's regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days; 
also,  Capt.  Simeon  Leach's  co.  of  guards.  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.;  service,  5 


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French,  William,  continued. 

da.vs ;  company  marched  at  the  time  of  fortifying  Dorchester  Heights  March  4, 
1776;  also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  2  days;  company  marched 
from  Stougiiton  to  Bralntree  March  21,  1776,  when  British  ships  lay  in  Boston 
harbor;  also,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  service  from  Dec. 
30,  1776,  to  March  1,  1777. 

French,  William.  Private,  Sergt.  Jesse  Perkins's  detachment  from  Capt.  Josiah 
Packard's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitchell's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt.;  marched  Dec.  8, 
1776 ;  service,  2  weeks  2  days,  travel  included ;  detachment  marched  to  Rhode 
Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

French,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Kirtland's  (Kirkland's)  co..  Col.  John  Dicen- 
son's  (Dickenson's)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  16,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777  ;  ser- 
vice, 8  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

French,  William.  Armorer,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Cathcart;  engaged  May  12,  1779;  discharged  June  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  11 
days.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

French,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  King's  (Raynham)  co..  Col.  George  Wil- 
liams's (3d  Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  discharged  Dec.  30,  1776;  service,  5  daj's ;  com- 
pany marched  from  Raynham  to  Warren,  R.  I.,  via  Rehoboth,  Dec.  8,  1776,  on 
an  al.  rm ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Shaw's  co.,  Col.  George  Williams's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 22  days ;  compan}'  marched  from  Raynham,  Taunton,  and  Easton,  in  Sept., 
1777,  on  a  secret  expedition;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Snow's  co..  Col.  George  Wil- 
liams's (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  June  22,  1778 ;  service,  23  days ;  company 
marched  from  Raynham  and  Taunton,  and  served  under  Gen.  Suliven  (Sullivan) 
in  Col.  Wade's  regt.  at  Providence,  R.  I. ;  also,  Capt.  Noah  Hall's  co..  Col.  Abiel 
Mitchel's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  James  Williams,  Brig.  Gen.  Godfrey's 
brigade;  service,  9  days;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of 
Aug.  1,  1780. 

French,  William.  Corporal,  Capt.  Jacob  Pool's  co..  Col.  Jacobs's  (Plymouth  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  21,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1780;  service  3  mos.  13  days, 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

French,  "  Zeany."  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcorab's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780,  60  miles  from  home;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  6  daj's,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months  and  stationed  part  at  West  Point  and  part  at  Rhode  Island. 

French,  Zenas,  Braintree.  Petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed  by 
said  French  and  others,  belonging  to  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for 
increase  and  payment  of  wages;  also.  Drummer,  Capt.  Isaac  Thayer's  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  enlisted  June  1,  1776;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  7  mos. 
1  day;  also.  Drummer,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawen's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's 
regt.;  enlisted  March  25,  1778;  discharged  April  7,  1778;  service,  13  days,  with 
guards  at  Roxbury. 

Frend,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt.; 
enlisted  May  10,  1781 ;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1781,  6  mos.  20  days,  near  Penobscot. 

Frensh,  Samuel,  Berkley.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Tubbs's  co..  Col.  Walker's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  7  days. 

Frentch,  Silas.  Capt.  Jeremiah  Stiles's  co..  Col.  P.  D.  Sergeant's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Nov.  27,  1775. 

Frentch,  William.  Capt.  Bancroft's  co.,  Col.  Bridge's  (27th)  regt.;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  4,  1775. 


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Fresby,  Nathan.  Capt.  Malcolm  Henry's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (late  D.  Brewer's)  9th 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp, 
Dec.  23,  1775. 

Fresht[?],  .  Sergeant  Major,  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  general  order  dated  Head- 
quarters, Ticonderoga,  Nov.  9,  1776,  taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's  Orderly  Book ; 
said  Fresht  pi-omoted  to  Ensign  vice  Ensign  Pike  advanced. 

Fressell,  [Eli] sua,  Montague.  Corporal,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Doolittle's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8 
days. 

Freter,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  Sept.  16  [year  not 
given] ,  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co. ;  Capt.  Jonathan  Drown's 
CO.,  Col.  Lee's  regt. ;  age,  30  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Reho- 
both.     [See  John  Fretter.] 

Fretharo,  Manuel,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  co..  Col.  John 
Glover's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  30,  1775;  service,  2 
mos.  7  days. 

Freto, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Entharo,  Freeeto,  Freeto, 

Freetoe,  Fretharo,  Intharo.] 

Freto,  Emanuel,  Marblehead.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Col.  Jonathan  Glover's  (5th  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order 
of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777 ;  residence,  Marblehead ;  engaged  for  town  of  Marble- 
head; term,  3  years. 

Freto,  John.  Capt.  William  Blackler's  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge  Camp,  Dec.  20,  1775;  also, 
Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  20,  1776; 
service  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  10  mos.  10  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Freto,  John,  Jr.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden;  engaged  March  9,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  31,  1777;  service,  5  mos.  22 
days.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Freto,  William,  Danvers.  Capt.  Enoch  Putnam's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's  regt.; 
company  order  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775; 
also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Enoch  Putnam's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt. 
commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6, 1775 ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27, 
1775;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  James  Gray's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  en- 
tered service  May  30,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  1  day;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776. 

Freto,  William.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from  March 
5,  1782,  3  mos.  17  days ;  reported  died  June  22,  1782. 

Fretter,  John.  Private,  Col.  William  R.  Lee's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  near  Mor- 
ristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's, 
and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Sherburne's 
regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry 
Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  said  Fretter  appears 
among  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's  regt.  who  had  been  discharged  from  the  rolls 
prior  to  above  arrangement;  enlisted  Jan.  10,  1778;  reported  deserted  April  2, 
1778.     [See  John  Freter.] 

Fret,  Anthony,  Middleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Levi  Rounsevel's  co..  Col.  David 
Brewer's  (9th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  7, 1775;  reported  dis- 
charged Oct.  2,  1775. 


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Fret,  Samuel.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Master  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777 ;  Capt.  George  Smith's  co..  Col.  John  Patterson's 
regt. 

Fret,  Samuel.  Seaman,  ship  "General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George  Wait 
Babcock;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  at  Boston,  Sept.  9,  1780; 
age,  29  yrs.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Frezle,  Abraham.  Private,  8th  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  12,  1777,  to  May  1,  1777;  reported  taken 
prisoner. 

Frezxeaux,  Jean.  Landsman,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Tucker;  engaged  Feb.  17,  1779;  reported  "run  "  March  1,  1779. 

Fricke,  August.  Sergeant,  Col.  Armand's  legion  (Independent  corps  taken  into 
Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  25,  1778)  ;  list  dated  July  -, 
1778. 

Fricke,  Gottfried.  Private,  Col.  Armand's  legion  (Independent  corps  taken  into 
Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  25,  1778) ;  list  dated  July  -, 
1778. 

Fricker,  John.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  Sept.  6,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem ;  term,  3  years. 

Frie,  Joseph,  Harvard.  Capt.  James  Burt's  co.,  Col.  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  order  for 
advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  3,  1775 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  receipt  for 
wages  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  William 
Warner's  co..  Col.  Joslah  Whitney's  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  dated 
Camp  at  Hull,  July  10,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  May  19, 1776, 
4  days  prior  to  marching,  to  Nov.  1,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Nov.,  1776,  certified  at  Boston ;  also,  receipt  given  to  the  Selectmen,  dated  Harvard, 
Dec.  17,  1776,  signed  by  said  Frie  and  others,  for  mileage  allowed  on  march  from 
Harvard  to  Danbury. 

Frie,  Prince.  List  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  for  settling  disputes  between 
towns  as  to  soldiers  credited  to  them  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Frie  claimed  by 
Tewksbury  and  Andover ;  allowed  to  Tewksbury. 

Frieker, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Freiker.] 

Frieker,  Philip.  Company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Barnabas  Sears  for  ammunition, 
dated  Dorchester  Camp,  Feb.  15,  1776. 

Friend, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Freind,  Frend,  Frnd.] 

Friend,  Ephraim,  Eastham.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Freedom,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Benjamin  Ober;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  Sept.  11,  1780;  age, 
24  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Eastham. 

Friend,  Henrt.  Master,  sloop  "  Three  Friends ;  "  list  of  prisoners  returned  from  Br. 
ship  "  Milford  "  to  New  England  and  discharged  Dec.  2, 1776,  at  Liverpool,  N.  S., 
at  their  own  request. 

Friend,  James,  Beverly.  Corporal,  Capt.  Israel  Hutchinson's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Danvers ;  service,  3  days. 

Friend,  John,  Wenham.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Kimball's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Baker's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2 
days. 

Friend,  John.  Boy,  sloop  "Three  Friends;"  list  of  prisoners  returned  from  Br. 
ship  "Milford"  to  New  England  and  discharged  Dec.  2,  1776,  at  Liverpool, 
N.  S.,  at  their  own  request. 


100  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Friend,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Bradley  Varnum's  co.,  Col.  Simeon  Spaulding's 
regt. ;  abstract  of  equipments  for  train  band  endorsed  "  1777." 

Friend,  John.  Carpenter's  Yeoman,  ship  "  Vengeance,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Thomas 
Thomas;  engaged  June  27,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  on 
Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Friend,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Fales's  co. ;  enlisted  July  14, 1779 ;  discharged 
Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  14  days;  company  marched  to  Majorbagaduce  by 
order  of  Gen.  Lovel. 

Friend,  John.  Company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont  for  muskets,  etc., 
dated  Camp  Coxes  Head,  June  8,  1781. 

Friend,  John,  Jr.,  Wenham.  Private,  Capt.  Billy  Porter's  (Wenham)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  John  Baker's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  5  days. 

Friend,  Nathaniel,  Wenham.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt., 
at  Springfield,  July  3,  1780;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.;  complexion,  light;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Wenham ;  marched  to  camp  July  3,  1780,  under  command  of 
Lieut.  Daniel  Frye  of  the  artificers ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  ser- 
vice and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated 
Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Spurr's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  enlisted  July  3,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  18,  1780;  service,  5 
mos.  17  days ;  enlistment,  6  months. 

Friend,  Nathaniel.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  March  28,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Danvers;  term, 
3  years. 

Friend,  William.  Passenger  on  board  the  sloop  "  Three  Friends ;  "  list  of  prisoners 
returned  from  Br.  ship  "  Milford  "  to  New  England  and  discharged  Dec.  2, 1776, 
at  Liverpool,  N.  S.,  at  their  own  request. 

Friend,  William.  Petition  dated  Boston,  Sept.  16,  1778,  signed  by  John  Tracy,  of 
Newburyport,  asking  that  said  Friend  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the 
brigantine  "  Hope  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  16,  1778,  that  a  com- 
mission be  issued. 

Frieze,  Jacob,  Attleborough.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co. ;  enlisted  June 
21,  1778 ;  service,  22  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island,  in  a  regiment  com- 
manded by  Col.  Wade;  company  raised  to  serve  for  21  days  from  July  [June] 
21,  1778.    Roll  dated  Attleborough. 

Frieze,  Jacob,  Braintree.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Seth  Turner's  (Independent)  co. ;  enlisted 
May  8, 1775;  service,  8  mos.  13  days;  enlistment,  8  months. 

Frieze,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Robbins's  co. ;  enlisted  May  30,  1778;  dis- 
charged Dec.  1,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  9  days,  travel  included,  under  Col.  John 
Allan ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Machias. 

Friman,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co.,  5th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  David  Cobb ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1783;  enlistment,  during  war ;  re- 
ported as  having  taken  the  place  of  Edmund  Farnsworth. 

Frina,  David.  Private,  Capt.  George  Rogers's  co. ;  service,  6  daj's ;  company  detached 
from  2d  Cumberland  Co.  regt.  by  order  of  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchel  to  work  on  the 
fort  at  Falmouth  in  Nov.,  1775. 

Frinch,  Jacob,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  William  Briggs's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Read's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Sept.  26,  1775. 


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Frinch,  Joseph,  Templeton.  Drummer,  Capt.  Joel  Fletcher's  cc,  Col.  Ephraim  Doo- 
little's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  11  daj's. 

Frinch,  Lemuel,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  William  Brigg's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Read's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  7 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Sept.  26,  1775. 

Frinch,  Luther.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Hon.  Thomas  Cushing;  re- 
turn for  clothing  for  the  year  1782;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Castle  and 
Governor's  Islands. 

Frinch,  Seba.  Colonel's  co.,  14th  Mass.  regt.;  entered  service  July  26,  1779;  dis- 
charged April  26,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Frink,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Frrink] . 

Frink,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Webber's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt.;  enlisted 
Sept.  20,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777;  service,  29  days,  travel  included;  com- 
pany marched  on  expedition  to  Stillwater. 

Frink,  Andrew.  Capt.  McFarland's  co.,  4th  regt. ;  receipt  for  wages  due  prior  to 
Jan.  1,  1776,  dated  March  14,  1777,  signed  by  said  Frink  and  others. 

Frink,  Daniel  (also  given  Israel).  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Thayer's  co..  Col. 
Barns's  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1781;  discharged  Oct.  24,  1781;  service,  10  days; 
company  marched  to  Stillwater  on  an  alarm ;  roll  dated  Partridgefield ;  also,  pay 
roll  for  same  service  dated  March  13,  1783. 

Frink,  John,  Boston.  Private,  Col.  Sheldon's  regt.  of  light  dragoons;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  15,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  also,  return 
dated  Jan.  28, 1781,  made  by  Benjamin  Tallmadge,  Major  Commandant,  Col.  Shel- 
don's 2d  regt.  of  light  dragoons,  of  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  said  regi- 
ment; engaged  Feb.  15,  1780,  by  Sergeant  Pike;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  for 
town  of  Boston  ;  term,  during  war. 

Frink,  John,  Springfield.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
1st,  2d,  3d,  and  8th,  cos.,  1st  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Walter 
Pynchon  and  Capt.  David  Burt,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  6,  1779;  resi- 
dence, Springfield;  engaged  for  town  of  Springfield;  joined  Capt.  Oliver's  co.. 
Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  Jan.  -,  1780  ;  reported  as  belonging 
to  8th  CO. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  17,  1777,  to  Dec.31,  1779; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered  by  County  Muster 
Master  Woodbridge;  also,  Capt.  Edward  Cumston's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 
regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  also,  Major's  co.,  Col. 
Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to 
Feb.  14,  1780. 

Frink,  John.  Private,  Lieut.  William  Muzzey's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. 
commanded  by  Maj.  Daniel  Clap ;  enlisted  July  5, 1778 ;  discharged  July  15, 1778 ; 
service,  11  days,  on  the  20  days  service  at  the  barracks  at  Rutland.  Roll  dated 
Hubbardston. 

Frink,  John.  Detachment  from  Capt.  Jesse  Partridge's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ; 
enlisted  April  1, 1778;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1778;  service,  8  mos.,  at  North  river 
with  Falmouth  volunteers. 

Frink,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co..  Col.  John  Rand's  (Worcester 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  16,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6 
days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  3  months ;  also,  order  payable  to 
George  Sparhawk,  dated  Keene,  April  25,  1782,  for  wages  for  3  mos.  service  in 
1780,  in  Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co..  Col.  Rand's  regt. 


102  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND  SAILORS 

Frink,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Eaton's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  16  days,  on 
expedition  to  the  Northward;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Ayers's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel 
Wade's  (Essex  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  15,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780 ;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  7  days,  travel  (240  miles)  included;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  3  months ;  roll  dated  Haverhill. 

Fbink,  Thomas,  Springfield.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
1st,  2d,  3d,  and  8th,  cos.,  1st  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Walter 
Pynchon  and  Capt.  David  Burt,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  6,  1779;  resi- 
dence, Springfield;  engaged  for  town  of  Springfield;  joined  Capt.  Nathaniel 
Alexander's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  Jan. 
-,  1780;  reported  as  belonging  to  8th  co. ;  also,  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  Calvin 
Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Feb.  26,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  30  mos.  5  days  as  Pri- 
vate, 4  mos.  as  Fifer ;  appointed  Fifer  Sept.  1, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Alexan- 
der's CO.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered 
by  Col.  Woodbridge;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May, 
1778,  dated  Camp  Valley  Foi-ge ;  reported  on  furlough ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp  near  White  Plains ;  reported  on  furlough ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778;  also,  Fifer,  Maj.  John  Por- 
ter's CO.,  (late)  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Porter ;  muster  roll 
for  March  and  April,  1779;  enlisted  Feb.  20,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported 
promoted  to  Fifer  April  1, 1779 ;  also.  Major's  co.,  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  20,  1780. 

Frink,  Willard.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Pike's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt. ; 
return  for  wages,  etc.;  wages  allowed  said  Frink  from  April  5,  1782,  to  Dec.  31, 
1782,  8  mos.  26  days ;  also,  order  on  Paymaster  of  6th  Mass.  regt.  for  wages  due 
from  April  5,  1782,  to  Jan.  1,  1783,  for  service  in  6th  Mass.  regt. ;  certificate  dated 
West  Point,  Oct.  21,  1783,  signed  by  Ensign  E,  Foster,  annexed  to  order,  states 
that  said  Frink  served  in  (late)  6th  Mass.  regt.  the  above  mentioned  time. 

Print,  John,  Topsham.  Descriptive  list  of  men  belonging  to  Lieut.  Col.  J.  Brooks's 
(7th)  regt. ;  Capt.  Turner's  co. ;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft.  2  in. ;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  residence,  Topsham;  engaged  for  town  of 
Topsham;  engaged  Feb.  12,  1782;  term,  3  years;  also.  Private;  order  dated  Dec. 
27,  1783  [  ?  ] ,  for  wages  for  Aug.-Dec.  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of 
orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

Frip,  Benjamin,  Rehoboth  (probably).  List  dated  May  18, 1779, of  men  hired  to  serve 
at  Rhode  Island  for  2  months. 

Frisbay,  Nathan.  List  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months 
from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  War- 
ner, Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of 
Southampton ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  16,  1778. 

Frisbe,  David,  Southampton.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Woodbridge's  co.,  Col.  Tyler's 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779 ;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days,  at 
Rhode  Island. 

Frisbe,  Nathan,  Southampton.  Private,  Capt.  Malcolm  Henry's  co..  Col.  David 
Brewer's  (9th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their 
arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  Sheldon's  co.,  Col.  Chapen's  regt. ;  age,  30  yrs. ;  stat- 
ure, 5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  black ;  residence,  Southampton ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Southampton ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  16,  1778. 

Frisbee,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Fresby,  Frisbay,  Frisbe, 

Frisbel,  Frisbery,  Frisbey,  Frisbie,  Frisby,  Frizbe,  Frizby,  Frsby.] 


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Prisbee,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Pomeroy's  detachment  from  Gen.  Danielson's 
(Hampshire  Co.)  brigade;  enlisted  July  1,  1778;  service  to  Oct.  31,  1778,  under 
Gen.  Starlv  in  Northern  department. 

Prisbee,  '*  Luman,"  North  Chester.  Capt.  James  Horton's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. 
of  artificers ;  enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  company  probably 
of  Connecticut. 

Prisbee,  Nathan,  Westfield  (also  given  Southampton).  Private,  Capt.  Malcolm 
Henry's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted 
May  16,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.,  2  weeks,  6  days ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6 
months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a 
return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

Prisbee,  Thaddevs  (also  given  Thaddeus  G.),  Lanesborough.  Descriptive  list  dated 
West  Point,  Feb.  4,  1781 ;  Capt.  Timothy  Remiclv's  co.,  1st  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  21 
(also  given  22)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  (also  given  5  ft.  11^)  in.;  complexion,  light 
(also  given  dark);  hair,  brown;  occupation,  weaver;  birthplace,  Durham  (also 
given  Branford),  Conn.;  residence,  Lanesborough;  enlisted  April  1  (also  given 
April  2) ,  1777,  by  Lieut.  Prisbee  at  Lanesborough ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  also, 
Corporal,  Capt.  Timothy  Remick's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  reported  on  command  at  New 
Windsor  in  Jan.,  1781 ;  also,  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May, 
1781 ;  reported  promoted  May  1,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781, 
dated  Camp  Phillipsburgh. 

Frisbel,  Nathan.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Southampton  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  11,  1780 ;  discharged 
Dec.  14,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  10  days,  travel  included. 

Prisbert,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  William  Moore's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  March  17,  1781 ;  en- 
listment, 3  years. 

Prisbet.  Jonah  (also  given  Jr.),  Lanesborough.  Descriptive  list  dated  Lenox,  Aug. 
20,  1781,  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and 
delivered  to  William  Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county;  Capt.  Wheeler's 
CO.,  Col.  Simonds's  regt.;  age,  15  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.;  complexion,  dark;  hair, 
brown;  occupation,  laborer;  residence,  Lanesborough;  engaged  for  town  of 
Lanesborough ;  term,  3  years ;  receipted  for  by  Capt.  Smith ;  also,  account  of 
bounties  paid  said  Frisbey  and  others  by  the  several  classes  of  the  town  of  Lanes- 
borough to  serve  in  the  Continental  Ai'my  for  the  term  of  3  years,  as  returned  by 
the  Selectmen,  dated  March  17,  1781. 

Prisbet,  Thaddeis,  Lanesboi-ough.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Newell's  (2d  Lanesborough)  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence, 
Lanesborough ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lanesborough ;  joined  Capt.  Miller's  co..  Col. 
Vose's  regt. ;  term,  during  war. 

Prisbie, .    Private,  Capt.  Cushing's  co.,  1st  Mass.  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given] , 

for  liquor  due.     [Name  cancelled  on  return.] 

Prisbie,  Jonah  (also  given  Jr.).  Drummer,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co.,  Col.  Joseph 
Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  April  and  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  en- 
listed Jan.  3, 1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781, 
dated  Camp  Phillipsburgh ;  reported  sick  and  absent ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug.- 
Nov.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts. 

Fhisbie,  Nathan  (also  given  Nathaniel).  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hamp- 
shire Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Super- 
intendent for  said  county;  age,  33  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
hair,  dark;  occupation,  carpenter;  engaged  for  town  of  Southampton;  engaged 


104  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Frisbie,  Nathan  (also  given  Nathaniel)  ,  continued. 

March  17,  1781 ;  terra,  3  years ;  also,  receipt  dated  Southampton,  March  30,  1781, 
for  bounty  paid  said  Frisbie  by  the  town  of  Southampton  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  William  Moore's  co., 
Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1781,  sworn  to  in  Camp 
at  Phillipsburgh ;  reported  on  command  mowing;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Julj^  and 
Aug.,  1781 ;  reported  on  command  mowing  for  the  brigade  in  Julj-,  1781 ;  also, 
muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Continental  Village ;  also,  muster  rolls 
for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts. 

Frisbie,  Thaddeus,  Lanesborough.  List  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and 
June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co.;  term,  dur- 
ing war;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  dated  Camp  near  Valley 
Forge;  enlisted  April  1,  1777;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778-Jan.,  1779,  dated 
Quarters  at  Providence ;  also,  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Provi- 
dence; reported  on  furlough  at  Lanesborough;  also.  Corporal,  Colonel's  co.,  Col. 
Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  as  serving  6  mos.  as  Private,  6  mos.  as  Corporal; 
residence,  Lanesborough ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Timothy  Remiclv's  co.,  Col.  Joseph 
Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781, 
dated  Peekskill;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782, 
dated  York  Hutts;  a^so.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Cushing's  co.,  1st.  Mass.  regt.;  return 
for  liquor  due  [year  not  given] . 

Frisbt,  Jonah,  Lanesborough.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Lanesborough  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  9, 
1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  10,  1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  6  days ;  also,  receipt  dated  March 
12,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Frisby  by  Jedediah  Hubbell,  on  behalf  of  the  town 
of  Lanesborough,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Frisby,  Jonah.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accountsforservice  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  April  16, 1779;  reported  as  supernumerary 
April  16, 1779;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777, dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge;  aZso, Lieutenant,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  Jan.,  March,  and  April,  1779, 
dated  Providence;  appointed  Jan.  1,  1777;  reported  on  furlough  in  March  and 
April,  1779. 

Frisby,  Jonah.  Midshipman,  frigate  "  Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nichol- 
son; engaged  Nov.  20,  1781;  service  to  May  31,  1782,  6  mos.  11  days;  engage- 
ment, 12  months. 

Frisbt,  Nathan.  Capt.  Malcolm  Henry's  co.,  9th  regt.  lately  commanded  by  Col. 
David  Brewer;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at 
Roxbury,  Nov.  1,  1775. 

Frisby,  Nathan.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11, 
1780 ;  age,  32  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Southampton;  marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  George 
Webb. 

Frisby,  Thaddeus.  Drummer,  Capt.  David  Wheler's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776;  discharged  March 
22,  1777;  service,  96  days,  at  Ticonderoga;  enlistment  to  expire  March  15,  1777. 


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Frise,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  June  15,  1778; 
discharged  March  15,  1779 ;  enlistment,  9  months. 

Frisel,  Elisha.  Corporal,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Doolittle's  regt.;  receipt 
for  advance  pay  dated  Charlestown,  June  27,  1775,  signed  by  said  Frisel  and 
others. 

Frissell,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Petty's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776 ;  discharged  March  19,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days, 
travel  (240  miles)  included. 

Frissle,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co.  of  guards  detached  for  3 
mos.  service  and  stationed  at  Springfield ;  enlisted  March  7,  1779 ;  discharged 
June  7,  1779. 

Frister,  Bennet.  Capt.  Warren's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt. ;  list  of  men 
who  were  discharged ;  said  Frister  discharged  Nov.  4,  1776. 

Fristzell,  Samuel,  Sheffield.  Private,  Capt.  AVilliam  Beacon's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service, 
1  mo.  4  days ;  reported  returned  home. 

Friszel,  Elisha,  Montague.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  (1st  Montague)  co..  Col.  Phineas  Wright's  (6th 
Hampshire  Co.)  regt.,  sworn  to  March  5, 1778 ;  residence,  Montague ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Montague ;  joined  Capt.  James  Keith's  co.,  Col.  M.  Jackson's  regt. ; 
term,  3  years. 

Fritz  Geruald,  Jerrald.  Seaman,  sloop  "Defence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  James 
Nivens ;  engaged  July  9,  1781 ;  discharged  Sept.  26, 1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  17  days. 
Roll  dated  Boston. 

Frizbe,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  L.  Woodbridge's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  25,  1779;  service,  5  mos.  6  days,  at  Rhode  Island.  Roll  dated 
Newport. 

Frizby,  David,  Southampton.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Woodbridge's  CO.,  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Newport,  allowing  1  mo.  7 
days  service  at  Rhode  Island. 

Frize,  Jacob,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Turner's  (Independent)  co. ;  enlisted 
Jan.  1,  1776;  service,  13  days;  company  stationed  at  Braintree  from  Jan.  1,  1776, 
to  May  22,  1776. 

Frizel,  Elisha,  Montague.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Grover's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service,  10  days; 
also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Moses  Har- 
vey's (5th)  CO.,  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  sworn  to  April  1,  1779;  residence, 
Montague;  engaged  for  town  of  Montague;  joined  Capt.  Keith's  co.,  Col.  Jack- 
son's regt. ;  term  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1780. 

Frizel,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  June  15,  1778;  en- 
listment, 9  months. 

Frizel,  John,  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Smith's  co..  Col.  John  Smith's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days. 

Frizell,  Benjamin.  Private,  Lieut.  Nathaniel  Tibbets's  co.;  entered  service  Sept.  9, 
1779;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  24  days,  at  Penobscot;  company 
detached  to  serve  with  guards  under  Maj.  William  Lithgow  on  the  seacoast  in 
Lincoln  Co. 


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Frizell,  Cato.  Receipt  dated  Mansfield,  March  28,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Frizell 
by  a  class  of  the  town  of  Mansfield,  of  which  Elijah  Dean  was  a  member,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  returned  as  received  by  John 
Burt,  at  Taunton,  May  22,  1781,  to  be  conducted  to  Springfield  and  delivered  to 
Col.  Shepard;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  blacli;  occupation, 
laborer;  engaged  for  town  of  Mansfield;  term,  3  years;  a/so,  list  of  men  raised 
in  Bristol  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  James  Williams, 
Superintendent  for  said  county,  dated  Taunton,  June  20,  1781. 

Frizell,  Elisha.  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  (24th)  regt. ; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  30,  1775. 

Frizle,  Elisha,  Montague.  Corporal,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doo- 
little's regt. ;  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Frizzbl,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Freeze,  Fressell,  Frezle, 

Frise,  Frisel,  Frissell,  Frissle,  Fristzell,  Friszel,  Frizel,  Frizell,  Frizle,  Frizzle.] 

Fbizzel,  Elisha,  Montague.  Private,  Capt.  Keith's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
residence,  Montague;  credited  to  town  of  Montague;  reported  invalided;  also, 
Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nicola's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Boston,  Sept.  9,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
roll  dated  Oct.  2,  1779 ;  reported  on  furlough ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  Oct.,  1779. 

Frizzle,  Benjamin.  Petition  dated  Boston,  July  31,  1781,  signed  by  Benjamin  Hich- 
born  and  Samuel  Gardner,  of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Frizzle  be  commissioned 
as  commander  of  the  galley  "  Reprisal "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Aug.  3, 
1781,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Frizzle,  Michael,  Greenfield.  Private,  Capt.  Agrippa  Wells's  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Williams's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  left  place  of  rendezvous  May  3,  1775;  service,  13  days; 
reported  returned  home. 

Frnd,  Benjamin,  Jr.  Petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed  by  said 
Frnd  and  others,  belonging  to  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for  increase  and 
payment  of  wages. 

Froeman,  Comfort.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abel  Mason's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  13  days,  travel  included, 
on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  marched  to  Tiverton. 

Frontarue,  Francis.  Matross,  Capt.  Eustis's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  18,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same 
regt. ;  return  of  recruits  for  knapsacks  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2, 1778 ;  reported  under 
marching  orders ;  enlisted  Jan.  18,  1778 ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Frosket,  Jesse.  Private,  Capt.  John  Collar's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  20,  1780 ;  service,  6  days ;  company 
marched  to  the  Northward  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm. 

Frosst,  James.  Private,  Lieut.  Thomas  Turner's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.; 
muster  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778,  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Garrison  at  Pawtuxet.  [See 
Joseph  Frost.] 

Fj^ost, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Frosst.] 

Frost, ,  Charlestown.    Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Crafts's  co..  Col.  Henry  Knox's 

(Artillery)  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Fishkill  home,  dated 
Fishkill,  Jan.  10,  1777;  accompanying  order  signed  by  Maj.  Gen.  W.  Heath,  for 
pay  due  on  above  roll,  dated  Peekskill,  Jan.  10,  1777. 


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Frost,  Aaron.  Private,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  7,  1778 ;  discharged 
July  1,  1778  ;  service,  5  mos.  23  days ;  company  detached  from  militia  of  Hamp- 
shire and  Worcester  counties  to  guard  stores  and  magazines  at  Brookfield  and 
Springfield ;  also,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co.  of  guards  detached  for  3  mos.  service 
and  stationed  at  Springfield;  enlisted  March  7,  1779;  discharged  June  7,  1779; 
also,  Capt.  Abel  King's  co..  Col.  Sears's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  20, 1781 ;  discharged 
Nov.  20,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.,  at  Saratoga. 

Frost,  Abraham,  Cambridge.  Capt.  Jonathan  Holman's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's 
regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  16, 1775,  signed  by  said  Frost 
and  others;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  1, 1775  ;  service,  3  mos.  9  days  ;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at 
Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Frost,  Abraham,  Charlestown.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  16, 1777 ;  Capt.  Robert  Allen's  co.,  Col. 
Ichabod  Alden's  battalion ;  also.  Private,  6th  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  3,  1777,  to  July  23,  1777;  residence, 
Charlestown;  engagedfor  town  of  Charlestown;  term,  3  years;  reported  deceased ; 
also,  Capt.  Robert  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Alden's  battalion ;  return  endorsed  "  1778 ; " 
mustered  by  County  Muster  Master  Barber  and  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master. 

Frost,  Abraham,  Pittsfield.  List  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Cambridge 
April  22,  1775,  under  command  of  Capt.  David  Noble  and  served  6  months ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  David  Noble's  co..  Col.  John  Paterson's  (26th)  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  April  29, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  9  days ;  also,  company 
return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Fort  No.  3,  Charlestown,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Frost,  Amasa.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Strong's  co..  Col.  Sears's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  10, 1781 ;  marched  to  Albany  Aug.  17, 1781 ;  discharged  Nov. 
20,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days,  at  Saratoga. 

Frost,  Andrew  Pepr'l.  Sergeant;  list  of  men,  no  date  or  particulars  given.  [See 
Pepperell  Frost.] 

Frost,  Benjamin,  Tewksbnry.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Brown's  co.  (Southeast  co. 
in  Tewksbury),  Col.  David  Green's  (Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 

Frost,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  William  Thurlo's  co.;  service,  9  das's;  company 
marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington  Aug.  22, 1777,  under  command  of  Maj.  Eben- 
ezer Bridge  by  order  of  Gen.  Stark  and  Col.  Warner,  and  was  dismissed  by  Gen. 
Lincoln  after  proceeding  90  miles. 

Frost,  Caleb,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Sullivan's  co..  Col.  James  Scam- 
inon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  5, 1775;  service, 
3  mos.  3  days;  a^so,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  Philip 
Hubbord's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  22,  1776;  service  to  Sept.  1,  1776,  7  mos.  10  days; 
company  stationed  at  Kittery  Point  and  Old  York  for  defence  of  seacoast ;  also, 
Capt.  Jedediah  Goodwin's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
travel  allowance  from  Albany  home ;  company  discharged  at  Albany  Nov.  30, 
1776;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Joseph  Bragdon,  Jr.,  Muster  Master,  dated 
York,  March  17,  1777;  Capt.  Samuel  Derby's  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt.;  resi- 
dence, Berwick ;  engaged  for  town  of  Berwick ;  term,  3  years ;  also.  Corporal,  2d 
CO.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Feb.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Darby's  (2d)  co..  Col. 
John  Bailey's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  25,  1778;  also, 
Corporal,  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  2,  1780. 


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Frost,  Cato.  Receipt  dated  April  28,  1778,  signed  by  Ebenezer  Frost,  for  wages  in  full 
due  his  servant,  said  Cato  Frost,  late  of  Col.  Nixon's  regt.,  for  service  in  1776 ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  (7th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th) 
regt.;  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  reported  died  Oct.  11,  1776. 

Frost,  Cato.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  enlisted  June  1,  1782; 
service,  7  mos. 

Frost,  Charles,  Falmouth.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Brackett's  co.,  Col.  Edmund 
Phiney's  (31st)  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  May  21,  1775,  to 
date  of  marching  from  Falmouth  to  headquarters,  July  3,  1775;  credited  with  43 
days  allowance;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Sept.  29,  1775; 
also,  Capt.  James  Johnson's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Oct.  24,  1775. 

Frost,  Charles  (also  given  Jr.),  Kittery.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co.,  CoL 
James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  6  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  28,  1775. 

Frost,  Charles.  Private ;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  tinder  Lieut. 
Col.  L.  Baldwin  dated  July  3,  1775. 

Frost,  Charles  (also  given  Jr.).  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  7th  (4th 
Kittery)  co.,  2d  York  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  sev- 
eral companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  John  Frost  and  others,  field  offi- 
cers, dated  Kittery,  April  23,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  April  29,  1776,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  April  29, 1776 ;  also,  2d  Lieuten- 
ant, Capt.  William  Holbrook's  co.,  Col.  John  Frost's  regt.;  list  of  officers  ap- 
pointed to  command  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Jotham  Moulton  to  Gen.  Warren,  at  Boston,  dated  Providence,  Dec. 
24,  1776;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Hamilton's  (7th)  co.,  2d  Yorlc  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  [year  not  given]  ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
William  Raith's  (7th)  co.,  Col.  Goodwin's  (2d  York  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia; 
list  of  officers;  commissioned  March  21,  1780. 

Frost,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  David  Bent's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushin's  regt.;  enlisted 
Sept.  5,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  15,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  18  days,  travel  included, 
at  the  Northward;  also,  Capt.  Jotham  Houghton's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt. ;  service  from  July  31, 1778,  to  Sept.  13, 1778, 1  mo.  14  days ;  company  raised 
for  6  weeks  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated  Petersham ;  also,  Capt.  Jotham 
Houghton's  CO. ;  service  from  Nov.  3,  1778,  to  Nov.  19,  1778,  17  days ;  company 
detached  from  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  (7th)  regt.,  Gen.  Warner's  brigade,  to 
reinforce  guards  at  the  barracks  in  Rutland  under  Col.  Jacob  Garrish  (Gerrish), 
and  to  escort  troops  of  Saratoga  convention  to  Enfield,  Conn. ;  roll  dated  Peter- 
sham. 

Frost,  David,  Cambridge.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thatcher's  co..  Col.  Gardner's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days ;  also,  Capt. 
John  Walton's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  27,  1776;  discharged  Nov. 
16,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  1  day,  travel  included;  roll  dated  North  Castle;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp,  Oct.  21,  1776. 

Frost,  David.  List  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  27,  1776,  of  men  drafted  to  go  to  Horse 
Neck,  N.  Y. ;  said  Frost  probably  went  in  place  of  Nathan  Watson  who  was 
drafted. 

Frost,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  3, 1779 ;  discharged 
Feb.  5,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  3  days,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and 
about  Boston. 


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Frost,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  King's  co.,  Col.  Sears's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  20, 
1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  20,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.,  at  Saratoga. 

Frost,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  David  Bent's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ; 
service,  11  days ;  company  detached  Aug.  20,  1777,  and  marched  from  Rutland  to 
Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

Frost,  Ebenezer  R.  Private,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co.  of  guards  stationed  at  Spring- 
field ;  arrived  at  Springfield  Feb.  20,  1781 ;  service  to  March  31,  1783,  2a  mos.  10 
days ;  company  made  up  of  rejected  recruits  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  3  years ;  reported  doing  garrison  duty  ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing's 
CO. ;  service  from  April  1, 1783,  to  June  30, 1783,  3  mos.,  at  Castle  Island  ;  reported 
as  one  of  the  rejected  troops  sent  from  Springfield  for  fort  duty ;  roll  returned  by 
Capt.  Lieut.  William  Burbeck  and  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Frost,  Edmund,  Cambridge.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Dana's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt. ;  arrived  at  destination  May  9, 1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  7  days,  including  travel 
to  camp  and  from  place  of  discharge ;  company  raised  for  2  mos.  service  at  Rhode 
Island;  roll  dated  South  Kingston;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col. 
Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards ;  joined  Jan.  16,  1778 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  2 
mos.  18  days;  company  stationed  at  Cambridge  and  Charlestown  to  guard  troops 
of  convention ;  also,  list  dated  Cambridge,  July  15,  1778,  of  men  returned  by 
Capt.  John  Walton  as  detached  from  his  company  to  reinforce  the  army  at  Provi- 
dence ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Edgell's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt. ;  en- 
listed July  3,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  1  daj' ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 1779;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  Freetown,  Sept.  13,  and  Oct.  18, 1778 ;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  8,  1779;  discharged  May  7, 
1779;  service,  3  mos.,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and  about  Boston; 
also,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  May  8, 1779;  discharged  Aug.  7, 1779; 
service,  3  mos.;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  8,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1779; 
service,  2  mos.  24  days  ;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Nov.  6, 1779 ;  discharged  Feb.  5, 
1780;  service,  3  mos.;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  6,  1780;  service,  3  mos.; 
above  service  from  May  8, 1779,  performed  with  guards  at  and  about  Boston  under 
successive  engagements  of  3  months. 

Frost,  Edmund,  Jr.,  Tewksbury.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army, 
as  returned  by  Capt.  Joshua  Baldwin,  dated  Billerica,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence, 
Tewksbury ;  engaged  for  town  of  Tewksbury  (also  given  IloUiston). 

Frost,  Edward  R.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  Continental 
service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Super- 
intendent for  said  county;  age,  17  j^rs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  IJ  in.;  complexion,  light; 
hair,  brown ;  eyes,  dark ;  occupation,  laborer ;  engaged  for  town  of  Charlestown ; 
engaged  Jan.  30,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Frost,  Eliot,  Kittery.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  for  the  term  of  9 
months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  John 
Frost,  Superintendent  for  said  count}',  by  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton,  at  Kittery,  June 
1, 1778,  to  be  conducted  to  Fishkill  and  delivered  to  Brig.  Jonathan  Warner ;  Capt. 
Leighton's  co.,  2d  York  Co.  regt. ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion, 
light;  residence,  Kittery;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  4,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  re- 
turned as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July 
20,  1778;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Bragdon's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt.; 
enlisted  May  4,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  26,  1780;  service,  7  mos.  27  days,  travel 
included,  under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward  ;  roll  sworn  to  at  York  ; 
also,  receipt  dated  Wells,  April  6,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Frost  by  Capt. 
Charles  Frost,  Jr.,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  7  of  the  town  of  Kittery,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Frost,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Winch's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullai-d's  regt.;  en- 
listed Sept.  1,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  11  days,  travel  in- 


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Frost,  Elisha,  continued, 

eluded,  in  Northern  department;  roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co.;  also,  Sergeant, 
Capt.  Lawson  Buckminster's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  28, 
1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  14  days,  travel  included;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Frost,  Enoch,  Gorham.  Corporal,  Capt.  Hart  Williams's  co.,  which  marched  April 
21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  24  days;  reported 
enlisted  into  the  army  May  15,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Hart  Williams's  co.,  Col. 
Edmund  Phinney's  (31st)  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  time  of  enlistment  to  date 
of  marching  to  headquarters,  July  5,  1775;  credited  with  allowance  for  10  weeks 
5  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Nov.  2,  1775;  also, 
Sergt.  Major,  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchel's  (Cumberland  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service 
July  6,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  19  days,  on  Penobscot 
expedition ;  roll  dated  North  Yarmouth ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  serving  as  Adju- 
tant, Capt.  Roger  Libby's  co. ;  joined  Oct.  1,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1779;  ser- 
vice at  the  Eastward  with  detachment  of  Cumberland  Co.  militia  under  Nathaniel 
Jordan,  Esq. ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Andi-ews's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Prime's 
regt.;  enlisted  May  13,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1780;  service,  7  mos.  19  days, 
under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward  ;  roll  sworn  to  in  York  Co. 

Frost,  Ephraim,  Dartmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Egery's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Daniel- 
son's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  6,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos. 
2  days;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  6, 
1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Rox- 
bury, Dec.  24,  1775. 

Frost,  Ephraim,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Trull's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
7  days. 

Frost,  Ephraim.  Pay  roll  of  officers  and  crew  belonging  to  the  brigantine  "Rising 
Empire,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Richard  Whellen,  sworn  to  in  Bristol  Co.;  en- 
gaged June  10,  1776;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  24  days. 

Frost,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  9, 1776;  discharged 
Dec.  12,  1776;  company  detached  Dec.  8,  1776,  for  service  at  Noddle's  Island. 

Frost,  Ephraim,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  William  Adams's  co.,  Col.  Thatcher's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 5  days ;  company  marched  by  request  of  Gen.  Washington  March  4,  1776,. 
at  the  time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights. 

Frost,  Frederick,  Hartwood.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Porter's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Paterson's  regt.,  which  marched  April  23,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775,  from  Becket  to  Cambridge;  service,  13  days;  also,  Corporal,  Capt. 
William  Watkins's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  detachment  of  Berkshire  Co. 
militia;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776;. 
enlistment  to  expire  March  15,  1777;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Stowers's  co.,  Col. 
John  Brown's  regt.;  enlisted  June  30,  1777;  discharged  July  26,  1777;  service, 
26  days;  company  marched  to  Saratoga;  also,  Lieut.  Jabez  Cornish's  co.,  Col. 
John  Brown's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  22,  1777;  service, 
9  days,  at  Bennington. 

Frost,  Gideon.  Surgeon's  Mate,  brigantine  "  Active,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Allen 
Hallet;  engaged  May  10, 1779;  discharged  Aug.  31, 1779;  service,  3  mos.  22  days. 
Roll  sworn  to  in  Sufifolk  Co. 

Frost,  Graham,  Pittsfield.  Private,  Capt.  David  Noble's  co.,  Col.  John  Patison's 
(Paterson's)  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775 ;  service,  7  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army. 


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Frost,  Ichabod,  Royalsborough  (also  given  Royalstown,  Windham,  and  Bradford). 
List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Armj'from  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's 
(2d  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  b}'  Capt.  Stephen  Hart,  dated  Dec.  6, 
1777;  residence,  Royalsborough;  engaged  for  town  of  Royalsborough;  joined 
Capt.  Blasdel's  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  in  Feb.  and  March,  1777,  by  the  East  Parish  in  Bradford  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  John  Savory,  dated  Bradford,  Feb.  13, 
1778;  residence,  Windham ;  engaged  for  town  of  Bradford ;  joined  Capt.  Blasdel's 
CO.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Smart's  co., 
Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Ai-my  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  March  1,  1777,  to  Oct.  1,  1778;  residence,  Bradford;  credited  to 
town  of  Bradford;  reported  promoted;  also,  Capt.  Nicholas  Blasdel's  co..  Col. 
Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  return  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge,  Feb.  5,  1778; 
residence,  Royalstown ;  engaged  for  town  of  Bradford ;  mustered  by  Esquire 
Cushing,  County  Muster  Master;  also.  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  May,  1778,  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp  "  Greeage ; "  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Oct.,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence;  reported  promoted  to  Ensign  Oct.  1,  1778; 
also.  Ensign,  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Oct.  2,  1779,  to  March  9,  1779;  reported  discharged;  also.  Ensign,  Capt.  Nicholas 
Blasdel's  (6th)  co.,  (late)  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  John 
Porter;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  discharged 
(also  given  resigned)  March  9,  1779;  reported  a  supernumerary  officer. 

Frost,  Israel.  Private,  Capt.  Brown's  co..  Col.  Hutchinson's  (Mass.  Line)  regt.  of  12 
months  men ;  list  of  deserters  in  1776 ;  credited  to  town  of  Portsmouth. 

Frost,  Jacob,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Trull's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Eben- 
ezer  Bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  9 
days ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  at  Cambridge  under 
Maj.  Baldwin  dated  May  15,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Walker's  co..  Col.  Eben- 
ezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  6,  1775, 
signed  by  said  Frost  and  others;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  20,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  a  prisoner  at  Boston;  also,  list  of 
men  who  received  money  from  the  public  treasury  for  losses  sustained  at  battles 
of  Lexington  and  Bunker  Hill;  amounts  allowed  in  Council  June  13,  1776; 
amount  receipted  for  by  Jacob  Frost  for  heirs  of  said  Jacob  Frost. 

Frost,  Jacob.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Amos  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  28,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780,  100  miles  from  home;  service,  3  mos.  8 
days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  detached  from  7th  Middlesex  Co.  regt.  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army  for  3  months  and  stationed  part  at  Fishkill  and  part  at 
Rhode  Island. 

Frost,  James,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8,  1777;  Capt.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  co..  Col. 
Marshall's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  4,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
residence,  Boston;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  3d  Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin 
Wallcut's  CO.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment, 
Jan.  4,  1777,  to  Feb.  5,  1777 ;  credited  with  33  days  allowance ;  subsistence  also 
allowed  for  11  days  travel  on  march  from  Boston  to  Bennington;  also,  Private, 
Lieut.  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  taken  prisoner  July  7,  1777, 
and  never  returned  until  Feb.  9,  1784,  as  per  Capt.  Wallcut's  certificate  dated 
Boston,  March  26,  1784. 

Frost,  James,  Cambridge.  Lieutenant  of  Tinmen,  Maj.  Joseph  Eayers's  co.,  Col. 
Flower's  regt.  of  artillery  artificers ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 


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Frost,  James,  continued. 

from  Feb.  27,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Master  Tinman;  return  dated  Spring- 
field, Aug.  20,  1779,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts,  stationed  at 
Springfield  with  artillery  artificers  commanded  by  David  Mason,  Lieutenant 
Colonel  of  Artillery,  and  Director  of  Ordnance,  and  certified  as  having  engaged 
for  3  years  or  during  the  war,  also  as  being  in  actual  service,  and  as  not  having 
been  absent  save  by  proper  authority  since  time  of  enlistment;  residence,  Cam- 
bridge; also,  Lieutenant  of  Tinmen,  Capt.  Hawes's  corps  stationed  at  Springfield ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

Frost,  James.  Private,  Capt.  "William  Adams's  co.,  Col.  Thatcher's  regt. ;  service,  5 
days;  company  marched  by  request  of  Gen.  Washington  March  4,  1776,  at  the 
time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights. 

Frost,  James.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  9,  1776;  discharged 
Dec.  12,  1776;  company  detached  Dec.  8,  1776,  for  service  at  Noddle's  Island; 
also,  company  receipt  dated  Cambridge,  May  9,  1777,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  service 
in  Capt.  John  Walton's  co.  at  Noddle's  Island  in  1776. 

Frost,  James.  Private,  Capt.  John  Redman's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Col.  John  Parke;  pay  roll  for  Aug.,  1778. 

Frost,  James,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  9, 1776 ;  discharged 
Dec.  12,  1776;  company  detached  Dec.  8,  1776,  for  service  at  Noddle's  Island. 

Frost,  John,  Berwick.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Nowell's  co.,  Col.  James  Scammon's 
(30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  6  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt. 
Thomas  Hodsdon's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.;  engaged  May  27,  1778;  dis- 
charged Feb.  12,  1779;  service,  9  mos.  2  da}'s,  travel  included,  at  North  river; 
company  raised  for  8  months ;  roll  dated  Berwick ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay 
rolls  for  June-Sept.,  1778,  dated  West  Point;  also,  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec, 
1778,  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Frost,  John,  Cambridge  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thatcher's  co.,  Col.  Gard- 
ner's regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19.  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Frost,  John  (also  given  Jr.),  Kittery.  Fifer,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co..  Col.  James 
Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  14,  1775; 
service,  2  mos.  22  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  28,  1775. 

Frost,  John,  Kittery.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  Edward  Cutts's  (1st  York  Co.)  regt. 
of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  Aug.  30, 1775 ;  a^so,  official  record 
of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  Feb.  2,  1776 ;  said  Frost  chosen 
Colonel,  2d  York  Co.  regt.;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  7,  1776; 
reported  commissioned  Feb.  7,  1776 ;  also,  list  of  officers  chosen  in  2d  York  Co. 
regt.,  as  returned  by  said  Frost  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Kittery,  April  23, 
1776;  also,  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  2d  Yorlv  Co.  regt., 
as  returned  by  said  Frost,  Colonel,  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Kittery,  Sept. 
3,  1776;  also.  Colonel;  list  of  officers  appointed  to  command  men  raised  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Jotham  Moulton  to  Gen.  War- 
ren, at  Boston,  dated  Providence,  Dec.  24,  1776;  also,  return  dated  May  7,  1777, 
attested  by  said  Frost,  Colonel,  of  men  drafted  from  2d  York  Co.  regt.  for  2  mos. 
service  at  Rhode  Island  or  elsewhere  in  New  England ;  also,  official  record  of  a 
ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  Aug.  11,  1777;  said  Frost  chosen 
Brigadier  of  York  Co.  militia ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Aug.  11, 1777 ; 
reported  commissioned  Aug.  11, 1777;  also,  petition  to  the  Council,  signed  by  said 
Frost,  Brigadier  of  York  Co.  militia,  requesting  that  officers  of  a  company  of 
matrosses  raised  in  York  Co.  be  commissioned;  ordered  in  Council  Dec.  9,  1777, 


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Frost,  Johx,  continued. 

that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  to  rein- 
force the  Continental  Army  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as 
attested  by  said  Frost,  Superintendent. 

Frost,  John,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Thomas  Grant's  (3d)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st) 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775,  signed  by  said 
Frost  and  others ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  drafted. 

Frost,  Johx,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Courtis's  (1st)  co..  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775  ;  enlisted  May  25,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  12  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  on 
furlough ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Beverly, 
Jan.  6,  1776. 

Frost,  John,  Natick.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Morse's  co..  Col.  Samuel  BuUard's  regt., 
which  marched  April  24,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
2  days;  also,  Capt.  James  Mellen's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  14  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  mone}^  dated  Dorchester,  Dec.  26,  1775. 

Frost,  John,  Princeton.  Private,  Capt.  James  Mirick's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  2,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  25  days,  travel 
included,  under  Lieut.  Col.  Ephraim  Sawyer;  company  raised  iu  Bolton  and 
Princeton  and  marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates  at  Saratoga;  also, 
Capt.  John  White's  co..  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's  regt.;  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  dis- 
charged April  14, 1778;  service,  17  days,  travel  included,  at  and  about  Boston; 
roll  dated  Lancaster;  also,  Capt.  Elias  Pratt's  co. ;  enlisted  April  19,  1779;  dis- 
charged July  1,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  12  days,  with  guards  at  Rutland;  company 
raised  for  3  months ;  also,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  19  (also  given 
Sept.  20),  1779;  arrived  at  place  of  rendezvous  and  was  discharged  Nov.  22, 
1779;  service,  2  mos.  7  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  de- 
tached from  militia  to  serve  in  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light  Infantry)  regt. ;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Bolton. 

Frost,  John,  Salem.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Winship's  co..  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.; 
receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  10,  1775,  signed  by  said  Frost  and 
others ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted 
May  8,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  1  day;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  30,  1775; 
reported  a  saddler  at  Cambridge ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Dec.  22,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Winship's  (4th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9, 1776; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept. -Dec,  1776. 

Frost,  John,  Weston.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Lamson's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

Frost,  John,  Williamsburgh.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fairfield's  detachment.  Col.  May's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  9;  discharged  Aug.  12  [year  not  given,  probably  1777]  ;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  9  days,  travel  included,  with  Northern  army ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt. 
Samuel  Fairfield's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  24,  1778; 
discharged  Dec.  12,  1778 ;  service,  2  mos.  24  days  [  ?],  at  Dorchester. 

Frost,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Baker's  co..  Col.  Hutchinson's  (Mass.  Line)  regt.  of  12 
months  men ;  list  of  deserters  in  1776 ;  credited  to  town  of  Marblehead. 

Frost,  John.  Private,  Capt.  William  Cannon's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 70  days ;  company  drafted  and  marched  to  Ticonderoga  May  6,  1777 ;  re- 
turned home  July  14,  1777.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Blandford  and  also  at  Westfield. 


114  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Frost,  John.  Private,  Lieut.  Enoch  Cooper's  co.,  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt. ;  enlisted 
May  28,  1777 ;  discharged  July  15,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  19  days,  on  an  expedition 
to  Ticonderoga;  company  raised  for  2  months.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 

Frost,  John.  Private, Capt.  William  Thurlo's  co.;  service, 9  days;  company  marched 
on  an  alarm  at  Bennington  Aug.  22,  1777,  under  command  of  Maj.  Ebenezer 
Bridge,  by  order  of  Gen.  Stark  and  Col.  Warner,  and  was  dismissed  by  Gen. 
Lincoln  after  proceeding  90  miles. 

Frost,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  19, 1777 ;  discharged 
Sept.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  10  days;  company  called  out  by  order  of  Col. 
Jonathan  Buck  for  service  at  Machias. 

Frost,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Sacket's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  20,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days,  at  the 
Northward;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Frost,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  joined  Nov.  7, 
1777 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  4  mos.  26  days,  with  guards  at  Cambridge. 

Frost,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Jan.  12,  1778;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  83  days,  with  guards  at  Cambridge. 

Frost,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargeant's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  de- 
tached July  3,  1778;  service  to  July  17,  1778,  14  days,  at  Winter  Hill. 

Frost,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  arrived 
at  camp  July  9,  1778;  discharged  Feb.  12,  1779;  service,  7  mos.  12  days,  travel 
included,  at  North  river,  N.  Y. ;  company  raised  for  8  months  ;  also,  order  dated 
Blandford,  Feb.  20,  1779,  for  wages  for  service  in  Capt.  Carpenter's  co..  Col. 
Wood's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co.  of  guards  raised  for  3 
months  and  stationed  at  Springfield ;  enlisted  Oct.  6, 1779 ;  discharged  Jan.  6, 1780 ; 
service,  3  mos. 

Frost,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  ofHcers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thorn,"  commanded 
by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14,  1780;  stature,  5  ft. 
6  in. ;  complexion,  light. 

Frost,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  re- 
turned by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co. ;  age,  17  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged 
for  town  of  Blandford;  engaged  May  1,  1781;  term,  3  years;  also,  receipt  dated 
Blandford,  April  28, 1781,  signed  by  John  Ferguson,  for  bounty  paid  him  by  John 
Scott  and  others,  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Blandford,  for  said  Frost,  who  enlisted 
into  the  Continental  Army,  he  being  a  minor  under  the  care  of  said  Ferguson. 

Frost,  John.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  April  30,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Frost  by 
Joseph  Allen,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  2  of  the  town  of  Groton,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Frost,  John.  2d  Lieutenant,  ship  "Jason"  (privateer);  petition  dated  Boston,  June 
2,  1779,  signed  by  Mungo  Mackay,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  others,  of  Boston, 
asking  that  John  Manley  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  said  ship ;  ordered 
in  Council  June  2,  1779,  that  a  commission  be  issued ;  also,  petition  dated  Boston, 
Feb.  17,  1783,  signed  by  Benjamin  Guild  and  Co.,  asking  that  said  Frost  be 
commissioned  as  commander  of  the  cutter  "  Swift "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Coun- 
cil Sept.  17,  1783,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Frost,  John,  2d.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Sacket's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  20,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  27,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  7  days,  in  Northern 
department;  company  raised  for  3  months. 


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Frost,  Jonathan,  Cambridge.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thatcher's  co.,  Col.  Gardner's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service,  1  day;  also,  Capt. 
Joel  Fletcher's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated 
Charlestown  Camp,  June  26,  1775,  signed  by  said  Frost  and  others ;  also,  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Frost,  Jonathan,  Norwich.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Pomeroy's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
7  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  28, 1775  ;  also,  Capt.  Abner  Pomroy's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  April 
27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  28,  1775. 

Frost,  Jonathan  (also  given  Jr.),  Tewksbury.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Trull's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  9  days;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Walker's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Bridge's  (27th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  24,  1775, 
signed  by  said  Frost  and  others;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  20,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  «/so,  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Tewksbury  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Holliston  ;  term,  3 
years;  also,  Private,  7th  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  regt.;  Continental  Armj'  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  April  19,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Tewksbury; 
credited  to  town  of  Tewksbury;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Danforth's  co..  Col. 
Nixon's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  in 
Camp  near  Peekskill;  reported  transferred  to  invalids;  also,  Lieut.  Ephraim 
Minot's  corps  of  invalids ;  pay  roll  for  June-Sept.,  1778,  dated  Boston  ;  also,  Lieut. 
Osgood  Carleton's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nicola's  regt.; 
muster  rolls  dated  Sept.  9,  and  Oct.  2,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  Capt.  McFarland's  corps  of  invalids;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  April  1, 1780;  reported  discharged  April 
1,  1780. 

Frost,  Jonathan,  Tewksbury  (also  given  Duxbury).  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised 
to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
June  5,  1780;  age,  29  yrs  ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  ruddy;  engaged  for 
town  of  Tewksbury ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  9,  1780 ;  also,  list  of  6  months 
men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex 
Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Aug.  6,  1780 ;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as 
having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  residence, 
Duxbury  ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Tewksbury  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  4,  1780 ;  discharged 
Dec.  25,  1780 ;  service,  6  mos.  2  days. 

Frost,  Jonathan,  Westborough.  Private,  Capt.  James  Myrick's  co..  Col.  Nathan 
Sparhawk's  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  12,  1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1778 ;  service,  2 
mos.  3  days ;  company  raised  to  serve  at  and  about  Boston  until  Jan.  1, 1779. 

Frost,  Jonathan.  List  of  men  who  received  money  from  the  public  treasury  for  losses 
sustained  at  battles  of  Lexington  and  Bunker  Hill;  amounts  allowed  in  Council 
June  13,  1776. 

Frost,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Wales's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Sept.  22,  1777;  discharged  Sept.  28,  1777;  service,  12  days,  travel  included; 
company  marched  to  Stillwater  and  Saratoga.     Roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 

Frost,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Jewett's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  15  days,  with 
Northern  army ;  company  marched  to  Saratoga.    Roll  dated  Littleton. 


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Frost,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  5,  1779;  dis- 
charged May  4,  1779;  service,  4  mos.,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at 
and  about  Boston;  also,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  June  1,  1779;  dis- 
charged July  31,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  with  guards  at  and  about  Boston;  com- 
pany raised  for  3  months. 

Frost,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  John  Porter's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (2d)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  19,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  15  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack  ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Frost,  Jonathan.  Private,  Sergt.  William  "Warland's  detachment.  Col.  Samuel  Danny's 
(Denny's)  2d  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  25,  1779 ;  discharged  Dec.  3,  1779 ;  service,  1 
mo.  9  da.vs,  at  Albanj'. 

Frost,  Jonathan  (also  given  John).  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Clap's  co..  Col.  Israel 
Chapen's  (3d)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  18,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1 
mo.  10  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Arm}'  for  3  months;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Northampton,  Sept.  10, 
1780,  of  men  detached  from  Col.  Israel  Chapin's  (2d  Hampshire  Co.)  regt.  for  the 
term  of  3  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  22,  1780 ;  Lieut.  Strong's  co. ;  age,  29 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Westhampton ; 
mustered  July  10,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Arm.y,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co. ; 
age,  30  yrs.;  stature  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation, 
farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Westhampton;  term,  3  years;  also,  receipt  dated 
March  26,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Frost  by  the  class  committee  of  the  town  of 
AVesthampton  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Maynard's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Maj',  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  on  command  at  the  Lines ; 
also,  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781 ;  enlisted  March  19,  1781 ;  reported  on 
command  with  Col.  Scammell;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  sworn  to  at 
Peekskill;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Sept.,  1781-Feb.,  1782;  reported  died  at  West 
Point,  Feb.  22,  1782,  of  small-pox. 

Frost,  Jonathan.  Marine,  frigate  "  Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nicholson ; 
engaged  Feb.  25,  1782;  service  to  May  31,  1782,  3  mos.  6  days;  engagement,  5 
months. 

Frost,  Jonathan.  Receipt  dated  June  27,  1783,  for  wages  for  service  to  July  25,  1782, 
on  board  the  frigate  "Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Mauley. 

Frost,  Jonathan.  Return  of  train  band  and  alarm  list  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Frost 
appears  among  men  belonging  to  train  band. 

Frost,  Joseph,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Putnam's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  8,  1779;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1779,4  mos.  23  days,  at  Rhode 
Island;  also,  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  5  days  service  at  Rhode 
Island. 

Frost,  Joseph  (also  given  Jr.),  Andover.  Capt.  Thomas  Francis's  co.,  10th  Mass. 
regt.;  descriptive  list;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair, 
light;  residence,  Andover;  engaged  Nov.  -,  1779,  by  Capt.  Abbot;  term,  during 
war;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Abbott's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (Uth)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Nov.  25,  1779,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
also.  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  enlisted  April  26,  1781;  service,  20 
mos.  6  days. 

Frost,  Joseph,  Bellingham  (also  given  Roxbury).  Private,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co., 
36th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5, 1775 ;  enlisted  April  27, 1775 ; 
also,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  order  for  bounty  coat 


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Frost,  Joseph,  contintied. 

or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  23, 1775;  also,  receipt  dated 
Albany,  Nov.  28, 1776,  for  bounty  paid  said  Frost  by  Capt.  Samuel  Foster,  of  Col. 
Greaton's  regt.,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  during  the  war ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  for  Continental  service,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Metcalf,  of  Col.  Wheelock's 
regt.,  June  18,  1777 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Amos  Ellis's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  (4tb  Suffolk  Co.)  regt., 
sworn  to  at  Wrentham,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Bellingham ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Bellingham ;  joined  Capt.  Foster's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  term,  3  years,  to 
expire  April  -,  1780 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Ebenezer  Gore's  (1st)  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  (1st  Suflfolk  Co.) 
regt.,  sworn  to  at  Roxbury,  Feb.  21, 1778 ;  residence,  Roxbury ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Roxbury;  joined  Capt.  Foster's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  term  to  expire 
April  -,  1780 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  IG,  1777;  Capt.  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt.; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Foster's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Aug.  6,  1778;  reported  de- 
serted; aiso,  Capt.  Foster's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  battalion;  muster  roll  for 
Dec,  1777,  dated  Albany;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  also, 
Capt.  Foster's  (3d)  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  James  Tisdale;  muster  roll  for 
June  and  July,  1778,  dated  White  Plains ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Foster's  co.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  James  Tisdale;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1778,  dated  White  Plains; 
reported  missing  Aug.  6,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Sept., 
1778;  reported  deserted  Aug.  4,  1778. 

Frost,  Joseph,  Cambridge.  Capt.  Benjamin  Lock's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's  regt. ; 
enlisted  May  2  [year  not  given,  probably  1775]  ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lock's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's  (late  Gard- 
ner's) 37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  receipt 
for  wages  for  Oct.,  1775,  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill,  signed  by  said  Frost  and 
others ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill, 
Dec.  22,  1775;  a/so.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Dana's  co..  Col.  Mclntush's  (Mcin- 
tosh's) regt. ;  arrived  at  camp  March  20, 1776 ;  discharged  April  16, 1776 ;  service, 
28  days,  at  the  Lines  at  Boston;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  mouths,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  July  26,  1780;  age,  23  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Cambridge ;  marched  to  camp  July  26, 1780,  under  command 
of  Capt.  Fox;  a^so,  list  of  6  months  men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph 
Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Eh%  Commissioner,  dated 
Springfield  Aug.  6,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Cambridge  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  1, 
1780 ;  discharged  Jan.  4,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  4  days ;  reported  as  belonging  to 
the  artillery. 

Frost,  Joseph,  Groton.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Farwell's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  6,  1775;  service,  86  days; 
also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Nov.  16, 1775;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9 
months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  1st  co..  Col.  Reed's  regt. ;  age, 
21  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  residence,  Groton;  engaged  for  town  of  Groton; 
arrived  at  Fishkill  July  11,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jona- 
than Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  J.  Glover  [date  not  given]. 

Frost,  Joseph,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  TruU's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
4  days. 


118  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Frost,  Joseph,  Tewksbury.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Charles  Furbush's  co.,  Col.  Bridge's 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  30,  1775,  signed  by  said 
Frost  and  others;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
listed May  25,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  12  days. 

Frost,  Joseph,  Tewksbury.  Capt.  Benjamin  Walker's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
(27th)  regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  6,  1775,  signed  by 
said  Frost  and  others ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days;  also,  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Frost,  Joseph,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Farmer's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan 
Reed's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  29,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1777;  service,  41  days; 
company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army.     [See  Joseph  Foster.] 

Frost,  Joseph,  Tewksbury.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June 
9, 1779,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Eleazer  Brooks  to  Maj.  Hosmer,  dated  Lincoln, 
July  21,  1779;  Capt.  Trull's  co..  Col.  Brown's  (7th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt. ;  age,  40 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  residence,  Tewksbury ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Tewksbury;  term,  9  months;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Tisdale,  at  Springfield, 
Aug.  23,  1779;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  as  returned  by  Joseph 
Hosmer,  Superintendent,  Nov.  24,  1779. 

Frost,  Joseph  (also  given  Joshua,  and  Joseph,  Jr.),  Tewksbury.  List  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Joshua  Baldwin,  dated 
Billerica,  Feb.  16,  1778 ;  residence,  Tewksbury ;  engaged  for  town  of  Tewksbury 
(also  given  Holliston) ;  joined  Capt.  Dolliver's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3 
years;  a^so.  Private,  Capt.  Hunt's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  June  18,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt. 
Gawen  Brown's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  "  Gulf ; " 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778,  dated  Providence ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  Lieut.  Thomas 
Turner's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  March,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Thomas 
Hunt's  (8th)  CO.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779, 
dated  Pawtuxet ;  reported  on  command  at  Newton ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  re- 
turn dated  Camp  Providence,  July  9,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Hunt's  (4th)  co..  Col. 
Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
June  16,  1780;  reported  discharged  June  16,  1780;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp 
near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col. 
Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in 
Col.  Henrjr  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the 
command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779; 
Capt.  Hunt's  CO. ;  residence,  Tewksbury ;  engaged  for  town  of  Duxbury ;  engaged 
June  16  (also  given  June  18),  1777. 

Frost,  Joseph  (also  given  Josiah),  Tewksbury.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in 
Middlesex  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ; 
Capt.  Baldwin's  co..  Col.  Spaulding's  regt. ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  resi- 
dence, Tewksbury ;  engaged  for  town  of  Tewksbury ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June 
22,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised 
to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
June  5,  1780;  age,  25  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy;  engaged  for 
town  of  Tewksbury;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  9,  1780;  also,  list  of  6  months 
men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner, 
dated  Springfield,  Aug.  6,  1780;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service 
and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated 


IN"  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  119 

Frost,  Joseph  (also  given  Josiah),  cotitimied. 

Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town 
of  Tewksbury  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  4, 
1780;  discharged  Dec.  23,  1780;  service,  6  mos.,  travel  included. 

Frost,  Joseph.  Memorandum  of  firelocks  received  from  sundry  ofHcers  and  men; 
date  of  delivery  Jan.  4,  1776. 

Frost,  Joseph.  List  dated  July  8, 1776,  of  men  liired  to  serve  on  Crown  Point  expedi- 
tion ;  said  Frost  hired  by  Jonathan  Tompson,  probably  of  Wilmington. 

Frost,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Wellington's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776 ;  enlisted  Oct.  1,  1776. 

Frost,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Chapin's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  12,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  6,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  24  days, 
travel  included,  under  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department. 

Frost,  Joseph.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. ;  joined  Sept.  4,  1778;  discharged 
Sept.  11,  1778;  also,  company  receipt  for  wages  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1778, 
and  endorsed  "  John  Walton,  Capt. ;  "  said  Frost  received  wages  for  8  days  service. 

Frost,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  John  Davis's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  regt.;  en- 
listed Sept.  25,  1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778  ;  service,  3  mos.  9  days,  travel  in- 
cluded ;  company  detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

Frost,  Joseph.  Fifer,  Capt.  Aaron  Jewett's  co..  Col.  Samuel  BuUard's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  15, 1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  26  days,  travel  included, 
with  Northern  army ;  company  marched  to  Saratoga ;  roll  dated  Littleton  ;  also, 
Fifer,  Capt.  John  Porter's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (2d)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  19, 
1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  15  days,  travel  included,  at 
Claverack;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Frost,  Joseph  (also  given  Jr.).  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  18,  1780;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for 
town  of  Andover;  marched  to  camp  July  18,  1780,  under  command  of  Joseph 
Brown,  Esq. ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Andover  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  June  26, 1780 ;  discharged 
Dec.  8,  1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  24  da.ys ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  ser- 
vice, agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  May  8, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Andover;  term,  during  war;  also,  receipt  dated  Andover,  June  15,  1781,  for 
bount}'  paid  said  Frost  by  Class  No.  3  of  the  South  District  of  Andover  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  during  the  war. 

Frost,  Joseph.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1782,  12  mos. 

Frost,  Joseph.  List  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Reading  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  the  Selectmen,  sworn 
to  in  Middlesex  Co.,  Feb.  25,  1782 ;  said  Frost  engaged  for  the  war. 

Frost,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Chambers's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt.;  return  for  wages,  etc.;  wages  allowed  said  Frost  for  Dec,  1781  [?]  ; 
reported  discharged  April  10  [year  not  given]  ;  also,  7th  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt. ;  re- 
turn of  men  entitled  to  gratuity,  agreeable  to  act  of  Congress  of  May  15,  1778,  for 
serving  during  the  war;  said  Frost  discharged  April  10  [year  not  given],  on  pro- 
vision of  Congress  of  April  23,  1782 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Jackson's  co.,  6th  Mass. 
regt.;  list  of  United  States  pensioners  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1787,  as  returned  by 
John  Lucas,  Commissary  of  Pensions;  age,  49  yrs.;  pensioned  April  10,  1783. 


120  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Frost,  Joseph,  Jr.,  Tewksburj.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Brown's  co.  (Southeast  co.  in 
Tewksbury),  Col.  David  Green's  (Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days. 

Frost,  Joshua,  Tewksbur3-.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Drury's  co.,  Col.  Turner's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  24,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  for  5  months. 

Frost,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Solomon  Pollard's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Green's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days  ;  also,  list  of 
men  belonging  to  Capt.  Solomon  Pollard's  (Billerica)  co.  in  camp  at  Cambridge, 
dated  May  1,  1775. 

Frost,  Josiah.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Clap's  co.,  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  (3d)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  16,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  12  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Strong's  co.,  Col.  Sears's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  10,  1781 ;  marched  to  Albany  Aug.  17,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  20, 
1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days,  at  Saratoga. 

Frost,  Mark.  Private,  Capt.  Esaias  Preble's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ; 
marched  from  home  March  31,  1778 ;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  at  AVinter  Hill ;  com- 
pany detached  from  militia  to  serve  from  April  2,  1778,  to  July  3,  1778;  also,  re- 
ceipt dated  Lebanon,  May  27, 1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Frost  by  Ichabod  Cowell, 
Chairman  of  Class  No.  2  of  the  town  of  Lebanon,  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Frost,  Moses,  Berwick.  List  of  men  drafted  from  Col.  John  Frost's  (2d  York  Co.) 
regt.,  dated  May  7,  1777,  and  endorsed  "  for  Rhode  Island ;  "  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Thomas  Hodsdon's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  9,  1778 ;  dis- 
charged Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  7  days,  travel  included,  at  North  river; 
company  raised  for  8  months ;  roll  dated  Berwick ;  also,  pay  rolls  for  June-Sept., 
1778,  dated  West  Point;  also,  payrolls  for  Nov.,  1778-Jan.,  1779,  dated  King's 
Ferry;  also,  Capt.  John  Goodwin's  co.,  Maj.  Daniel  Littlefield's  detachment  of 
York  Co.  militia ;  detached  July  10,  1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1779 ;  service,  2 
mos.,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Frost,  Nathaniel,  Gorham.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Alexander  McClellan's  (2d  Gorham 
CO.)  5th,  also  given  4th,  co.,3d  Cumberland  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  offi- 
cers chosen  in  said  regiment ;  ordered  in  Council  May  10,  1776,  that  said  officers 
be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  May  10,  1776 ;  also,  Ensign,  Capt. 
Richard  Mayberry's  co.,  Col.  Francis's  regt. ;  return  of  officers  to  be  commissioned 
dated  Sept.  23,  1776;  company  made  up  from  Col.  Togg's  (Fogg's),  Pike's,  and 
Purrington's  regts..  Brig.  Thompson's  brigade ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  26, 1776, 
that  said  officers  be  commissioned  with  the  exception  of  2d  Lieutenants  and  officers 
of  Lieut.  John  Gay's  co. ;  also.  Ensign;  list  of  officers  returned  by  Col.  Ebenezer 
Francis  endorsed  "  Dorchester  Heights,  Oct.  -,  1776 ; "  marched  to  join  the  regi- 
ment Aug.  10  [1776]  ;  also,  Capt.  Mayberry's  co..  Col.  Francis's  regt. ;  pay  ab- 
stract for  travel  allowance  from  Dorchester  Heights  home ;  warrant  allowed  in 
Council  Nov.  29,  1776;  also,  Ensign,  same  co.  and  regt.;  list  of  officers  of  two 
regiments  raised  for  defence  of  Boston  [year  not  given] . 

Frost,  Nathaniel,  Kittery.  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel 
allowance  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights  in  Aug.,  1776;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Samuel  Leighton's  co..  Col.  Francis's  I'egt.;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance,  etc., 
from  Dorchester  Heights  home ;  said  Frost  credited  with  4  days  allowance ;  "war- 
rant allowed  in  Council  Nov.  29, 1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co..  Col.  Fran- 
cis's regt. ;  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.-Nov.,  1776,  dated  Dorchester ; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Joseph  Bragdon,  Jr.,  Muster  Master,  dated  York, 
March  31,  1777 ;  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  reported  received 
State  and  Continental  bounties ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co..  Col. 


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Frost,  Nathaniel,  continued. 

Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  23  raos.  as  Private,  13  mos.  as  Cor- 
poral; promoted  to  Corporal  Dec.  1,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co.,  Col. 
Samuel  Brewer's  regt.;  return  dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778; 
residence,  Kittery ;  engaged  for  town  of  Kittery ;  reported  on  command  with  the 
Major;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Burbank's  co.,  Col.  Sprout's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  paj'  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt. 
James  Means's  co.,  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  stature,  5 
ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  occupation,  carpenter;  residence,  Kit- 
tery; enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777,  at  Kittery,  by  Col.  Frost;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Frost,  Nathaniel.  Seaman;  list  dated  His  Majesty's  ship  "Eagle"  off  New  York, 
April  25,  1777,  of  prisoners  released  in  exchange  for  British  prisoners  by  order  of 
Lord  Howe ;  prisoners  permitted  to  pass  into  Connecticut  and  the  Island  of  Nan- 
tucket ;  said  Frost  exchanged  for  John  Lambert,  Seaman. 

Frost,  Neptune,  Cambridge.  List  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  27,  1776,  of  men  drafted  to 
go  to  Horse  Neck,  N.  Y. ;  said  Frost  reported  as  having  volunteered  for  the  ser- 
vice ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. ;  company 
return  dated  Camp,  Oct.  31,  1776;  said  Frost  reported  as  having  lost  articles  in 
battle ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  27, 1776 ;  discharged  Nov.  9,  1776 ; 
service,  1  mo.  24  days,  travel  included;  roll  dated  North  Castle;  also.  Drummer, 
Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards;  joined  Jan.  14, 
1778;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos.  20  days,  guarding  troops  of  convention  at 
Charlestown  and  Cambridge ;  also,  receipt  dated  Cambridge,  April  6,  1778,  signed 
by  said  Frost  and  others  of  Capt.  John  Walton's  co.,  for  wages  granted  by  the 
State  as  a  bounty ;  also,  list  dated  Cambridge,  July  27,  1778,  of  men  detached 
to  guard  troops  of  convention  to  Rutland ;  said  Frost  credited  with  7  days  ser- 
vice; also.  Drummer,  Capt.  Stephen  Frost's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  7,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  29  days,  at  Rhode 
Island ;  company  raised  for  3  months ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Mid- 
dlesex Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer, 
Superintendent  for  said  county;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3;^  in.;  complexion, 
black  ;  hair,  black  ;  eyes,  black  ;  occupation,  laborer ;  engaged  for  town  of  Cam- 
bridge; engaged  Feb.  27,  1781;  term,  3  years;  also,  receipt  dated  Cambridge, 
Northwest  Precinct,  Feb.  26,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Frost  by  Class  No.  6  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel 
Pilsbury's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  wages  allowed  said  Frost 
for  Jan. -Dec,  1782. 

Frost,  Noah,  Monson.  Private,  Capt.  Nehemiah  May's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  16,  1777 ;  discharged  July  8,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  2  days, 
travel  included,  at  Ticonderoga ;  company  raised  for  2  months ;  roll  dated  South 
Brimfield ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Phineas  Stebbins's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  1,  1778;  service  to  Dec.  12,  1778,  2  mos.  17  days,  travel  in- 
cluded; company  detached  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Sullivan  but  subse- 
quently ordered  to  Boston;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Keep's  co..  Col.  Israel 
Chapen's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  25,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
4  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months. 

Frost,  Noah,  Springfield.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  rettirned  as  re- 
ceived of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  11,  1780;  age,  43  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for 
town  of  Springfield ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  10,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July 
11,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Bancroft;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6 
months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in 


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Frost,  Noah,  continued. 

a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Springfield  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780; 
marched  July  10,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  17,  1780;  service,  4  mos.  14  days;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Chambers's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  a  number  of  men  omitted  from  rolls  made  up  previous  to  Aug.  1, 
1780 ;  "  said  Frost "  enlisted  July  10,  and  discharged  from  the  hospital ;  "  credited 
with  22  days  service;  also,  pay  abstracts  for  July-Sept.,  1780;  reported  sick  and 
absent;  also,  pay  abstract  for  Oct.,  1780;  reported  sick  at  Fishkill;  also,  pay 
abstract  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1780,  dated  West  Point;  reported  discharged  Nov.  11, 
1780. 

Frost,  Pepperell,  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.  Private,  Capt.  John  Brackett's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  to  headquarters  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  5  days.     [See  Andrew  Pepr'l  Frost.] 

Frost,  Peter,  Wrentham  (also  given  Medway).  Private,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  Greaton's  regt.,  which  assembled  and  marched  on  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775;  service,  8  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co..36th  regt.;  company 
return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  also,  Capt.  John 
Boyd's  CO.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  order  for  liounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  23, 1775 ;  also.  Drummer,  Capt.  Joseph  Lovell's  co., 
4th  regt.;  service,  23  days;  company  marched  from  Medway  to  Warwick,  R.  I., 
on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Ellis's  co.,  Col.  Benja- 
min Haws'sregt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  2o,  1777;  service  to  Oct.  31,  1777,  1  mo.  7  days, 
at  Little  Compton,  R.  I. ;  roll  dated  Bellingham;  also,  list  of  men  returned  by  a 
committee  of  the  town  of  Medway,  April  13,  1778,  as  having  rendered  service 
at  various  times  subsequent  to  April  19,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Has- 
kins's  CO.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  July  24,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  10 
days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779 ;  roll  dated  Tiverton. 

Frost,  Phineas.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Stowers's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Sept.  29,  1777;  service,  8  days;  compau}'  stationed  at 
Stillwater;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Goodrich's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Miles  Powell's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  18,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
10  days,  travel  Included,  at  New  Haven,  Conn. 

Frost,  Reuben,  Kittery.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Joseph  Bragdon,  Jr.,  Muster  Mas- 
ter for  York  Co.,  dated  York,  July  10,  1777;  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co.,  Col. 
Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  residence,  Kittery  ;  term,  3  years ;  reported  received  State 
and  Continental  bounties;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Sprout's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  1,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31, 1779;  also,  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.;  re- 
turn dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778;  residence,  Kittery;  engaged 
for  town  of  Kittery ;  reported  sick  and  absent. 

Frost,  Richard,  Charlestown.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  Continental 
service  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Charlestown ;  engaged  for  town  of  Charles- 
town. 

Frost,  Richard.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tapper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from  May  1, 
1781,  8  mos. 

Frost,  Richard.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from  May  11, 
1781,  7  mos.  20  days. 

Frost,  Richard.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county ; 
age,  12  yrs. ;  stature,  4  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  dark; 
occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Reading;  engaged  May  17,  1781 ;  term, 
during  war. 


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Fhost,  Richard.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1782,  4  mos. 

Frost,  Richard.  Receipt  dated  Andover,  July  16,  1781,  signed  by  Joseph  Frost,  for 
bounty  paid  him  for  his  son,  said  Richard  Frost,  by  Samuel  Hereck,  in  behalf  of 
a  class  of  the  town  of  Andover,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  during  the  war ; 
also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Peter  Clayes's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc.,  for  the  year  1782 ;  also,  1st  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt. ;  re- 
turn endorsed  "  1782,"  of  men  entitled  to  $80  gratuity,  agreeable  to  act  of  May  15, 
1778,  for  serving  during  the  war;  also,  order  on  Capt.  Heywood,  Agent  of  (late) 
6th  Mass.  regt.,  dated  Andover,  April  26,  1784,  signed  by  said  Frost,  for  wages 
due  for  service  in  said  regiment. 

Frost,  Samuel,  Framingham.  2d  Corporal,  Capt.  Simon  Edgell's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord  and  Cambridge;  ser- 
vice, 4  days;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Drury's  co..  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  15 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Sept.  30,  1775;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Dec.  22,  1775. 

FuosT,  Samuel,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Lieut.  Thomas  Clark's  co.,  Col.  Green's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775  ;  service,  3  days. 

Frost,  Samuel,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Pond's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  10  days;  also,  Capt.  Oliver 
Pond's  CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Read's  (20th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
listed May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  25, 
1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Rox- 
bury,  Dec.  27,  1775. 

Frost,  Samuel,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Lewis  Whiting's  co.,  Col.  Wheelock's  regt. ; 
company  return  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Aug.  27,  1776;  age,  22  yrs. ;  also, 
copy  of  an  enlistment  agreement  dated  July  2,  1776,  signed  by  said  Frost  and 
others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  until  Dec.  1,  1776,  unless  sooner  discharged, 
to  furnish  themselves  with  blankets,  firearms,  etc.,  and  to  march  with  despatch  to 
join  the  Northern  army ;  enlisted  July  10,  1776. 

Frost,  Samuel,  Wrentham.  Drummer,  Capt.  Aaron  Gill's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  16,  1776 ;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  15  days ;  rolls  dated 
Camp  at  Hull;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776,  dated  Hull; 
service,  1  mo.  3  days,  including  time  to  return  home. 

Frost,  Samuel,  Wrentham.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
1st  Wrentham  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  by 
Capt.  Samuel  Fisher,  sworn  to  at  Wrentham,  Feb.  18, 1778 ;  residence,  Wrentham ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham ;  joined  Capt.  Goodale's  (also  given  Capt. 
Drown's)  co..  Col.  Lee's  regt. ;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  May  -,  1780;  also,  list  of 
men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston, 
July  20,  1777;  Capt.  Drown's  co.,  Col.  Lee's  regt.;  also,  Sergeant;  return  certi- 
fied at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to 
Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massa- 
chusetts in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment 
under  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  arrangement  of  April  9, 1779 ; 
residence,  Wrentham  ;  enlisted  June  29,  1777;  said  Frost  appears  among  men  be- 
longing to  Col.  AVilliam  R.  Lee's  regt.  who  had  been  discharged  from  the  rolls 
prior  to  the  above  arrangement;  reported  never  joined. 

Frost,  Samuel.  Ensign,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  (7th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept.-Dec,  1776 ;  also,  Lieutenant, 
Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  regt. ;  Continental  Arm j- pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  co.,  Col. 


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Frost,  Samuel,  continued. 

Thomas  Nixon's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  of  Continental  Army ;  commissioned  March 
27,  1777 ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  rations 
from  June  11,  1777,  to  Aug.  31, 1777,  certified  at  Albany ;  said  Frost  credited  with 
37  days  allowance;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  (7th)  co..  Col. 
Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island,  Sept.  2,  1777,  and 
sworn  to  in  camp  near  Stillwater;  appointed  Jan.  1, 1777;  also,  return  for  rations 
from  Sept.  1,  1777,  to  Oct.  22,  1777,  certified  at  Albany;  said  Frost  credited  with 
53  days  allowance ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1777,  dated  Albany ;  also, 
muster  roll  dated  May  4,  1778;  reported  furloughed  by  Maj.  Thompson  March 
10,  1778,  for  40  days;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  regt.;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  in 
camp  near  Peeksliill,  Feb.  16,  1779;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Holden's  co., 
Col.  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1779,  dated  Highlands;  also, 
Lieutenant,  acting  as  Adjutant,  Capt.  John  Holden's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's 
(6th)  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  June-Dec  ,  1779;  also.  Lieutenant,  acting  as  Adju- 
tant, Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  paj^  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  appointed  Adjutant  April  1,  1779;  also.  Lieu- 
tenant, (late)  Capt.  John  Holden's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for 
July,  1780;  also.  Lieutenant,  Lieut.  Col.  Whiting's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.;  pay  ab- 
stracts for  Aug.-Dec,  1780;  also.  Captain  Lieutenant,  Paymaster  and  Clothier, 
Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said 
Frost  for  Jan.-Dec,  1781 ;  also.  Captain  Lieutenant  and  Paymaster,  same  regt.; 
return  of  officers,  dated  April  23,  1782 ;  commissioned  Oct.  16, 1780 ;  also,  Captain 
Lieutenant  and  Paymaster,  same  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said 
Frost  for  Jan.-Dec,  1782;  also.  Captain,  same  regt.;  return  for  wages,  etc.; 
wages  allowed  said  Frost  between  Oct.  and  Dec,  1782,2  mos.  19  days;  probably 
succeeded  Capt.  Benjamin  Pike  in  command  of  company ;  also.  Captain,  Col. 
Benjamin  Tupper's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  of  officers  entitled  to  the  commutation  of  5 
years  full  pay  in  lieu  of  half  pay,  pursuant  to  an  Act  of  Congress  of  March  22, 
1783. 

Frost,  Samuel.  Seaman;  list  of  prisoners  to  be  returned  in  exchange  for  British 
prisoners  sent  to  New  York  in  the  cartel  "  Favorite,"  as  returned  by  Robert  Pier- 
pont.  Commissary  of  Prisoners  [year  not  given] ;  said  Frost  to  be  exchanged  for 
James  Price,  Seaman. 

Frost,  Samuel.  Seaman ;  list  of  prisoners  to  be  returned  in  exchange  for  British 
prisoners  sent  to  New  York  in  the  cartel  "  Favorite,"  as  returned  by  Robert  Pier- 
pont,  Commissary  of  Prisoners  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Frost  to  be  exchanged  for 
John  Gould,  Seaman. 

Frost,  Samuel,  Jr  Private,  Capt.  William  Adams's  co..  Col.  Thatcher's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 5  days ;  company  marched  by  request  of  Gen.  Washington  March  4,  1776, 
at  the  time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights. 

Frost,  Scripture,  Shirley.  Capt.  Robert  Longley's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.;, 
return  of  men  in  need  of  cartridge  boxes  dated  Cambridge,  June  18,  1775 ;  also. 
Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29, 
1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days ;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.  and 
Sept.,  1775,  dated  Prospect  Hill;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ; 
also,  Fifer,  Capt.  John  Hartwell's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  service  from  Dec  1, 1776, 
to  March  1,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1777;  entered 
service  Jan.  1  [year  not  given] . 

Frost,  Seth,  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  9,  1776 ;  discharged 
Dec.  21,  1776;  company  detached  Dec.  8,  1776,  for  service  at  Noddle's  Island; 
also,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  joined  Nov.  7,  1777;  service 
to  April  3,  1778,  4  mos.  26  days,  with  guards  at  Cambridge;  also,  Capt.  John 
Walton's  CO. ;  joined  Sept.  4,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  11,  1778. 


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Frost,  Seth.  Private,  Capt.  William  Tucker's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  9,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1779;  service,  5  mos.  24  daj'S. 

Frost,  Simon,  Kittery.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co.,  Col.  James  Scammon's 
(30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  6  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  of 
pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  28,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co. ;  pay  abstract 
for  travel  allowance  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights  in  Aug.,  1776 ;  also.  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  Leighton's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  travel 
allowance,  etc.,  from  Dorchester  Heights  home;  said  Frost  credited  with  4  days 
allowance ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Nov.  29, 1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.-Nov.,  1776,  dated  Dorchester. 

Frost,  Simox.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Shapleigh's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10, 1775 ;  service  to 
Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos.  5  days,  under  Col.  Edward  Cutt;  company  stationed  on  the 
seacoast  at  Kittery  Point. 

Frost,  Simon.  Private,  Capt.  William  Moore's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th)  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  for  June- Aug.,  1781;  enlisted  March  12,  1781;  enlistment,  3  years; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Continental  Village;  reported  on 
command  at  West  Point ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  York 
Hutts ;  also,  6th  co. ;  order  dated  Nov.  6,  1783,  for  wages  for  Maj—July  [year  not 
given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages ;  also,  order 
dated  Jan.  28,  1784,  for  wages  for  Aug.-Dec.  [year  not  given],  appearing  in  a 
register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

Frost,  Simon,  Jr.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Raith's  (7th)  co.,  Col.  Goodwin's 
(2d  York  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  March  21, 

1780. 

Frost,  Stephen,  Berwick.  Corporal,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Sullivan's  co.,  Col.  .James  Scam- 
mon's (30th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  Ma.y  5, 1775 ;  service, 
3  mos.  3  daj's;  also,  companj'  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  of 
pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  30,  1775. 

Frost,  Stephen,  Cambridge  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thatcher's  co..  Col. 
Gardner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days; 
also,  Capt.  Abner  Crafts's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's  (late  Gardner's)  37th 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bountj^  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Nov.  13,  1775. 

Frost,  Stephen,  Cambridge.  Ensign,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lock's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6, 
1775 ;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  also,  company  receipt  for  wages  for  Oct., 
1775,  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  Ensign,  Capt.  Lock's  co.,  37th  regt. ;  list 
dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  25,  1775,  of  officers  belonging  to  said  regiment 
who  had  not  been  commissioned;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  31,  1775,  that  said  offi- 
cers be  recommended  to  Gen.  Washington  for  commissions ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Lock's  9th  (2d  Cambridge)  co..  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher's  (1st  Mid- 
dlesex Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  b}'  the  several  companies 
in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Col.  Thatcher  and  others,  dated  Watertown,  April 
26,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  April  29,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned; 
reported  commissioned  April  29,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Walton's 
(1st)  CO.,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.;  list  of  officers  of  a  regiment  drafted  from 
Middlesex  Co.  militia  and  ordered  to  march  to  Horse  Neck  by  Brig.  Oliver 
Prescott  Sept.  26,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct. 
31,  1776;  reported  as  having  lost  articles  in  battle;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
engaged  Sept.  27,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776;  service,  62  days,  travel  (223 
miles)  included ;  order  for  payment  of  the  above  roll  dated  at  North  Castle  and 


126  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Fkost,  Stephen,  continued. 

signed  by  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher's  (1st  Mid- 
dlesex Co.)  regt,  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  June  29,  1778 ; 
also.  Captain,  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt. ;  engaged  June  29, 1780 ;  discharged  Nov. 
1, 1780 ;  service,  4  mos.  7  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised 
for  3  months. 

Frost,  Stephen,  Dartmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Hammond's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus 
Cotton's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  Ma.y  9,  1775;  service, 
2  mos.  27  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  11,  1775. 

Fkost,  Stephen,  Lancaster.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Isaac  Powers's  co.,  4th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Col.  R. 
Woodbridge,  dated  South  Hadley,  May  28, 1777 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Greenwich ; 
joined  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also.  Private;  (late)  Capt.  Hodgkins's 
CO.,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  March  10,  1777,  to  Feb.  20,  1778 ;  reported  discharged ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph 
Hodgkins's  CO.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated 
Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Half  Moon ;  enlisted  March  24, 
1777 ;  reported  on  command  at  Albany ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated 
Feb.  3,  1778;  residence,  Lancaster;  enlisted  for  town  of  Lancaster;  mustered  by 
Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. 

Feost,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbord's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  22,  1776;  service 
to  Nov.  13,  1776,  9  mos.  23  days ;  company  stationed  at  Kittery  Point  and  Old 
York  for  defence  of  seacoast.    Rolls  dated  Kittery. 

Frost,  Stephen.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Salem  for  service 
in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  12,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec. 
10,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  11  days,  travel  included. 

Frost,  Stephen.  Letter  from  Samuel  Dow  to  James  Perkins,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  15, 
1786,  in  behalf  of  himself,  said  Frost,  and  others,  stating  that  they  had  been  em- 
ployed as  blacksmiths  in  Quarter  Master's  department  at  Boston  from  early  in 
1776  to  Jan.  1,  1778,  when  owing  to  depreciation  of  money  their  wages  were  in- 
sufficient, whereupon  they  applied  to  Col.  Chase  for  £9  specie  per  month,  or  its 
equivalent,  as  wages,  but  as  they  failed  to  receive  any  increased  allowance  they 
applied  to  Gen.  Heath,  who  promised  to  write  to  Gen.  Pickering  and  secure  the 
advance  requested;  they  remained  continuouslj'  in  service  until  Sept.,  1780,  their 
pay  remaining  unchanged  until  March  1,  1780,  when  they  were  allowed  £9  per 
month  in  specie  notes ;  the  claim  for  the  extra  allowance  asked  for  was  apparently 
not  granted  as  the  foregoing  letter  was  read  in  Continental  Congress  and  returned 
to  said  Dow  without  action,  and  two  endorsements  bearing  dates  Boston,  Oct.  15, 
1788,  and  Sept.  27,  1790,  show  that  the  grievance  of  the  claimants  was  not  re- 
dressed at  the  respective  dates ;  also,  return  [year  not  given] ,  signed  by  Tho. 
Chase,  D.  Q. M.G.,  of  wagoners,  artificers,  etc.,  serving  in  his  department;  said 
Frost  appears  among  "  blacksmiths  enlisted"  stationed  at  Boston. 

Frost,  William,  Danvers  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Epes's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Pickering's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  days. 

Frost,  William,  Danvers.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Stephen  Wilkins's  co.,  Col.  Wiggles- 
worth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Albany  home,  sworn  to 
Jan.  15,  1777. 

Frost,  William,  Kittery.  Ensign,  Capt.  Samuel  Latton's  (Leighton's)  co..  Col.  James 
Scammon's  regt. ;  list  of  officers ;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  June  2,  1775, 
that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  also.  Ensign,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co.. 
Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged 


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Frost,  William,  continued. 

May  3,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct., 
1775],  including  abstract  of  pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775;  also,  '2d  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Silas  Wild's  (7th)  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinny's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8, 1776 ;  appointed  Jan.  1, 1776 ;  reported  re-engaged 
Nov.  13,  1776,  as  Lieutenant  in  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Eben- 
ezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  24  mos.  as  Lieutenant,  9  mos.  as  Barrack 
Master  and  Commissary  of  Issues;  also,  petition  to  the  Council  dated  Boston, 
Feb.  24,  1777,  signed  by  Capt.  Silas  Burbanli,  of  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.,  stat- 
ing that  he  and  his  company  of  60  men  were  under  marching  orders  for  Ticon- 
deroga  and  asking  for  commissions  for  himself  and  officers  of  his  company ;  said 
Frost,  1st  Lieutenant,  to  tarry  to  finish  recruiting;  ordered  in  Council  Feb.  24, 
1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned  with  the  exception  of  said  Frost  who 
was  to  be  commissioned  after  the  company  was  completed;  also,  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.;  return  dated  Camp  near 
Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778;  also,  order  dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Pa., 
April  9,  1778,  signed  by  said  Frost,  Lieutenant,  and  others,  officers  of  Col. 
Brewer's  regt.,  for  clothing  to  be  delivered  Lieut.  Col.  Littlefield;  also,  letter 
from  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Carlton  to  the  Board  of  War  at  Boston,  dated  West 
Point,  Dec.  27,  1778,  asking  that  clothing  be  delivered  officers  of  (late)  Col. 
Brewer's  regt. ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  (late)  Col.  Brewer's  (12th)  regt.  commanded 
by  Maj.  Tobias  Fernald;  return  for  the  moiety  of  money  due  officers  July  15, 
1779 ;  said  Frost  left  out  of  the  arrangement  April  1, 1779 ;  reported  Brigade  Com- 
missary; also.  Commissary  of  Issues  to  Gen.  Patterson's  brigade;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

Feost,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Solomon  Pollard's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Green's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days. 

Frost,  William.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated 
Feb.  5,  1775  [6]  ;  said  Frost  chosen  M  Major,  Col.  John  Waite's  (1st  Cumberland 
Co.)  regt.;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  7,  1776;  reported  commis- 
sioned Feb.  7  (also  given  Feb.  14) ,  1776 ;  also,  letter  from  said  Frost  to  the  Council 
dated  Falmouth,  Feb.  1,  1776,  resigning  his  commission  as  2d  Major,  1st  Cum- 
berland Co.  regt.,  on  account  of  ill  health ;  read  in  Council  March  14,  1776,  and 
sent  down. 

Frost,  William.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated 
March  29,  1776 ;  said  Frost  chosen  Commissary  to  the  forces  raised  for  defence  of 
seacoast  at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.,  in  the  room  of  James  Sullivan  who  re- 
signed; appointment  concurred  in  b)'  Council  March  29,  1776. 

Frost,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargeant's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  detached  July  3,  1778;  service  to  July  17,  1778,  14  days,  at  Winter  Hill. 

Frost,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Frost's  co.,  Col.  Cj'prian  How's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  10,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  23  days,  at  Rhode 
Island ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Frost,  Zachariah,  Scarborough.  List  of  men  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.  for  Conti- 
nental service  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Scarborough ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Scarborough. 

Frost,  Zachariah.  Receipt  dated  Berwick,  Dec.  18,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Frost 
by  a  class  of  the  town  of  Berwick,  of  which  Col.  Joseph  Prime  was  chairman,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Frost,  Zephaxiah.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bodwell's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  service  between  April  2,  1778,  and  July  2,  1778,  2  mos.  11  days,  at  Cam- 


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Fkost,  Zephaniah,  cotitinued. 

bridge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  July  2,  1778,  to  July  12,  1778,  10 
days,  at  Cambridge ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Webster's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Ger- 
risli's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  19 
days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  Essex  coun- 
ties to  reinforce  Continental  Army  under  Gen.  Washington. 

Frothenham,  Samuel,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  Bancroft's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jack- 
son's regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  20,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Reading;  credited  to  town  of  Reading. 

Frothingham, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Frathingham,  Frath- 

ington,  Frothenham,  Frothinham,  Frottingham.] 

Frothingham,  Benjamin,  Charlestown.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Chadwick's 
CO.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  3, 
Charlestown,  Sept.  30,  1775;  age,  41  yrs.;  also,  Captain,  Col.  John  Crane's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Sept.  and  Oct.,  1777;  appointed  Jan.  1, 
1777 ;  engaged  for  3  years ;  reported  wounded  at  Bethlehem ;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Oct.,  1778,  dated  Springfield;  also,  return  for  gratuity  dated  Springfield,  Nov.  1, 
1779;  also,  certificate  dated  Boston,  Jan.  10,  1780,  signed  by  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Popkin,  stating  that  said  Frothingham  was  in  command  of  a  company  stationed 
at  Springfield  laboratory;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  return  for  gratuity 
dated  Park  near  Morristown,  Jan.  28,  1780;  also,  Captain;  return  dated  Boston, 
Jan.  19,  1781,  of  officers  belonging  to  the  late  regiment  of  artillery  commanded  by 
Col.  John  Crane,  who  "  continued  in  service ;  "  also,  receipt  for  subsistence  money 
for  June,  1782,  signed  by  said  Frothingham  and  others. 

Frothingham,  Benjamin.  Mariner,  schooner  "Betsey,"  George  West,  Jr.,  Master; 
descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  May  16,  1780;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature, 
5  ft. ;  complexion,  light. 

Frothingham,  Cato.  Certificate  dated  Watertown,  May  2,  1776,  signed  by  Richard 
Devens,  stating  that  said  Frothingham,  a  negro,  served  in  Capt.  Josiah  Harris's 
CO.,  Col.  Bond's  regt.,  and  that  he  was  a  servant  to  Mr.  Nathaniel  Frothingham, 
who  had  a  right  to  receive  the  money  due  Cato  for  a  bounty  coat;  also.  Private, 
Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  May  5,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  4,  1779;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.,  with  guards,  at  and  about  Boston ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Frothingham,  Charles,  Cambridge.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Dana's  co.,  Col.  Mcln- 
tush's  (Mcintosh's)  regt. ;  arrived  at  camp  March  19,  1776;  discharged  April  5, 
1776 ;  service,  18  days,  at  the  Lines  at  Boston ;  also,  list  dated  Cambridge,  July  2, 
1778,  of  men  detached  from  Istco.in  Cambridge,  probably  Capt.  John  Walton's  co., 
to  guard  troops  of  convention  for  15  days ;  engaged  July  2, 1778 ;  service,  15  days ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargeant's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards; 
detached  July  2, 1778 ;  service  to  July  17, 1778, 15  days,  at  Winter  Hill ;  also,  Capt. 
John  Walton's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher's  regt. ;  joined  Sept.  2,  1778 ;  discharged 
Sept.  3,  1778 ;  service,  2  days,  with  guards  at  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge ;  also,  Capt. 
Walton's  CO.;  joined  Sept.  4,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  11,  1778;  also,  company 
receipt  for  wages  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1778,  and  endorsed  "  John  Walton, 
Capt. ;  "  said  Frothingham  allowed  wages  for  8  days  service ;  also,  descriptive  list 
of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  terra  of  6  months,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  26,  1780 ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
8  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of  Cambridge ;  marched  to  camp 
July  26,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Fox  ;  also,  list  of  6  months  men  returned 
as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin 
Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Aug.  6,  1780. 


IN   THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  129 

Fkothingham,  Charles.  Private,  Sergt.  William  Warland's  detachment,  Col.  Samuel 
Danny's  (Denny's)  2d  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  25, 1779;  discharged  Dec.  3,  1779;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  9  days,  at  Albany. 

Frothingham,  Ebenezer,  Cambridge.  Ensign ;  list  dated  Cambridge,  July  8,  1776, 
showing  bounties  paid  men  who  served  in  the  Continental  Army  in  Northern  de- 
partment ;  said  Frothingham  credited  with  1  turn  of  service ;  also,  Ensign,  Col. 
Wheelock's  regt. ;  general  order  dated  Headquarters,  Ticonderoga,  Aug.  30, 1776, 
taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's  Orderly  Book;  said  Frothingham  appointed  Adju- 
tant in  place  of  Adjutant  Allen  promoted;  also,  Adjutant,  Col.  Ephraim  Whee- 
lock's regt. ;  regimental  returns  dated  Ticonderoga,  Sept.  28,  Oct.  5,  and  Oct.  12, 
1776,  signed  by  said  Frothingham ;  also,  general  order  dated  Ticonderoga,  Oct.  21, 
1776,  taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's  Orderly  Book;  William  McKindry  appointed 
Adjutant,  Col.  Wheelock's  regt.,  vice  said  Frothingham  resigned;  also,  Ensign, 
Col.  Wheelock's  regt. ;  regimental  returns  dated  Ticonderoga,  Oct.  26,  and  Nov. 
2,  1776;  said  Frothingham  reported  sick  at  Fort  George;  absent  from  Oct.  19, 
1776,  by  leave  of  the  Surgeon  until  recovery  of  his  health. 

Frothingham,  Isaac,  Newburyport  (also  given  Newbury).  Private,  Capt.  Moses 
Nowell's  CO.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  4  days ;  also, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Perkins's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  9,  1775;  service,  12  weeks;  also,  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  also,  oi'der  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Dec.  27,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Perkins's  co. ;  company  return 
for  the  year  1775,  endorsed  "  Col.  Gerrish's  regt. ; "  also.  Private,  Capt.  Moses 
Nowell's  CO.,  Col.  Titcomb's  regt. ;  arrived  at  Providence  May  4, 1777 ;  discharged 
July  4,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  9  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment, 
2  months ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's 
(Essex  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July 5, 1780;  discharged  Oct.  10, 1780;  service, 3  mos. 
18  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  French's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Enoch  Putnam's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  10, 1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  25, 1781,  260  miles  from  home ;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  28  da.vs,  travel  included;  regiment  raised  in  Essex  and  Plymouth 
counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Frothingham,  Isaac.  Private,  ship  "  Vengeance,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Thomas 
Thomas;  engaged  June  27,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  ou 
Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Frothingham,  Jabez,  Lexington.  Private,  Capt.  John  Minot's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt.; 
pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  Dorchester  Heights;  warrant 
allowed  in  Council  Nov.  30,  1776;  also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service 
from  Dec.  1,  1776,  to  March  1,  1777. 

Frothingham,  Richard,  Charlestown.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Chadwick's  co.,  Col- 
Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Fort  No  3,  Charles- 
town,  Sept.  30,  1775;  enlisted  May  13,  1775;  age,  25  yrs.;  occupation,  chaise- 
maker  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  3, 
Nov.  21,  1775;  also.  Field  Commissary,  Gen.  Knox's  train  of  artillery;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
Deputy  and  Principal  Field  Commissary  of  Military  Stores ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  appointed 
Field  Commissary  March  18,  1780. 

Frothingham,  Samuel,  Charlestown.  Ensign,  Capt.  Benjamin  Wallcut's  co.,  Col. 
Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  of  Continental  Army ;  ordered  in  Council 
Jan.  30,  1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  Jan.  30, 
1777 ;  also.  Ensign,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  engage- 
ment, Dec.  3,  1776,  to  Feb.  5,  1777;  credited  with  65  days  allowance;  subsistence 
also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on  march  from  Boston  to  Bennington. 


130  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Feothingham,  Samuel,  Chaiiestown  (also  given  Reading).  List  of  men  raised  for 
Continental  service  [j^ear  not  given]  ;  residence,  Charlestown  (also  given  Read- 
ing) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Charlestown  (also  given  Reading) ;  also,  list  of  men 
mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston, 
April  27,  1777 ;  Capt.  James  Bancroft's  co.,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3 
years;  aZso,  Private,  Capt.  Burnam's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  10,  1780. 

Frothinghaji,  Samuel,  Charlestown.  List  of  deserters  from  Col.  John  Paterson's 
(15th)  regt.;  Capt.  Noble's  co. ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  dark; 
residence,  Charlestown ;  deserted  April  25  [year  not  given] . 

Fkothingham,  Samuel,  Reading.  Matross,  Capt.  Winthrop  Gray's  co.,  Col.  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  sworn  to  June  8,  1776. 

Fkothingham,  Samuel.  Fifer,  Capt.  Benjamin  Smith's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  7,  1775; 
service  to  Dec.  1,  1775,  1  mo.  27  days ;  company  stationed  at  Martha's  Vineyard 
for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Frothingham,  Samuel.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8,  1777;  Capt.  James  Gray's  co..  Col.  Mar- 
shall's regt. 

Frothingham,  Thomas,  Charlestown.  Gunner,  Capt.  Joseph  Chadwick's  co..  Col. 
Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  3,  Charles- 
town, Sept.  30,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  13,  1775 ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  occupation,  cabinet 
maker ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  3, 
Nov.  21,  1775;  also.  Deputy  Field  Commissary  of  Military  Stores;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

Frothingham,  Thomas,  Newburyport  (also  given  Newbury).  Private,  Capt.  Moses 
Nowell's  CO.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days; 
also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Perkins's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  9,  1775;  service,  12  weeks;  also, 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  30  yrs. ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  27,  1775 ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin 
Perkins's  co. ;  company  return  for  the  year  1775,  endorsed  "  Col.  Gerrish's  regt." 

Frothingham,  Thomas.  Private,  ship  "  Vengeance,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Thomas 
Thomas;  engaged  June  27,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  on 
Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Frothingham,  Thomas.  Private,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. ;  statement  of  Conti- 
nental balances  certified  April  16, 1783  ;  term,  3  years.    [See  Samuel  Frothingham.] 

Frothingham,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Minott's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  service 
from  Dec.  15,  1776,  to  March  1,  1777,  credited  to  town  of  Cambridge;  also,  Capt. 
John  Walton's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  2,  1778 ;  dis- 
charged Sept.  3,  1778 ;  service,  2  days,  with  guards  at  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge. 

Frothinham,  Cato.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  5,  1779;  dis- 
charged May  4,  1779;  service,  4  mos.,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and 
about  Boston;  aZso,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  5, 1779;  discharged 
Oct.  31, 1779 ;  service,  2  mos.  27  days,  with  guards  at  and  about  Boston ;  company 
raised  for  3  months. 

Frottingham,  Thomas.  Conductor  and  Deputy  Field  Commissary  of  Military  Stores ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
also.  Conductor,  under  Ezekiel  Cheever,  Commissary  of  Ordnance  Stores ;  pay 
roll  for  July,  1777,  certified  at  Boston  ;  also,  Deputy  Field  Commissary  of  Mili- 
tary Stores,  Field  Commissary's  department;  appointed  Sept.  1,  1779;  reported 
stationed  at  West  Point. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  131 

Frrink,  Willaud.  Receipt  dated  Worcester,  May  11,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said 
Frrink  by  John  Frink,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  1  of  the  town  of  Rutland,  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Frsbt,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Pomeroy's  co.;  pay  abstract  for  Oct.,  1778;  com- 
pany detached  from  Gen.  Danielson's  brigade.     [See  Daniel  Frisbee.] 

Frugundus,  Abraham.  List  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  for  settling  disputes 
between  towns  as  to  soldiers  credited  to  them  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Frugundus 
claimed  by  Shrewsbury  and  York ;  allowed  to  York.     [See  Abraham  Facundas.] 

Fruhling,  Henrich.  Private,  Col.  Armand's  Legion  (Independent  corps  taken  into 
Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  25, 1778) ;  list  dated  July  -,  1778. 

Fruntz,  Jeffrt.  Boy,  ship  "General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George  AVait 
Babcock  ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  at  Boston,  Sept.  9,  1780; 
age,  16  yrs.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Fry,  Anthony,  Middleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Levi  Rounsevel's  co..  Col.  David 
Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  4  days. 

Fry,  Benjamin,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lovejoy's  (Andover)  co.  of 
Minute-men  commanded  by  Lieut.  John  Adams,  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Andover  to  Cambridge,  via 
Billerica;  service,  2^  days. 

Fry,  Benjamin.  Seaman ;  list  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "  Silver  Eel  "  from  Hali- 
fax to  Boston,  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by 
Bat.  Fox,  Commissary. 

Fry,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Luke  Bicknell's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Enoch  Putnam's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  3,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  25,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  5  days,  travel  in- 
cluded ;  company  raised  in  Plymouth  Co.  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Washing- 
ton for  3  months  and  stationed  at  West  Point. 

Fry,  Cato.  List  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  for  settling  disputes  between  towns 
as  to  soldiers  credited  to  them  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Fry  claimed  by  Groton  and 
Andover ;  allowed  to  Andover. 

Fry,  Daniel,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Cranson's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.; 
company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Fry,  David,  Shutesbury.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Trask's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt.; 
enlisted  Feb.  26,  1777 ;  discharged  April  10,  1777 ;  service,  44  daj's ;  company 
marched  to  Ticonderoga;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  22,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  17  days, 
travel  included,  at  Saratoga ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Northern  army  until 
last  of  Nov.,  1777 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  9,  1780;  age,  27  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in. ;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for 
town  of  Shutesbury  ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  8, 1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  9, 
1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Jackson  of  the  Artillery ;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed 
muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months 
men  belonging  to  the  towns  of  Ervingshire  and  Shutesbury  raised  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  6,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  18, 
1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  21  days,  travel  included. 

Fry,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Washburn's  (Middleborough)  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Sprout's  regt. ;  service,  4  days,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  company  mustered 
at  the  time  of  the  capture  of  Newport,  R.  I.,  by  the  enemy. 


132  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Fry,  Ebenezer,  Royalston.  Private,  Capt.  Jonas  Allen's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  22J 
days ;  also,  Corporal,  Lieut.  Jonathan  Sibley's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  21, 1777  ;  discharged  Aug.  26, 1777  ;  service,  5  days,  travel  included ; 
company  marched  from  Royalston  to  Bennington. 

Fry,  Frederick,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Farnum's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Fry,  Henry.  Matross,  Capt.  Benjamin  Frothingham's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artil- 
lery) regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Dec.  31,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1780;  enlistment,  3  years  (also  given  during  war)  ;  also,  Capt.  Frothing- 
ham's CO.,  Col.  Crane's  (3d  A;-tillery)  regt.;  return  for  gratuity  dated  Park  near 
Morristown,  Jan.  28,  1780;  also,  1st  Artillery  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  did  not  re- 
ceive gratuity  granted  by  resolve  of  Jan.  15,  1781 ;  reported  deserted. 

Fry,  James,  Methuen.  Private,  Capt.  James  Jones's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord ;  service,  4  days. 

Fry,  [James]  .  Colonel ;  general  order  dated  Headquarters,  Cambridge,  July  22, 1775 ; 
making  disposition  of  the  forces  about  Boston  and  dividing  the  army  into  3  grand 
divisions  to  consist  of  2  brigades  each ;  said  Fry's  regt.,  with  other  regiments,  to 
form  a  brigade  in  Maj.  Gen.  Putnam's  division. 

Fry,  James,  Jr.,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lovejoy's  (Andover)  co.  of 
Minute-men  commanded  by  Lieut.  John  Adams,  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Andover  to  Cambridge,  via 
Billerica ;  service,  3J  days. 

Fry,  John,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Stickney's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
(27th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  8, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos. 
1  day;  also,  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  25,  1775. 

Fry,  John,  Middleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Abiel  Peirce's  co..  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  to  and  from  camp  dated  Nov. -, 
1776. 

Fry,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Woodbury's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted 
July  28, 1777;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777;  service  in  Northern  department;  com- 
pany marched  to  Bennington  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Stark. 

Fry,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co.,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  22,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  12  days,  travel  included, 
at  Saratoga ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Northern  army  until  last  of  Nov.,  1777. 

Fry,  John.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Johnson's  co..  Col.  Johnson's  regt. ;  engaged 
Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  4  mos.,  travel  included,  with 
Northern  army.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Andover. 

Fry,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  to  reinforce  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall,  at  Spring- 
field, July  16, 1779;  Capt.  Abbott's  CO.,  Col.  Johnson's  regt. ;  age,24yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Andover. 

Fry,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Abbot's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  10, 1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  11  days,  travel  included, 
at  West  Point;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Fry,  John,  Jr.,  Middleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Abiel  Pearce's  (2d  Middleborough) 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield; 
service,  2  days. 


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Fry,  Jonathan,  Methuen.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Jeduthan  Baldwin's 
regt.  of  artificers;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  1,  1778, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  promoted  March  20,  1780. 

f  Fry,  Joseph,  Harvard.  Private,  Capt.  James  Burt's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.; 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  Sargent's  co..  Col.  Whitney's 
regt. ;  abstract  for  mileage  dated  June  22, 1777  ;  56  miles  travel  allowed  said  Fry ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Sargeant's  co. ;  service  from  May  2,  1777,  to  July  4, 
1777,  67  days,  under  Gen.  Spencer  at  Rhode  Island. 

Fry,  Joshua.  Capt.  Benjamin  Farnum's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  13,  1775;  also,  Sergeant, 
Capt.  Stephen  Abbott's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (15th)  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  20,  1780;  reported  dis- 
charged Feb.  20,  1780. 

Fry,  Nathaniel,  Andover.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  the  term 
of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  Johnson's  co.,  Col. 
Johnson's  regt.;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence, 
Andover;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  19, 1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received 
of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20, 1778;  a/so,  list  of 
men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated 
Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Abbot's  co..  Col.  Benjamin 
Tupper's  (15th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted 
June  19,  1778;  discharged  March  19,  1779;  enlistment,  9  months;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Abbot's  co..  Col.  Tupper's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Stephen  Abbot's  co.,  10th 
Mass.  regt. ;  descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  27,  1781 ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ; 
complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  husbandman;  birthplace,  Andover; 
residence,  Andover;  enlisted  Oct.  26, 1779,  by  Capt.  Abbot,  at  West  Point;  enlist- 
ment, during  war;  also.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service 
from  Jan.  1, 1781,  11  mos.  15  days ;  reported  died  Dec.  15,  1781. 

Fry,  Peter,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Putnam's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  1,  1779;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1779,  5  mos.,  at  Rhode  Island; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  5  days  service  at 
Rhode  Island. 

Fry, Peter, Marblehead.  Seaman,  sloop  "Morning  Star,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Ravill;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  dated  Oct.  17,  1780;  age,  25  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Marblehead. 

Fry,  Reuben,  Dracut.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Drury's  co.,  Col.  Turner's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  24:,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  for  5  months. 

Fry,  Richard,  Salem.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thomas," 
commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Ingersoll,  dated  Salem,  Aug.  7,  1780 ;  age,  17  yrs. ; 
complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Salem. 

Fry,  Richard.  Quarter  Master,  sloop  "  Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Hoysteed 
Hacker ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  "  Mellish  "  and  "  Active  "  [year 
not  given] . 

Fry,  Rozier,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  Cooper's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Jan.  17, 1780 ;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  re- 
turned as  received  by  Ebenezer  Crocker,  at  Taunton,  March  18,  1781,  to  be  con- 
ducted to  Springfield  and  delivered  to  Col.  William  Shepard;  2d  co.,  3d  regt.; 
age,  20  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  gray; 
occupation,  nailer;  residence,  Taunton  ;  term,  3  j'ears ;  also,  list  of  men  i-aised  in 
Bristol  Co.,  as  returned  by  James  Williams,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  dated 


134  IVIASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND    SAILORS 

Fry,  Rozier,  continued. 

Taunton,  June  20,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Taunton ;  also,  return  dated  Sept. 
25,  1781,  made  by  the  Selectmen  of  Taunton,  of  bounties  paid  said  Fry  and  others 
hired  by  the  town,  or  classes  therein,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  3  years 
or  during  the  war. 

Fry,  Sami-el,  Boston.  Return  dated  Blandford,  March  29, 1779,  of  men  in  Continental 
service,  being  one-seventh  part  of  the  male  inhabitants  of  the  town  of  Blandford, 
including  the  alarm  list,  belonging  to  the  12th  co.,  3d  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  as 
attested  by  Lieut.  Samuel  Sloper,  and  sworn  to  by  said  Sloper  as  Captain,  April 
6,  1779;  residence,  Boston ;  engaged  for  town  of  Blandford;  joined  Capt.  Hill's 
CO.,  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  May  -,  1778 ;  also,  Private,  Lieut.  Colonel's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Feb.  8,  1778;  reported  deserted;  also,  Capt.  George  Smith's  co.. 
Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Valley  Forge ; 
enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Fry,  Samuel.  Cooper,  sloop  "  Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul  Jones; 
list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "Alexander"  captured  Sept.  20, 
1776;  also.  Cooper;  ship  "Alfred,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul  Jones;  list 
of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "  Mellish  "  and  brig  "  Active  "  [year 
not  given] . 

Fry,  Theophilus.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  King's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
service  from  June  2,  1776,  4  days  preceding  march,  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  4  mos.  29 
days,  at  Hull. 

Fry,  Timothy,  Dracut.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Russell's  co..  Col.  Green's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

Fry,  Timothy.  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Longley's  co..  Col.  Cogswell's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Get.  1,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  1  day;  company  detached 
to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

Fry,  Windsor.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cole's  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich ;  en- 
listment, during  war. 

Frye, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Fay,  Ferge,  Frey,  Frie,  Fry, 

Frys.] 

Frye,  Aaron.    Surgeon,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  [year  not  given] . 

Frye,  Anthony.  Capt.  Levi  Rounsevell's  co.,  (late)  Col.  David  Brewer's  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  8, 1775. 

Frye,  Benjamin,  Andover.  List  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental  service 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Andover;  engaged  for  town  of  Andover. 

Frye,  Cato,  Groton  (also  given  Andover).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Ai-my  from  Capt.  Holden's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.) 
regt.,  as  returned  by  Col.  Reed  to  Brig.  Gen.  Prescott,  dated  Littleton,  Sept.  17, 
1777;  residence,  Groton;  joined  Capt.  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  term, 
during  war  (also  given  3  years) ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Wiley's  co..  Col.  Michael 
Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Aug.  23,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Andover;  credited  to  town  of  Andover;  also,  Capt. 
Peirce's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Aug,  6,  1780. 

Frye,  Daniel,  Andover.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Parker's  co..  Col.  Jeduthan  Baldwin's  regt. 
of  artificers;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  5,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  (late)  Lieutenant,  Col.  Baldwin's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  return  of  offi- 
cers for  clothing  dated  Brookfield,  May  11,  1780;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Phineas 


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Frte,  Daniel,  continued. 

Parker's  co.  of  artificers;  return  dated  Morristown,  July  26,  1780,  made  by  Jedu- 
than  Baldwin,  Colonel  of  Engineers  and  Lieut.  Col.  Commandant  of  artificers, 
of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  his  regiment  who  had  engaged 
for  3  years  or  during  the  war ;  engaged  Nov.  12,  1779 ;  residence,  Andover ;  also, 
return  of  officers  for  clothing  dated  Steenrapie,  N.  J.,  Sept.  18,  1780;  also,  list  of 
officers  in  Col.  Jeduthan  Baldwin's  regt.,  accompanying  a  petition  addressed  to 
the  General  Court  dated  Boston,  Sept.  -,  1780,  signed  by  Capt.  Phineas  Parker, 
in  behalf  of  himself,  said  Frye,  and  other  officers  of  said  regiment,  requesting 
that  they  be  supplied  with  clothing. 

Frte,  Daniel.  Capt.  Abner  Cranson's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  (23d)  regt. ;  company 
receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Prospect  Hill;  also,  receipt  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill,  Nov.  2,  1775. 

Fete,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  John  Oliver's  CO.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ; 
service,  101  days,  travel  included ;  company  served  in  the  Jerseys  for  3  months ; 
warrant  for  pay  allowed  in  Council  Aug.  12,  1777. 

Frte,  Ebenezer.  List  dated  Albany,  Oct.  24,  1777,  of  prisoners  taken  by  Lieut.  Qen. 
Burgoyne  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners  taken  by  Maj.  Gen.  Horatio  Gates ; 
said  Frye  to  be  exchanged  for Hanley  of  the  20th  regt. 

Frte,  Frederick.  Capt.  Farnum's  co..  Col.  Frye's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay 
dated  June  26,  1775,  signed  by  James  Frye,  in  behalf  of  said  Frederick  Frye. 

Frye,  Frederick.  Receipt  dated  Andover,  April  20, 1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Frye 
by  Class  No.  6  of  the  South  district  of  Andover  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  3  years;  also,  return  dated  Andover,  April  19,  1781,  signed  by 
Capt.  Nathaniel  Lovejoy,  of  men  raised  by  3d  Andover  co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  returned  as  received  by  Israel 
Hutchinson,  Superintendent  for  Essex  Co.,  at  Danvers,  April  30,  1781 ;  Capt. 
Lovejoy's  co.,  Col.  Johnson's  regt. ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complex- 
ion, light ;  engaged  Jan.  24, 1781 ;  engaged  for  Class  No.  6  of  the  town  of  Andover ; 
term,  3  years. 

Frte,  Frederick.  Ensign,  Capt.  John  Mills's  (4th)  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Camp  near  Dobbs's  Ferry;  appointed 
Feb.  1,  1781;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Camp  at 
Peekskill ;  reported  absent  with  leave  in  Aug.,  1781 ;  also,  1st  Mass.  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  E.  Vose ;  regimental  return  dated  Camp  Continental  Village, 
Oct.  26,  1781 ;  reported  on  duty  at  N.  Bridge;  also,  Capt.  John  Mills's  co.,  Col. 
Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782, 
dated  York  Hutts,  1st  Brigade ;  also,  return  of  officers  dated  Hutts,  1st  Brigade, 
Feb.  1,  1782;  reported  on  duty  at  Fort  Montgomery  [name  cancelled  on  return]  ; 
also,  return  of  oflScers  dated  Camp  West  Point,  June  14,  1782 ;  reported  at  the 
redoubts ;  also,  return  of  officers  dated  Camp  West  Point,  July  19, 1782 ;  reported 
on  duty  in  garrison ;  also,  returns  of  officers  from  Aug.  16,  to  Nov.  15, 1782,  dated 
Camp  West  Point,  Camp  Verplanck's  Point,  Camp  at  Snake  Hill,  and  Camp  near 
New  Windsor ;  reported  sick  at  Murderer's  Creek  from  July  -,  1782,  absent  by 
leave  of  Col.  Vose ;  also,  returns  of  officers  from  Nov.  29,  1782,  to  Dec.  27,  1782, 
dated  Camp  near  New  AVindsor;  reported  on  furlough  at  Andover  from  Nov.  20, 
1782,  by  leave  of  Gen.  Washington ;  also,  returns  of  officers  from  Jan.  25, 1783,  to 
April  11,  1783,  dated  Cantonment,  New  Windsor;  reported  sick  and  absent  in 
Massachusetts  by  leave  of  Gen.  Gates ;  also,  returns  of  officers  from  May  2,  to 
May  30,  1783  ;  reported  sick  at  Murderer's  Creek  ;  also,  returns  of  officers  dated 
June  6,  and  June  13,  1783 ;  reported  sick  at  New  Cornwall. 

Frte,  Henry.  Private ;  service,  3  days ;  return  of  men  drafted  from  companies  com- 
manded by  Capts.  Gore,  Mayo,  AVhite,  and  May,  who  served  at  Nantasket  in 
June,  1776,  under  Lieut.  James  Morton  driving  ships  from  Boston  harbor. 


136  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND  SAILORS 

Frye,  Henrt.  Sergeant,  Capt.  David  Cook's  co. ;  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  descriptive  list 
made  up  for  the  year  1780;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  a  ft.  6  in.;  enlisted  by  Lieut. 
Goldthwait. 

Frye,  James,  Andover.  Colonel ;  engaged  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  7  days ;  also,  Colonel, 
Essex  Co.  regt. ;  return  of  said  regiment  dated  Cambridge,  May  20, 1775 ;  reported 
sick  at  Andover;  resolved  in  Provincial  Congress  May  20, 1775,  that  commissions 
be  issued  to  officers  of  said  regt.;  also,  return  of  said  Frye's  regt.  dated  May  26, 
1775. 

Frye,  James,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  John  Peabody's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  to  and  from  camp,  sworn  to  Nov. 
29, 1776 ;  credited  with  2  days  allowance ;  company  drafted  from  Salisbury,  New- 
buryport,  Bradford,  Haverhill,  Methuen,  Boxford,  and  Andover. 

Frye,  John,  Andover.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lovejoy's  (Andover)  co.  of  Minute- 
men  commanded  by  Lieut.  John  Adams,  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  from  Andover  to  Cambridge,  via  Billerica ; 
service,  3^  days ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lovejoy's  9th  (Andover) 
CO.,  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  (4th  Essex  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers 
chosen  by  the  several  companies  of  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Samuel 
Johnson  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Andover,  March  26,  1776;  ordered  in 
Council  April  3,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned 
April  3,  1776;  also,  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lovejoy  for  bounty  paid 
said  Frye  for  engaging  to  serve  in  his  company,  dated  May  20,  1778 ;  also,  2d 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Johnson's  co. ;  abstract  for  rations  due  officers  of  Col. 
Samuel  Johnson's  regt.  from  Aug.  14,  1777,  to  Dec.  12,  1777,  sworn  to  in  Middle- 
sex Co.,  June  5,  1778;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lovejoy's  (9th)  co.. 
Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  (4th  Essex  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers; 
commissioned  Oct.  7,  1779. 

Frye,  John,  Andover.  Corporal,  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Blanchard's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's 
regt.;  enlisted  June  5,  1778;  discharged  Feb.  17,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  25  days, 
travel  included,  at  North  river;  enlistment,  8  months  from  time  of  arrival  at 
Peekskill;  also,  Capt.  David  Whittier's  co..  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for 
June-Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton ;  also,  Lieut.  Blanchard's  co..  Col.  Poor's 
regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated  King's  Ferry; 
also.  Corporal,  Capt.  James  Mallon's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  3,  1779;  discharged  Nov. 
10,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Hancock  at  Castle  Island; 
company  raised  in  Essex  Co. 

Frye,  John.  Capt.  Jonathan  Stickney's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  16,  1775. 

Frye,  John.  List  dated  Albany,  Oct.  24,  1777,  of  prisoners  taken  by  Lieut.  Gen.  Bur- 
goyne  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners  taken  by  Maj.  Gen.  Horatio  Gates; 
said  Frye,  Brigade  Major,  to  be  exchanged  for  Capt.  Hughs,  Town  Major, 
Montreal. 

Frye,  John.  Return  dated  Boxford,  Dec.  8,  1779,  of  men  mustered  by  John  Cushing, 
Muster  Master  for  Essex  Co.,  to  join  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779;  engaged  for  town  of  Andover;  also.  Col. 
Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  entered  service  July  10,  1779;  discharged  April  10,  1780; 
[name  foll9wed  on  roll  by  words  "  or  Antony  Parris  "] . 

Frye,  John,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  John  Adams's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt.  com- 
manded by  Maj.  Gage;  enlisted  Sept.  29,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777;  service, 
1  mo.  9  days ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army. 

Frye,  John,  3d.  Private,  Capt.  John  Adams's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt.  com- 
manded by  Maj.  Gage;  enlisted  Sept.  29,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  6, 1777;  service, 
1  mo.  9  days ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army. 


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Frye,  Jonathan,  Methuen.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  date  of  discharge,  Dec.  17, 
1777;  reported  as  serving  in  Col.  Baldwin's  corps  of  artificers  from  May  1,  1778, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  (late)  Lieutenant  and  Adjutant,  Col.  Jeduthan  Baldwin's 
regt.  of  artificers;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  Dec.  31,  1780;  «^so,  return  of  officers  for  clothing  dated  Bi'ookfield,  May  11, 
1780;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jairus  Wilcox's  co.  of  artificers;  return  dated 
Morristown,  July  26,  1780,  made  by  Jeduthan  Baldwin,  Colonel  of  Engineers  and 
Lieut.  Col.  Commandant  of  Artificers,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Massa- 
chusetts in  his  regiment  who  had  engaged  for  3  years  or  during  the  war ;  engaged 
March  20,  1779;  residence,  Methuen;  reported  transferred  from  Capt.  Parker's 
CO. ;  also,  return  of  officers  for  clothing  dated  Steenrapie,  N.  J.,  Sept.  18,  1780 ; 
also,  list  of  officers  in  Col.  Baldwin's  regt.,  accompanying  a  petition  addressed  to 
the  General  Court  dated  Boston,  Sept.  -,  1780,  signed  by  Capt.  Phineas  Parker, 
in  behalf  of  himself,  said  Frye,  and  other  officers  of  said  regiment,  requesting 
that  they  be  supplied  with  clothing. 

Frye,  Joseph,  Harvard.  Private,  Capt.  James  Burt's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Brown's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  i-egt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  July  15,  1777,  to  Feb.  1,  1778;  term,  3  years;  re- 
ported deceased. 

Frye,  Joseph.  Colonel ;  list  of  seacoast  officers  stationed  at  Falmouth,  Casco  Bay ; 
commissioned  Jan.  1,  1776. 

Frye,  Joseph.  Captain,  8th  co.,  3d  York  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers 
[year  not  given] . 

Frye,  Joshua,  Andover.  Drummer,  Capt.  Thomas  Poor's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to 
April  25,  1775,  7  days;  reported  enlisted  Jan.  31,  1775;  a^so, Capt. Thomas  Poor's 
CO.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17, 
1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Farnum's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  receipt  for  ad- 
vance pay  dated  June  26,  1775,  signed  by  said  Frye  and  others;  also,  Drummer; 
company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abbott's  co.. 
Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Feb.  20,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  residence,  Andover ;  credited  to  town  of  Andover; 
also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Farnum's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  rations  allowed 
from  date  of  enlistment,  Feb.  20,  1777,  to  time  of  arrival  at  Bennington ;  credited 
with  allowance  to  March  28,  1777,  48  days,  including  11  days  for  220  miles  travel ; 
also,  Capt.  Farnum's  co..  Col.  Tupper's  regt. ;  return  dated  Jan.  24,  1778 ;  also, 
Capt.  Abbot's  co..  Col.  Tupper's  (15th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated 
West  Point;  enlisted  Feb.  20,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  furloughed 
March  2,  1779,  by  Col.  Tupper  for  40  days. 

Frye,  Nathaniel,  Fryebnrg.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Samuel  Johnson's  (1st  Andover)  co.,  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co.,  and  en- 
dorsed "Feb.  17,  1778;"  residence,  Fryebnrg;  engaged  for  town  of  Andover; 
joined  Capt.  Pettingill's  co..  Col.  Wesson's  regt.;  term  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1780; 
also.  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  James  Wesson's  (9th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  Sept.  22,  1777;  reported  promoted 
to  Quarter  Master  Sept.  22,  1777 ;  chosen  Paymaster  Oct.  18,  1778 ;  also.  Pay- 
master, Col.  Wesson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Sept.  22,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  12  mos.  26  days  as  Quarter 
Master,  14  mos.  13  days  as  Paymaster;  also,  return  of  officers  belonging  to  8th 
Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  James  Wesson,  who  were  in  camp  on  or  before 
Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at  Soldiers'  Fortune,  March  20,  1779;  also.  Ensign,  Col. 
Wesson's  (9th)  regt.;  return  of  officers  dated  West  Point,  Sept.  12,  1779;  also, 


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Frye,  Nathaniel,  continued. 

Lieutenant  and  Paymaster,  Col.  Wesson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  as  serving  8  mos.  as  En- 
sign and  Paymaster,  4  mos.  as  Lieutenant  and  Paymaster;  also,  Ensign  and 
Regimental  Paymaster;  return  of  officers  dated  Orangetown,  Oct.  7,  1780;  also, 
Lieutenant;  return  dated  Phillipsburgh,  July  18,  1781,  made  by  Ezra  Badlam, 
Lieut.  Col.  Commandant  8th  Mass.  regt.,  of  officers  of  said  regiment  doing  duty 
upon  warrants ;  date  of  warrant,  Aug.  28,  1780 ;  reported  joined  from  9th  Mass. 
regt. ;  also,  letter  from  James  Wesson,  Colonel  of  9th  Mass.  regt.,  to  the  Governor 
and  Council,  dated  West  Point,  Dec.  24,  1780,  recommending  certain  officers  for 
promotion ;  said  Frye,  Ensign,  to  be  promoted  to  Lieutenant,  commission  to  date 
from  Aug.  28,  1780;  ordered  in  Council  Feb.  21,  1781,  that  said  officers  be  com- 
missioned; reported  commissioned  Feb.  21,  1781. 

Frye,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Johnson's  co..  Col.  Johnson's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  4  mos.,  travel  included,  with 
Northern  army;  roll  sworn  to  at  Andover;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised 
from  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  (4th  Essex  Co.)  regt.  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  dated 
Andover,  June  20,  1778;  Capt.  Johnson's  co. ;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.; 
complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Andover;  term,  9  months;  also,  descrip- 
tive list  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  to  reinforce  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Capt.  Christopher  Marshall,  at  Springfield,  July  16,  1779;  Capt.  Johnson's  co., 
Col.  Johnson's  regt.;  age,  20  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  light;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Andover;  also,  return  dated  Boxford,  Dec.  8,  1779,  of  men 
mustered  by  John  Cushing,  Muster  Master  for  Essex  Co.,  to  join  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779 ;  also.  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  Abbott's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Nov.  26,  1779,  to  Dec.  31,  1779. 

Frye,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Trescot's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  May  1,  1776;  reported 
in  general  hospital. 

Frye,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bodwell's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ; 
service  between  April  2,  1778,  and  July  2,  1778,  2  mos.  15  days,  at  Cambridge ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  July  2,  to  July  12,  1778,  10  days,  at 
Cambridge. 

Frye,  Peter  Pickman  (also  given  Peter  Pikeman)  ,  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  from  1st  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order 
of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777 ;  residence,  Salem ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem ;  joined 
Capt.  King's  co.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war;  also,  list  of 
men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Sufiblk  Co.,  dated  Boston, 
Feb.  2,  1777;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  King's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Dec.  27, 1776,  to  Feb.  21, 1777 ; 
credited  with  56  days  allowance ;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on 
march  from  Boston  to  Bennington. 

Frye,  Prince,  Andover.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  Continental  service 
[year  not  given] ;  residence,  Andover;  engaged  for  town  of  HoUiston. 

Frye,  Prince.  Col.  David  Henley's  regt. ;  return  of  recruits  for  knapsacks  dated 
Boston,  Feb.  16,  1778;  reported  under  marching  orders. 

Frye,  Richard,  Penobscot.  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  James  Wesson's  (9th)  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
residence,  Penobscot;  term,  during  war;  also,  Maj.  Pettingill's  co.,  Col.  Wes- 
son's (9th)  regt. ;  return  for  clothing  for  the  year  1780. 


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Frye,  Richard.  Private,  Capt.  Amasa  Soper's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th) 
regt. ;  return  for  clothing  for  the  year  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Jan.,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  May  22,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  re- 
ported on  detachment.     [See  Richard  Fay.] 

Frye,  Richard.  Descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  three  miles  from  "West  Point,  Jan.  28, 
1781;  age,  30  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation, 
yeoman;  enlisted  Oct.  -,  1779;  joined  Capt.  Blanchard's  co.,  9th  Mass.  regt. 
commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jackson ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Frye,  Robert,  Salem.  Sailor,  brigantine  "Speedwell,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Ingersoll;  list  of  officers  and  marines  sworn  to  May  27,  1780;  age,  23  yrs.;  stat- 
ure, 5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem;  rated  1  share. 

Frye,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Ward,  Jr.'s  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  22, 1776;  dis- 
charged Nov.  18,  1776  ;  service,  9  mos.  28  days;  company  stationed  at  Salem  for 
defence  of  seacoast.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co. 

Frye,  Rosier,  Taunton.  Private,  4th  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  27,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported 
joined  April  1,  1777;  also,  Capt.  James  Cooper's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  sub- 
sistence allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  27,  1777,  to  time  of  arrival  at  Ben- 
nington ;  credited  with  62  days  allowance ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated 
Feb.  1,  1778 ;  residence,  Taunton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Taunton ;  mustered  by 
Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  receipt  dated  Feb.  2,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said 
Frye  by  Abiather  Leonard,  on  behalf  of  the  town  of  Taunton,  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Frye,  Samson,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Abbott's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  3,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  also,  detachment  from  Capt.  Benjamin  Farnum's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Fran- 
cis's regt. ;  rations  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  April  3,  1777,  to  time  of 
marching ;  credited  with  12  days  allowance ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Farnum's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  retuim  dated  Jan.  24, 
1778 ;  residence,  Andover ;  engaged  for  town  of  Andover. 

Frye,  Samuel,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Holt's  (4th  Andover)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  1^  days. 

Frye,  Theophilus,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Ames's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  7 
days;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Ames's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.;  return  of  men 
in  camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17,  1775;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6, 
1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  before 
Boston,  Dec.  13,  1775;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  King's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt. ;  company  order  for  wages  dated  Hull,  June  20,  1776 ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  service,from  Nov.  1,  1776,  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  1  mo.  3  days. 

Frye,  Tobit,  Methuen.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wiley's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  15, 1777,  to  June  15, 1778 ; 
residence,  Methuen;  credited  to  town  of  Methuen;  term,  3  years;  reported  died 
June  15,  1778. 

Frye,  William,  Andover.  Private,  1st  Lieut.  Peter  Poor's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  2^  days. 

Fryer,  William,  Boston  (also  given  Blandford).  Return  dated  Blandford,  March 
29,  1779,  of  men  in  Continental  service,  being  one-seventh  part  of  the  male 
inhabitants  of  the  town  of  Blandford,  including  the  alarm  list,  belonging  to 
the  12th  CO.,  3d  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  as  attested  by  Lieut.  Samuel  Sloper,  and 
sworn  to  by  said  Sloper  as  Captain,  April  6,  1779 ;  residence,  Boston ;  engaged  for 


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Fryer,  William,  continued. 

town  of  Blandford;  joined  Capt.  Smith's  cc,  Col.  Marshel's  regt. ;  term,  during 
war;  also,  Private,  2d  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  March  19,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Josiah 
Smith's  CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  April, 
1779.  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  March  19,  1778;  also,  2d  co..  Col.  Marshall's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  residence,  Blandford;  also.  Light  Infantry  co.,  10th  Mass.  regt.;  descrip- 
tive return  made  up  from  Nov.  5,  1776,  dated  West  Point,  Feb.  5,  1780;  age,  29 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  residence,  Boston;  en- 
listment, during  war;  reported  received  State  bounty;  also,  Capt.  Othniel  Tay- 
lor's CO.,  10th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper;  descriptive  list 
dated  Jan.  26,1781;  age,  24  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair, 
dark ;  engaged  April  20, 1778,  by  Capt.  Smith ;  reported  a  foreigner ;  also,  account 
of  rations,  small  stores,  etc.,  delivered  officers  and  soldiers  of  10th  Mass.  regt., 
by  E.  Lunt,  State  Commissary  [year  not  given]  ;  Capt.  Taylor's  co. ;  also.  Pri- 
vate, Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  8  mos. ; 
reported  deserted  Sept.  1,  1781. 

Frys,  Richard.  List  of  men  who  re-enlisted  between  Oct.  22,  and  Nov.  24,  1779,  to 
serve  during  the  war  and  received  State  and  Continental  bounties  of  Maj.  Joseph 
Pettengill  of  9th  Mass.  battalion ;  said  Frys  received  Continental  bounty. 

FuDGEB, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Fudges,  Fuger.] 

FuDGER,  Harris  Ellery.  Surgeon's  Mate,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt. ;  list  of  offi- 
cers who  were  appointed  but  not  commissioned  by  Congress  owing  to  the  con- 
fusion that  took  place  after  June  17,  1775;  said  officers  recommended  in  Council 
Sept.  27,  1775,  to  Gen.  Washington  for  commissions;  also,  Surgeon's  Mate  to  Dr. 
Carver  at  Watertown  hospital ;  list  endorsed  "  field  and  staff  officers  "  [year  not 
given]  ;  also.  Surgeon,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Lambert;  engaged  Nov.  15,  1777;  roll  made  up  for  advance  wages  for  1  month 
and  sworn  to  June  28,  1778. 

Fudges,  Harris  Ellery.  Surgeon's  Mate ;  list  of  Surgeons  and  Surgeons'  Mates 
examined  and  approved  by  a  committee  at  Watertown,  July  5, 1775. 

FuGEB,  H.  Ellery,  Lancaster.  Surgeon's  Mate,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt. ;  en- 
gaged June  15,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  18  days.  Roll  dated  Camp  at  "P.  Hill," 
July  31,  1778. 

FuGUND,  Abraham.  Private,  Capt.  Francis's  co..  Col.  Tupper's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  April  1,  1780;  reported  dis- 
charged April  1,  1780;  term,  3  years. 

FuLAR,  Elisha.    Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mayo's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  joined  Nov. 
'  4,  1777 ;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  3  mos.,  with  guards  at  Cambridge. 

FuLAR,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mayo's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  joined  Nov. 
15,  1777 ;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  2  mos.  18  days,  with  guards  at  Cambridge. 

Fuler,  Barnabas.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  24,  1776 ;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  37  days,  travel  Included. 

Fuler,  Benjamin.  Receipt  dated  Norton,  April  2,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said  Fuler 
and  others  by  the  committee  and  the  heads  of  the  several  classes  in  said  town  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Fuler,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  David  Bradlee's  (9th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artil- 
lery) regt.;  service  from  July  31,  1777,  to  Oct.  1,  1777,  2  mos.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Suflblk  Co. 


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FuLER,  Lot.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Walcott's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  June  30,  1777;  discharged  July  21,  1777;  service,  22  days;  com- 
pany ordered  out  by  Gen.  Fellows  to  reinforce  Northern  army. 

FuLER,  SiiMEOx,  Dartmouth.  Drummer,  Capt.  Thomas  Kempton's  co..  Col.  Timothy 
Danielson's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

FuLER,  Thomas,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Farnum's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tap- 
per's regt. ;  return  dated  Jan.  24,  1778 ;  residence,  Salem ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Salem;  mustered  by  County  and  Continental  Muster  Masters;  reported  trans- 
ferred to  the  naval  service. 

FuxER,  Thomas.  Capt.  William  Bacon's  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  26, 
1775. 

FuLER,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Frost's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  31,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  5  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

FuLERTON,  John.  Capt.  John  Wood's  co.,  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  list 
of  men  enlisted  bj'  the  officers  of  said  company,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Abraham 
Childs  [year  not  given] . 

FuLERTON,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29  (also  given  Dec.  5),  1777;  service, 
3  mos.  18  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  company  raised  for  3 
months. 

Fulforu,  John,  Watertown.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  rein- 
force Continental  Armj-  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at 
Fishkill;  Capt.  Stearns's  co..  Col.  Thatcher's  regt.;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
5  in. ;  residence,  Watertown  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Watertown ;  arrived  at  Fish- 
kill  June  21,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778. 

FuLHAM, .     [This  name  appears  under  the  form  of  Filham,  Fullam,  FuUim,  FuUom, 

FuUum.] 

Fulington,  Aruna.  Private,  Capt.  John  Turner's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.; 
service  from  Feb.  3,  1778,  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos.  at  Cambridge. 

P'ulington,  Edward,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Trescott's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  reported  de- 
serted. 

Fulington,  William.  Return  of  3  and  6  months  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  from 
(late)  Col.  Moseley's  regt.,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Danderson  (Danielson),  dated 
Hampshire  Co.,  Oct.  26,  1780;  said  Fulington  returned  as  having  belonged  to 
Lieut.  Meconithy's  co. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Blandford;  term,  6  months. 

Fullam,  Elisha,  Harvard.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Asa 
Whitcomb's  (23d)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  April  26, 1775; 
service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.  and  Sept., 
1775,  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also, 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  Edmund  Bemis's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  list  of  offi- 
cers [year  not  given] . 

Fullam,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Hills's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.; 
marched  Oct.  2,  1777;  service  to  Oct.  26,  1777,  24  days,  under  Lieut.  Col.  Eph- 
raim  Sawyer,  with  Northern  army ;  company  marched  from  Harvard  on  a  30 
days  expedition ;  also,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
service  from  July  30,  1778,  to  Sept.  13,  1778,  1  mo.  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Lancaster. 


142  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

FuLLAM,  Jacob,  Harvard.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's- 
(23d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  13  days;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated 
Camp  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
William  Thurlo's  co. ;  service,  9  days ;  company  marched  on  an  alarm  at  Ben- 
nington Aug.  22,  1777,  under  command  of  Maj.  Ebenezer  Bridge,  by  order  of  Gen. 
Stark  and  Col.  Warner,  and  was  dismissed  by  Gen.  Lincoln  after  proceeding  90 
miles;  also,  same  co. ;  service,  25  days,  travel  (140  miles)  included,  imder  Maj. 
Ebenezer  Bridge  at  Saratoga;  roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co.,  April  4,  1778. 

FuLLAM,  Timothy,  Fitchburg.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  co.,  Col.  John  Whet- 
comb's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge ;  left  place  of  rendezvous  May  5, 1775 ;  service,  16  days. 

FiJLLAR,  Abram.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co. ;  engaged  June  18,  1779;  dis- 
charged Sept.  18,  1779;  company  raised  for  3  months  and  stationed  at  Spring- 
field. 

FuLLAR,  Andrew.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Zebulon  King's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's 
(7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts ;  enlistment, 
during  war. 

Ftjllar,  Asa,  Medway.  List  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  of  the  town  of  Medway 
April  13, 1778,  as  having  rendered  service  at  various  times  subsequent  to  April  19, 
1775. 

Fullar,  Barzillai,  Kingston.    Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Pope's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's 

(4th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  sworn  to  in  Camp  at  Phillipsborough ; 

.  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts, 

1st  Brigade,  and  sworn  to  at  West  Point;  promoted  to  Corporal  Nov.  1,  1781; 

reported  at  the  Block  House. 

Fullar,  Benjamin.  Return  sworn  to  at  Dedbam,  Dec.  7,  1778,  made  by  the  Select- 
men, of  men  detached  for  defence  of  Ilhode  Island  to  whom  bounties  were  paid 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  12,  1778. 

Fullar,  Benjamin.  Col.  John  Ashley,  Jr.'s  regt. ;  service,  14  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
the  Northward ;  company  marched  in  Oct.,  1781,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Moses 
Hubbard,  at  request  of  Brig.  Gen.  Stark  and  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows. 

Fullar,  Chipman,  Halifax.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bradford's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus 
Cotton's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  6  days. 

Fullar,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battelle's  co. ;  enlisted  July  2,  1778 ;  dis- 
charged July  17, 1778 ;  service  guarding  Continental  stores  at  and  near  Watertown. 

Fullar,  David,  Adams.  Private,  Capt.  Levi  Brown's  co..  Col.  Asa  Barnes's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  30,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1781 ;  service,  9  days ; 
company  detached  on  the  alarm  of  Oct.  30,  1781,  and  joined  army  under  Gen. 
Stark  at  Saratoga. 

Fullar,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Low's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  service,  6 
days,  at  Bennington. 

Fullar,  Edward.  Private,  Capt.  John  Joslin's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worcester  Co.) 
regt. ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel  included  ;  company  marched  from  Leominster 
to  Bennington  on  the  last  of  July,  1777,  to  join  forces  under  Col.  Seth  Warner. 

Fullar,  Eliphalet,  Kingston.  Drummer,  Capt.  Seth  Drew's  co..  Col.  Bailey's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
also,  Capt.  Seth  Drew's  co..  Col.  Bailey's  (2d)  regt.;  descriptive  list  dated  West 


m  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  143 

FuLLAH,  Eliphalet,  contimied. 

Point,  Jan.  27,  1781;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light 
brown;  occupation,  mariner;  residence,  Kingston;  enlisted  March  5,  1777,  at 
Kingston  by  Capt.  Drew ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

FuLLAR,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battelle's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Pierce's 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  22,  1779;  discharged  July  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  13  days,  at 
Tiverton,  R.  I. 

FuLLAR,  Ephraim.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth 
Washburn,  Superintendent  for  said  county ;  Capt.  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Grout's  regt. ; 
age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged 
for  town  of  Templeton;  engaged  Jan.  15,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

FuLLAR,  Francis,  Norton.  Private,  Capt.  Rufus  Lincoln's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781;  enlisted  July  15,  1781;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20,  1782;  Capt.  Rufus  Lincoln's 
CO.,  Col.  J.  Brooks's  l7th)  regt. ;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  (also  given  5  ft.  11) 
in.;  complexion, dark  ;  hair,  dark;  occupation, laborer;  birthplace, Norton  ;  resi- 
dence, Norton ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Norton  ;  enlisted  July  15,  1781 ;  enlistment, 
3  years. 

FxjLLAR,  Jedediah.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Dec.  1,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776;  dis- 
charged Sept.  29,  1776. 

FuLLAR,  Jedediah.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Pope's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  Hutts,  1st  Brigade,  and  sworn 
to  at  West  Point;  enlisted  March  23, 1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

FxJLEAR,  John,  Medfield.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Bullard's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days; 
also,  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's  co. ;  marched  Dec.  8,  1776;  discharged  Dec.  11,  1776; 
service,  4  days,  under  Maj.  James  Metcalf ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island 
on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Plimpton's  co.,  Col.  Hawes's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  2,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Rhode  Island. 

FuLLAR,  John.  Corporal,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Everet's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.,  Gen. 
Lovell's  brigade;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  14,  1778;  service,  1  mo. 
15  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

FuLLAR,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battelle's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Pierce's 
regt.;  enlisted  May  22,  1779;  discharged  July  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  13  days,  at 
Tiverton,  R.  I. 

FuLLAR,  Jonathan,  Lynn.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Newhall's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  4,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  2 
days. 

FuLLAR,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  William  Wells's  detachment  of  militia,  3d  Berk- 
shire Co.  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  30,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1781 ;  service,  8  days; 
detachment  marched  on  the  alarm  at  Saratoga  of  Oct.  29,  1781. 

FuLLAR,  Joshua  (also  given  John),  Newton.  2d  Lieutenant,  Col.  Wheelock's  regt.; 
general  order  dated  Headquarters,  Ticonderoga,  Oct.  4,  1776,  taken  from  Col. 
Wheelock's  Oi-derly  Book ;  said  Fullar  promoted  to  1st  Lieutenant,  vice  Lieut. 
Dench  advanced ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt. ;  regimental 
returns  dated  Ticonderoga,  Sept.  28,  Oct.  5,  and  Oct.  12,  1776;  reported  on  com- 
mand in  the  train  by  the  General's  order. 


144  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

FuLLAR,  JosiAH,  Medway.  Drummer,  Capt.  Samuel  Cobb's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Read's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  20,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  14 
days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  26, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Dec.  27,  1775. 

FuLLAR,  JosiAH,  Medwaj^  Captain;  list  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  of  the  town 
of  Medway  April  13,  1778,  as  having  rendered  service  at  various  times  subsequent 
to  April  19,  1775. 

FuLLAR,  JosiAH.  Order  dated  Sutton,  March  4,  1782,  for  wages  for  service  in  Capt. 
Alton's  CO.,  Col.  J.  Rand's  regt.,  at  West  Point  in  1780. 

FuLLAR,  JosiAH,  Jr.,  Mcdway.  List  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  of  the  town  of 
Medway  April  13,  1778,  as  having  rendered  service  at  various  times  subsequent 
to  April  19,  1775. 

FuLLAR,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Drew's  co.,  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts;  reported  on  command  at 
Verplanck's  Point. 

FuLLAR,  Lot.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  co.,  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ; 
enlisted  April  26,  1777;  discharged  May  20,  1777;  service,  25  days;  company 
called  out  and  ordered  to  Saratoga  by  Maj.  Gen.  Gates.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Berk- 
shire Co. 

FuLLAR,  Nehemiah.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cowden's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Nov.  1,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  2  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Claverack ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  New 
York  for  3  months. 

FuLLAR,  Noah,  Halifax.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bradford's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  6 
days. 

FuLLAR,  Noah,  Plj^mpton.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Drew's  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ; 
company  return  dated  Camp  at  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  24,  1778;  engagement,  8 
mouths  from  May  15,  1777. 

FuLLAR,  Robert,  Kingston.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Pope's  co.,  Col.  William  Shepard's 
(4th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  sworn  to  in  Camp  at  Phillipsborough ; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  Hutts,  1st  Brigade,  and  sworn  to 
at  West  Point ;  reported  at  the  Lines. 

FuLLAR,  Samuel.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battelle's  co. ;  enlisted  July  2,  1778 ;  discharged 
July  17,  1778;  service  guarding  Continental  stores  at  and  near  Watertown. 

FuLLAR,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Everet's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.,  Gen. 
Lovell's  brigade;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  14, 1778;  service,  1  mo. 
15  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

FuLLAR,  Seth,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bullard's  co.  of  South  Parish  in  Dedham, 
Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt.;  service,  3  days,  on  the  alarm  of  March  4,  1776. 

FuLLAR,  Simeon.  Capt.  Thomas  Kempton's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt.; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct. 
30,  1775. 

FuLLAR,  Solomon.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt. ;  regimental  return 
dated  Ticonderoga,  Oct.  12,  1776 ;  reported  on  command  in  the  train  by  the 
General's  order. 

Fullar,  Thomas,  Hutchinson.  Private,  Capt.  John  Black's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 


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FuLLAR,  Zadok,  Halifax.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bradford's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  6 
days. 

FuLLAES,  William.  Company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Oliver  Soper  for  ration  allowance 
on  march  from  Dorchester  to  New  York,  dated  New  York,  April  29,  1776. 

FuLLARTON,  WiLLiAM,  Westfield.  Capt.  Malcolm  Henry's  co.,  9th  regt.,  lately  com- 
manded by  Col.  David  Brewer;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  1,  1775. 

FuLLARTON,  WiLLiAM.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Blandford 
for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  24,  1780 ;  dis- 
charged Dec.  17,  1780;  service,  5  mos.;  also,  receipt  dated  Blandford,  May  20, 
1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Fullarton  by  Warham  Parks,  in  behalf  of  a  class  of 
the  town  of  Blandford  of  which  Jonas  Henery  was  Chairman,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

FuLLEER,  Thomas.  Capt.  Moses  Wheelock's  co..  Col.  Ward's  regt.;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dorchester,  Dec.  27,  1775. 

FullentOn,  Arunah.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  White's  co..  Col.  Enoch  Putnam's  regt. ; 
marched  Sept.  4,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  8,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  14  days,  travel 
included,  at  West  Point;  company  detached  from  militia  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months. 

FuLLENTON,  JoHN.  Capt.  Brcwer's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  Valley 
Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778 ;  reported  deserted  Jan.  -,  [year  not  given]. 

FxJLLENTON,  JOSEPH.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at 
Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nicola's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779. 

Fuller, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Filler,  Foliar,  Fooler,  FooUer, 

Fular,  Fuler,  Fullar,  FuUars,  Fulleer,  FuUor,  Fuwllor.] 

Fuller,  Aaron,  Ashfield.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  21, 
1780;  age,  41  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  ruddy;  engaged  for  town  of 
Ashfield;  marched  to  camp  July  21,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Isaac  Pope; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  William  North's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  June  and  July,  1780 ;  service  from  July  19, 1780, 13  days ;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  hav- 
ing passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll 
for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Ashfield  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Army  during  1780;  marched  July  21,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1780;  service,  4 
mos.  23  days. 

Ftjller,  Aaron,  Dedham.  Captain  of  a  company  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  1st  Parish  in  Dedham ;  service,  9  days. 

Fuller,  Aaron,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Wiswall's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Lexington ;  service,  4  days. 

Fuller,  Aaron.  Ensign,  Capt.  Agrippa  Wells's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  mileage  and  travel  allowance ;  company  served  at  Ticonderoga  for  3 
months  from  Sept.  1,  1776. 

Fuller,  Aaron.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Elisha  Cranson's  (11th)  co..  Col.  David  Field's 
(5th  Hampshire  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regi- 
ment, dated  Deerfield,  April  22,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  May  3,  1776,  that  com- 
missions be  issued;  reported  commissioned  May  3,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.;  engaged  Aug.  17, 
1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  22  days,  travel  included,  with 


146  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Fuller,  Aakon,  continued. 

Northern  army;  company  raised  to  serve  until  the  last  of  Nov.,  1777;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  return  for  rations  dated  Camp  at  Scarsdale,  Dec.  7,  1777 ;  rations 
allowed  said  Fuller  from  Aug.  16,  1777,  to  Dec.  6,  1777. 

Fuller,  Aaron.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  joined  Nov. 
5,  1777 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  4  mos.  28  days,  with  guards  at  Cambridge. 

Fuller,  Aaron,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Martin's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  discharged  Dec.  24, 1776 ;  service,  16  days ;  company 
marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  E..  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8, 1776 ;  also,  Capt. 
Sylvanus  Martin's  co.,  Col.  Williams's  regt. ;  service  fi'om  Sept.  29,  1777,  to  Oct. 
30,  1777,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I.;  roll  dated  Rehoboth;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Willmarth's 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  marched  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8, 
1780;  service,  9  days;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on 
the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and  there  served  under  Gen.  Heath. 

Fuller,  Abiah.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Martin's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ; 
service,  12  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm 
of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for 
Bristol  Co.,  dated  Sept.  2,  1777;  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Danforth 
Keyes's  regt. ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  26, 1777 ;  service  to 
Jan.  1,  1778,  4  mos.  4  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Willmarth's  co.. 
Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  marched  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780; 
service,  9  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the 
alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and  there  served  under  Gen.  Heath. 

Fuller,  Ariel,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Isaac 
Dean's  regt.;  marched  Aug.  4,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  4  days; 
2  days  travel  also  allowed  on  march  home  from  Tiverton  to  Attleborough ;  com- 
pany marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Fuller,  Abijah,  Andover.  Private,  1st  Lieut.  Peter  Poor's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  3^  days ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel 
Johnson's  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from 
Albany  home,  sworn  to  March  7,  1777. 

Fuller,  Abijah.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargent's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  detached  July  3,  1778;  service  to  July  17, 1778,  14  days;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Winter  Hill. 

Puller,  Abijah.  Private,  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Blanchard's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  4,  1778 ;  discharged  Feb.  8,  1779 ;  service,  8  mos.  17  days,  travel 
included,  at  North  river;  enlistment,  8  months  from  time  of  arrival  at  Peekskill; 
also,  Capt.  David  Whittier's  co..  Col.  Poor's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton ;  also,  Lieut. 
Blanchard's  co..  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  and  Feb., 
1779,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Fuller,  Abraham,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service,  2  days ;  re- 
ported as  belonging  to  alarm  list. 

Fuller,  Abraham.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Charles's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robin- 
son's detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticon- 
deroga,  Feb.  24, 1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  28, 1776 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  25, 1777. 

Fuller,  Abraham.  Fifer,  Capt.  Joseph  Browning's  co.,  Col.  Seth  Murray's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  24,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780 ;  service,  2  mos. 
24  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months ;  also,  order  dated  Monson,  April  17,  1782,  for  wages  for  3  mos.  service  in 
Capt.  Browning's  co..  Col.  Murray's  regt.,  in  1780. 


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Fuller,  Alden,  Sandwich.  Private,  Capt.  Ward  Swift's  (2d  Sandwich)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days ;  also,  Capt.  Ward 
Swift's  CO.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service,  8  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and 
Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778. 

Fuller,  Amariah,  Newton.  Captain  of  a  company  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge;  service,  4  days;  also,  Captain  of  a 
Newton  co.,  Col.  Thatcher's  regt. ;  service,  5  days  ;  company  called  out  March  4, 
1776. 

Fuller,  Amasa,  Middleborough.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Nehemiah  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Sprout's  (4th  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  dated 
Middleborough,  Feb.  19,  1778;  residence,  Middleborough;  engaged  for  town  of 
Middleborough;  joined  Capt.  Wadsworth's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  term,  3 
years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered,  as  returned  to  the  Council  May  7,  1777  ;  age,  19 
yrs. ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Wadsworth ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Wadsworth's 
(2d)  CO.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  March  12,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  billeting 
allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Feb.  12,  1777;  credited  with  88  days  allowance; 
roll  dated   Boston ;  also  same  co.   and  regt. ;  return  dated  Valley  Forge,  Jan. 

28,  1778;  mustered  by  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  Capt.  Fuller's  co.,  Col. 
Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  March  12,  1780. 

Fuller,  Ambrose.  Account  current  showing  money  received  on  account  between 
Jan.  25,  and  March  30  [year  not  given,  probably  1776]  ;  enlisted  Jan.  25 ;  service 
probably  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co. ;  also,  receipt  dated  June  26,  1776,  for  wages 
for  2  mos.  service  in  the  winter  of  1775-6,  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co..  Col.  Erastus 
Woolcot's  regt. 

Fuller,  Amos,  Partridgefield  (also  given  Whately).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Salmon  White,  sworn  to  Feb.  16, 
1778 ;  residence,  Partridgefield ;  engaged  for  town  of  Whately ;  joined  Capt. 
Watkins's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  A.  Wil- 
liams's CO.,  Col.  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Nov.  29,  1777;  residence,  Whately;  reported  deserted  Nov. 

29,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Nathan  Watkins's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.;  return 
made  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Dec.  26,  1777;  mustered  by  State  Muster 
Master ;  reported  sick  at  home. 

Fuller,  Amos,  Rehoboth.  List  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  Sept.  16,  1777,  by 
James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co. ;  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  age, 
18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Rehoboth ;  also.  Private,  Lieut. 
Thomas  Lamb's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated 
"  Gulph ; "  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of 
officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's 
regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who 
were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson, 
agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  residence,  Rehoboth;  engaged  for 
town  of  Rehoboth ;  engaged  Aug.  27,  1777 ;  term,  3  years ;  said  Fuller  appears 
among  men  who  had  been  discharged  from  the  rolls  prior  to  the  above  arrange- 
ment; reported  died  April  1,  1778. 

Fuller,  Amos.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  James  Hills's  co..  Col.  John  Dagget's 
regt.,  stationed  at  Bristol  for  3  months  from  Dec.  28,  1776. 

Fuller,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt. ; 
service  from  April  21,  1777,  23  days,  at  Tiverton,  R.  1.;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel 
Carpenter's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  service  from  May  13,  1777,  to  July 
5,  1777,  1  mo.  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island,  including  travel  home  from  Point  Judith 
in  South  Kingston  to  Rehoboth. 


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Fuller,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Warrin's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Wheelock ;  enlisted  Sept.  27,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  13,  1777  ;  service, 
24  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  30  days  service.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Worcester  Co. 

Fuller,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Samson's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt.. 
Gen.  Palmor's  brigade;  service  between  Sept.  25,  1777,  and  Oct.  30, 1777,  32  days, 
on  a  secret  expedition  against  Newport,  R.  I. ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Plymouth  Co. ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Nov.  5,  1777 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  4  mos.  28  days,  with  guards  at 
Cambridge. 

Fuller,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt. ; 
enlisted  March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  15  days,  at  Roxbury. 

Fuller,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  William  Fletcher's  co..  Col.  Simons's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  13,  1780 ;  service,  6  days ;  company  marched  to  Pawlet. 

Fuller,  Amos,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Smith's  co.,  Col.  William  Heath's  regt.; 
service,  14  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  roll  dated  Needham; 
also,  Capt.  Robert  Smith's  (Needham)  co. ;  service,  4  days,  in  March,  1776,  at 
the  time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Mayo,  Jr.'s  co.,  Col. 
Eleazer  Weld's  detachment  of  militia;  service,  from  Dec.  9,  to  Dec.  29,  1776,  20 
days,  probably  at  Hull. 

Fuller,  Amoz,  Bolton.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Hastings's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge ;  service,  9  days. 

Fuller,  Andrew,  Freetown.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Wilbore's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Francis's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  to  camp  and  home;  credited  with 
3  days  allowance;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Nov.  29,  1776;  company  drafted 
from  Taunton,  Raynham,  Easton,  Dartmouth,  Freetown,  Berkley,  and  Dighton. 

Fuller,  Andrew,  Middleborough.  List  of  men  mustered  between  March  5,  and  March 
22, 1777,  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co. ;  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ; 
age,  16  yrs. ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Joseph  Tupper ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Fuller,  Andrew,  Middleborough  (also  given  Warren).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Nehemiah  Allen's  co..  Col.  Sprout's  (4th 
Plymouth  Co)  regt.,  dated  Middleborough,  Feb.  19,  1778;  residence,  Middle- 
borough ;  engaged  for  town  of  Middleborough ;  joined  Capt.  Wadsworth's  co.. 
Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Wadsworth's 
(2d)  CO.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  March  6,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  billeting 
allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  March  6, 1777 ;  credited  with  64  days  allowance ; 
roll  dated  Boston;  also,  same  co  and  regt.;  return  dated  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  28, 
1778;  mustered  by  Continental  Muster  Master;  reported  on  furlough;  also.  Ser- 
geant, Capt.  John  Fuller's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  (14th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780 ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt. 
Zebulon  King's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.- 
May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  muster  rolls  for  June-Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  Capt. 
King's  CO.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  men  court-martialled ;  said  Fuller  tried 
Nov.  11,  1781,  by  regimental  court-martial,  Capt.  Thorp,  President,  for  disobeying 
orders  and  using  insolent  language ;  sentenced  to  be  reduced ;  also,  list  of  Ser- 
geants of  Col.  Brooks's  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Fuller  reported  reduced  and 
restored ;  also,  register  of  furloughs ;  leave  given  said  Fuller  by  Col.  Brooks  to  go 
from  West  Point  to  Middleborough,  Dec.  19, 1781,  for  60  days ;  overstayed  10  days 
on  account  of  lameness ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  King's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts;  reported  on  fur- 


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Fuller,  Andrew,  continued. 

lou^'h  in  Jan.,  1782;  aho,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Zebulon  King's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  J. 
Brooks's  (7th)  rest.;  descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20,  1782;  age,  20  (also  given 
21)  yrs.;  stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  dark  (also  given  light);  hair,  dark  (also 
-iven  brown);  occupation,  farmer ;  birthplace,  Middleborough ;  residence,  Mid- 
dleborough;  enlisted  Oct.  -,  1779,  by  Capt.  Fuller;  enlistment,  during  war;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  court-martialled ;  said  Fuller  tried  March  1,  1782, 
by  regimental  court-martial,  Capt.  Bates,  President,  on  charge  of  overstaying  his 
furlough;  reported  acquitted;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  register  of  furloughs; 
leave  given  said  Fuller  by  Col.  Brooks  to  go  from  West  Point  to  Middleborough, 
Au".  13,  1782,  for  20  days;  overstayed  three  days;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
re-rster  of  furloughs ;  leave  given  said  Fuller  by  Col.  Brooks  to  go  from  Windsor 
to^Middleborough,  May  24,  1783,  for  25  days;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  list  of 
men  discharged ;  said  Fuller  discharged  June  13, 1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term 
of  enlistment  having  expired;  also,  list  dated  Boston,  Feb.  18,  1804,  returned  by 
John  Avery,  Secretary,  and  J.  Jackson,  Treasurer,  of  men  who  furnished  satis- 
factory evidence  of  their  service  as  soldiers  and  were  entitled  to  gratuities,  agreea- 
able  to  resolves  of  March  14,  1801,  and  June  19,  1801 ;  7th  Mass.  regt. ;  residence, 
Warren . 
Fuller,  Andrew.     Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wood's  co..  Col.  Simon  Gary's  regt. ; 

service,  4  days.  Roll  dated  Roxbury,  April  1,  1776. 
Fuller,  Archelaus,  Middleton.  2d  Major,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Mansfield's  (1st  Essex 
Co  )  re-t  •  service,  2  days,  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  also,  official  record  of 
a  ballot"  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  Feb.  6,  1775  [1776]  ;  said  Fuller 
chosen  1st  Major,  Col.  Henry  Herrick's  (8th  Essex  Co.)  regt. ;  appointment  con- 
curred in  by  Council  Feb.  8,  1776;  reported  commissioned  Feb.  8,  1776;  also,  list 
of  companies  of  8th  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  said  Fuller,  Major,  and  others, 
dated  Charlestown,  March  29,  1776 ;  also,  Lieut.  Colonel  of  a  regiment  raised  m 
Essex,  York,  and  Cumberland  counties,  to  be  commanded  by  Col.  John  Whittier, 
he  havin'-  declined  to  serve.  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth  was  chosen  in  his  stead; 
commissroned  June  26,  1776 ;  also,  petition  to  the  General  Court,  signed  by  Betty 
Fuller  widow  and  administratrix  of  said  Archelaus  Fuller,  stating  that  he  was 
Lieut. 'colonel  in  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt.  in  the  "late  campaign  to 
Ticonderoga,"  that  he  died  at  Charlestown  Aug.  25,  1776,  of  small-pox,  and 
asking  for  the  money  due  her  late  husband;  also,  Lieut.  Colonel;  abstract  for 
wa'^es"',  etc.,  due  said  Fuller  from  date  of  his  commission,  June  26,  1776,  to  date 
of  his  death  Aug.  25,  1776,  2  mos.;  115  miles  travel  also  allowed  on  march  from 
Middleton  to  Charlestown ;  also,  order  on  Henry  Gardner,  Treasurer,  payable  to 
Samuel  Holten,  dated  Danvers,  April  14,  1777,  signed  by  Betty  Fuller,  for  money 
due  her  late  husband,  said  Fuller,  who  was  drafted  agreeable  to  a  resolve  passed 
in  June,  1776. 
Fuller  Asa,  Medway.  Private,  West  co.  in  Medway  commanded  by  1st  Lieut.  Moses 
Adams,  Col.  John  Smith's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  177o, 
and  also  on  the  alarm  of  April  30,  1775,  under  command  of  Maj.  J.  Fuller;  ser- 
vice,  3  davs;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  Col.  L.  Robinson's  regt.;  enlisted 
Jan '  29  1776 ;  service,  2  mos.  4  davs ;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  York  coun- 
ties- roll  dated  Roxbury;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Wheelock's  regt.; 
service  3  davs  ;  company  marched  from  Medway  to  Warwick,  R.  L,  on  the  alarm 
of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  list  dated  Medway,  June  22,  1778,  of  men  detached  ^from 
Capt.  Moses  Adams's  co.  to  serve  at  Providence,  R.  I.  "  until  Jan.  1,  next." 

Fuller,  Asa,  Montague.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Grover's  co.  of  Minute-men  Col. 
Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  18  days ; 
also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Asahel  Gunn's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.;  engaged  Sept. 
93  1777-  dischai-ed  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  1  day,  travel  included,  on  an 
expedition  to  Northern  department;  roll  dated  Montague;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt. 


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Fuller,  Asa,  continued. 

Samuel  Merriraan's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  (3d)  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  15, 
1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  14  days,  travel  included,  at 
Claverack. 

Fuller,  Asa,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Wiswall's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Lexington ;  service,  1  day ;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Jeremiah 
Wiswall's  CO.,  Col.  Hatch's  regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  by  order  of 
Gen.  Washington  March  4,  1776,  at  the  time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for 
mileage  to  and  from  camp  dated  Boston,  Nov.  27, 1776,  and  endorsed  "at  Dor- 
chester Heights  3  mos.,  Dec,  1776,  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1777;"  also,  Fifer,  Capt. 
Joseph  Fuller's  (2d  Newton)  co..  Col.  Thatcher's  regt. ;  entered  camp  Sept.  2, 
1778;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778;  service,  2  days  ;  company  marched  to  Cambridge 
to  guard  British  troops ;  also,  order  on  Capt.  Edgel,  dated  Newton,  April  26, 1779, 
signed  by  Thomas  Hastings,  for  sauce  money  due  said  Fuller  who  was  hired  by 
said  Hastings  in  behalf  of  his  brother  Stephen  Hastings;  entered  camp  Sept.  14; 
discharged  Dec.  31  [year  not  given,  probably  1778]  ;  also,  list  of  men  detached 
from  Newton  militia  to  serve  as  guards,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Edward  Fuller 
[year  not  given] . 

Fuller,  Asa,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Bullock's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpen- 
ter's (Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  27,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1778;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  16  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Willmark's  (Willmarth's) 
CO.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt.;  enlisted  March  14,  1779;  discharged  April  12, 
1779;  service,  30  days,  at  Howland's  Ferry;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Willmarth's  co., 
Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  marched  July  28, 1780;  discharged  July  31, 1780; 
service,  5  days  ;  company  detached  for  6  days  service  and  marched  from  Reho- 
both to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  and  there  served  under  Gen.  Heath;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  marched  Aug.  1, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780 ;  service,  9  days ;  company 
marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and 
there  served  under  Gen.  Heath. 

Fuller,  Asa  (also  given  Asaph),  Sandwich.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  from  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  (1st  Barnstable  Co.)  regt.,  dated 
Sandwich,  June  10,  1777;  residence.  Sandwich;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich; 
joined  Capt.  Wadsworth's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of 
men  mustered  by  Joseph  Otis,  Muster  Master  for  Barnstable  Co.,  dated  April  14 
1777;  Capt.  Wadsworth's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  mustered  April  11,  1777; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Wadsworth's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  18, 1777,  to  Sept.  15, 1777 ; 
reported  died  Aug.  -,  1777  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date 
of  enlistment,  March  18, 1777 ;  credited  with  52  days  allowance ;  roll  dated  Boston ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  28,  1778 ;  mustered  by 
Continental  Muster  Master;  reported  deceased ;  aZso,  14th  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  men 
belonging  to  Mass.  line  to  whom  wages  and  depreciation  were  allowed  by  the 
Commonwealth,  notwithstanding  the  claim  made  in  the  army  account  office  that 
said  men  had  either  not  been  mustered,  or  were  omitted  from  pay  rolls ;  said 
Fuller  reported  not  mustered. 

Fuller,  Asa,  Stafford.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wright's  co.,  Col.  David  Brewer's  (9th) 
regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  deceased. 

Fuller,  Asa.  Private ;  return  of  Capt.  David  Copp's  co.  stationed  at  Pierce's  Island 
Nov.  5,  1775. 

Fuller,  Asa.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. ;  joined  Sept.  4,  1778;  discharged 
Sept.  11, 1778;  also,  company  receipt  for  wages,  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1778, 
and  endorsed  "  John  Walton,  Capt. ;  "  said  Fuller  credited  with  wages  for  8  days 
service. 


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Fuller,  Azariah.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn, 
Superintendent  for  said  county;  Capt.  Hartwell's  co.,  Col.  Rand's  regt. ;  age,  17 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for 
town  of  Fitchburg;  engaged  July  11,  1781;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Mason  Wottles's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc. ; 
wages  allowed  said  Fuller  for  Jan.-Dec,  1782;  reported  on  command  in  March, 
1782. 

Fuller,  Barnabas,  Kingston.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt.;  return  for  advance  pay,  etc,  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  July  4,  1776; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  4  mos.  2 
days;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by 
Lieut.  Samuel  Gray,  dated  Kingston,  Feb.  21, 1778 ;  residence,  Kingston  ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Kingston ;  joined  Capt.  Marshall's  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  term 
to  expire  Jan.  1,  1780;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8,  1777;  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  also,  Private,  5th  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  reported  discharged  Dec.  23,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's  (7th) 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th)  regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlist- 
ment, Dec.  23,  1776,  to  March  In,  1777 ;  credited  with  68  days  allowance ;  sub- 
sistence also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on  march  from  Boston  to  Bennington; 
also,  same  co.  and  I'egt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  March,  1779,  dated  West 
Point;  reported  transferred  to  Capt.  Wales's  co.  April  1,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Jacob 
Wales's  CO.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  23,  1780;  age,  56 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Kingston; 
marched  to  camp  July  23,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  John  Williams  ;  also, 
payroll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Kingston  for  service  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  during  1780;  marched  July  19,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  31,  1781 ;  ser- 
vice, 6  mos.  22  days,  travel  included. 

Fuller,  Bartholomew,  Medway.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  re- 
turned as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  July  9,  1780;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
engaged  for  town  of  Medway;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  8,  1780;  maixhed  to 
camp  July  9,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Jackson  of  the  Artillery;  also,  pay 
roll  for  6  months  men  belonging  to  the  town  of  Medway  raised  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  2,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1780; 
service,  6  mos.  10  days. 

Fuller,  Barzillai,  Kingston  (also  given  Hebron).  Private,  Capt.  Peleg  Wadsworth's 
(Kingston)  co.,  Col.  Cotton's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield;  service,  11  days;  also,  Capt.  Peleg 
Wadsworth's  CO.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  (16th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  1,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  8  days  ;  also,  company  return  dated 
Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp 
at  Roxbury,  Nov.  6,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Samuel  Gray,  dated  Kingston,  Feb.  21,  1778;  resi- 
dence, Kingston;  engaged  for  town  of  Kingston;  joined  Capt.  Pope's  co.,  Col. 
Shepard's  regt.;  term  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1780;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by 
Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30,  1777; 
Capt.  Pope's  CO.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Pope's  co..  Col. 
William  Sheppard's  (3d)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  22,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  July, 


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Fuller,  Babzillai,  continued. 

Aug.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1778,  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence; 
enlisted  Jan.  22,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Capt.  Pope's  co..  Col.  Shep- 
ard's  (4th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  for  gratuity  dated  Highlands, 
Feb.  24r,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  company  return  made  up  for  the  year 
1780,  dated  Hutts,  near  West  Point;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Pope's  co.,  Col. 
Shepard's  (4th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  Phillipsborough ;  also, 
muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Peeks- 
kill;  also.  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  17S1,  and  Jan., 
1782,  dated  York  Hutts;  also,  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Cantonment,  1st 
Brigade,  West  Point;  also,  list  of  men  entitled  to  200  acres  of  land  or  f20  in 
money,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  General  Court  of  March  5, 1801 ;  residence,  Hebron. 

Fuller,  Benjamin,  Bridgewater.  Private,  Capt.  John  Porter's  co.,  Col.  Paul  Dudley 
Sargent's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  30,  1775;  service, 

1  mo.  3  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  before  Boston,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  20,  1775. 

Fuller,  Benjamin,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Guild's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company 
return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  4, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Abel 
Richards's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.;  marched  March  23, 1778  ;  discharged  April 
6,  1778 ;  service,  15  days,  at  Roxbury  and  Boston ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jacob 
Haskins's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  2,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  12 
days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  re- 
ported deserted  from  the  camp  for  20  days  and  then  returned  to  service ;  roll  dated 
Tiverton;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Luke  Howell's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  29,  1779;  service,  4  mos.  2  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779;  service,  20  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  3  days  service  at  Rhode 
Island. 

Fuller,  Benjamin,  Glass  Works.  Private,  Capt.  William  Goodrich's  co..  Col.  Patter- 
son's regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  16, 1775 ;  service,  2  mos. 
21  days ;  company  marched  April  19,  1775. 

Fuller,  Benjamin,  Norton  (also  given  Attleborough).  Capt.  Isaac  Hodges's  co.,  Col. 
George  Williams's  regt.;  service  from  Sept.  25,  1777,  to  Oct.  31,  1777,  1  mo.  6 
days,  on  a  secret  expedition ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Norton ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch 
Robinson's  co.;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 

2  days ;  company  detached  from  militia  to  serve  for  4  weeks  at  Rhode  Island  in  a 
regiment  under  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher,  Commandant;  roll  sworn  to  at  Attlebor- 
ough ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  9, 
1780;  age,  34yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Norton;  marched  to  camp  July  9,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Jackson  of  the 
Artillery ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 
1780 ;  residence,  Attleborough  ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town 
of  Norton  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  4, 1780  ; 
discharged  Dec  17,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  24  days;  also,  list  of  men  raised  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  returned  as  received  by  John  Burt,  at  Taunton, 
April  18,  1781,  to  be  conducted  to  Springfield  and  delivered  to  Col.  Shepard;  age, 
25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  laborer;  engaged  for 
town  of  Norton ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Bristol  Co.,  as  returned 
by  James  Williams,  Supei'intendent  for  said  county,  dated  Taunton,  June  20, 
1781 ;  also,  Capt.  Hastings's  (also  given  Capt.  Joseph  Bates's)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  descriptive  list;  age,  25  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complex- 


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Fuller,  Benjamin,  continued. 

ion,  lii^ht;  hair,  brown;  occupation,  farmer  (also  given  seaman);  birthplace, 
Attleborough  ;  residence,  Norton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Norton  ;  engaged  March 
17  (also  given  March  27) ,  1781 ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Bates's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West 
Point;  also,  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug., 
1781,  dated  Camp  at  Peekskill ;  reported  on  command  at  the  Lines  ;  also,  muster 
roll  for  Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts ; 
reported  on  command  at  Fort  Montgomery  in  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781. 

Fuller,  Benjamin,  Plympton.  Private,  Capt.  James  Harlow's  co.  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Elijah  Bisbe,  Jr.,  Col.  Thomas  Lothrop's  regt..  Gen.  Joseph  Cushing's 
brigade;  service,  16  days;  company  marched  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm;  roll 
dated  Plympton,  March  29,  1777 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch, 
Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co.,  dated  April  1,  1778;  residence,  Plympton; 
enlisted  for  town  of  Plympton ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Thomas  Turner ;  enlistment, 
8  months. 

Fuller,  Benjamin,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co..  Col.  John 
Hathaway's  regt.;  service  from  April  21,  1777,  23  days;  company  stationed  at 
Tiverton,  R.  I. ;  also,  Capt.  Stephen  Bullock's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
(Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  27,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1778;  service, 
1  mo.  16  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Simeon  Cole's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Carpenter's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  2,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  7 
days;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Fuller,  Benjamin,  Southampton.  List  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Southampton 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Lemuel  Pomeroy  and  the 
Selectmen,  certified  at  Southampton,  March  30,  1779;  residence,  Southampton; 
joined  Capt.  Ball's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Maj. 
Ball's  CO.,  Col.  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
April  5,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  reported  invalided ;  also,  Capt.  Lebbens  Ball's  co.. 
Col.  William  Shepard's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July  and  Aug.,  1778,  dated  Provi- 
dence; enlistment,  during  war;  reported  discharged  and  joined  corps  of  invalids 
Aug.  28,  1778 ;  also,  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot's  corps  of  invalids  stationed  at  Bos- 
ton; enlisted  Aug.  26,  1778;  service  to  Oct.  1,  1778,  1  mo.  5  days;  also,  Capt. 
Moses  McFarland's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nicola's  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  dated  Sept.  9,  and  Oct.  2,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  Capt.  McFarland's  Invalid  corps;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  list  of  United 
States  pensioners  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1787,  as  returned  by  John  Lucas,  Com- 
missary of  Pensions ;  said  Fuller  pensioned  Jan.  6,  1783 ;  age,  50  yrs. 

Fuller,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service,  20  days; 
company  marched  to  Bennington  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Fellows  and  Committee 
of  Safety  at  request  of  Gen.  Stark  ;  roll  certified  at  Sheffield ;  also,  same  co. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1777;  service,  60  days;  engagement, 
3  months;  company  marched  to  Manchester,  Vt.,  thence  to  Allington,  thence  to 
Stillwater,  by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln,  joined  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.  and  marched  to  Bolton's  Rills  [?]  and  there  served  until  regularly  dis- 
charged. 

Fuller,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Hallet's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  6,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780 ;  service,  2  mos.  28  days,  at  Rhode 
Island ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Fuller,  Boswell.  Private,  Capt.  John  Spoor's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  18,  1780  ;  discharged  Sept.  28, 1780, 80  miles  from  home ; 
service,  2  mos.  15  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months. 


154  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Fuller,  Calvin.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Charles's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's 
detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga, 
Feb.  24,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  25,  1776 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  25,  1777. 

Fuller,  Calvin.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Rathbun's  co.,  Maj.  Caleb  Hyde's  detachment 
of  militia;  enlisted  July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  20,  1777;  service,  13  days,  with 
Northern  army;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  detachment 
of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  July  22,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  13,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 23  days,  at  Stillwater. 

Fuller,  Chipman,  Halifax.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bradford's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cot- 
ton's regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  9,  1775. 

Fuller,  Comfort,  Providence.  Descriptive  listof  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Junius 
Brutus,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Leach,  sworn  to  at  Salem,  June  15,  1780; 
age,  35  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  residence.  Providence. 

Fuller,  Consider,  Kingston.  Private,  Capt.  Peleg  Wadsworth's  (Kingston)  co..  Col. 
Theophilus  Cotton's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19, 1775,  to  Marshfield ;  service,  11  days  ;  also,  Capt.  Peleg  Wadsworth's 
CO.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  (16th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
listed May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7, 
1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury 
Camp,  Nov.  6,  1775. 

Fuller,  Consider,  Middleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Wood's  (2d  Middleborough) 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield; 
service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  Isaac  Wood's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  8, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  1  day ;  also, 
company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Nov.  17,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Nehemiah  Allen's  co..  Col.  Sprout's  (4th  Plym- 
outh Co.)  regt.,  dated  Middleborough,  Feb.  19,  1778;  residence,  Middleborough; 
engaged  for  town  of  Middleborough;  joined  Capt.  Dunham's  co..  Col.  Bailey's 
regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master 
for  Plymouth  Co. ;  Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  age,  22  yrs. ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Dunham ; 
also.  Private,  8th  co.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Feb.  11,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Private  (also  given  Cor- 
poral), Capt.  George  Dunham's  (8th)  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  (1st)  regt.;  return 
of  men  in  camp  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Judah  Alden's  co.. 
Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780, 
to  Feb.  11,  1780. 

Fuller,  Consider.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Samson's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's 
regt..  Gen.  Palmer's  brigade;  service  between  Sept.  25,  1777,  and  Oct.  30,  1777, 
32  days ;  company  marched  on  a  secret  expedition  against  Newport,  R.  I.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Plymouth  Co. 

Fuller,  Consider.  Private,  Capt.  Calvin  Partridge's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
marched  July  30,  1778;  service,  1  mo.,  at  Rhode  Island;  reported  deserted  Aug. 
30,  1778 ;  company  raised  in  Plymouth  Co. 

Fuller,  Daniel,  Dedham.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  belonging  to  the  town  of 
Dedham  raised  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July 
15,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  24,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  20  days,  travel  included. 

Fuller,  Daniel,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge;  service,  3  days. 

Fuller,  Daniel,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Martin's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Car- 
penter's regt. ;  service,  16  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol, 
R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co.,  CoL, 


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Fuller,  Daniel,  continued. 

John  Hathaway's  regt. ;  service  from  April  21,  1777,  23  days;  company  stationed 
at  Tiverton,  R.  I., ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  service  from  May  13,  1777,  to  July  5,  1777, 1  mo.  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island, 
including  travel  from  Point  Judith  in  South  Kingston  to  Rehoboth ;  also,  Capt. 
Israel  Hicks's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt.;  marched  to  camp  Jan.  2,  1778; 
discharged  March  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Rehoboth ;  also,  Capt.  Jacob  Fuller's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt. ;  enlisted  June 
2, 1778  ;  service,  7  mos.  1  day,  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 1779; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  in  Bristol  Co.  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  time  of  their  arrival 
at  Springfield,  dated  Oct.  29,  1779;  4th  co..  Col.  Carpenter's  regt.;  age,  18  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  engaged  for  town 
of  Rehoboth;  reported  delivered  to  Capt.  L.  Bailey;  also.  Colonel's  co.,  14th 
Mass.  regt. ;  enlisted  July  26,  1779;  discharged  April  26,  1780;  term,  9  months; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Willmarth's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.; 
marched  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  9  days;  company 
marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and 
there  served  under  Gen.  Heath. 

Fuller,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Coe's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's 
detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga, 
Feb.  24,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  25,  1776 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  25,  1777. 

Fuller,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Willcox's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Feb.  22,  1777 ;  discharged  April  8,  1777 ;  service,  45  days,  at  Mount 
Independence. 

Fuller,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of 
guards;  joined  Jan.  13,  1778;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos.  21  days,  at  Cam- 
bridge.   Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

Fuller,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 8  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth,  Sept.  6,  1778.  Roll  dated 
Barnstable. 

Fuller,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargant's  co.  of  guards;  enlisted  Feb.  3, 
1779 ;  discharged  May  7,  1779 ;  service,  3  mos.  3  days ;  company  raised  to  serve 
under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and  about  Boston. 

Fuller,  Daniel.  Private,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  Nov.  6,  1779;  dis- 
charged Feb.  5, 1780;  service,  3  mos.,  with  guards  at  Boston ;  company  raised  for 
3  months. 

Fuller,  Daniel.  Seaman,  State  ship  "  Tartar,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Cathcart; 
engaged  May  17,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1782;  service,  6  mos.  4  days.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Fuller,  Darius,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Willmarth's  co.,  Col.  John  Dag- 
gett's regt. ;  service  from  Jan.  1, 1778, 2  mos.  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company 
raised  for  3  months;  roll  sworn  to  at  Taunton;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Willmarth's 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  17,  1778,  to  Sept.  9,  1778, 
24  days,  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co.. 
Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt.;  enlisted  March  25,  1779;  discharged  April  15,  1779; 
service,  21  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  dated  Attleborough;  also,  Capt.  Enoch 
Robinson's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  12,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
2  days ;  company  detached  from  militia  to  serve  for  4  weeks  at  Rhode  Island  in 
a  regiment  under  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher,  Commandant;  roll  sworn  to  at  Attlebor- 
ough; also,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt.;  marched 
Aug.  4, 1780;  discharged  Aug.  8, 1780 ;  service,  4  days;  2 days  travel  also  allowed 
on  march  home  from  Tiverton  to  Attleborough ;  company  marched  to  Tiverton, 
R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 


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Fuller,  David,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co.  of  4th  Parish  in  Ded- 
ham ;  service,  2  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775. 

Fuller,  David,  Lynn.  Private,  Capt.  David  Parker's  (1st  Lynn)  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  to  Concord;  service,  2  days.    Roll  sworn  to  Dec.  20,  1775. 

Fuller,  David,  Kinderhook.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Stebbins's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  16,  1775;  service, 
16  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Fuller,  David,  Middleton.  Landsman,  ship  "  Rhodes,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Nehe- 
miah  BufRnton;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  Aug.  14,  1780;  age, 
20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Middleton. 

Fuller,  David,  Needham.^  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  5, 
1779;  discharged  Oct.  2,  1779;  service,  29  days,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Hancock  at 
Castle  Island ;  company  raised  in  SuflFolk  Co. 

Fuller,  David,  Weston.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Larason's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

Fuller,  David.  Capt.  Phineas  Cook's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  26,  1775. 

Fuller,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Low's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  9, 1777;  discharged  July  23, 1777  ;  service,  15  days, 
at  "  St.  Coyx." 

Fuller,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Araariah  Fuller's  (Newton)  co..  Col.  Thatcher's  regt.; 
service,  5  days;  company  called  out  March  4,  1776;  also,  1st  Corporal,  Capt. 
Joseph  Fuller's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  20,  1777 ;  dis- 
charged Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  22  days,  travel  included,  at  Stillwater. 

Fuller,  David.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  John  Pain's  co.  stationed  at  Winter 
Hill  and  Dorchester  for  about  2  months  and  dismissed  April  1 ,  1776 ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Sylvanus  Martin's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  service,  8  days; 
company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co., 
dated  Sept.  2,  1777 ;  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Kej^es's  regt. ; 
also,  Capt.  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Keyes's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  20,  1777 ;  service 
to  Jan.  1,  1778,  4  mos.  10  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph 
Willmarth's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  marched  Aug.  1,  1780;  dis- 
charged Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  8  days;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to 
Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and  there  served  under  Gen. 
Heath;  also,  Capt.  John  Perry's  co.,  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  18, 
1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780 ;  service,  2  mos.  14  days ;  company  raised  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army  at  Rhode  Island  for  3  months. 

Fuller,  Ebenezer,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Jabez  Ellis's  (Attleborough)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  11  days; 
also,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Walker's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days;  also,  company  return 
dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Roxbury  Camp,  Nov.  20, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Ide's  (Attleborough)  co.. 
Col.  Daggett^s  regt. ;  service,  24  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the 
alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Stephen  Richardson's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  25, 
1777 ;  dischai'ged  Oct.  29,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  6  days ;  company  marched  from 
Attleborough  under  command  of  Col.  George  Williams  on  a  secret  expedition ; 
also,  Capt.  Moses  Willmarth's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  service  from 
Aug.  17,  1778,  to  Sept.  9,  1778,  24  days,  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island;  also, 
Capt.  Alexander  Foster's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  27,. 


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Fuller,  Ebenezer,  continued. 

1780;  discharged  July  31,  1780;  service,  7  days;  company  marched  to  Tiverton, 
R.  I.,  for  6  days  service;  roll  sworn  to  at  Attleborough  ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Rob- 
inson's CO.,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt. ;  marched  Aug.  4,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8, 
1780;  service,  4  days;  2  days  travel  also  allowed  on  march  home  from  Tiverton 
to  Attleborough;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm  ;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Attleborough. 

Fuller,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Willmarth's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  marched  Aug.  1,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  8, 1780 ;  service,  9  days ;  company 
marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and 
there  served  under  Gen.  Heath. 

Fuller,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcomb's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Webb's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  26,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  21  days, 
travel  included,  at  Peekskill,  N.  Y. ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Fuller,  Edmund.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's 
regt. ;  enlisted  June  26,  1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  24,  1779 ;  service,  2  mos.  28  days, 
at  Penobscot. 

Fuller,  Edward,  Arundel  (also  given  Northfield  and  Litchfield) .  List  of  men  mus- 
tered b}'  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March 
1,  1778;  Capt.  Brewer's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  also,  Private,  Major's  co..  Col. 
Sprout's  (12th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 

1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  residence,  Northfield ;  also,  certificate  given  to  Maj.  Barber, 
of  Boston,  Muster  Master,  dated  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  6, 1778,  attested  by  Col.  Samuel 
Brewer,  stating  that  said  Fuller  had  been  sworn  and  mustered,  that  he  was  then 
serving  in  Capt.  Elisha  Brewer's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.,  having  engaged  for  the 
war,  but  that  he  had  not  received  the  State  bounty ;  ordered  in  Council  Feb.  28, 

1778,  that  Nathaniel  Barber,  Esq.,  be  directed  to  pay  said  Fuller  the  State  bounty 
due  him ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Brewer's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp 
Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23, 1778 ;  residence,  Litchfield ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Litchfield ; 
mustered  by  State  Muster  Master ;  reported  transferred  from  Col.  Swift's  regt.  Jan. 
1,  1777  [?]  ;  also,  Capt.  H.  Sewal's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Henry  Sewall's  co.,  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan. 
28,  1781 ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  sandy ;  occupation,  black- 
smith ;  residence,  Arundel ;  enlisted  Nov.  1, 1779,  at  Ticonderoga,  by  Capt.  Brewer ; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

Fuller,  Edward,  Gardnerstown.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Colburn's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Arnold's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  25,  1775 ;  discharged  Aug.  14,  1775 ;  service,  20 
days. 

Fuller,  EdwArd,  Leominster.  Petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed 
by  said  Fuller  and  others,  belonging  to  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for 
increase  and  payment  of  wages;  also.  Private,  Capt.  William  Warner's  co..  Col. 
Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  May  17,  1776,  4  days  prior  to  marching,  to 
Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  15  days ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776, 
certified  at  Boston. 

Fuller,  Edward,  Newton.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge;  service,  4  days; 
also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  (Newton)  co.,  Col.  Thatcher's  regt.; 
service,  5  days;  company  called  out  March  4,  1776;  also.  Captain,  5th  (1st 
Newton)  co.,  1st  Middlesex  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  by 
the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher  and 
others,  dated  Watertown,  April  26,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  April  29,  1776,  that 
said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  April  29,  1776;  also.  Cap- 
tain, 2d  CO.,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  of  a  regiment  drafted 


158  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Fuller,  Edward,  continued. 

from  Middlesex  Co.  militia  and  ordered  to  march  to  Horse  Neck  by  Brig.  Oliver 
Prescott  Sept.  26,  1776 ;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  company  return  en- 
dorsed "  Oct.,  1776  ; "  reported  lost  articles  in  battle ;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Brooks's 
regt.;  engaged  Sept.  29,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776;  service,  60  days,  11 
days  (220  miles)  travel  included ;  order  for  payment  of  amount  of  roll  dated  at 
North  Castle,  Nov.  19,  1776,  and  signed  by  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks;  also.  Captain, 
Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  entered  camp  March  19,  1778 ;  discharged  April 
5,  1778;  service,  18  days,  at  Roxbury;  also,  Captain,  1st  Newton  co.,  Col. 
Thatcher's  regt.;  entered  camp  Sept.  2,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  4, 1778;  service,  3 
days ;  company  marched  to  Cambridge  to  guard  British  troops ;  also,  list  of  men 
detached  from  Newton  militia  to  serve  as  guards,  as  returned  by  said  Fuller, 
Captain  [year  not  given] . 

Fuller,  Eleazer,  Kingston.  Private,  Capt.  Peleg  Wadsworth's  (Kingston)  co..  Col. 
Cotton's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775,  to  Marshfield;  service,  11  days;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Peleg  Wads- 
worth's  CO.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  (16th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775; 
enlistetl  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days;  also,  Sergeant;  company  return 
dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  6,  1775. 

Fuller,  Eleazer,  Needham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Robert  Smith's  co.,  Col.  William 
Heath's  regt. ;  service,  14  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  also. 
Sergeant,  Capt.  Robert  Smith's  (Needham)  co. ;  service,  4  days,  in  March,  1776, 
at  the  time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's 
CO.,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  23,  1778 ;  discharged  April  5, 
1778;  service,  15  days;  company  marched  to  Roxbury  Lines. 

Fuller,  Eleazer.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  from  Col.  Bliss's  (1st  Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  months,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  22, 1778  [1780] ,  returned  by  Lieut.  Col.  Jonathan  Hale  as  mustered 
by  him;  15th  co. ;  age,  28  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  ruddy;  hair, 
light;  eyes,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Monson;  engaged 
Aug.  25,  1778  [1780]  ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Browning's  co..  Col.  Seth 
Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  26,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10, 
1780;  service,  1  mo.  22  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  3  months;  also,  order  dated  Monson,  April  1,  1782,  signed  by 
said  Fuller  and  others,  for  wages  for  3  mos.  service  in  1780  in  Capt.  Browning's 
CO.,  Col.  Murray's  regt. 

Fuller  [Eli  ?],  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Jabez  Ellis's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  9  days. 

Fuller,  Elias,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Wiswall's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Lexington ;  service,  4  days ;  also,  list  of  men  de- 
tached from  Newton  militia  to  serve  as  guards,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Edward 
Fuller  [year  not  given]  ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. 
of  guards ;  joined  Nov.  5,  1777 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  4  mos.  28  days,  at  Cam- 
bridge; also,  Capt.  Edward  Fuller's  (1st  Newton)  co..  Col.  Thatcher's  regt.; 
entered  camp  Sept.  2,  1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778 ;  service,  2  days ;  company 
marched  to  Cambridge  to  guard  British  troops;  also,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co.; 
joined  Sept.  4,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  11,  1778;  also,  receipt  for  wages  dated 
Cambridge,  June  22,  1779,  signed  by  Enoch  Fuller,  in  behalf  of  said  Elias  Fuller, 
who  was  allowed  wages  for  8  days  service;  receipt  endorsed  "John  Walton, 
Capt." 

Fuller,  Elijah,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Smith's  co..  Col.  William  Heath's 
regt. ;  service,  16  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  also,  Capt. 
Moses  Whiting's  co.,  36th  regt.;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge, 


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Fuller,  Elijah,  continued. 

Oct.  5,  1775;  enlisted  May  5, 1775;  also,  Capt.  Whiting's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's 
(late  William  Heath's)  regt. ;  receipt  for  bounty  coat  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  25> 
1775. 

Fuller,  Eliphalet,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  William  BuUard's  co.  of  South  Parish 
in  Dedham,  Col.  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775^ 
service,  6  days. 

Fuller,  Eliphalet,  Dedham.  Private  Capt.  Aaron  Fuller's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  1st  Parish  in  Dedham ;  ser- 
vice, 9  days. 

Fuller,  Eliphalet,  Dedham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Lewis's  (1st  Dedham)  co.,  Col. 
William  Mclntash's  (Mcintosh's)  regt.;  service,  4  days;  company  marched  to 
camp  at  Dorchester  on  the  alarm  of  March  4,  1776. 

Fuller,  Eliphalet,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robi- 
son's  (Robinson's)  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  26,  1776;  service  to  time  of  marching  in 
[i.  e.  home] ,  17  days ;  regiment  raised  in  York  and  Suffolk  counties.  Roll  dated 
Roxbury,  March  27,  1776,  and  endorsed  "service  at  Dorchester  Heights  and 
vicinity." 

Fuller,  Eliphalet,  Kingston.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army, 
as  returned  by  Lieut.  Samuel  Gray,  dated  Kingston,  Feb.  21,  1778;  residence, 
Kingston;  engaged  for  town  of  Kingston;  joined  Capt.  Seth  Drew's  co..  Col. 
Bailey's  regt  ;  term  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1780;  a^so,  list  of  men  mustered  between 
March  22,  and  March  27, 1777,  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co.  j 
Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  age  16  yrs. ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Seth  Drew ;  enlistment,  3  years ; 
also,  Drummer,  5th  co.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  March  5,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  17  mos.  26 
days  as  Private,  16  mos.  as  Corporal ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Drew's  (5th)  co.> 
Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  24, 
1778. 

Fuller,  Eliphalet.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Gay's  (2d)  co.,  1st  SuflFolk  Co.  regt. 
of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment, 
as  returned  by  Col.  William  Mcintosh ;  ordered  in  Council  May  10,  1776,  that 
said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  May  10,  1776. 

Fuller,  Elisha,  Needhara.  Private,  Capt.  John  Gay's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  sworn  to  Nov.  29, 
1776;  credited  with  allowance  for  1  day;  company  drafted  from  Roxbury,  Ded- 
ham, Needham,  Medfield,  Wrentham,  Walpole,  Medway,  Bellingham,  Beverly,. 
Danvers,  Middleton,  and  Manchester ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co. ; 
marched  Sept.  1,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  24,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  25  days,  under 
Maj.  Gen.  Hancock  at  Castle  Island;  company  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.;  also,  de- 
scriptive list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield  July  16,  1780;  age,  20  yrs.; 
stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Needham;  marched  to 
camp  July  16,  1780,  under  command  of  Sergt.  Thomas  Kench ;  also,  pay  roll  for 
6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Needham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army 
during  1780;  marched  July  1,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  22,  1780;  service,  6  mos. 
3  days. 

Fuller,  Elisha,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Phineas  Cook's  co.,  which  marched  under 
command  of  Capt.  Lieut.  John  Marean  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  head- 
quarters at  Cambridge;  service,  8  days. 


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Fuller,  Elisha,  Worcester.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Bi^elow's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Artemas  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  4  days. 

Fuller,  Elisha.  Fifer,  Capt.  Nathan  Rowlee's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's 
detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  Dec.  25,  1776 ;  service  to  April  3, 

1777,  99  days,  at  Ticonderoga;  enlistment  to  expire  March  25,  1777. 

Fuller,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mayo's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of 
guards;  service  from  Feb.  2,  1778,  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos.,  at  Cambridge;  also, 
Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  detachment  of  guards;  en- 
gaged April  11,  1778;  discharged  July  2,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  22  days;  term,  3 
months  from  April  2,  1778 ;  detachment  drafted  to  serve  at  Cambridge. 

Fuller,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  30,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  3  days,  with 
guards  at  Boston;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Fuller,  Elkanah,  Jr.,  New  Marlborough.  Descriptive  list  dated  Lenox,  Aug.  20, 1781, 
of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and  delivered 
to  William  Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county;  Capt.  Warner's  co.,  Col. 
Ashley's  regt. ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  1  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  brown  ; 
occupation,  laborer;  residence.  New  Marlborough;  enlisted  for  town  of  New 
Marlborough ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  receipted  for  by  Capt.  Smith ;  also,  receipt 
dated  New  Marlborough,  March  23,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Fuller  by  Zenas 
Wheeler,  in  behalf  of  the  class  of  the  town  of  New  Marlborough  to  which  he  be- 
longed, to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Fuller,  Enoch,  Pownalborough.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Davis's  co. ;  service  from 
Sept.  26,  1776,  to  Dec.  5,  1776,  2  mos.  9  days,  at  Boothbay  in  defence  of  seacoast; 
also,  Lieut.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  5,  1776;  discharged  Dec.  31, 
1776;  service,  26  days,  at  Boothbay  in  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  sworn  to  in  Lin- 
coln Co.;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Lincoln  Co.,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Chai'les 
Cushing,  dated  Pownalborough,  June  3,  1778;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised 
in  Lincoln  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ; 
Capt.  Walker's  co..  Col.  McCobb's  (1st)  regt.;  age,  24  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.; 
complexion,  light;  residence,  Pownalborough;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  20,  1778; 
also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col. 
R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778. 

Fuller,  Enoch.  Private,  Lieut.  Nathaniel  Tibbet's  co. ;  entered  service  Sept.  6,  1779 ; 
discharged  Nov.  1, 1779;  service,  1  mo.  27  days,  at  Penobscot;  company  detached 
to  serve  with  guards  under  Maj.  William  Lithgow  on  the  seacoast  in  Lincoln  Co. 

Fuller,  Ephraim,  Lancaster.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for  the 
term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  William  Green- 
leaf's  CO.,  Col.  Whitney's  regt. ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  light;  residence,  Lancaster;  reported  mustered  May  13, 

1778,  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  list  of  men 
returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam, 
July  20,  1778;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  7,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Lancaster; 
also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster 
Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1, 1778;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  King's  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Marshall's  (10th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  March,  1779,  dated 
West  Point;  enlisted  June  7,  1778;  discharged  March  7,1779;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  raised  in  1779  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Seth 
Washburn,  Superintendent  for  Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Sawyer's  co.,  Col.  Whit- 
ney's regt.;  age,  17  (also  given  18)  yrs.;  stature,  o  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Lancaster;  marched  July  14,  1779;  reported  mustered  July 
8,  1779,  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  delivered  to  Capt. 


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Fuller,  Ephbaim,  continued. 

C.  Marshall;  also,  Capt.  King's  Co.,  10th  Mass.  regt. ;  entered  service  July  10, 
1779;  discharged  April  10,  1780;  term,  9  months 

Fuller,  Ephraim.  Private ;  Capt.  Lieut.  Judah  Wood's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Lothrop;  service,  5  days,  travel  included;  reported  de- 
serted Dec.  14, 1776;  company  marched  from  Halifax  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  Dec.  9, 

1776,  on  an  alarm. 

Fuller,  Ephraim.  Receipt  dated  Templeton,  March  5,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said 
Fuller  by  Ezekiel  Knowlton  and  Simon  Stone,  in  behalf  of  Class  No.  2  of  the 
town  of  Templeton,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ; 
also,  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from  Jan.  15,  1781,  23 
mos.  17  days. 

Fuller,  Ezekiel,  Ludlow.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  Joseph  Miller,  dated  Ludlow,  March  29,  1779;  residence, 
Ludlow;  engaged  for  town  of  Ludlow;  rank.  Corporal;  joined  Capt.  Oliver's 
CO.,  Col.Greaton's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  ;  also,  return  dated  Ludlow,  Nov.  30, 1779, 
made  by  the  Selectmen,  of  men  entitled  to  bounty  voted  to  be  allowed  by  the  dis- 
trict of  Ludlow  to  men  who  engaged  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
terms  of  2  and  3  years;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co..  Col.  John 
Greaton's  (2d)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  24, 

1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  7  mos.  7  days  as  Private,  20  mos.  as 
Corporal,  6  mos.  as  Sergeant;  mustered  by  County  Muster  Master  Woodbridge; 
also,  (late)  Capt.  Edward  Cumpston's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt.;  return  of 
men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15, 1777 ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Prichard's 
CO.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 

I,  1780,  to  Feb.  24,  1780;  reported  discharged  Feb.  24,  1780. 

Fuller,  Ezra,  New  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Town's  co..  Col.  James  Read's 
regt. ;  descriptive  list;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  black ;  eyes, 
black;  occupation,  farmer;  birthplace,  Lynn ;  residence,  New  Ipswich;  enlisted 
April  23,  1775;  mustered  July  11,  1775;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Burbeck's 
CO.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  en- 
listed June  30  (also  given  June  29),  1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days ;  reported  trans- 
ferred from  Capt.  Town's  co. ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Fuller,  Ezra.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Lankton's  co..  Col.  Mark  Hopkins's  (1st  Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  15,  1776;  discharged  Aug.  4,  1776;  service,  21 
days ;  company  marched  to  the  Highlands,  N.  Y.,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  John 
Fellows. 

Fuller,  Ezra.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  (later  Capt.  Wattles's)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said  Fuller  from 
July  11,  1781,  to  Dec.  30,  1781. 

Fuller,  Francis,  Gardnerstown.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Oliver  Colburn's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Arnold's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  25,  1775 ;  discharged  Aug.  14,  1775 ;  service,  20 
days. 

Fuller,  Francis,  "Parmer  River."  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co.,  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  sworn  to  June  20,  1776. 

Fuller,  Francis,  Rehoboth.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  11,  1780 ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Rehoboth ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  10,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July 

II,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Bancroft;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6 
months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in 
a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 


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Fuller,  Francis,  continued. 

raised  by  the  town  of  Rehoboth  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ; 
marched  to  West  Point  July  7,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  8 
days. 

Fuller,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Hicks's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's regt. ;  marched 
to  camp  Jan.  5,  1778;  discharged  March  31,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  27  days,  at 
Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Rehoboth. 

Fuller,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Foster's  co.,  Maj.  William  Lithgo's  detach- 
ment; enlisted  Sept.  1,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  defending 
frontiers  of  Lincoln  Co. 

Fuller,  Francis.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Brig.  Gen.  James  Williams,  Superintendent  for  Bristol 
Co.,  by  Maj.  J.  Pettingall,  of  1st  Mass.  regt.,  at  Boston,  July  19,  1781 ;  age,  25 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  (also  given  5  ft.  11)  in.;  complexion,  dark;  occupation, 
laborer ;  engaged  for  town  of  Attleborough  (also  given  Norton) ;  engaged  July 
15,1781;  term,  3  years;  reported  mustered  out  on  account  of  idiocy ;  a^so.  Private, 
Capt.  Rufus  Lincoln's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for 
Aug.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated 
West  Point ;  also,  return  of  recruits  sent  by  the  State  of  Massachusetts  as  a  portion 
of  her  quota  of  the  Continental  Army  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781,  who  were  re- 
ported as  unfit  for  duty ;  7th  Mass.  regt. ;  also,  list  of  men  discharged  subsequent 
to  Jan.  1,  1781;  said  Fuller  discharged  Sept.  15,  1782,  by  Gen.  Washington  on 
account  of  idiocy. 

Fuller,  Hezekiah.  Matross,  Capt.  David  Bryant's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  July  31,  1777 ;  enlisted  Feb.  25, 
1777;  reported  deserted  March  26,  1777. 

Fuller,  Ichabod.  Private,  Capt.  Abiel  Clap's  co..  Col.  Carpenter's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ; 
service,  34  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  July  24,  1777;  also,  Capt. 
Alexander  Foster's  co..  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt.;  marched  Aug.  4,  1780;  dis- 
charged Aug.  8,  1780 ;  service,  7  days ;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on 
an  alarm ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Attleborough. 

Fuller,  Ignatius.  Private,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Enoch  Hallet's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  4  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 

Fuller,  Isaac,  Easton.  Corporal,  Capt.  Macey  Williams's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6  days;  company  reported  to 
have  served  until  April  28,  1775;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Porter's  co.,  Col. 
Sargent's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  June  29,  1775;  service, 
1  mo.  12  days. 

Fuller,  Isaac,  Plympton.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Bridgham's  (Plympton)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Marshfield,  and  then  returned  by  order 
of  Col.  Cotton ;  service,  12  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  Sergeant, 
Capt.  John  Bridgham's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  3,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days ;  also,  company  return 
dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  11,  1775. 

Fuller,  Isaac,  South  Brimfield.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Keep's  co.,  Col.  William  Shep- 
ard's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  31,  1778;  residence,  South  Brimfield;  engaged  for 
town  of  South  Brimfield;  term,  8  months;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Keep's  co.,  Col. 
Israel  Chapen's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  18,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service, 
1  mo.  11  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack  ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Con- 
tinental Army  for  3  months. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  163 

Fuller,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Charles's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's 
detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga, 
Feb.  24,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  25,  1776;  enlistment  to  expire  March  25,  1777. 

Fuller,  Isaac.  List  of  men  [no  date  or  particulars  given]  ;  credited  to  town  of 
Ashfield. 

Fuller,  Isaiah  (also  given  Josiah),  Bridgewater.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Porter's  co.. 
Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July 
7,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  3  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  before  Boston, 
Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cam- 
bridge, Nov.  20,  1775;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Cole's  co..  Col.  Jacobs's 
regt. ;  list  of  officers  of  the  2  regiments  raised  for  defence  of  New  England  States, 
commanded  by  Col.  Wade  and  Col.  Jacobs  [year  not  given]  ;  also,  1st  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Joseph  Cole's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  engaged  Jan.  1,  1778; 
service,  12  mos.2  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  engagement  to  expire  Jan.  1, 1779;  also, 
1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jacob  Pool's  co. ;  list  of  officers  of  a  regiment  detached 
from  militia  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
June  22,  1780;  commissioned  July  27,  1780;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jacob 
Pool's  CO.,  Col.  Jacobs's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt. ;  engaged  July  10, 1780 ;  discharged 
Oct.  21,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  25  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Fuller,  Isaiah,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  John  Perry's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to  April  27,  1775,  8  days;  also, 
Capt.  John  Perry's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's  (22d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  28,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  4  days ;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Fuller,  Issachar,  Plympton.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Shaw's  co.,  Col.  James  War- 
ren's regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield;  service, 

2  days. 

Fuller,  Issachar.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Sturtevant's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  31, 1780;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  29  days;  com- 
pany detached  from  militia  to  reinforce  Continental  Array  at  Rhode  Island  for 

3  months;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Samson's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt.; 
marched  March  14,  1781 ;  discharged  March  17,  1781 ;  service,  3  days,  at  Rhode 
Island;  roll  dated  Plympton. 

Fuller,  Jabez,  Medfield.  Doctor,  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's  co.  of  Medfield  militia;  return 
of  alarm  list  with  equipments  dated  June  10,  1776;  also,  list  of  men  drafted  from 
Capt.  Sabin  Mann's  co.  of  Medfield  militia  (both  train  band  and  alarm  list)  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  at  or  near  New  York,  agreeable  to  a  warrant  dated  Nov. 
21,  1776 ;  said  Fuller  and  others  reported  Dec.  20,  1776,  as  hired  by  the  Selectmen 
and  as  having  been  paid  £15  in  money ;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Sabin 
Mann's  co.  of  Medfield  militia  drafted  to  march  to  Rhode  Island  and  there  serve 
for  1  calendar  month  at  or  near  Bristol,  in  accordance  with  a  warrant  from  Lieut. 
Col.  Benjamin  Hawes,  dated  Wrentham,  July  14,  1777,  and  by  order  of  Brig. 
Lovell;  said  Fuller,  with  Lebbeus  Smith,  hii-ed  by  Eleazer  Wheelock,  Town 
Clerk ;  time  of  service  under  said  draft  reported  as  36  days. 

Fuller,  Jabez,  Oakham.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  Converse's  (4th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Brookfield,  Sept.  15,  1777;  resi- 
dence, Oakham;  engaged  for  town  of  Oakham;  joined  Capt.  Holden's  co.,  Col. 
Nixon's  regt. ;  term,  3  years;  reported  drafted ;  a^so.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's 
(3d)  CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  March  14,  1777,  to  Oct.  16,  1777;  reported  died  Oct.  16,  1777;  also,  Capt. 
Holden's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15, 
1777,  certified  in  Camp  near  Peekskill,  Feb.  16,  1779. 


164  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Fuller,  Jabez,  Sherburne.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Leland's  co.,  Col.  John  Ballard's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  11  days. 

Fuller,  Jacob,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Bliss's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to  April  27,  1775,  8  da3's;  also, 
Capt.  Bliss's  CO.,  Col.  Timothy  Wallier's  (22d)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Fuller,  Jacob,  Rehoboth.  Quarter  Master,  Col.  Timothy  Walker's  regt. ;  engaged 
April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  2  weeks;  also.  Quarter  Master;  return  of  Col. 
Timothy  Wallvcr's  regt. ;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  May  24,  1775,  that 
officers  of  said  regiment  be  commissioned ;  also,  Quarter  Master,  same  regt. ; 
receipts  for  rations  from  June  5,  1775,  to  Aug.  2,  1775,  dated  Roxbury  Camp; 
also.  Quarter  Master;  return  of  Capt.  John  Perry's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Walk- 
er's regt.,  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of 
Representatives  dated  Jan.  23,  1776,  for  officers  to  command  the  6  regiments 
raised  to  serve  before  Boston  until  April  1,  1776;  said  Fuller  chosen  Quarter 
Master,  Col.  Jacob  French's  regt.  raised  in  Bristol  and  Cumberland  counties; 
appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Jan.  23,  1776 ;  also,  receipt  given  to  Col. 
Carey  for  travelling  rations,  dated  Chelsea  Camp,  Aug.  20,  1776 ;  also,  2d  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Carpenter's  co.,  Col.  Simeon  Cary's  regt.,  Gen.  John  Fellows's 
brigade ;  list  of  men  stationed  at  New  York  and  White  Plains  for  5  months  and 
dismissed  Dec.  1,  1776;  also,  receipt  given  to  Col.  Simeon  Cary,  dated  Cortlandt 
Manor,  Dec.  3,  1776,  signed  by  said  Fuller,  Quarter  Master,  and  others,  for  wages 
for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  and  12  days  in  Dec,  1776 ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Peleg  Shear- 
man's CO.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service  from  April  20,  1777, 
to  May  13,  1777, 23  days ;  company  raised  to  support  the  Lines  near  Rhode  Island 
on  an  alarm  and  stationed  at  Slade's  Ferry;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathaniel 
Carpenter's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  service  from  May  13,  1777,  to  July 
5,  1777,  1  mo.  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island,  including  travel  from  Point  Judith  in 
South  Kingston  to  Rehoboth  ;  a^so,  Captain,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt. ;  engaged 
April 20, 1778;  discharged  Jan.  1, 1779;  service,  8  mos.  12  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
engagement  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Fuller,  Jacob  J.  Receipt  dated  Springfield,  June  22, 1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Fuller 
by  Lieut.  John  Sikes,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  1  of  the  town  of  Ludlow,  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Fuller,  James,  Great  Barrington.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Great  Barrington  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  service,  5 
mos. 

Fuller,  James,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's 
regt. ;  marched  from  home  April  25, 1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  8  days,  at  Rhode  Island, 
travel  included.    Roll  dated  Warren. 

Fuller,  James,  Ipswich.  Seaman,  ship  "Pilgrim,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph 
Robinson;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  dated  Aug.  2,  1780;  age,  21  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Ipswich. 

Fuller,  James,  Lancaster.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Prescott's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarmof  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  13  days. 

Fuller,  James,  Monson.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  26,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  30  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department;  company  detached  to  join  army  under  Gen. 
Gates  for  30  days  service;  roll  dated  Monson;  also,  Capt.  Nathan  Rowle's  co., 
Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  July  1,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  4  days,  at  llliode 
Island;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 


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Fuller,  James,  New  Marlborough.  Certificate  dated  New  Marlborough,  April  14, 1784, 
signed  by  Ebenezer  Smith,  late  Captain,  2d  Mass.  regt.,  stating  that  said  Fuller,  of 
New  Marlborough,  22  yrs.  of  age,  late  a  soldier  in  Capt.  Frost's  co.,  Gth  Mass. 
regt.,  had  sold  8  months  20  days  pay  to  George  Perkins  of  the  same  co. ;  also, 
order  on  Paymaster  of  late  6th  Mass.  regt.,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point,  Nov. 
29,  1785,  payable  to  Jacob  Porter,  signed  by  said  Fuller,  for  wages  due  him  for 
service  in  1782 ;  Ensign  E.  Foster  certifies  that  said  Fuller  served  8  mos.  20  days 
in  1782. 

Fuller,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Charles's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's 
detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga, 
Feb.  24,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  25,  1776 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  25,  1777. 

Fuller,  James.  List  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  Sept.  16, 1777,  by  James  Leonard, 
Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co. ;  Capt.  Jonathan  Brown's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son's regt. ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Swanzey. 

Fuller,  James.  Private,  Capt.  John  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ; 
enlisted  Jan.  3,  1778 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  3  mos.  1  day,  at  Charlestown  and 
Cambridge. 

Fuller,  James.  Private,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  5,  1778;  discharged 
July  1,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  26  days;  company  detached  from  militia  of  Hamp- 
shire and  Worcester  counties  to  guard  stores  and  magazines  at  Springfield  and 
Brookfield. 

Fuller,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  co..  Col.  Ashley's  regt. ;  enlisted 
June  4,  1778;  discharged  July  15,  1778;  service,  41  days;  company  ordered  to 
Albany  by  Gen.  John  Fellows. 

Fuller,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Jenkins's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service, 
7  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778. 

Fullek,  James.  Private,  Capt.  William  Greenleaf's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  22,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  26,  1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  company 
marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington ;  also,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co..  Col. 
Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  July  30,  1778,  to  Sept.  13,  1778,  1  mo.  15 
days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Lancaster. 

Fuller,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Kasson's  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  (3d)  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  25,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  1  day,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  for  3  months. 

Fuller,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Pike's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt. ; 
return  for  wages,  etc.,  for  Jan. -Dec,  1782 ;  reported  transferred  to  invalids  June 
22,  1782. 

Fuller,  James.  Order  on  Paymaster  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  dated  Newton,  Aug.  13,  1783, 
for  wages,  etc.,  due  said  Fuller. 

Fuller,  James,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Pike's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said  Fuller  from  May  20,  1782,  to 
Dec.  30,  1782,  7  mos.  12  days. 

Fuller,  Jason,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bullard's  co.  of  South  Parish  in 
Dedham,  Col.  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 4  days. 

Fuller,  Jeuediah,  Montague.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  12,  1775;  service,  2 
weeks  5  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  (1st  Mon- 
tague) CO.,  Col.  Phineas  Wright's  (6th  Hampshire  Co.)  regt.,  dated  March  5, 
1778;  residence,  Montague;  engaged  for  town  of  Montague;  joined  Capt.  Aaron 


166  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Fuller,  Jedediah,  continued. 

Hanes's  (Haynes's)  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  Aug.  1,  1777; 
reported  discharged  Aug.  1,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co.,  Col.  Edward 
Wigglesworth's  regt.;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered  by  Col.  Woodbridge. 

Fuller,  Jedediah,  Windsor.  Descriptive  list  dated  Lenox,  Aug.  20,  1781,  of  men 
raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  and  delivered  to  Wil- 
liam Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  countj';  Capt.  Clark's  co.,  Col.  Symonds's 
regt.;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupa- 
tion, laborer;  residence,  Windsor;  engaged  for  town  of  Windsor;  term,  3  years; 
receipted  for  by  Capt.  Smith ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Pope's  co.,  Col.  William 
Shepard's  (4th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  May  and  July,  1781,  dated  Camp  Phillips- 
borough;  enlisted  March  23,  1781;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Aug.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Peekskill ;  reported  confined; 
also,  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1781,  and  Jan.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts;  also,  muster 
roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Cantonment,  1st  Brigade,  West  Point;  also,  Private, 
Light  Infantry  co. ;  order  dated  Jan.  13,  1784,  for  wages  for  May-Dec.  [year  not 
given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

Fuller,  Jeduthan.  Order  on  Ephraim  Newell,  Town  Treasurer  of  Attleborough, 
dated  July  5,  1776,  for  wages  for  service  on  the  alarm  caused  by  the  battle  of 
Bunker  Hill. 

Fuller,  Jeduthan.  Private,  Capt.  Alexander  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt. ; 
marched  Aug.  4,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  7  days;  company 
marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Attleborough. 

Fuller,  Jeremiah,  Holden.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master 
for  Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Gates's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  mustered  May  27, 
1777;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Maj'  15,  1777,  to  July  16, 
1778;  reported  deceased;  also,  Capt.  William  Gates's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.; 
return  dated  Feb.  4,  1778;  residence,  Holden  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Holden  ;  mus- 
tered by  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island,  and  sworn  to  in  Camp  near 
Half  Moon ;  enlisted  May  15,  1777  ;  reported  left  in  hospital  at  Holden. 

Fuller,  Jeremiah,  Richmond.  Private,  Capt.  David  Noble's  co.,  Col.  John  Paterson's 
(26th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  July  21,  1775;  service,  11 
days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Fort  No.  3,  Charlestown,  Oct.  26,  1775;  also. 
Private,  Lieut.  Ezekiel  Crocker's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  16,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service,  4  days;  company 
called  out  by  Maj.  Hide  and  ordered  to  march  to  Bennington. 

Fuller,  Jeremiah.  Matross,  Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  co.  of  matrosses ;  enlisted  June 
26,  1781 ;  service  to  Aug.  22,  1781,  1  mo.  26  days. 

Fuller,  Jeremiah.  Pay  roll  dated  June  5,  1783,  of  men  who  served  on  the  seacoast 
at  Dartmouth. 

Fuller,  Jesse,  Rehoboth.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co. 
stationed  at  Brookline  for  6  weeks  and  dismissed  Jan.  15,  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Car- 
penter's CO.,  Col.  Simeon  Cary's  regt..  Gen.  John  Fellows's  brigade;  list  of  men 
stationed  at  New  York  and  White  Plains  for  5  months  and  dismissed  Dec.  1, 1776 ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Martin's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 16  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm 
of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Capt.  James  Hills's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt.;  list  of 
men  stationed  at  Bristol  for  3  months  from  Dec.  28,  1776;  also,  Private,  Capt. 


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Fuller,  Jesse,  continued. 

Israel  Hicks's  co.,  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt. ;  marched  to  camp  Jan.  2, 1778 ;  dis- 
charged March  31,  1778 ;  service,  3  mos.,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Reho- 
both;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jacob  Fuller's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted 
May  1,  1778;  service,  8  mos.  1  day,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan. 
1,  1779. 

Fuller,  John,  Boston.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  2, 
1780;  age,  23  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of 
Boston ;  marched  to  camp  Aug.  2,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Benjamin 
Pike ;  also,  list  of  6  months  men  who  enlisted  from  Boston  regt.  of  militia,  as  re- 
turned by  Col.  Edward  Procter,  dated  Boston,  Aug.  31,  1780;  residence,  Boston; 
also,  descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  9,  1781,  made  by  Edward  Procter, 
Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  place  of  rendez- 
vous, unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  received  bounty  and  mileage  due 
them  of  said  Col.  Procter ;  Capt.  Hodgdon's  co. ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ; 
complexion,  dark. 

Fuller,  John,  Danvers  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Prince's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 

Fuller,  John,  Lancaster.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
2d  "Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  William  Greenleaf,  sworn  to  in 
Worcester  Co.,  Feb.  17,  1778;  residence,  Lancaster;  engaged  for  town  of  Lan- 
caster; joined  Capt.  Brattle's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Ma- 
tross,  Capt.  David  Bradlee's  (9th)  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from 
time  of  enlistment  to  Aug.  1,  1777,  67  days ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men 
entitled  to  bounty  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  I'egt. ;  list  of 
men  who  received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months. 

Fuller,  John,  Lunenburg.  Captain,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  return  of  officers  in 
camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  25,  1775 ;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  May  26, 

1775,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  also,  same  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  J  day;  also,  company  re- 
ceipts for  wages  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Fuller,  John,  Medfield.  Private,  Capt.  Sabin  Man's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Greaton's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  12  days;  reported 
enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  list  of  men  who  enlisted  April  19,  1775,  for  8  mos. 
service  when  Capt.  Chenery  had  command,  and  were  accordingly  credited  with  1 
turn  of  service ;  list  taken  from  book  of  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's  co.  of  Medfield 
militia ;  said  Fuller  credited  with  8  mos.  service ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Bul- 
lard's  CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Roxbnry,  Sept.  26, 
1775;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robson's  (Robinson's)  regt.; 
enlisted  Jan.  29,  1776 ;  service  to  time  of  marching  in  [i.  e.  home] ,  14  days ;  regi- 
ments raised  in  York  and  Suffolk  counties;  roll  dated  Roxbnry,  March  27, 1776, 
and  endorsed  "service  at  Dorchester  Heights  and  vicinity;"  also,  Capt.  Sabin 
Mann's  co.  of  Medfield  militia;  return  of  train  band  with  equipments  dated  June 
10,  1776 ;  age,  26  yrs. ;  also,  same  co. ;  list  of  men  who  marched  in  accordance 
with  orders  given  by  Maj.  James  Metcalf  Dec.  8,  and  Dec.  9,  1776,  to  Providence, 
R.  I.,  thence  to  Warwick  Neck;  said  Fuller  credited  with  4  days  service;  also, 
list  of  men  drafted  from  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's  co.  of  Medfield  militia  (both  train 
band  and  alarm  list)  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  or  near  New  York,  agree- 
able to  a  warrant  dated  Nov.  21,  1776;   said  Fuller  and  others  reported  Dec.  20, 

1776,  as  hired  by  the  Selectmen  and  as  having  been  paid  £15. 


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Fuller,  John,  Middleborough.  List  of  men  mustered  between  April  21,  1777,  and 
May  4,  1777,  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co. ;  age,  19  yrs. ; 
residence,  Middleborough;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Wadsworth;  enlistment,  3  years; 
also,  Lieutenant,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Wadsworth's 
CO.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  engagement  Jan.  1, 1777  ; 
credited  with  90  days  allowance ;  roll  dated  Boston ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  return  dated  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  28,  1778;  residence,  Middleborough; 
engaged  for  town  of  Middleborough;  mustered  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master; 
reported  on  furlough;  also,  Capt.  Wadsworth's  (7th)  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt.; 
muster  roll  of  commissioned  officers  for  July,  1778,  dated  White  Plains ;  appointed 
Nov.  6,  1776;  also,  3d  Lieutenant,  Maj.  Samuel  Tubbs's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Bradford's 
14th  (also  given  12th)  regt.;  muster  roll  of  commissioned  officers  for  April,  1779, 
dated  West  Point;  reported  on  command  at  Boston;  also,  Lieutenant;  return 
dated  Boston,  Sept.  20,  1779,  of  officers  reported  as  "now  in  the  field;"  also, 
Captain,  Col.  Bradford's  (14th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  as  serving  3  mos.  15  days  as  Lieu- 
tenant, 8  mos.  15  days  as  Captain  ;  also,  Captain,  8th  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt.; 
muster  roll  of  commissioned  officers  for  July,  1780,  dated  Steenropie ;  appointed 
April  16,  1780;  also,  Captain,  14th  Mass.  regt.;  list  of  officers  promoted  in  the 
Continental  Army ;  commissioned  July  28, 1780 ;  also,  same  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Oct.-Dec,  1780,  dated  Hutts  near  West  Point;  reported  on  furlough;  also.  Cap- 
tain; return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  17,  1781,  of  officers  of  14th  Mass.  regt.,  lately 
commanded  by  Col.  Bradford,  in  actual  service ;  also.  Captain,  8th  co..  Col.  Wil- 
liam Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  June,  July,  and  Aug.,  1781;  re- 
ported under  arrest  in  Aug.,  1781 ;  also,  returns  of  officers  dated  Camp  Peekskill, 
Aug.  31, 1781,  and  Camp  Continental  Village,  Sept.  21,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll 
for  Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Jan.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts ;  re- 
ported sick  in  the  country,  absent  by  leave  of  Gen.  Glover,  in  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781, 
on  furlough  in  Dec,  1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated  West  Point; 
also,  returns  of  officers  from  March  1,  1782,  to  April  12,  1782,  dated  Cantonment, 
1st  Brigade;  also,  return  of  officers  dated  West  Point,  June  14,  1782;  reported  on 
furlough  at  Worcester  bj'  leave  of  the  commander-in-chief ;  also,  return  of  officers 
dated  Nov.  15,  1782 ;  reported  sick  in  camp;  also.  Captain,  4th  Mass.  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  James  Mellen;  return  dated  Camp  near  New  Windsor, 
Dec.  6, 1782 ;  reported  attending  general  court-martial ;  also,  4th  Mass.  regt.  com- 
manded by  Col.  Henry  Jackson ;  returns  of  officers  from  Jan.  3,  1783,  to  Jan.  24, 
1783,  dated  Cantonment,  1st  Brigade,  near  New  Windsor;  also,  return  of  officers 
dated  Camp  Massachusetts  Line,  Feb.  7,  1783 ;  also,  returns  of  officers  from  Feb. 
14,  1783,  to  Feb.  28,  1783 ;  reported  on  furlough  in  Massachusetts  from  Dec.  27, 
1782,  by  leave  of  Maj.  Gen.  Gates. 

Fuller,  John,  Middleton.  Capt.  Enoch  Putnam's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's  regt.; 
order  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775,  signed  by  said  Fuller  and 
others;  also.  Private,  same  co.  andregt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted 
May  8,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  1  day;  also,  Capt.  Enoch  Putnam's  co..  Col.  John 
Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company 
return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

Fuller,  John,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Kingsbery's  co.,  Col.  Aaron  Davis's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 

Fuller,  John,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co..  Col.  William  Heath's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days. 

Fuller,  John,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Kilton's  co..  Col.  John  Patterson's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  26,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  12 
days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] . 


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Fuller,  John  (also  given  Jr.),  Needham.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk 
Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  and  endorsed  "  sent  by  sundry  persons 
to  Springfield ; "  Capt.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  age,  31  yrs. ;  stature,  5 
ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  gray;  occupation,  husbandman; 
residence,  Needham  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Needham  ;  reported  delivered  to  Lieut. 
John  Grace;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam, 
Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield, 
Sept.  20,  1779;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  Julj'  26, 
1780  ;  age,  32  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Needham  ;  marched  to  camp  July  26,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Fox;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Pater  son  as 
having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  Job  Sumner's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct., 
1780 ;  enlisted  July  26,  1780 ;  enlistment,  6  months ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months 
men  raised  by  the  town  of  Needham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during 
1780;  marched  July  26,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  26,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  11  days, 
travel  included ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  April  4, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Needham. 

Fuller,  John,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service,  1  day ;  reported 
as  belonging  to  alarm  list. 

Fuller,  John,  Plymouth  (also  given  Kingston) .  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months 
service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return 
dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by 
the  town  of  Plymouth  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched 
July  9,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  -,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  12  days;  also.  Drummer, 
Capt.  Warren's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  July  17,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  as  serving  4  mos.  as  Private, 
1  mo.  13  days  as  Drummer;  [see  Joseph  Fuller;]  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  in 
Continental  service;  Capt.  William  Mills's  co. ;  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th) 
regt. ;  age,  18  (also  given  16)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  (also  given  5  ft.  1^)  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  light  (also  given  brown);  occupation,  farmer;  birthplace, 
Yarmouth,  N.  S.  (also  given  Kingston) ;  residence,  Plymouth  (also  given  Kings- 
ton) ;  enlisted  Nov.  11,  1780,  by  Capt.  Warren;  enlistment,  during  war  (also  given 
3  years) ;  also.  Drummer,  Capt.  Benjamin  Warren's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's 
(7th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.-May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  under 
inoculation  in  Feb.  and  March,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781 ;  also,  Capt. 
William  Mills's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  July-Sept.,  1781 ; 
reported  on  command  foraging  in  Aug.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781- 
Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts  ;  also,  list  of  men  court-martialled  subsequent  to  Jan. 

I,  1781 ;  said  Fuller  tried  Nov.  28,  1781,  by  regimental  court-martial,  Capt.  King, 
President,  on  charge  of  stealing  rum  ;  sentence,  50  lashes;  also,  list  of  men  dis- 
charged subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  said  Fuller  discharged  June  10,  1783,  term 
of  enlistment  having  expired. 

Fuller,  John,  Plympton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bridgham's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield,  and  then  returned  by  order  of  Col.  Cotton ; 
service,  12  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt.  John  Bridgham's 
CO.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May 
3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  6  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov. 

II,  1775. 

Fuller,  John.  List  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent 
for  Hampshire  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 


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Fuller,  John,  continued. 

raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Capt.  James  Cooper,  at  Springfield,  July  19,  1779;  Capt.  Osgood's  co..  Col.  Wil- 
liams's regt. ;  age,  30  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in.;  hair,  black;  engaged  for  town  of 
Shutesbury  or  Irvingshire. 

Fuller,  John,  Sutton.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Eliot's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Learnard's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Fuller,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Bellows's  co. ;  service,  9  days,  under  Maj. 
Bridge  with  Northern  arm}' ;  company  marched  Aug.  22,  1777,  on  an  alarm  at 
Bennington  at  request  of  Gen.  Stark  and  Col.  Warner. 

Fuller,  John.  Private,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt.; 
service,  27  days ;  company  marched  from  Gageborough  Sept.  5,  1777,  to  reinforce 
Gen.  Lincoln  at  Pawlet. 

Fuller,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Jenings's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Sept.  22,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service  on  expedition  to  the 
Northward. 

Fuller,  John.  List  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth 
Co.,  dated  July  26,  1777;  Col.  Robinson's  regt.;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Cole;  enlist- 
ment to  expire  Jan.  1,  1778;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph  Cole's  co..  Col.  Robin- 
son's regt. ;  enlisted  July  6,  1777 ;  service,  5  mos.  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll 
sworn  to  in  Plymouth  Co. 

Fuller,  John.  List  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth 
Co.,  dated  Oct.  7,  1777;  Col.  Cyes's  (Keyes's)  regt.;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Sparrow; 
also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Edward  Sparrow's  co.,  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  3,  1777;  discharged  Jan.  2,  1778;  service,  5  mos.,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlist- 
ment to  expire  Jan.  1,  1778;  roll  dated  Providence;  also,  Sergeant,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kingston,  Dec.  4,  1777. 

Fuller,  John.  Private,  Capt.  William  Crow  Cotton's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
marched  July  29,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  16  days,  at 
Rhode  Island;  company  raised  in  Plymouth  Co. 

Fuller,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Shaw's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards; 
enlisted  Oct.  5,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  9  days,  at  Cam- 
bridge.   Roll  dated  Raynham. 

Fuller,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Thomas's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  entered  service  June  7,  1778;  term, 
9  months. 

Fuller,  John.  Lieut.  Col.  Fernald's  co.,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (8th)  regt. ;  entered 
service  July  10,  1779;  discharged  April  10,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Fuller,  John.  Capt.  Marshall's  co. ;  entered  service  Aug.  26,  1779;  discharged  May 
24,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Fuller,  John.  Corporal,  Capt.  Adam  Peters's  co.,  Maj.  Seth  Bullard's  regt. ;  received 
orders  to  march  July  28,  1780;  arrived  at  camp  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug. 
6,  1780;  service,  12  daj's,  travel  included,  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Heath,  on  an 
alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

Fuller,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Jonah  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  White's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  9  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Middleborough. 


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Fuller,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co.,  Col.  John  Rand's  ("Worcester 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  16, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days, 
travel  included;  company  raised  for  3  months;  also,  order  dated  Barre,  May  10, 
1782,  for  wages  for  service  at  West  Point  in  1780  in  Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co. 

Fuller,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co.  of  guards  ;  enlisted  Feb.  12, 1781 ; 
discharged  April  1, 1781 ;  service,  1  rao.  18  days ;  company  raised  in  1780  to  serve 
for  8  months  as  guards  at  Springfield. 

Fuller,  Jonathan,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  sworn  to  June  20,  1776; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  May  16, 1776,  4  days  preceding  march,  to 
time  of  returning  home,  6  mos.  8  days ;  rolls  dated  Camp  at  Hull ;  also,  Capt. 
Stephen  Richardson's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  25, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  29, 1777 ;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  6  days ;  company  marched  from  Attleborough  under  command  of  Col. 
George  Williams  on  a  secret  expedition ;  also,  list  dated  Taunton,  May  21,  1778, 
of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master,  for  the  term  of  9  months  from 
the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill;  Capt.  Elisha  May's  6th  (Attleborough)  co.. 
Col.  John  Daggett's  (4th  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark  ;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  dark;  residence,  Attleborough;  engaged  for 
town  of  Attleborough ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Bristol  Co.,  returned  as  received 
of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  arrived 
at  Fishkill  June  16,  1778. 

Fuller,  Jonathan,  Chelsea.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Chelsea)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  discharged  May  16, 1775  ;  service,  1  mo. ; 
reported  as  belonging  to  the  alarm  list. 

Fuller,  Jonathan,  Great  Barrington.  Private,  Capt.  William  King's  co.,  Col.  John 
Fellows's  (8th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dorchester  Camp,  Nov.  17, 1775. 

Fuller,  Jonathan,  Ludlow.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  L.Woodbridge'sco.,  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  July  24,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779;  service,  5  mos. 
7  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island  ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  5  days  service  at  Rhode 
Island. 

Fuller,  Jonathan,  Lynn.  Private,  Capt.  Rufus  Mansfield's  (4th  Lynn)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord ;  service,  2  days. 

Fuller,  Jonathan,  Lynn.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Newhall's  (Lynn)  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days ;  also,  Capt.  Ezra 
Newhall's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge, 
June  8,  1775,  signed  by  said  Fuller  and  others;  also,  Capt.  Newhall's  co.,  Col. 
John  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson  ;  com- 
pany return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Fuller,  Jonathan,  Oxford.  Return  dated  Oxford,  May  26, 1778,  made  by  Capt.  John 
Town,  of  2  men  raised  from  his  company.  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt.,  to  be 
delivered  to  Maj.  Washburn  of  Leicester;  age,  24  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.; 
complexion,  dark;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for 
the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  Town's  co., 
Col.  Holman's  regt.;  residence,  Oxford;  reported  mustered  May  15,  1778,  by 
Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as 
received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778 ; 
arrived  at  Fishkill  June  7,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry 
Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778. 

Fuller,  Jonathan  (also  given  John).  Letter  from  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford  to  the 
Council,  dated  Boston,  April  11,  1777,  recommending  certain  gentlemen  for  com- 


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Fuller,  Jonathan  (also  given  John),  continued. 

missions  as  staff  officers  in  his  regiment;  said  Fuller  recommended  for  Surgeon; 
also.  Surgeon,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Aug.  18,  1777;  reported  deserted. 

Fuller,  Jonathan.  Private,  Lieut.  William  Foster's  detachment  from  Col.  Pierce's 
regt.;  joined  March  9,  1778;  discharged  April  4,  1778;  service,  27  days;  detach- 
ment stationed  at  Long  Island;  also,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Thayer's  (SuflFolk  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780; 
service,  2  mos.  20  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Fuller,  Joseph,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Timothy 
Walker's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  1,  1775 ;  service,  3 
mos.  8  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Nov.  20,  1775 ;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Moses  Willmarth's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt. ;  service  from  Jan.  1, 1778, 
2  mos.  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island  ;  company  raised  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Taunton ;  also,  Capt.  Alexander  Foster's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice from  July  27,  1778,  to  Aug.  12,  1778,  17  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt. 
Samuel  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt.;  marched  July  31,  1780;  dis- 
charged Aug.  8,  1780 ;  service,  8  days ;  2  days  travel  also  allowed  on  march  home 
from  Tiverton  to  Attleborough;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an 
alarm. 

Fuller,  Joseph,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co. ;  marched  July  28, 
1776;  service  to  Sept.  30,  1776,  2  mos.  2  days;  company  stationed  at  Martha's 
Vineyard  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  same  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  30,  1776,  to 
Nov.  22,  1776,  1  mo.  22  days,  under  Maj.  Barachiah  Bassett;  company  raised  for 
defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed  at  Martin's  (Martha's)  Vineyard ;  also,  Capt. 
Joseph  Griffith's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  June  10,  1778;  service,  6 
mos.  24  days,  travel  included ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Micah 
Hamlin's  co.  of  matrosses.  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  3  days,  on 
an  alarm  at  Falmouth  in  March,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  2  days; 
company  marched  on  alarms  at  Falmouth  in  April,  May,  and  Sept.,  1779. 

Fuller,  Joseph,  Monson.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  co.,  (late)  Col.  David 
Leonard's  regt.;  enlisted  March  1,  1777;  discharged  April  11,  1777;  service,  42 
days ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  army  at  Ticonderoga ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Armj'  from  15th  co..  Col.  John  Bliss's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Joshua  Shaw,  dated  Monson,  March  29, 
1779;  residence,  Monson  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Monson  ;  joined  Capt.  Keep's  co., 
Col.  Shepherd's  regt.;  term,  during  war;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Keep's  co., 
Col.  William  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
April  21,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  28  mos.  9  days  as  Private, 
4  mos.  as  Corporal;  also.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Wright's  (late  Capt.  Keep's)  co.. 
Col.  Shepard's  (3d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July  and  Aug.,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1778,  dated  Providence ;  reported  on  fatigue 
duty  in  Oct.,  1778;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  April  1,  1777; 
enlistment,  3  years;  also,  Corporal  and  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co..  Col. 
Shepard's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
Dec.  31,  1786;  reported  as  serving  6  mos.  as  Corporal,  6  mos.  as  Sergeant;  also. 
Corporal,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt.;  return  made  up  for  the  year  1780, 
dated  West  Point;  reported  promoted  to  Sergeant  July  1,  1780;  also.  Sergeant, 
Capt.  Elnathan  Haskell's  co.,  CqI.  William  Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  May  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  muster  rolls  for  June-Sept.,  1781;  also, 
muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Ilutts;  reported  on  command 
at  Springfield  in  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  on  furlough  in  Feb.,  1782. 


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Fuller,  Joseph,  Newton.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Wiswall's  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Lexington ;  service,  4  days ;  also,  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Jeremiah  Wiswall's  co..  Col.  Hatch's  regt. ;  service,  5  days;  com- 
pany marched  by  order  of  Gen.  Washington,  March  4,  1776,  at  the  time  of  taking 
Dorchester  Heights;  also,  Captain,  7th  (2d  Newton)  co.,  1st  Middlesex  Co.  regt. 
of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment, 
as  returned  by  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher  and  others,  dated  Watertown,  April  26, 1776 ; 
ordered  in  Council  April  29,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported 
commissioned  April  29, 1776 ;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Samuel  BuUard's  regt. ;  engaged 
Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  16  days,  at  Stillwater; 
also.  Captain,  2d  Newton  co.,  Col.  Thatcher's  regt.;  entered  camp  Sept.  2,  1778; 
discharged  Sept.  4,  1778;  service,  3  days;  company  marched  to  Cambridge  to 
guai-d  British  troops;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Bullard's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel 
allowance  from  Scarsdale ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Nov.  4,  1778. 

Fuller,  Joseph,  Northfield.  Private,  Capt.  Eldad  Wright's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Samuel  Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarn> 
of  April  19,  1775,  from  Northfield  and  Warwick  to  Cambridge;  service,  23  days; 
also,  Capt.  Eliakim  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt. ;  order  for  advance 
pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  8, 1775,  signed  by  said  Fuller  and  others ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  12  days;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Kellogg's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.; 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiv- 
alent in  money  dated  Dec.  23,  1775. 

Fuller,  Joseph,  Sandwich.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  (1st  Barnstable  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Sandwich,  June  10, 
1777 ;  residence,  Sandwich ;  engaged  for  town  of  Yarmouth ;  term  to  expire  Jan. 
10,  1778;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Wadsworth's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's 
regt.;  return  dated  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  28,  1778;  residence.  Sandwich;  engaged 
for  town  of  Sandwich ;  mustered  by  Continental  Muster  Master ;  reported  deserted. 

Fuller,  Joseph,  Sandwich.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  SutFolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Aug.  31,  1777;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  15,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  John  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778, 
dated  Lancaster;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778,  dated 
Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Pawtuxet; 
also,  Lieut.  Thomas  HoUis  Condy's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Nov.,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779 ;  also,  Maj.  Lemuel  Trescott's 
(3d)  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Providence;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780, 
to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780, 
of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's 
regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who 
were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson, 
agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  Major's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  25, 
1777;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  three  miles  from  West  Point,  Jan.  28, 
1781 ;  Capt.  Hunt's  co.,  9th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jackson ;  age, 
18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  hair,  sandy ;  occupation,  j-eoman ; 
residence.  Sandwich  ;  enlisted  May  15,  1777,  by  Col.  Jackson ;  enlistment,  during 
war. 

Fuller,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  (Newton)  co..  Col.  Thatcher's 
regt. ;  service,  5  days ;  company  called  out  March  4,  1776. 


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FvLLER,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  regt. ;. 
enlisted  Sept.  30,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  3  days,  with 
guards  at  Boston;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Fuller,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  William  Thurlo's  co. ;  service,  25  days,  travel  (14(>- 
miles)  included,  under  Maj.  Ebenezer  Bridge  at  Saratoga;  roll  sworn  to  in 
Worcester  Co.,  April  4,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Ephraira  Stearns's  co..  Col.  Ezra 
Wood's  regt.;  enlisted  May  31,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  31,  1779;  service,  8  mos. 
11  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  for  defence  of  North  river;  also,  order 
dated  Fitchburg,  April  27,  1779,  for  wages  for  service  in  Capt.  Stearns's  co..  Col. 
Wood's  regt. 

Fuller,  Joseph.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  17, 
1780;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Plym- 
outh ;  marched  to  camp  July  17,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Abner  Howard. 
[See  John  Fuller.] 

Fuller,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Harris's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  12, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  19, 1780 ;  service,  11  days, 
travel  included;  company  marched  to  the  Northern  frontier  by  order  of  Gen. 
Fellows  on  an  alarm. 

Fuller,  "  Joset,"  Plymouth.  Mate ;  list  of  prisoners  returned  from  New  York  in  the 
schooner  "  Speedwell "  Aug.  3,  1777. 

Fuller,  Joshua,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service,  3  days ;  re- 
ported as  belonging  to  the  alarm  list. 

Fuller,  Joshua,  Newton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service,  1  day ;  also, 
Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  (Newton)  co..  Col.  Thatcher's  regt.;  service,  5  days? 
company  called  out  March  4,  1776. 

Fuller,  Joshua,  Surry.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Stiles's  co..  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sar- 
gent's regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  14,  1775;  service,  18 
days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  before  Boston,  Nov.  10,  1775. 

Fuller,  Joshua.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt.;  regimental  returns 
from  Sept.  11,  to  Sept.  21,  1776,  dated  Ticonderoga;  said  Fuller  reported  on  com- 
mand in  the  train  by  order  of  the  General. 

Fuller,  Joshua.  Sentinel,  Capt.  Robert  Hodges's  co.,  Col.  William  Jones's  regt.;. 
list  of  men  who  assisted  in  the  recapture  of  the  ship  "Grout"  ("Gruel")  from 
the  British  ship  "  Rainbow"  Sept.  10,  1777. 

Fuller,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Archibald  McAllister's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  11,  1779;  service  to  Sept.  24, 1779,  2  mos.  13  days,  on  expedi- 
tion against  Majorbagaduce. 

Fuller,  Josiah,  Kingston.  Private,  Capt.  Peleg  Wadsworth's  (Kingston)  co.,  Col. 
Cotton's  regtJ,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19, 1775,  to  Marshfield;  service,  11  days;  also,  Capt.  Peleg  Wadsworth's  co..  Col. 
Theophilus  Cotton's  (16th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May 
2,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  7  days ;  also.  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  re- 
turn dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Nov.  6,1775;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  N.  Nelson's 
CO.,  Col.  Aaron  Willard's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  home  to- 


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Fuller,  Josiah,  continued. 

Skeensborough,  via  No.  4  or  Charlestown,  dated  Boston ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  from  Fort  Edward  home,  via 
Albany,  dated  Plymouth,  Dec.  20,  1776. 

Fuller,  Josiah,  Medway.  Major,  West  regt.  in  Suffolk  Co.  commanded  by  Col.  John 
Smith,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  14  days. 

Fuller,  Josiah,  Medway.  Drum  Major,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  Col.  L.  Robin- 
son's regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  29,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  4  days;  regiment  raised  in 
York  and  Suffolk  counties.    Roll  dated  Roxbury. 

Fuller,  Josiah,  Medway.  Drummer,  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's  co. ;  return  sworn  to 
Dec.  7,  1776,  for  travel  allowance  from  home  to  camp  at  Boston  where  company 
joined  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  also,  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's  (9th) 
CO.,  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  joined  Nov.  1,  1776;  service  to  May  8,  1777,  6 
mos.  7  days. 

Fuller,  Josiah,  Nobletown.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  Hugh  McClellan,  sworn  to  at  Colrain,  April  5,  1779;  residence, 
Nobletown;  engaged  for  town  of  Colrain;  joined  Capt.  Watson's  co..  Col.  Grea- 
ton's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  July  24,  1781 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  between  Jan. 
20,  1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire 
Co.;  Capt.  Watson's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Abraham 
Watson's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Feb.  16,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Nobletown ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Nobletown ;  also, 
Capt.  Joseph  Williams's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.; 
muster  rolls  for  Sept.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1779;  enlisted  Feb.  10,  1777;  enlistment,  3 
years ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accotints  for  service  from 
Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Jan.  11, 1780;  also,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's 
(1st)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  May- July,  1781;  enlisted  April  7,  1781;  enlistment, 
3  years ;  reported  on  command  at  "  Batwing  "  in  June  and  July,  1781 ;  also,  mus- 
ter roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Peekskill;  reported  on  command  with  the 
boats;  a/so,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781;  reported  on  command  with  Col.  Swift; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Huts ;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Jan.,  1782;  also,  muster  roll  for  March,  1782,  dated  Quarters  York  Hutts. 

Fuller,  Josiah.  Captain,  Col.  Wheelock's regt.;  service,  23  days;  company  marched 
from  Medway  to  Warwick,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  also.  Captain,  Maj. 
Metcalf's  regt. ;  account  of  rations  due  officers  for  service  at  Warwick,  R.  I.,  in 
Dec,  1776;  said  Fuller  credited  with  23  days  allowance. 

Fuller,  Josiah.  Private,  Lieut.  Hezeklah  Ware's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  20,  1778;  discharged  July  13,  1778;  service,  24  days,  at  Rhode 
Island ;  company  detached  from  4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  to  serve  for  21  days  from 
time  of  arrival  at  headquarters ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co..  Col.  Hawes's 
regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  4,  to  Aug.  26, 1778, 22  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Wrentham. 

Fuller,  Josiah.  List  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  for  Continental  service,  as  re- 
turned by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received 
of  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commis- 
sioner; also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Cooper,  at  Springfield,  July  19,1779; 
Capt.  Cranson's  co..  Col.  Wells's  regt. ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. ;  hair,  light 
(also  given  brown) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Ashfield ;  also,  Capt.  Varnum's  co..  Col. 
Michael  Jackson's  (8th)  regt. ;  entered  service  July  15, 1779;  discharged  April  15, 
1780 ;  term,  9  months. 


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Filler,  Josiah.  List  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  Sept.  16,  1777,  by  James  Leon- 
ard, Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co.;  Capt.  Jonathan  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  regt. ;  age,  29  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Swanzey ; 
also,  Private ;  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 1780,  of  officers 
and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men 
belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated 
into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the 
arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  enlisted  Sept.  1,  1777;  said  Fuller  appears  among 
men  belonging  to  Col.  William  R.  Lee's  regt.  who  had  been  discharged  from  the 
rolls  prior  to  the  above  arrangement;  reported  deserted  May  1,  1778. 

Fuller,  Josiah.  Drum  Major,  Capt.  Benjamin  AUton's  co..  Col.  John  Rand's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  9,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  at  West 
Point;  company  raised  for  3  months.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Charlton. 

Fuller,  Josiah.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Enoch  Hallet's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  12,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  20  days, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Fuller,  Josiah.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Nicols's  (Nichols's)  co.  of  Artillery  artificers. 
Gen.  Knox's  (Artillery)  brigade;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  March  15,  1777,  to  March  15,  1780;  reported  discharged  March  15,  1780; 
term,  3  years;  companj^  stationed  at  Springfield;  also,  account  rendered  against 
the  United  States  by  Massachusetts  for  amounts  paid  officers  and  men  of  Col. 
Jeduthan  Baldwin's  regt.  of  Artificers  on  account  of  depreciation  of  their  wages 
for  the  first  three  years'  service  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1777  to  1780; 
account  exhibited  by  Committee  on  Claims  in  behalf  of  Massachusetts  against 
United  States  Sept.  21,  1787. 

Fuller,  Julius.  Receipt  dated  Springfield,  May  21,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Fuller 
by  Mr.  Manter,  Chairman  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Ashfield,  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Fuller,  Lemuel,  Western.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
East  CO.  in  Western,  Col.  Converse's  (4th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Brookfield, 
Sept.  15,  1777;  residence.  Western;  engaged  for  town  of  Western;  joined  Capt. 
Slayton's  co.,  Col.  Shepherd's  regt. ;  term,  during  war  (also  given  3  years) ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Field's  co..  Col.  William  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  March  20,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Reuben 
Slayton's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (3d)  regt. ;  return  dated  Valley  Forge,  Jan. 
30, 1778;  a^so,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  July,  Aug.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1778, 
dated  Camp  Providence ;  also,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  March  20,  1777;  reported  on 
command  at  Boston  Neck;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Colonel's  co..  Col. 
Shepard's  (-Ith)  regt.;  return  for  gratuity  dated  Highlands,  Feb.  24,  1780;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  made  up  for  the  year  1780,  dated  West  Point ;  also, 
Capt.  James  Cooper's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May, 
1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Drew's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781,  dated  Phillipsburgh ;  also,  muster 
roll  for  Aug.,  1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Continental  Village; 
reported  on  command  with  light  infantry  from  May,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for 
Oct.-Dec,  1781,  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts;  reported  on  command  at 
Verplanck's  Point  in  Feb.,  1782. 

Fuller,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 7  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778.  Roll  dated 
Barnstable. 

Fuller,  Levi,  Westminster.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wood's  co..  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sar- 
gent's regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service, 


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Fuller,  Levi,  continued. 

3  mos.  12  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  on  fur- 
lough, sick  at  home ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  before  Boston,  Nov.  15,  1775. 

Fuller,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Crane's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  4,  1779;  service,  20 
days,  with  guards  at  Boston  ;  reported  as  among  those  who  failed  to  pass  muster 
or  were  transferred  to  another  company. 

Fuller,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Martin's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ; 
service,  7  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm 
of  Dec.  8,  1776;  roll  sworn  to  at  Rehoboth;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Wilmarth's  co.. 
Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  marched  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780; 
service,  8  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  and  there 
served  under  Gen.  Heath. 

Fuller,  Levi.  Private,  Lieut.  Ezekiel  Crocker's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  16, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  20, 1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  com- 
pany called  out  and  ordered  to  march  to  Bennington  by  Maj.  Hide;  also,  Capt. 
Amos  Rathbun's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  21, 1777  ;  discharged 
Oct.  14,  1777  ;  service,  24  days ;  company  marched  at  request  of  Gen.  Gates ;  also, 
Capt.  John  Bacon's  co.,  Col.  David  Rosseter's  regt..  Gen.  John  Fellows's  brigade ; 
enlisted  Nov.  5, 1780 ;  discharged  Nov.  7, 1780 ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched 
to  reinforce  Gen.  Stark  at  Stillwater  on  an  alarm  ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Raymond's 
CO.,  Col.  Hyde's  regt..  Gen.  Rosseter's  brigade ;  enlisted  Oct.  29, 1781 ;  discharged 
Nov.  6,  1781 ;  service,  12  days,  travel  included,  on  an  alarm  at  Stillwater. 

Fuller,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Allton's  co..  Col.  John  Rand's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  9,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  11  days,  travel  included, 
at  West  Point ;  company  raised  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Charlton ;  also, 
order  dated  Sturbridge,  March  28,  1782,  for  wages  for  3  mos.  service  in  1780  in 
Capt.  Alton's  co.,  Col.  Rand's  regt. 

Fuller,  Lot.  Private,  Capt.  Zenas  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  21,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  15,  1777;  service,  26  days;  com- 
pany marched  to  Fort  Edward,  N.  Y.,  and  reported  to  have  received  pay  at 
Albany;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Walcut's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  19,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  30  days,  under 
Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows;  company  ordered  out  by  Gen.  Gates  to  reinforce 
Northern  army ;  also,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  co..  Col.  Ashley's  regt. ;  enlisted 
June  4,  1778;  discharged  July  15,  1778;  service,  41  days;  company  ordered  to 
Albany  by  Gen.  John  Fellows;  also,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  23, 
1780;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1780;  service,  16  days;  company  marched  to  Benning- 
ton to  guard  frontiers  on  an  alarm ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Sheffield. 

Fuller,  Lothrop,  Ludlow  (also  given  Wilbraham).  Private,  Capt.  Paul  Langdon's 
(Wilbraham)  co.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775;  said  Fuller  marched  April  20,  1775;  service,  9  days;  reported  en- 
listed into  the  army  April  29,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Paul  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Timothy 
Danielson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  10  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Fuller,  Luther.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  said  county; 
age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation, 
farmer ;  engaged  for  town  of  Brimfield ;  engaged  March  29,  1781 ;  term,  3  years ; 
reported  deserted. 

Fuller,  Micah.  Receipt  dated  April  9,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Fuller  by  Daniel 
Arms,  Chairman  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Deerfield,  to  procure  a  man  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years  or  during  the  war;  receipt  endorsed 


178  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Fuller,  Micah,  co^itinued. 

"  Daniel  Arms's  certificate  for  Wm.  Lewis ;  "  also,  certificate  dated  Deerfield,  July 
6, 1781,  signed  by  Samuel  Childs  and  Daniel  Arms,  certifjing  that  they  paid  said 
Fuller  £54  on  behalf  of  a  class,  said  Fuller  agreeing  to  procure  a  man  to  serve  3 
years  in  the  Continental  Army;  William  Luis  certified  as  having  been  engaged 
by  said  Fuller,  as  having  passed  muster,  and  as  having  been  received  by  the 
Superintendent. 

Fuller,  Moses,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co.,  Col.  William  Heath's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  9  days ;  also,  Capt. 
Aaron  Smith's  co.  (West  co.  in  Needham),  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 4  days,  in  March,  1776,  at  the  time  of  taking  and  fortifying  Dorchester 
Heights. 

Fuller,  Moses,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Phineas  Cook's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  under  command  of  Capt.  Lieut.  John  Marean,  to  headquar- 
ters at  Cambridge;  service,  6  days ;  also.  Private;  list  of  men  returned  as  serv- 
ing on  main  guard  under  Maj.  Baldwin  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  15,  1775;  also, 
Capt.  Phineas  Cook's  co..  Col.  Gardner's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated 
Ca^mp  at  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775,  signed  by  said  Fuller  and  others ;  also,  Capt. 
Phineas  Cook's  co.,  late  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  26,  1775. 

Fuller,  Moses.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co.,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt. ; 
enlisted  March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  15  days;  company 
marched  to  Roxbury  Lines. 

Fuller,  Nat.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  8  days, 
on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Fuller,  Nathan,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamblin's  co. ;  service  from  Nov. 
1,  1775,  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  61  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  John  Gran- 
nis's  CO.;  enlisted  June  1,  1776;  service  to  Aug.  31,  1776,  3  mos. ;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of  seacoast ;  roll  dated  Tarpaulin  Cove ; 
also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  dated  May  10,  1778 ; 
residence,  Barnstable ;  engaged  for  town  of  Barnstable ;  joined  Capt.  John  Rus- 
sell's CO.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  Jan.  -,  1780 ;  also,  list  of 
men  mustered  by  Joseph  Otis,  Muster  Master;  Capt.  Russel's  co..  Col.  Bradford's 
regt.;  mustered  Sept.  1, 1777;  received  State  and  Continental  bounties;  also.  Pri- 
vate, 6th  CO.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Sept.  15,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  mustered  by  Continental 
Muster  Master ;  a^so,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777;  enlisted  Sept.  5,  1777;  joined  Oct.  7,  1777;  reported 
doing  guard  duty;  also.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  (14th)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.-Dec,  1780,  dated  Hutts  near  West 
Point;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  in  Continental  service;  Capt.  Rufus  Lincoln's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  26  (also  given  25)  yrs. ;  stature,  5 
ft.  4J  (also  given  5  ft.  5  and  5  ft.  6)  in. ;  complexion,  dark  (also  given  light)  ;  hair, 
dark;  occupation,  farmer  (also given  laborer) ;  birthplace,  Barnstable;  residence, 
Barnstable;  enlisted  Dec.  12  (also  given  Nov.  -),  1779,  by  Lieut.  Freeman;  en- 
listment, during  war;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Rufus  Lincoln's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also, 
muster  rolls  for  June-Nov.,  1781 ;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point  June- 
Aug.,  1781,  on  command  with  Col.  Jemmison  in  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781 ;  also,  mus- 
ter rolls  for  Dec,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  West  Point;  also,  list  of  men  furloughed 
subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  leave  given  said  Fuller  by  Gen.  Patterson  to  go  from 
New  Windsor  to  Barnstable  Dec.  16  [year  not  given],  for  60  days;  overstayed  52 
days  on  account  of  sickness;  also,  list  of  men  court-martialled  subsequent  to 
Jan.  1,  1781;   said  Fuller  tried  April  11  [year  not  given],  by  regimental  court- 


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Fuller,  Nathan,  continued. 

martial,  Capt.  Coburn,  President,  on  charge  of  overstaying  his  furlough  ;  reported 
acquitted;  also,  list  of  men  discharged  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  said  Fuller 
discharged  June  9, 1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of  enlistment  having  expired ; 
also,  list  of  men  entitled  to  honorary  badges  for  faithful  service ;  said  Fuller 
served  from  June  1, 1777;  entitled  to  1  stripe. 

Fuller,  Nathan,  Newton.  2d  Adjutant,  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's  regt.,  which  marched 
in  consequence  of  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  6  days.  Roll  dated  Pros- 
pect Hill. 

Fuller,  Nathan.  List  of  officers  of  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's  regt.  recommended  to 
Congress  by  the  Committee  of  Safety  for  commissions;  said  Fuller  recommended 
for  Captain;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  June  2,  1775,  that  said  officers  be 
commissioned ;  also.  Captain,  37th  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond ; 
return  of  said  Fuller's  co.,  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Fuller,  Nathan.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  July  5, 1777  ;  reported  resigned  July 
5,  1777;  also,  letter  from  Gen.  W.  Heath  to  the  General  Assembly,  dated  Head- 
quarters, Boston,  June  30,  1777,  stating  that  he  had  consented  to  the  resignation 
of  said  Fuller,  Lieutenant  Colonel  in  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.,  on  account  of 
continued  ill  health,  and  recommending  Maj.  Dudlej'  Coleman  in  his  room. 

Fuller,  Nathaniel,  Boxford.  Private,  Capt.  William  Perley's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's 
regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Wil- 
liam Perley's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enliste.d 
May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov. 
14, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Peabody's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Ticonderoga  home  in  1776. 

Fuller,  Nathaniel,  Monson.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Walbridge's  co..  Col.  David 
Brewer's  (9th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  31,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  4  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt. 
Amos  Walbridge's  co.,  (late)  David  Brewer's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col. 
Rufus  Putnam ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury, 
Nov.  4,  1775. 

Fuller,  Nathaniel,  Plympton.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Loring's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Marshfield ;  service,  1  day  ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt. 
James  Harlow's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Elijah  Blsbe,  Jr.,  Col.  Thomas  Lothrop's 
regt.,  Gen.  Joseph  Cushing's  brigade;  service,  16  days;  company  marched  to 
Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm ;  roll  dated  Plympton,  March  29,  1777. 

Fuller,  Nathaniel,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  and  Capt.  Isaac 
Burr's  co.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8  days;  also. 
Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co. ;  list  of  men  stationed  at  Brookline  for 
6  weeks  and  dismissed  Jan.  15,  1776. 

Fuller,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lindsey's  co. ;  service  from  Dec.  10, 
1776,  to  March  18,  1777,  3  mos.  9  days ;  company  raised  in  Marblehead  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army. 

Fuller,  Nathaniel  (also  given  Nathan).  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel 
Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  13, 1777;  Col.  Crane's 
regt. ;  also,  Gunner,  Capt.  Winthrop  Sargent's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  28,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31, 1779 ;  credited  to  town  of  Watertown ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1777;  reported  on  command  at  the  Park;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777 ;  also,  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  reported 


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Fuller,  Nathaniel  (also  given  Nathan)  ,  continued. 

as  serving  5  mos.  as  Gunner,  7  mos.  as  Sergeant ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return 
of  men  in  service  before  Aug.  1,  1777,  certified  at  Park  near  Morristown,  Jan.  28, 
1780;  also,  descriptive  list  returned  by  order  of  Gen.  Heath,  dated  Jan.  10,  1781 ; 
Capt.  Winthrop  Sargent's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt.;  rank,  Gunner;  age,  20  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  enlisted  May  29,  1777,  by  Lieut.  Hiwell; 
enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  re-erilisted  by  Lieut.  Hiwell,  and  promoted  to  Ser- 
geant May  5,  1780. 

Fuller,  Nehemiah,  Middleton.  Capt.  Asa  Prince's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.;  com- 
pany order  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  dated  Cambridge,  June  8.  1775 ;  also, 
Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  4, 1775 ; 
service,  3  mos.  4  days;  also,  Capt.  Prince's  co.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's  (19th) 
regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson;  company  return  dated  Oct. 
6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  21, 
1775. 

Fuller,  Nehemiah.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy Boutell's  co.,  Col.  John  Rand's  (Worces- 
ter Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  20,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  11,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
2  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months. 

Fuller,  Noah,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Ide's  co..  Col.  Daggett's  regt.; 
service,  24  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8, 1776-; 
also,  Capt.  Stephen  Richardson's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  25,  1777;  discharged  Oct. 
29, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  6  days ;  company  marched  from  Attleborough  under  com- 
mand of  Col.  George  Williams  on  a  secret  expedition ;  also,  Capt.  Enoch  Robin- 
son's CO.;  enlisted  Aug.  12,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  2 
days ;  companj'  detached  from  militia  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for  4  weeks  in  a 
regiment  under  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher,  Commandant. 

Fuller,  Noah,  Halifax.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bradford's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's 
regt.;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  9,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Pierce's 
CO.,  Col.  Knox's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Dec.  16,  1775,  of 
men  who  enlisted  for  the  ensuing  year  under  the  new  establishment ;  said  Fuller 
reported  as  having  belonged  to  Col.  Cotton's  (16th)  regt. 

Fuller,  Noah,  Plympton.  Private,  Lieut.  Francis  Shurtleff's  co.,  Col.  Lothrop's 
(Plymouth  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  14  days ;  company  marched  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  Dec. 
11,  1776,  on  an  alarm ;  a^.so,list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master 
for  Plymouth  Co.,  to  serve  until  Jan.  10,  1778;  Capt.  Drew's  co..  Col.  Bailey's 
regt.;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  2d  co.,  1st 
Plymouth  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Francis  ShurtlefF,  dated  Plympton,  Feb. 
23, 1778 ;  residence,  Plympton ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Plympton  ;  joined  Capt.  Seth 
Drew's  co..  Col.  Bailey's  regt.;  enlistment,  8  months,  to  expire  May  1,  1778. 

Fuller,  Noah.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Nye's  co. ;  service  from  Jan.  27,  1777,  to  April 
20,  1777,  84  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands;  also,  list  dated 
Naushon,  Aug.  10,  1777,  of  men  belonging  to  a  company  stationed  at  Naushon 
who  signed  a  petition  asking  for  increase  of  wages,  or  their  discharge  in  case  such 
request  was  not  complied  with. 

Fuller,  Noah.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept. 
11,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  15,  1779;  service,  5  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth; 
company  ordered  out  by  Brig.  Otis.    Roll  dated  Sandwich. 

Fuller,  Noah.  Private,  Lieut.  Samuel  Brown's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ; 
service  between  Aug.  1,  1780,  and  Aug.  8,  1780,  6  days ;  company  marched  from 
Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  L,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1, 1780,  and  there  served  under 
Gen.  Heath. 


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Fuller,  Noah.  Private,  Capt.  Jonah  Washburn's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  White's  regt. ; 
marched  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  9  days;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780.  Roll  sworn  to  at 
Middleborough. 

Fuller,  Obadiah,  Montague.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  (5th)  co.,  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  sworn  to  April  1, 
1779;  residence,  Montague ;  engaged  for  town  of  Montague ;  joined  Capt.  Shays's 
CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  during  war. 

Fuller,  Oliver.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Franklin's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  service,  8  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol  on  the  alarm 
at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

Fuller,  Oliver.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  P'uller's  co.,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt.; 
entered  camp  March  19,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  18  days;  com- 
pany stationed  at  Roxbury.    Roll  dated  Newton. 

Fuller,  Peter,  Great  Barrington  (also  given  Tyringham).  Private,  Capt.  William 
King's  CO.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John  Fellows's  regt.,  which  marched  April  21, 
1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775  ;  service  to  May  7,  1775,  17  days; 
reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  Capt.  William  King's  (1st)  co..  Col.  John 
Fellows'^  (8th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7, 1775;  a/so,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  17,  1775;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  George  King's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  detachment  of  Berk- 
shire Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  16, 
1776;  enlistment  to  expire  March  15,  1777;  reported  on  command  as  a  scout; 
also,  Capt.  Noah  Lankton's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (1st  Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  en- 
listed Sept.  19,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  11,  1777;  service,  23  days,  on  expedition  to 
Stillwater;  company  marched  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows. 

Fuller,  Peter,  Lynn.  Private,  Capt.  David  Parker's  (1st  Lynn)  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord ;  service,  2 
days. 

Fuller,  Peter,  Monson.  Private,  Capt.  Freeborn  Moulton's  (Monson)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Danielson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  left 
Cambridge  May  6,  1775;  service,  21  days;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph  Thomp- 
son's CO.,  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
listed May  12,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  25  days;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  10,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Nathan 
Rowle's  CO.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  1, 1778 ;  service,  6  mos.  4  days, 
at  Rhode  Island  ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Fuller,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  Bartholomew  Woodbury's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1777;  discharged  Sept.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  16  days, 
travel  included ;  company  marched  from  Worcester  Co.  Aug.  16,  1777,  to  rein- 
force Northern  army;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Healy's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light 
Infantry)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  22, 1779;  discharged  Nov. 21, 1779;  service,  2  mos. 
6  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Fuller,  Peter.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  in  1779  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army ;  Capt.  Town's  co. ;  age,  26  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  com- 
plexion, negro;  engaged  for  town  of  Danvers;  delivered  to  Lieut.  William 
Storey;  also,  return  dated  Boxford,  Dec.  8, 1779,  of  men  mustered  by  John  Gush- 
ing, Muster  Master  for  Essex  Co.,  to  join  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9 
months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Redding's  co.. 
Col.  Bradford's  (14th)  regt.;  entered  service  July  10,  1779;  discharged  April  9, 
1780;  term,  9  months. 


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Fuller,  Peter.  Private,  Lieut.  Nathaniel  Pope's  co.  later  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Joseph  Damon,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  (2d  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  3, 
1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780 ;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island ;  re- 
ported as  belonging  to  the  alarm  list. 

Fuller,  Potter,  Lynn  (also  given  Amesbury).  Capt.  Ezra  Newhall's  co..  Col.  Mans- 
field's regt. ;  company  order  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  dated  Cambridge,  June 
8, 1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted 
May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  also,  Capt.  Newhall's  co..  Col.  John  Mans- 
field's (19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return 
dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Nov.  4,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co..  Col. 
Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  on  march  to  camp  and 
home ;  credited  with  allowance  for  1  day ;  company  drafted  from  Amesbury, 
Newbury,  Rowley,  Ipswich,  Topsfield,  Wenham,  and  Lynn ;  roll  sworn  to  Nov. 
29,  1776. 

Fuller,  Richard,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service,  2  days ;  also, 
Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  (Newton)  co..  Col.  Thatcher's  regt.;  service,  5  days; 
company  called  into  service  March  4,  1776;  roll  sworn  to  at  Watertown;  also, 
Capt.  Edward  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  company  return  endorsed  "  Oct., 
1776;  "  also,  Capt.  Edward  Fuller's  co.,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt.;  entered 
camp  March  19,  1778 ;  discharged  April  5,  1778 ;  service,  18  days ;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Roxbury. 

Fuller,  Richard,  Providence  (also  given  Swanzey) .  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Glover's  (5th  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  re- 
turned agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777;  residence,  Providence; 
engaged  for  town  of  Marblehead ;  joined  Col.  William  Lee's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ; 
also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Joseph  Parker's 
CO.,  dated  Rochester,  April  4,  1778;  residence,  Swanzey;  engaged  for  town  of 
Rochester ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  March  17,  1778,  by  James 
Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co.,  dated  April  7, 1778 ;  also.  Private,  Lieut. 
Colonel's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  March  17, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Lieut.  Mel.  L.  Woolsey's  co..  Col. 
Jackson's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  William  S.  Smith;  pay  rolls  for  Oct. 
and  Nov.,  1778;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  David  Cobb's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  April  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  March  17,  1777  (also  given 
March  17,  1778) ;  also,  2d  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July,  1779;  also, 
Lieut.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
Dec.  13,  1780 ;  also,  return  certified  in  Camp  near  Morristown  April  30,  1780,  of 
officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts., 
and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incor- 
porated into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to 
the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  also,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  (16th) 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  June  and  July,  1780 ;  reported  sick  and  absent. 

Fuller,  Richard.  Receipt  dated  Berkley,  Aug.  11,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Fuller 
by  James  Macomber  and  others,  belonging  to  a  class  of  the  town  of  Berkley,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780. 

Fuller,  Robert,  Kingston  (also  given  Hebron).  Private,  Capt.  Peleg  Wadsworth's 
(Kingston)  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Cotton's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20, 1775, 
in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield;  service,  11  days;  also, 
Capt.  Peleg  Wadsworth's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  (16th)  regt. ;  muster  roll 


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Puller,  Robert,  continued. 

dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlistedMay  1, 1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days;  «^so,  company  re- 
turn dated  Oct.  7, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Roxbury,  Nov.  6,  1775;  a/so,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army, 
as  returned  by  2d  Lieut.  Samuel  Gray  to  George  Partridge,  Esq.,  dated  Kingston, 
Feb.  21,  1778;  residence,  Kingston;  engaged  for  town  of  Kingston  ;  joined  Capt. 
Pope's  CO.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1780;  also,  list  of  men 
mustered  between  March  22  and  March  27,  1777,  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master 
for  Plymouth  Co.;  age,  24  yrs. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Pope's  co.,  Col.  Wil- 
liam Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  22, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Pope's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  (3d)  regt.;  muster 
rolls  for  July,  Aug.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1778,  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Camp  at 
Providence;  enlisted  Jan.  22,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported  on  guard 
duty  in  Oct.,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Pope's  co.,  Col.  Shepard's 
(4th)  regt. ;  return  for  gratuity  dated  Highlands,  Feb.  24, 1780 ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  return  made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  1,  1781,  dated  Hutts  near  West 
Point;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  sworn  to  in  Camp  at 
Phillipsborough ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Peekskill ; 
reported  on  command  with  Col.  Putnam;  also,  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1781,  dated 
Hutts  and  sworn  to  at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782.  dated  York 
Hutts  and  sworn  to  at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Can- 
tonment, 1st  Brigade,  and  sworn  to  at  West  Point;  also,  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of 
men  entitled  to  $20  or  200  acres  of  land,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  March  5, 1801 ;  resi- 
dence, Hebron. 

Fuller,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Ma3'o's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of 
guards ;  service  from  Feb.  2,  1778,  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos.,  at  Cambridge. 

Fuller,  Robert.  Quarter  Master ;  pay  roll  for  rations  due  said  Fuller  and  Lieut.  Col. 
Eleazer  Weld  for  service  with  detachment  of  militia  ordered  to  Castle  Island  Dec. 
9,  1776 ;  said  Fuller  credited  with  20  days  allowance ;  also.  Quarter  Master,  Capt. 
Thomas  Mayo,  Jr.'s  (2d)  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Weld's  detachment  of  militia;  com- 
pany return  [year  not  given,  probably  1776]  ;  also.  Quarter  Master,  Col.  William 
Mcintosh's  regt. ;  engaged  March  22,  1778  ;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  15 
days,  at  Roxbury  Lines  and  Boston. 

Fuller,  Robert,  Jr.,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Smith's  co..  Col.  William 
Heath's  regt.;  service,  8  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  also, 
Capt.  Robert  Smith's  (Needham)  co. ;  service,  4  days,  in  March,  1776,  at  the  time 
of  taking  Dorchester  Heights. 

Fuller,  Roswell.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9, 1779,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall,  at  Springfield,  July 
16,  1779 ;  Capt.  Fitch's  co..  Col.  Ashley's  regt. ;  age,  38  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ; 
complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Egremont. 

Fuller,  Rufus,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Tit- 
comb's  regt. ;  service  from  May  8,  1777,  to  July  8,  1777,  2  mos.  1  day,  at  Provi- 
dence, R.  I. ;  roll  endorsed  "  2  months  service ; "  also,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co., 
Col.  Mclntash's  (Mcintosh's)  regt. ;  marched  March  23,  1778 ;  discharged  April 
6,  1778 ;  service,  15  days,  at  Roxbury  and  Boston ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  in  1779  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army;  Capt.  Battles's 
CO.;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7^  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of 
Dedham ;  delivered  to  Ensign  Edward  White ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  re- 
ceived of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Sept.  20, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Clark's  co.,  10th  Mass. 
regt.;  entered  service  July  6,  1779;  discharged  April  6,  1780;  term,  9  months; 


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Fuller,  Rufus,  continued. 

also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Dedham  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  17,  1780 ;  discharged  Jan.  3,  1781 ; 
service,  5  mos.  27  days,  travel  included. 

FuLLEK,  Rufus.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcomb's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  "Webb's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  9,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  7  days, 
travel  included,  at  Peekskill,  N.  Y. 

Fuller,  Rufus.  Sergeant  of  Marines,  State  ship  "  Tartar,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Cathcart;  engaged  May  18,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  20,  1782;  service,  6  mos.  2 
days.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Fuller,  Samuel,  Attleborough.  Petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed 
by  said  Fuller  and  others,  belonging  to  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for ' 
increase  and  payment  of  wages ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co.,  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  May  16, 1776,  4  days  preceding  march,  to  time  of 
returning  home,  6  mos.  8  days;  rolls  dated  Camp  at  Hull;  also,  Capt.  Stephen 
Richardson's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  25,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1777;  service,  1 
mo.  6  days;  company  marched  from  Attleborough  under  command  of  Col. 
George  Williams  on  a  secret  expedition  ;  also,  Capt.  Jacob  Fuller's  co..  Col.  John 
Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  June  10,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  20  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Fuller,  Samuel,  Kingston.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Lothrop's  regt..  Brig.  Job  Cushing's  brigade ;  service,  17  days ;  company  marched 
to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm  in  Dec,  1776 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  2d  Lieut.  Samuel  Gray  to  George  Partridge, 
Esq.,  dated  Kingston,  Feb.  21,  1778;  residence,  Kingston;  engaged  for  town  of 
Kingston;  joined  Capt.  Pope's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt.;  term  to  expire  Jan.  1, 
1780 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30,  1777 ;  Capt.  Pope's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Pope's  co..  Col.  William  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  22,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Pope's 
CO.,  Col.  Shepard's  (3d)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  July,  Aug.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1778, 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence ;  also,  Capt.  Pope's  co.,  Col. 
Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Feb.  3,  1780;  reported  killed  in  action  Feb.  3,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  muster  roll  made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  1,  1781,  dated  Hutts  near 
West  Point;  enlisted  Jan.  22,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Fuller,  Samuel,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Smith's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Symms's 
detachment  of  guards ;  enlisted  Feb.  19,  1778;  discharged  April  26,  1778;  service, 
2  mos.  7  days,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston  and  Dorchester ;  also,  list  of  men 
returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlara,  Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co.,  by 
Justin  Ely.  Commissioner;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Cooper,  at  Springfield,  July  19,  1779; 
Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark;  hair,  black;  eyes,  dark;  occupation,  husbandman;  nationalitj', 
American ;  residence,  Needham ;  engaged  for  town  of  Needham ;  also,  Capt. 
James  Tisdale's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  entered  service  July  1.5,  1779;  dis- 
charged March  15,  1780;  term,  9  months;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Tisdale's  co.,  2d 
battalion  commanded  by  Col.  Greaton ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp 
Highlands;  also,  Capt.  Tisdale's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
Sept.,  1779,  dated  Camp  Bedford. 

Fuller,  Samuel,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Child's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  also,  muster 
roll  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill ;  enlisted  April  25,  1775 ;  stature,  5 


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Fuller,  Samuel,  continued. 

ft.  9  in. ;  also,  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  receipt  for 
money  in  lieu  of  bounty  coat  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  25,  1775;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  (Newton)  co.,  Col.  Thatcher's  regt. ;  service,  5  days; 
company  called  into  service  March  4,  1776 ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Watertown. 

Fuller,  Samuel,  Plymouth.  List  of  prisoners  returned  from  New  York  in  the 
schooner  "  Speedwell  "  Aug.  3,  1777. 

Fuller,  Samuel,  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Sabin  Man's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Grea- 
ton's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Medfield  and 
Walpole ;  service,  11  days ;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robson's 
(Robinson's)  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  27,  1776;  service  to  time  of  marching  in  [i.e., 
home] ,  16  days ;  regiment  raised  in  York  and  Suffolk  counties ;  roll  dated  Rox- 
bury  and  endorsed  "  service  at  Dorchester  Heights  and  vicinity ; "  also.  Corporal, 
Capt.  Oliver  Clap's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt. ;  engaged  Sept.  25, 1777  ;  dis- 
charged Oct.  28,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel  included,  on  a  secret  expedi- 
tion to  Rhode  Island. 

Fuller,  Samuel,  Waltham.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  (Waltham)  co.,  called 
out  by  Col.  Thomas  Gardner  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  march  to  Concord 
and  Lexington ;  service,  3  days ;  company  served  as  guards  until  Saturday,  the 
4th  day  after  the  fight  at  Concord ;  also,  Capt.  Edward  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Brooks's 
regt. ;  company  return  endorsed  "  Oct.,  1776." 

Fuller,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  James  Harlow's  co..  Col.  Simeon  Cary's  regt.;  en- 
listed Feb.  5,  1776 ;  service  to  time  of  marching,  2  days.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Plymouth  Co. 

Fuller,  Samuel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Israel  Hix's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.; 
service,  16  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm 
of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Capt.  James  Hills's  co..  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt.;  list  of 
men  who  served  at  Bristol  for  3  months  from  Dec.  28,  1776. 

Fuller,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co..  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  24, 1778;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778;  service,  11  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Fuller,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Lankton's  co..  Col.  Mark  Hopkins's  (1st  Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  15, 1776 ;  discharged  July  31, 1776 ;  service,  17  days ; 
company  marched  to  the  Highlands,  N.  Y.,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows ; 
also,  Capt.  Noah  Lankton's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (1st  Berkshire  Co.)  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777 ;  service,  4  days,  on  expedition 
to  Bennington ;  also,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  enlisted 
May  15,  1778;  discharged  Feb.  7,  1779;  service,  8  mos,  28  days,  at  North  river; 
enlistment,  8  months  from  time  of  arrival  at  Peekskill ;  also,  same  co.  and  re^t. ; 
order  for  wages  dated  White  Plains,  Aug.  5,  1778. 

Fuller,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Shaw's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  22, 1779,  discharged  Aug.  27, 1779 ;  service,  1  mp.  9  days, 
travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn.    Roll  dated  Monson. 

Fuller,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Samson's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's 
regt. ;  marched  March  14,  1781 ;  discharged  March  17,  1781 ;  service,  3  days,  at 
Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Plympton. 

Fuller,  Samuel.  Memorandum  stating  that  an  order  for  wages  due  said  Fuller  and 
others,  for  Jan.,  1784,  had  been  drawn  in  favor  of  John  Lovely. 

Fuller,  Samuel,  Jr.,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  John  Lyon's  and  Capt.  Jesse  Perrin's 
COS.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  7  days  [the  two 
Rehoboth  alarm  companies  under  Capt.  Lyon  and  Capt.  Perrin  returned  upon 
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Fuller,  Seth,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  William  BuUard's  co.  of  South  Parish  in 
Dedham,  Col.  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 5  days. 

Fuller,  Seth,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Guild's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Greaton's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  service,  13  days. 

Fuller,  Seth,  Middleborough.  Fifer,  Capt.  Isaac  Wood's  (2d  Middleborough)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield ;  ser- 
vice, 3  days ;  also,  Capt.  Isaac  Wood's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  4  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  17,  1775. 

Fuller,  Seth,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Anthony  Thomas's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ; 
service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  Freedom  Chamberlin's  co..  Col.  Cary's  regt.;  com- 
pany return  dated  Cortlandt  Manor,  Nov.  22,  1776;  also,  Capt.  John  Turner's 
CO.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt. ;  marched  Sept.  28, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days, 
at  Rhode  Island. 

Fuller,  Seth.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Jenkins's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service, 
7  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth  and  Dartmouth  Sept.  6,  1778. 

Fuller,  Simeon  (also  given  Suiox  and  Simmson),  Dartmouth  (also  given  Duxbury). 
Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Kempton's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  April  21, 
1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days ;  also.  Drummer, 
Capt.  Thomas  Kempton's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  4,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  4  days ;  also,  list  of  men  who 
marched  from  Dartmouth  to  camp  under  command  of  Capt.  Benjamin  Dillingham 
and  arrived  there  Feb.  15, 1776 ;  also,  Drummer,  Capt.  Benjamin  Dillingham's  co. ; 
enlisted  April  17, 1776;  service,  7  mos.  11  days ;  company  stationed  at  Dartmouth 
for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Aug.  3,  1777 ;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Hunt's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  July  24,  1777,  to  June  15,  1779;  resi- 
dence, Duxbury ;  credited  to  town  of  Dartmouth  ;  reported  deserted  but  returned  to 
service  June  10, 1780 ;  also,  Capt.  James  Jones's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll 
for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  Guelph  Mills;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  June- 
Aug.,  1778,  dated  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Sept.,  1778, 
Feb.  and  March,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Hunt's  (8th)  co..  Col. 
Jackson's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  July  24, 
1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Hunt's  (4th)  co..  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  (16th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  June  10, 
1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 
1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's 
regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were 
incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agree- 
able to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  reported  deserted  June  15,  1779;  also, 
descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  three  miles  from  West  Point,  Jan.  28,  1781 ;  Capt. 
Hunt's  CO.,  9th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jackson;  age,  36  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  tailor;  residence, 
Dartmouth ;  enlisted  July  19,  1777,  by  Capt.  Langdon ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Fuller,  Simeon,  Sandisfield.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Kasson's  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's 
(3d)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  18,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  8 
days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  for  3  months ;  also,  receipt 
given  to  the  Selectmen,  dated  Sandisfield,  June  4,  1781,  signed  by  said  Fuller  and 
others,  for  mileage  from  Sandisfield  to  Springfield;  also,  receipt  dated  Sandis- 
field, June  4,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Fuller  by  a  class  of  the  town  of  Saudis- 


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field  to  serve  in  tlie  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Lenox,  Aug.  20,  1781,  of  men  raised 
in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and  delivered  to  William 
Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county ;  Capt.  Robbing's  co.,  Col.  Ashley's  regt. ; 
age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation, 
laborer;  residence,  Sandisfield;  enlisted  for  town  of  Sandisfield;  enlistment,  3 
years ;  reported  receipted  for  by  Capt.  Smith. 

Fuller,  Simon  (also given  Simeon).  Private,  Capt.  John  King's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  June  27,  1780 ;  discharged  July  4,  1780 ;  service,  8 
days ;  company  marched  to  sustain  fort  at  West  Point  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen. 
Fellows  on  the  alarm  of  June  27,  1780. 

Fuller,  Solomon,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Smith's  co.,  Col.  William  Heath's 
regt. ;  service,  8  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Robert 
Smith's  (Needham)  co. ;  service,  4  days,  in  March,  1776,  at  the  time  of  taking 
Dorchester  Heights. 

Fuller,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Danforth's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  April  10, 
1776;  reported  sick  at  Boston  Aug.  7,  1776. 

Fuller,  Solomon.  Private,  Lieut.  Ephraim  Jenings's  co..  Col.  David  Field's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17, 1777;  discharged  Aug.  21, 1777;  service,  5  days, 
on  an  expedition  to  Northern  department  at  the  time  of  the  battle  of  Bennington. 
Roll  dated  Ashfield  and  sworn  to  at  Deerfield. 

Fuller,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Dwight's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  20, 1779;  discharged  Aug.  25,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
10  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn.;  roll  dated  Belchertown;  also, 
Capt.  Moses  Montague's  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  15,  1779; 
discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  14  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack; 
regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Fuller,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Alvord's  co.,  Col.  S.  Murray's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  13,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6 
days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months. 

Fuller,  Solomon,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Montague's  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  15,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  14  days, 
travel  included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 

Fuller,  Stephen  [?],  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Jabez  Ellis's  (Attleborough)  co. 
of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  7  days. 

Fuller,  Stephen,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Isaac 
Dean's  regt.;  marched  July  31,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  8  days; 
company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm ;  2  days  ti'avel  also  allowed  on 
march  home  from  Tiverton  to  Attleborough. 

Fuller,  Stephen,  Hardwick  (also  given  Sutton) .  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Hazeltine's 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  12 
days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt.  Arthur  Dagget's  co..  Col. 
Ebenezer  Learned's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  April  26, 1775 ; 
service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  6  days ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Dagget's  co..  Col.  Lerned's  regt. ; 
company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Fuller,  Stephen,  Fitchburg  (also  given  Lunenburg).  Private,  Capt.  John  Fuller's 
CO.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  2, 
1775;  service,  2  mos.  3  days;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.  and 


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Fuller,  Stephen,  contitiued. 

Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6, 
1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill, 
Nov.  14,  1775;  also,  Capt.  William  Warner's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
company  receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc.,  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  June 
22,  1776 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  May  17,  1776,  4  days 
prior  to  marching,  to  Nov.  30,  1776 ;  roll  dated  Boston ;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Jonathan  Wood's  (also  given  Capt. 
David  Carlile's)  co.,  8th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  to  Col.  Abijah  Starns 
(Stearns),  dated  Fitchburg,  Dec.  20,  1777;  residence,  Lunenburg;  engaged  for 
town  of  Fitchburg;  joined  Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  term,  3  years; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  (15th)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  June  2,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to 
in  Camp  at  Stillwater;  enlisted  June  2,  1777;  reported  on  command  at  Albany; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1777,  dated  Camp  near  Gulf;  also,  return  dated  Feb. 
2,  1778;  residence,  Fitchburg;  enlisted  for  town  of  Fitchburg;  mustered  by 
Muster  Master  for  Middlesex  Co. ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1777-May,  1778, 
dated  Camp  Valley  Forge ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  for  settling 
disputes  between  towns  as  to  soldiers  credited  to  them,  dated  Barre,  June  25, 1778 ; 
said  Fuller  claimed  by  Lunenburg  and  Fitchburg ;  allowed  to  Fitchburg ;  also, 
Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp 
Greenwich;  reported  sick  at  Peekskill;  «/so,  muster  rolls  for  July,  1778-June, 
1779,  dated  Camp  Providence;  reported  Aug.  15,  1778,  through  mistake,  as  dead; 
also  reported  as  sick  at  Fitchburg  Sept.-Nov.,  1778,  on  command  shoemaking  in 
Jan.  and  Feb.,  1779,  and  on  command  at  Newtown  in  March  and  April,  1779 ;  also^ 
muster  roll  for  July,  1779;  reported  sick  at  Ridgefield;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug., 
1779,  dated  Camp  at  Salem;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1779,  dated  Bedford;  re- 
ported on  command  as  shoemaker;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779,  dated  Camp 
Peekskill;  reported  on  command  as  shoemaker;  also,  muster  roll  for  Nov.  and 
Dec,  1779,  dated  Highlands;  reported  deserted  Jan.  1,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Smith's 
CO.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1780,  to  June  2,  1780;  also,  muster  roll  for  Jan. -June,  1780,  dated  Camp  Rob- 
inson's Farms;  reported  discharged  June  2,  1780. 

Fuller,  Stephen,  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Sabin  Man's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Greaton's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Walpole  and 
Medfield;  service,  11  days;  also,  Capt.  Oliver  Clap's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  25,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  7  days, 
travel  included,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Fuller,  Stephen.  Copy  of  a  company  order  on  Ephraim  Newell,  Town  Treasurer  of 
Attleborough,  dated  July  5,  1776,  for  money  due  for  service  on  the  alarm  caused 
by  the  battle  of  Bunker  Hill. 

Fuller,  Stephen.  Drummer,  Capt.  Stephen  Richardson's  (Attleborough)  co. ;  ser- 
vice from  April  21,  1777,  to  May  15, 1777,  25  days  ;  company  marched  from  Attle- 
borough to  Rhode  Island  April  21, 1777,  to  hold  the  Lines  until  men  could  be  raised 
for  that  purpose  for  2  months. 

Fuller,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co.  ;  enlisted  Jan.  8, 1778;  discharged 
July  1,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  23  days;  company  detached  from  militia  of  Hamp- 
shire and  Worcester  counties  to  guard  stores  and  magazines  at  Springfield  and 
Brookfield. 

Fuller,  Stephen.  Private,  Lieut.  Hezekiah  Ware's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  20,  1778;  discharged  July  14,  1778;  service,  25  days;  company  de- 
tached from  4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for  21  days  from  time 
of  arrival  at  headquarters. 


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Fuller,  Stephex.  Private,  Capt.  Alexander  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  27,  1780;  discharged  July  31,  1780;  service,  7  days,  travel 
included,  on  an  alarm;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  to  serve  for  6  days. 
Roll  sworn  t£)  at  Attleborough. 

Fuller,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Woodbury's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt.; 
marched  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  12^  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Sutton. 

Fuller,  STEPHE>f.  Private,  Capt. Caleb  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,  travel 
included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Bristol  Co. 

Fuller,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  2  mos. 
20  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Ai-my  fox 
3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Fuller,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Browning's  co..  Col.  Seth  Murray's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
3  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  dated  Monson,  April  17,  178.2,  for 
wages  for  3  mos.  service  in  1780. 

Fuller,  Sylvanus.  Corporal,  Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  co.,  (late)  Col.  David  Leonard's 
regt.;  entered  service  March  1,  1777;  discharged  April  11,  1777;  service,  1  mo. 
12  days ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  army  at  Ticonderoga ;  also,  Capt.  Reuben 
Munn's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt. ;  entered  service  Sept.  26,  1777;  discharged 
Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  30  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  com- 
pany detached  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates  and  serve  for  30  days ;  roll  dated 
Monson. 

Fuller,  Sylvester,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  John  Perry's  co.,  Col.  Timothy 
Walker's  (22d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  11,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.,  3  weeks,  5  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Fuller,  Thaddeus,  Dedham.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  June  9,  [1779],  and  endorsed  "  sent  by  sundry  persons  to  Spring- 
field;" Capt.  Event's  CO.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  age,20yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7^  in.; 
complexion,  light;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  dark;  occupation,  husbandman;  residence, 
Dedham ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dedham ;  delivered  to  Ensign  Edward  White ; 
also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Sept.  20,  1779;  also, 
return  for  wages  due  said  Fuller  and  others  for  service  in  Col.  Tupper's  (11th) 
regt. ;  reported  served  in  place  of  Aaron  Roff ;  warrant  dated  May  11, 1786. 

Fuller,  Thaddeus,  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Sabin  Man's  co.,  Col.  Wheelock's  regt.; 
marched  April  22,  1777 ;  discharged  May  10,  1777 ;  service,  20  days,  travel  in- 
cluded ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Medfield. 

Fuller,  Thaddeus,  Weston.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Lamson's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Fisk's 
(Weston)  CO.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  service,  5  days;  company  called  into  service 
March  4,  1776,  and  stationed  at  Dorchester  Heights. 

Fuller,  Thaddeus.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards ; 
joined  Nov.  15,  1777;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  4  mos.  18  days,  at  Cambridge. 

Fuller,  Thaddeus.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel 
included;    company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army;    also,  Capt.  Robert 


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Fuller,  Thaddeus,  continued. 

Smith's  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Symms's  detachment  of  guards;  enlisted  Feb.  19,  1778; 
discharged  May  19,  1778;  service,  3  mos.,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston  and 
Dorchester. 

Fuller,  Thaddeus.  Private,  Capt.  John  Ellis's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ;  enlisted 
June  11,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  7  mos.  29  days,  travel  included; 
enlistment,  8  months ;  company  raised  to  fortify  and  secure  passes  of  North  river, 
N.  Y.;  roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. ;  also,  payrolls  for  June-Sept.,  1778,  dated 
Fort  Clinton ;  also,  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Fuller,  Thaddeus.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suf- 
folk Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  15, 1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  2  mos. 
20  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Fuller,  Thaddeus.  Master-at-arms,  frigate  "Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Nicholson;  engaged  Dec.  27,  1781 ;  service  to  May  31,  1782,  5  mos.  4  days;  also, 
Quarter  Master,  State  sloop  "  Winthrop,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George  Little; 
engaged  Dec.  14,  1782;  discharged  March  17,  1783;  service,  3  mos.  4  days;  roll 
sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Fuller,  Thomas,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Ide's  co..  Col.  Daggett's  regt.; 
service,  18  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8, 1776. 

Fuller,  Thomas,  Hutchinson  (Barre).  Private,  Capt.  John  Black's  co.,  Col.  Jona- 
than Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  20,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  13  days ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Black's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Fuller,  Thomas,  Marblehead.  Capt.  William  Bacon's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt. ;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  dated  Cambridge, 
June  27,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ; 
enlisted  May  27,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  10  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]. 

Fuller,  Thomas,  Needham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Robert  Smith's  co..  Col.  William  Heath's 
regt.;  service,  14  da3'S,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  also,  Capt. 
Robert  Smith's  (Needham)  co. ;  service,  4  days,  in  March,  1776,  at  the  time  of 
taking  Dorchester  Heights. 

Fuller,  Thomas,  Pembroke.  Sergeant,  Capt.  James  Hatch's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  West  Parish  in  Pembroke  to 
Scituate  and  Marshfield ;  discharged  April  29,  1775 ;  service,  11  days. 

Fuller,  Thomas,  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
1st  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Sprague,  1st  military  ofHcer  of  the  town 
of  Salem,  sworn  to  at  Salem,  Feb.  17,  1778;  residence,  Salem  ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Salem ;  joined  Capt.  Varnum's  co.,  Col.  Francis's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during 
war;  a7so,  Capt.  Benjamin  Farnum's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.;  rations 
allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  March  21, 1777,  to  time  of  arrival  at  Bennington ; 
credited  with  allowance  to  March  28, 1777,  18  days,  including  11  days  for  220  miles 
travel. 

Fuller,  Thomas,  Western  (Warren).  Private,  Capt.  John  Cutler's  co.,  Col.  Luke 
Drury's  regt.;  marched  Aug.  27,  1781;  joined  regiment  at  West  Point  Sept.  3, 
1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  3, 1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  14  days,  travel  included ;  residence. 
Western ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Western ;  enlistment,  3  months. 

Fuller,  Thomas,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Wheelock's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Ward's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775  ;  service, 
3  mos.  11  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  for  Continental  service  as  returned  by  Maj.  Metcalf  of  Col.  Wheelock's 


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Fuller,  Thomas,  continued. 

regt.,  dated  June  18,  1777 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  (4th  Suffolli 
Co.)  regt.,  dated  Feb.  18,  1778;  residence,  Wrentham;  engaged  for  town  of 
Wrentham  ;  joined  Capt.  Drown's  co..  Col.  Lee's  regt.;  term,  3  j^ears,  to  expire 
Sept.  -,  1780;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  SuflFollc  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  9, 1777;  Capt.  Drown's  co..  Col.  Lee's  regt. ; 
also,  Private,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Arm}^ 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  15,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Lieut.  Mel. 
L.  Woolse.v's  CO.,  CoL  Jackson's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  William  S. 
Smith  ;  pay  rolls  for  service  from  Oct.  1,  1777,  to  Jan.  1,  1778,  and  from  Sept.  30, 
1778,  to  Dec.  1,  1778,  5  mos. ;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  David  Cobb's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  return  dated  Camp  Providence,  July  13,  1779;  enlisted  Sept.  15,  1777; 
also,  2d  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July,  1779 ;  also,  Lieut.  Colonel's 
CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return 
made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co., 
Col.  Jackson's  (16th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1780,  to  Sept.  15,  1780;  also,  return  certified  in  camp  near  Morristown,  April 
30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's.  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col. 
Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Sherburne's  regt., 
who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son, agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779 ;  family  of  said  Fuller  reported 
as  at  Wrentham. 

Fuller,  Thomas.  Pi-ivate,  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's  co.  of  Medfield militia;  return  of  train 
band  with  equipments  dated  June  10,  1776 ;  age,  21  yrs  ;  reported  detached  May 

27,  [1776]. 

Fuller,  Thomas.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Dec.  1,  1776;  enlisted  March  12,  1776. 

Fuller,  Thomas.  Private,  Lieut.  Judah  Wood's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Lothrop ;  service,  15  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched 
from  Halifax  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  Dec.  9,  1776,  on  an  alarm. 

Fuller,  Thomas.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  16, 
1780;  age,  16  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Belchertown ;  marched  to  camp  Aug.  16,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Bur- 
bank  ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Belchertown  for  ser- 
vice in  the  Continental  Army  dui-ing  1780;  marched  from  home  Aug.  16,  1780; 
discharged  Feb.  16,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  3  daj's,  travel  included;  also.  Private, 
Lieut.  Col.  William  Hull's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
Nov.,  1780;  enlisted  Aug.  16,  1780 ;  enlistment,  6  months ;  reported  on  command. 

Fuller,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Marsh's  co..  Col.  Sears's  regt. ;  mustered  July 
21, 1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  2, 1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  under  Brig.  Gen.  Stark ; 
company  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.  and  stationed  at  Fort  Plain,  Tryon  Co. ;  order 
for  payment  of  above  roll  dated  at  Stockbridge  and  signed  by  Capt.  Marsh. 

Fuller,  Timothy.  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co. ;  list  of  men  stationed  at  Brook- 
line  for  6  weeks  and  dismissed  Jan.  15,  1776;  also,  Private,  Lieut.  John  Dryer's 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  service,  16  days;  company  marched  from 
Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

Fuller,  Timothy,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Cole's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  2,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  7  days,  on  au 
alarm  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 


192  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Fuller,  Titus,  Berkley.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 
1780,  returned  as  received  of  James  Williams,  Superintendent  for  Bristol  Co.,  by 
Joshua  Wilbore,  at  Taunton,  March  21,  1781,  to  be  conducted  to  Springfield  and 
delivered  to  Col.  Shepard ;  Capt.  Nichols's  co.,  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  2|  in.;  complexion,  black;  hair,  black;  eyes,  black;  occupation,  laborer; 
residence,  Berkley;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  a  negro;  also,  receipt  dated 
Berkley,  March  20,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Fuller  by  James  Nichols  and  others 
of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Berkley  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Chambers's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt. ;  wages  allowed  from  March  12,  1781,  5  mos.  20  days;  reported  trans- 
ferred to  Capt.  Pilsbury's  co.  Sept.  1, 1781 ;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Pilsbury's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  wages  allowed  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782 ;  reported 
absent  in  March,  on  extra  duty  in  April,  deserted  June  6,  1782;  also,  order  pay- 
able to  Benjamin  Darling,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  16,  1785,  for  wages  for  service  in 
6th  Mass.  regt. 

Fuller,  Walden.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcomb's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Webb's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  26,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  21  days, 
travel  included,  at  Peekskill,  N.  Y. 

Fuller,  Will.  Receipt  dated  Springfield,  June  18,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Fuller 
by  Morten  Stepens,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  2  of  the  town  of  Warwick,  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Fuller,  William,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamilton's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield  under  command  of  Col.  Joseph  Otis ; 
service,  2  days ;  also,  Capt.  Micah  Hamblin's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10,  1775 ;  service 
to  Dec.  31,  1775,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Fuller,  William,  Cambridge  (also  given  Little  Cambridge).  List  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Stephen  Dana's  (10th)  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Thatcher's  (1st  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Cambridge,  Feb.  18,  1778 ;  residence, 
Cambridge  (also  given  Little  Cambridge) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Cambridge  (also 
given  Little  Cambridge) ;  joined  Capt.  Child's  co..  Col.  Wesson's  regt.;  term,  3 
years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  2,  1777;  Capt.  Child's  co..  Col.  Wesson's  regt.;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Child's  (6th)  co.,  Col.  James  Wesson's  (9th)  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  28,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  also, 
Colonel's  co..  Col.  James  Wesson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  28,  1780;  reported  discharged;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned 
by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county;  age,  48  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 
8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  occupation,  farmer  (also  given 
laborer) ;  engaged  April  15  (also  given  Feb.  15),  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Cam- 
bridge; term,  3  years;  also,  receipt  dated  Cambridge,  May  4,  1781,  for  bounty 
paid  said  Fuller  by  Moses  Robbins,  in  behalf  of  a  class  of  which  said  Robbins  and 
others  were  members,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Fuller,  William,  Franklin.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's 
regt.;  enlisted  July 24, 1778;  service,  5  mos.  10  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment 
to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779.    Roll  dated  Tiverton. 

Fuller,  William,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Tit- 
comb's  regt.;  marched  from  home  April  25,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  8  days,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated  Warren ;  also,  Capt.  David  Low's  co.  of  volunteers,  3d 
Essex  Co.  regt. ;  engaged  Sept.  30,  1777 ;  marched  Oct.  2,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov. 
7,  1777,  at  Cambridge;  service,  40  days,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj. 
Charles  Smith,  under  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department,  and  in  guarding  Gen. 
Burgoyne's  army  to  Prospect  Hill;  a^so,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 


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Fuller,  William,  continued. 

returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of 
6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Springfield  July  6,  1780;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.; 
complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of  Ipswich ;  marched  to  camp  July  6, 1780, 
under  command  of  Lieut.  Taylor  of  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for 
the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  mus- 
ter in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months 
men  raised  by  the  town  of  Ipswich  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during 
1780;  marched  June  22,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  5,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  25  days, 
travel  included. 

Fuller,  William,  Middleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Wade's  (3d  Middleborough) 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield; 
service,  3  days ;  also,  Capt.  Amos  Wade's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  4  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiv- 
alent in  money  dated  Middleborough,  Dec.  1,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by 
James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co.,  to  serve  until  Jan.  10, 1778,  dated 
July  9,  1777 ;  Capt.  Benson's  co. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Benson's  co..  Col. 
Rufus  Putnam's  regt. ;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  -,  1778 ;  residence,  Middlebor- 
ough ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Middleborough ;  discharged  Jan.  10, 1778 ;  enlistment, 
8  months. 

Fuller,  William,  Needham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co..  Col.  William  Heath's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8  days;  also,  Capt. 
Aaron  Smith's  co.  (West  co.  in  Needham),  Col.  William  Mclntash's  (Mcintosh's) 
regt. ;  service,  4  days,  in  March,  1776,  at  the  time  of  taking  and  fortifying  Dorches- 
ter Heights;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  (9th)  co..  Col.  William 
Mcintosh's  (1st  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the 
respective  companies  in  said  regiment ;  ordered  in  Council  May  10, 1776,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  (9th)  co., 
Col.  William  Mcintosh's  (1st  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  oflScers 
chosen  by  said  company;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  18,  1776,  that  said  officers  be 
commissioned;  reported  commissioned  Sept.  18,  1776;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  entered  service  March  23, 
1778 ;  discharged  April  5, 1778 ;  service,  15  days ;  company  marched  to  Roxbury. 

Fuller,  William,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  John  Perry's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's 
(22d)regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,1775;  enlisted  May  11, 1775;  service,  2  mos., 
3  weeks,  5  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Fuller,  William,  Wrentham.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  for  the 
term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of 
Maj.  Badlam  by  Hezekiah  Read  Miller,  at  Dorchester,  July  19,  1779,  to  be  de- 
livered to  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  at  Springfield;  Capt.  Cowell's  co..  Col. 
Hawes's  regt. ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in.  (also  given  5  ft.) ;  complexion, 
dark ;  hair,  dark ;  eyes,  dark ;  occupation,  husbandman ;  nationality,  American ; 
residence,  Wrentham ;  engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham ;  delivered  to  Ensign  John 
Hubbel;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  Super- 
intendent for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Sept. 
20,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Stoddard's  co. ;  entered  service  July  23,  1779;  discharged 
April  25,  1780;  term,  9  months;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  July  9,  1780;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  8,  1780 ;  marched  to 
camp  July  9,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Jackson  of  the  artillery ;  also,  pay 
roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Wrentham  for  service  in  the  Conti- 


194  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AOT)  SAILORS 

Fuller,  Wilijam,  continued. 

nental  Army  during  1780;  marched  June  13, 1780;  discharged  Dec.  26, 1780;  ser- 
vice, 6  mos.  3  days,  travel  included. 

Fuller,  William.  Company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Oliver  Soper  for  wages  for  Feb. 
and  March,  1776,  dated  New  Yorlv;  also,  company  receipts  given  to  Capt.  Soper 
for  wages  for  May-Aug.,  1776. 

Fuller,  William.  Quarter  Gunner,  Capt.  William  EUery's  (1st  Artillery)  co.  sta- 
tioned at  Gloucester;   enlisted  June  22,  1776;    service  to  Sept.  30,  1776,3  mos. 

10  days. 

Fuller,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Cadwell's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's 
detachment  of  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  25,  1776;  discharged  April  2,  1777;  service, 
3  mos.  9  days,  at  Ticonderoga;  roll  dated  Springfield;  also,  Capt.  Cadwell's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated 
Garrison  at  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  24,  1777 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  25,  1777. 

Fuller,  William.  Private,  Lieut.  Jabez  Colt's  co..  Col.  Rosseter's  detachment  of 
Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  July  17,  1777;  discharged  July  27,  1777;  service, 

11  days,  at  the  Northward.    Roll  dated  Richmond. 

Fuller,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Marshall  Baker's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin 
Haws's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  2,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  12 
days ;  company  detached  to  march  to  Rhode  Island  and  serve  for  6  weeks.  Roll 
dated  Upton. 

Fuller,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Lovell's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service, 
10  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford,  Dartmouth,  and  Falmouth,  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Fuller,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt. ;  wages  allowed  from  March  12,  1781,  to  Dec.  30, 1782, 21  mos.  20  days. 

Fuller,  Zaccheus.  Private,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co.;  marched  July  28,  1776;  ser- 
vice to  Sept.  30,  1776,  2  mos.  2  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  company  stationed 
at  Martha's  Vineyard ;  also,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  30, 1776, 
to  Nov.  22,  1776,  1  mo.  22  days ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  sta- 
tioned at  Martin's  (Martha's)  Vineyard  under  Maj.  Barachiah  Bassett;  also,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Baker's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  marched  Oct.  4,  1777;  service,  28 
days ;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  a  secret  expedition. 

Fuller,  Zadok,  Halifax.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bradford's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cot- 
ton's regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  9,  1775. 

Fuller,  Zebulon.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Clap's  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapin's  (3d)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  16,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  12  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent ;  age,  32  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged 
April  27,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hatfield ;  terra,  3  years ;  also,  return  of  re- 
cruits sent  by  the  State  of  Massachusetts  as  a  portion  of  her  quota  of  the  Continen- 
tal Army  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781,  who  were  reported  unfit  for  duty ;  3d  Mass. 
regt.;  age,  34  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  engaged  for  town  of  Hatfield;  reported 
"purblind." 

Fuller,  Zephaniah,  Kingston.  Private,  Capt.  Peleg  Wadsworth's  (Kingston)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  Cotton's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield;  service,  7  days. 

Fuller,  Ziba,  Dartmouth.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec. 
2,  1780,  returned  as  received  by  Deliverance  Bennet,  at  Taunton,  May  24,  1781,  to 
be  conducted  to  Springfield  and  delivered  to  Col.  Shepard;  age,  15  yrs. ;  stature, 


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Fuller,  Ziba,  contmtied. 

5  ft.  4|  in.;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  laborer;  engaged  April  6,  1781;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Dartmouth ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Williams's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781 ;  also, 
muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Peekskill ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781 ; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Jan.,  1782,  sworn  to  at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  March,' 1782,  dated 
Quarters,  York  Huts,  and  sworn  to  at  West  Point. 

FuLLEKTON,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Fillerton,  Folerton, 

Fulerton,  Fullarton,  Fullenton,  Fullertor,  Fullington,  FuUinton,  Fulliton, 
Fulton,  Fulurton.] 

FuLLERTON,  Arunah.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcomb's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cot- 
ton's regt. ;  service  from  Sept.  28,  1777,  to  Oct.  31,  1777,  35  days,  travel  included, 
on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Fullerton,  David,  Boston.  Drummer,  Capt.  William  Wyman's  co.,  Col.  John  Pater- 
son's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  30,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  8  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  No.  3,  Charlestown,  Nov.  4,  1775. 

Fullerton,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Langdon's  co. ;  enlisted  July  12, 1775 ; 
service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos.  4  days;  company  stationed  at  Boothbay  for  de- 
fence of  seacoast;  also,  company  receipt  given  to  Maj.  Duramer  Sewall  for  wages 
for  1  month  dated  Boothbay,  Nov.  10,  1775. 

Fullerton,  Francis,  Lexington.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wood's  (5th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  Sept.,  1775, 
dated  Chelsea;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  Wood's 
CO.,  37th  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Baldwin;  muster  roll  made  up  from 
Sept.  1,  1775,  to  Oct.  31,  1775,  61  days;  enlisted  May  8,  1775;  also,  receipt  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Medford,  Dec.  28,  1775. 

Fullerton,  John,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co..  Col. Edward  Mitchel's 
regt. ;  marched  March  4,  1776 ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  the  Farms 
at  Brain  tree. 

Fullerton,  John,  Westfield.  Private,  Capt.  Malcolm  Henry's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's 
(9th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  June  5, 1775 ;  service,  2  mos.; 
also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Fullerton,  John  (also  given  Jr.).  Private,  Capt.  John  Wood's  co..  Col.  Loammi 
Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  April,  1776,  dated  New  York;  also,  pay 
abstract  for  May,  1776;  also,  pay  abstract  for  June,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New 
York ;  also,  order  signed  by  said  Fullerton,  payable  to  his  father,  for  wages,  travel 
allowance,  etc.,  for  service  in  Capt.  Woods's  co.,  dated  Nov.  7,  1777. 

Fullerton,  John,  Drummer,  brig  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams ;  engaged  Dec.  2,  1778 ;  discharged  April  20,  1779 ;  service,  4  mos.  18  days ; 
roll  dated  Boston;  also,  Boy,  brigantine  "Active,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Allen 
Hallet;  engaged  June  8,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  31,1779;  service, 2  mos. 24  days; 
also,  Seaman,  ship  "Mars,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon  Samson;  engaged 
Nov.  6,  1780 ;  discharged  March  12,  1781 ;  service,  4  mos.  6  days. 

Fullerton,  Samuel,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  William  Wyman's  co..  Col.  John  Pater- 
son's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  30,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  8  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  No.  3,  Charlestown,  Nov.  4,  1775. 

Fullerton,  Samuel.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30,  1777 ;  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  also.  Corporal, 
Capt.  Callender's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 


196  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

FuLLERTON,  Samuel,  Continued. 

accounts  for  service  from  March  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of 
Sudbury;  also.  Bombardier,  Capt.  William  Perkins's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  for  Sept.  and  Oct.,  1777 ;  reported  sick  in  hospital ;  also,  Corporal, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1777 ;  reported  preferred  Nov.  1,  1777; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  payroll  for  Dec,  1777;  also.  Corporal,  Lieut.  John  Cal- 
lender's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  and  April, 
1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlisted  Dec.  10,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  Capt. 
Slewman's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  10,  1780. 

FuLLERTON,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Grout's  co.,  Col.  Enoch  Hallet's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  7, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  30, 1780 ;  service,  2  mos.  23  days  ;  company 
raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

FuLLERTON,  Samuel.  Accouut  of  bountics  paid  said  Fullerton  and  others  by  the 
Selectmen  of  Roxbury  for  enlisting  to  serve  for  3  years  in  Continental  Army ; 
also,  return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 
1780;  engaged  Feb.  7,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Roxbury. 

FuLLERTox,  Will.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  28,  1779;  Col.  Crane's  regt.  [See  William 
Fulton.] 

Fullerton,  William,  Blandford  (also  given  Boston).  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised 
to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen. 
John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  24,  1780 ;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  com- 
plexion, ruddy  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Blandford ;  marched  to  camp  July  24, 1780, 
under  command  of  Capt.  Soaper;  also,  receipt  dated  Blandford,  Aug.  20,  1781, 
given  to  Solomon  Stewart,  signed  by  said  Fullerton,  for  bounty  for  service  on 
behalf  of  said  Stewart's  class,  probably  in  Capt.  Samuel  Thrall's  co.  in  1781 ; 
a^so,  descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20,  1782;  Light  Infantry  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  age,  26  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  dark  (also 
given  light);  hair,  brown  (also  given  dark);  occupation,  farmer  (also  given 
laborer) ;  birthplace,  Marblehead ;  residence,  Blandford  (also  given  Boston) ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Blandford ;  engaged  April  15,  1782 ;  term,  3  years. 

Fullerton,  William,  Westfield  (also  given  Boston) .  Private,  Capt.  Malcolm  Henry's 
CO.,  Col.  David  Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  14, 
1775 ;  service,  2  mos.,  3  weeks,  1  day ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  in  Feb.,  1778,  from  1st  HoUiston  co. ;  residence,  Boston ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Holliston ;  joined  Capt.  Robert  Allen's  co..  Col.  Ichabod  Aldeu's 
regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  16,  1777;  also.  Drummer,  Capt. 
Moore's  co..  Col.  William  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Thomas  Fish's  co., 
Col.  Shepard's  regt.;  return  of  men  in  service  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  also. 
Drummer,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  dated  Feb.  3,  1778;  residence,  Westfield; 
enlisted  for  town  of  Westfield ;  mustered  by  State  and  Continental  Muster  Master ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July  and  Aug.,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778,  dated  Providence ;  reported  on  furlough  ;  also. 
Drummer,, Capt.  Fish's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and 
April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  July  1,  1777;  reported  enlisted  into  Col. 
Alden's  regt.  Jan.  1,  1777. 

Fullerton,  William.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt. ;  service 
with  detachment  commanded  by  Maj.  Andrew  Symms  drafted  to  serve  for  5  weeks 
in  guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath,  by  order  of  Council 
of  May  12,  1777. 


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FuLLERTOR,  Henrt.  Descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  5,  1781,  made  by  Edward 
Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  militia 
under  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows  for  the  term  of  3  months  from  the  time  of  their 
arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  received 
bounty  and  mileage  due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter;  Capt.  Loring's  co. ;  age, 
18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  light.     [See  T.  Fulliton.] 

FuLLiM,  Oliver.  Private,  Capt.  John  Joslin's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  service, 
1  mo.  7  days ;  company  marched  from  Leominster  to  Bennington  on  the  last  of 
July,  1777,  to  join  forces  under  Col.  Seth  "Warner.  Roll  dated  Leominster,  Dec. 
29,  1777. 

FuLLiM,  Timothy.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Joslin's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  7  days ;  company  marched  from  Leominster  to  Bennington  on  the  last 
of  July,  1777,  to  join  forces  under  Col.  Seth  Warner.  Roll  dated  Leominster,  Dec. 
29,  1777. 

FuLLiNGTON,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Fulington,  FuUenton, 

Fullerton,  Fullonton,  Fulurton.] 

FuLLiNGTON,  Artjnah.  Private,  Capt.  John  Tui'ner's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. 
of  guards ;  joined  Nov.  6,  1777 ;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  2  mos.  27  days,  at  Cam- 
bridge; also,  Capt.  Joseph  Cliffs  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  marched  July 

29,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  13, 1778;  service,  1  mo.  19  days,  travel  included;  com- 
pany raised  in  Plymouth  Co.  and  marched  to  Rhode  Island. 

FULLINGTON,  Francis,  Lexiugtou.  Capt.  John  Wood's  co. ;  list  of  men  who  took  the 
oath  required  by  Congress  to  be  taken  by  the  Mass.  army,  sworn  to  in  Middlesex 
Co.,  May  27,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Wood's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Bald- 
win's regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  8, 1775;  service,  2  mos. 
25  days. 

FuLLiNGTON,  James,  Dcscriptive  list  of  ofRcers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "Aurora" 
(privateer),  commanded  by  Capt.  David  Porter,  dated  Boston,  June  16, 1781 ;  age, 
18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in. 

FULLINGTON,  JoHN,  Abington.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Nathan  Snow's  co..  Col.  Edward 
Mitchel's  regt.,  Gen.  Cushing's  brigade ;  marched  Dec.  9,  1776 ;  service,  16  days, 
under  2d  Lieut.  Christopher  Dyer  on  an  alarm  at  Bristol,  R.  I. ;  also,  2d  Lieuten- 
ant, Capt.  Nathan  Snow's  (3d)  co.,  3d  Plymouth  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list 
of  officers;  commissioned  April  14,  1778;  also.  Lieutenant,  Lieut.  Benjamin 
Bates's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj.  Eliphalet  Cary;  marched  July 

30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;   service,  11  days;  company  marched  from 
Abington  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

FULLINGTON,  JoHN,  Pomfret  (also  given  Wrentham).  Private,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co.. 
Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
April  4,  1777,  to  May  22,  1779;  residence,  Wrentham;  reported  deserted;  also, 
Lieut.  Mel.  L.  Woolsey's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col. 
William  S.  Smith ;  pay  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1778 ;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  David 
Cobb's  (2d)  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet ; 
enlisted  April  14, 1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported  absent  with  leave;  also, 
Lieut.  Colonel's  co. ;  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of 
officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts., 
and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incor- 
porated into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to 
the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779 ;  reported  deserted  May  22,  1779. 

FuLLiNGTON,  JoHN,  Wcstfield.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  John  Kellogg's  co.,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  5,  1779;  resi- 
dence, Wcstfield ;  engaged  for  town  of  Westfield ;  term,  during  war. 


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FuLLiNGTON,  JoHN.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Brown's  detachment,  Col.  Gamaliel 
Bradford's  regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Feb.  25,  1777,  to 
June  16,  1777.    Roll  dated  Boston. 

FuLLiNGTON,  Jos.  Private,  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot's  corps  of  invalids ;  joined  May  31, 
1778;  service  to  Oct.  1,  1778,  4  mos.;  roll  dated  Boston;  also,  Capt.  Moses 
McFarland's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nichola's  regt. ;  mus- 
ter rolls  dated  Sept.  9,  1779,  and  Oct.  2,  1779. 

FuLLiNGTON,  Samuel.  Descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  11,  1781 ;  Capt.  John  Slueman's  co., 
3d  Artillery  regt. ;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  fair ;  rank.  Cor- 
poral; enlisted  March  21,  1777,  by  Capt.  Perkins ;  discharged  March  21,  1780. 

FULLINGTON,  WiLLiAM,  Blaudford.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

FuLLiNGTON,  WiLLiAM,  Westfield.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  John  Kellogg's  co.,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  5,  1779 ;  resi- 
dence, Westfield;  engaged  for  town  of  Westfield;  joined  Capt.  Fish's  co.,  Col. 
William  Shepard's  regt.;  term,  during  war. 

FuLLiNTON,  William.  Drummer,  Capt.  Samuel  Thrall's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1781 ; 
discharged  Nov.  9,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  29  days,  travel  included,  "on  Mohawk 
river"  under  Col.  Marenus  Willet;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

FuLLiTON,  T.  Private,  Lieut.  William  Bird's  co.,  Col.  Thayer's  (Suffolk  Co.)  regt.; 
enlisted  July  19,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  3  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and  sta- 
tioned at  West  Point.     [See  Henry  FuUertor.] 

FuLLMAN,  George.  Seaman,  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster 
Williams;  engaged  Feb.  12,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  17,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  5 
days. 

FuLLMAN,  Geokge.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  Jan.  2,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston. 

FuLLOM,  Elisha.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ; 
list  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  3, 1775,  of  Lieutenants  and  Ensigns  belonging 
to  said  regiment  recommended  for  commissions  in  Committee  of  Safety  at  Cam- 
bridge June  9,  1775 ;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  June  12,  1775,  that  said  offi- 
cers be  commissioned. 

FuLLOM,  Oliver.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt.;  en- 
listed June  28,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  31,  1779;  service,  7  mos.  14  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  North  river ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778 ;  reported  sick  in  hospital,  not  joined  since  muster;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778 ;  reported  not  joined. 

FuLLOM,  Phineas.  Corporal,  Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt.; 
entered  service  June  28,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  31,  1779;  service,  7  mos.  15  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  North  river. 

FuLLON,  James.  Private,  Capt.  John  Read's  co..  Col.  James  Hunter's  corps;  enlisted 
April  12, 1782;  discharged  Nov.  20,  1782;  service,  7  mos.  9  days;  company  raised 
for  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts. 

Fullonton,  Jos.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston, 
Col.  Lewis  Nicola's  regt. ;  service  from  Oct.  1,  to  Oct.  31,  1779,  1  mo. 

FuLLOR,  Abiah.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  26,  1777 ;  service  to  Sept.  26,  1777,  1  mo.,  at  Rhode  Island.  Roll 
dated  Warren  and  sworn  to  at  Headquarters  at  Providence. 


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FuLLOR,  David.  Corporal,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt. ; 
engaged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service  to  Sept.  20,  1777,  1  mo.,  at  Rhode  Island.  Roll 
dated  Warren  and  sworn  to  at  Headquarters  at  Providence. 

FuLLOR,  Jacob.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's 
regt. ;  engaged  June  27,  1777 ;  service  to  July  27, 1777,  1  mo.,  at  Rhode  Island. 
Roll  dated  Warren  and  sworn  to  at  Headquarters  at  Providence. 

FuLLOR,  Joseph,  Leominster.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Sibley's  co..  Col.  Luke  Drury's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  29,  1781;  marched  Aug.  1,  1781;  arrived  at  camp  Aug.  11, 
1781;  discharged  Nov.  10,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  23  days,  travel  included;  resi- 
dence, Leominster ;  engaged  for  town  of  Leominster. 

FuLLOR,  William.  Private,  in  a  detachment  under  Lieut.  Jonas  Temple;  enlisted 
July  1,  1778 ;  discharged  July  4,  1778 ;  service,  4  days ;  detachment  served  with 
guards  at  Sherburne,  Medfield,  and  Marlborough,  at  desire  of  Maj.  Gen.  Heath, 
after  the  expiration  of  their  term. 

Fi  LLTOX,  John.  Account  of  money  paid  by  persons  to  hire  men  to  goto  Canada  [year 
not  given] ,  examined  and  allowed  by  a  committee  at  Medford  Oct.  8,  1776 ;  also, 
account  of  money  paid  by  persons  to  hire  men  who  went  to  New  York  in  Sept., 
1776,  examined  and  allowed  by  a  committee  at  Medford,  Jan.  13,  1777. 

FuLLTON,  Matthew,  Machias.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Nathaniel  Healey's  (2d  Dudley)  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt., 
dated  Dudley,  Jan.  13,  1778;  residence,  Machias;  engaged  for  town  of  Dudley; 
joined  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  term,  during  war. 

FuLLTON,  Robert,  Boston.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Wells's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  10, 1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779 ;  residence,  Boston ;  credited  to  town  of  Medford ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  also,  Capt.  David  Allen's 
CO.,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Sept. -Dec,  1777 ;  enlistment,  during  war; 
reported  sick  at  Bethlehem  in  Oct.,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Jackson's  co.,  Col.  Crane's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780. 

FuLLUM,  Comfort.  Surgeon's  Mate,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  entered  service  July 
29,  1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  16  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

FuLLUM,  Elisiia,  Harvard.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  25,  1775 ;  service,  6 
days. 

FuLLUM,  Francis,  Westminster.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Edgell's  (also  given  Capt. 
Elisha  Jackson's)  co.  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  26, 1778;  service  to 
Sept.  30, 1778, 3  mos.  4  days ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Elisha 
Jackson's  co. ;  muster  roll  dated  Middleton,  R.  I.,  Aug.  27,  1778 ;  credited  to  town 
of  Fitchburg;  also,  Capt.  Edgell's  co..  Col.  Jacobs's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Free- 
town, Sept.  13,  1778 ;  reported  unfit  for  duty. 

FuLLUM,  Jacob,  Harvard.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  head- 
quarters at  Cambridge ;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  25,  1775 ;  service,  6  days. 

FuLMAN,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Fullman.] 

Fulman,  George.  Order  dated  Boston,  Nov.  13,  1780,  payable  to  John  Marston,  for 
wages  for  service  on  board  the  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Williams. 

FuLSOM,  JosiAH,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Eaton's  co..  Col.  Johnson's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  4^  days. 


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Fl'lsom,  Petek,  Dunstable.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Dunstable ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dunstable. 

FuLSOM,  Samuel  (also  given  Samuel  Bradley),  Haverhill.  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's 
(7th)  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  company  receipt  for  wages  due 
prior  to  Jan.  1, 1776,  dated  Camp  Mt.  Washington  ;  also,  Private,  regimental  return 
dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9, 1776 ;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept. -Dec, 
1776 ;  also,  return  of  men  who  enlisted  for  month  of  Jan.,  1777,  dated  Springfield, 
Jan.  25,  1777;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  14, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779 ;  credited  to  town  of  Haverhill ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in 
camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15, 1777,  certified  at  Camp  at  Peekskill,  Feb.  16, 1779 ;  also, 
Capt.  Holden's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1779,  dated 
Highlands ;  enlisted  March  14,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years  ;  reported  sick  at  Fish- 
kill  hospital ;  also,  Capt.  Holden's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  June- 
Nov.,  1779;  reported  sick  at  general  hospital,  absent  from  Dec.  1,  1778;  also, 
return  for  clothing  for  the  year  1780,  dated  Peekskill,  Dec.  5,  1779 ;  also,  muster 
roll  for  Dec,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Matthew  Chambers's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  15, 1780;  resi- 
dence, Haverhill ;  reported  discharged  March  15,  1780 ;  also,  order  payable  to 
Capt.  Holden,  signed  by  said  Fulsom,  for  money  due  for  clothing  for  the  years 
1777-1779  while  in  6th  Mass.  regt.,  dated  Soldier's  Fortune,  March  21,  1780. 

Fulsome,  Peter,  Dunstaljle.  Drummer,  Capt.  James  Varnum's  co.,  Col.  Michael 
Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  20,  1777, 
to  June  1,  1779;  reported  deserted. 

FuLTEN,  Hugh.  Private,  Capt.  Turner's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  (14th)  regt.;  entered 
service  July  12,  1779;  discharged  April  12,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Fulton,  [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Felton,  Folten,  Folton,  Full- 
ton,  Fulten.] 

Fulton,  Francis,  Leicester.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Asa  Rice's  co.,  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  dated  Shrewsbury,  Dec.  15,  1777 ; 
residence,  Leicester;  engaged  for  town  of  Shrewsbury;  joined  Capt.  Brown's  co.. 
Col.  Biglow's  regt.;  term,  3  years. 

Fulton,  Francis.  Corporal,  Capt.  Henry  Tiebout's  co.,  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's 
(1st  New  York)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-March,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  re- 
ported deserted  Feb.  28,  1781. 

Fulton,  Hugh.  Petition  dated  Newburyport,  Nov.  13,  1782,  signed  by  said  Fulton 
and  others,  who  enlisted  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  and  served  in  the 
Continental  Arm}'  for  9  months  in  1779  [8]  and  1780  [79] ,  asking  that  they  receive 
wages  for  said  service.    Petition  endorsed  "  to  withdraw." 

Fulton,  John,  Colrain.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Wood's  co.,  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sar- 
gent's regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  15  da}'s  ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  before  Boston,  Nov.  15,  1775. 

Fulton,  John,  Colrain.  Private,  Capt.  Hugh  McClallen's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Samuel  Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Colrain  and  Shelburne;  service,  15^  days;  also, 
Capt.  Lawrence  Kemp's  co..  Col.  Leonard's  regt.;  enlisted  Feb.  23,  1777;  dis- 
charged April  10, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  17  days,  at  Ticonderoga ;  also,  Capt.  Agrippa 
Wells's  CO.,  Col.  Porter's  regt. ;  marched  from  home  July  9,  1777 ;  enlisted  July 
10,1777;  discharged  July  26,1777;  service,  21  days,  travel  included;  company 
marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  after  the  evacuation  of  Ticonderoga;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Deerfield ;  also,  Capt.  Hugh  McClallen's  co..  Col.  David  Field's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  17, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19, 1777 ;  service,  6  days,  travel  included;. 


IX  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  201 

Fulton,  John,  contimted. 

company  inarched  from  Colrain  to  Bennington  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  17,  1777 ; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Springfield,  July 
1,  1780;  age,  34  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town 
of  Colrain;  marched  to  camp  July  1,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Joseph 
Miller ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen. 
Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ; 
also,  pa.y  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Colrain  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  June  26,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  4,  1780; 
service,  5  mos.  17  days,  travel  included. 

Fulton,  John,  Machias.  Sergeant,  Col.  John  Allen's  forces  stationed  at  Machias; 
Continental  Array  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  1,  1777,  to  June  1,  1779; 
enlistment,  3  years;  also,  pay  roll  of  persons  employed  under  Col.  John  Allan, 
Commander-in-Chief  of  Eastern  Indian  department,  in  defence  of  Machias ;  en- 
tered service  Jul}'  15,  1777;  discharged  March  15,  1778;  service,  8  mos.;  reported 
taken  prisoner  and  escaped  March  19,  1778 ;  also,  same  organization  and  depart- 
ment; entered  service  June  18, 1778;  discharged  Oct.  1,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  12 
days;  said  Fulton  reported  as  "  employed  in  Indian  business  for  going  expresses, 
etc.;"  a/so.  Courier,  same  organization  and  department;  entered  service  Feb.  1, 
1779;  service  to  June  1,  1779,  4  mos. ;  said  Fulton  probably  employed  in  Indian 
affairs  with  Capt.  John  Prebble ;  also,  same  organization  and  department ;  service 
from  June  1,  1779,  to  Dec.  1,  1779,  6  mos.;  also.  Volunteer,  same  organization 
and  department;  service  from  Dec.  1,  1779,  to  date  of  discharge,  April  14,  1780, 
4  mos.  14  days,  at  Machias. 

FuiiTON,  John.  1st  Lieutenant,  schooner  "Marisheet"  (privateer),  commanded  by 
Capt.  William  Ray  ;  petition  signed  by  John  Preble  in  behalf  of  Col.  John  Allan, 
asking  that  said  Ray  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  said  schooner ;  ordered 
in  Council  Nov.  23,  1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Fulton,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Hugh  McClallen's  cc.  Col.  David  Field's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  service,  6  days,  travel  included; 
company  marched  from  Colrain  to  Bennington  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  17, 1777 ; 
also,  Capt.  Hugh  McClallen's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  22, 
1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days,  travel  included,  with 
Northern  army ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 

Fulton,  Robert,  Colrain.  Private,  Capt.  Hugh  McClallen's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Samuel  Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19, 1775,  from  Colrain  and  Shelburne ;  service,  10  days ;  reported  enlisted 
into  the  army  May  1,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doo- 
little's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  8  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1^75;  also,  Cor- 
poral, Capt.  Agrippa  Wells's  co.,  Col.  Porter's  regt. ;  marched  fi-om  home  July  9, 
1777;  enlisted  July  10,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service,  38  days,  travel 
included;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  after  the  evacuation  of 
Ticonderoga ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Deei"field. 

Fulton,  Robert,  Medford.  List  of  men  drafted  from  town  of  Medford,  Dec.  9,  1776, 
to  march  to  Cambridge  and  join  Capt.  John  Walton's  co.  and  go  to  Noddle's 
Island;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  9, 1776;  discharged 
Dec.  21,  1776 ;  company  detached  for  service  at  Noddle's  Island ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1st  Middlesex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned 
by  Lieut.  Stephen  Hall,  dated  Medford,  Feb.  19,  1778;  residence,  Medford;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Medford;  joined  Capt.  Bell's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  term,  3 
years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 


202  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Pulton,  Robert,  continued. 

Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  27,  1777 ;  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Jack- 
son's CO.,  3d  Artillery  regt.;  return  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  10,  1781;  enlisted 
March  10,  1777,  by  Capt.  Wells ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Medford ;  enlistment,  dur- 
ing war;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Jackson's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d 
Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.-April,  1781. 

FuLTOx,  William,  Colrain.  Private,  Capt.  Hugh  McClallen's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Samuel  Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Colrain  and  Shelburne ;  service,  10  days ;  reported 
enlisted  into  the  army  May  1, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim 
Doolittle's  (24th)  regt. ;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Charlestown, 
June  27,  1777;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Winter 
Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Winter  Hill,  Dec.  23,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Hugh  McClallen's  co..  Col.  David 
Field's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  service,  6  days, 
travel  included ;  company  marched  from  Colrain  to  Bennington  on  the  alarm  of 
Aug.  17,  1777;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Hugh  McClallen's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  22,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  2  days, 
travel  included,  with  Northern  army. 

Fulton,  William.  Matross,  Capt.  Thomas  Seward's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery) 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  1, 1777,  to  Oct.  4, 1777 ; 
residence,  Massachusetts ;  reported  killed  Oct.  4,  1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1777;  reported  wounded  Oct.  4,  1777. 

FuLURTON,  Arunah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Rider's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt. ; 
appointed  July  26,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  9  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Plymouth  Co. 

FuxcK,  Peter,  Boston.  Bombardier,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Donnell's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's 
(3d  Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  9,  1781 ;  enlisted  April  -, 
1778,  by  Lieut.  McLane ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  a  foreigner ;  a/so,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  on 
furlough  at  Stony  Point  in  Feb.  and  March,  1781. 

FuNDAT,  Nicholas.  Seaman;  list  of  prisoners  sent  from  Halifax  to  Boston  in  the 
cartel  "  Silver  Eel "  Oct.  8, 1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned 
by  Bat.  Fox,  Commissary. 

FuNDEY,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Funday,  Fundy.] 

FuxDET,  Peter,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  regt.; 
company  receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775 ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge, 
Dec.  25,  1775. 

FuNDT,  Peter,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  (9th)  co..  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  30, 1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  7  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Funk,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  French,  Funck.] 

Funk  (alias  French),  Peter.  Bombardier,  Capt.  Donnell's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780 ;  term,  during  war. 

Funna,  Anthony.  Private,  Capt.  Leonard  Bleeker's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  Goose 
Van  Schaick's  (1st  New  York)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan -April,  1781,  dated 
West  Point;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported  on  garrison  duty  Jan.-March, 
1781. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  203 

FuRBANKS,  Jonathan,  Cape  Elizabeth.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Dunn's  co..  Col. 
Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment.  May  18, 
1775,  to  date  of  marching  to  headquarters  July  11,  1775;  credited  with  54  days 
allowance. 

FuEBER,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Furbur.] 

FuRBER,  Richard.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jona- 
than Haraden;  engaged  Feb.  26,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  31,  1777;  also,  Seaman, 
brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Haraden;  engaged  Oct.  6  (also 
given  Oct.  1),  1777;  discharged  May  8,  1778;  service,  7  mos.  2  days;  also,  list  of 
men  reported  as  sick  at  hospital;  entered  Feb.  24,  1778;  discharged  March  20, 
1778;  also,  list  of  men  on  board  the  ship  "Jason,"  Simon  Forrester,  Master, 
dated  June  15,  1780. 

Furbish,  Benjamin,  Lebanon.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Grant's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Tit- 
comb's  regt. ;  service,  2  mos.  15  days,  including  travel  to  and  from  camp  at  Rhode 
Island;  enlistment,  2  months ;  warrant  for  pay  allowed  in  Council  July  21,  1777. 

Furbish,  Samuel.  Corporal,  Capt.  Edward  Grow's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice to  Nov.  1,  1775,  4  mos.  2  days;  company  raised  in  York  for  defence  of 
seacoast. 

Furbur,  Richard.  Sergeant,  Capt.  David  Copp's  co.  stationed  at  Pierce's  Island  Nov. 
5,  1775. 

Furbur,  Richard.  Sailor,  ship  "  G.  Pickering,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan  Hara- 
den ;  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  Nov.  10,  1780 ;  ship  probably  taken  by  the 
British  while  on  cruise  to  the  West  Indies. 

FuRBUs,  James.  Private,  Lieut.  Benjamin  Miles's  detachment  from  Col.  Jonathan 
Grout's  regt.;  enlisted  Dec.  21,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  4,  1781 ;  service,  14  days, 
escorting  prisoners  of  war  from  Rutland  to  New  London  to  be  exchanged  Dec.  26, 
1780. 

FuEBus,  John.  Corporal,  Lieut.  Benjamin  Miles's  detachment  from  Col.  Jonathan 
Grout's  regt. ;  entered  service  Dec.  21,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  4,  1781;  service,  14 
days,  escorting  prisoners  of  war  from  Rutland  to  New  London  to  be  exchanged 
Dec.  26,  1780. 

Furbush, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Fairbanks,  Fairbush,  Fer- 

bush,  Firbush,  Forbbs,  Forbes,  Forbush,  Furbish,  Furbus.] 

Furbush,  Aaron,  Hardwick.  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Hodges's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cush- 
ing's  regt.;  enlisted  July  27,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  7 
days,  travel  included,  at  the  Northward. 

Furbush,  Archibald.  Private,  Capt.  William  Tucker's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  10,  1778 ;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1779 ;  service,  4  mos.  23  days. 

Furbush,  Arthur,  Oakham.  Descriptive  list  returned  to  Maj.  Seth  Washburn,  Super- 
intendent for  Worcester  Co.,  dated  New  Braintree,  May  26, 1778 ;  Capt.  Crawford's 
5th  (1st  New  Braintree)  co..  Col.  Converse's  regt.;  age,  19  yrs. ;  complexion, 
dark ;  residence,  Oakham.     [See  James  Furbush.] 

Furbush,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Martin's  co..  Col.  Joseph  (Josiah)  Whitney's  regt. ; 
service  from  May  4,  1777,  to  July  4,  1777,  2  mos.  7  days,  travel  included,  under 
Maj.  Gen.  Spencer  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston;  also,  Capt.  Joseph 
Warrin's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  AVheelock;  enlisted  Sept. 
27,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  3  days,  travel  included;  com- 
pany raised  for  30  days ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  return  of  train 
band  and  alarm  list  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Furbush  reported  as  belonging  to  the 
train  band. 


204  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

FuRBUSH,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1778;  dis- 
charged April  29,  1778;  service,  3  raos.  29  days;  company  detached  from  militia 
of  Hampshire  and  Worcester  counties  to  guard  stores  and  magazines  at  Spring- 
field and  Brookfield. 

FuRBUSH,  Charles,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Holt's  (4th  Andover)  co.,  v?hich 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  U  days. 

FuRBUSH,  Charles,  Andover.  Captain,  Col.  Bridge's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  engaged  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  14  days;  also.  Captain;  petition 
to  the  Council  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  20, 1775,  signed  by  Ebenezer  Bridge,  Colonel 
of  27th  regt.,  stating  that  said  Furbush  and  others,  officers  of  said  regiment,  had 
been  in  service  since  May  [1775] ,  but  had  not  received  commissions,  and  asking 
that  they  be  recommended  to  Gen.  Washington  for  commissions  in  the  Continen- 
tal Army ;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  26,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  recommended  to 
Gen.  Washington  for  commissions. 

Furbush,  Charles,  Jr.,  Andover.  Capt.  Charles  Furbush's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
regt. ;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  30,  1775 ;  also, 
Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  28, 
1775;  service,  2  mos.  9  days;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Nov.  21,  1775. 

Furbush,  Coolidge,  Westborough.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wright's  co..  Col.  Luke 
Drury's  regt. ;  marched  Aug.  9,  1781 ;  arrived  in  camp  Aug.  18, 1781 ;  discharged 
Nov.  18,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  20  days,  travel  included,  at  West  Point;  residence, 
Westborough;  enlisted  for  town  of  Westborough. 

Furbush,  Daniel,  Harvard.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  head- 
quarters at  Cambridge ;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  27,  1775 ;  service,  8  (also 
given  9)  days. 

Furbush,  Datid,  Acton.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Hayward's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Abijah  Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service, 
14  days. 

Furbush,  David,  Grafton.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Wheelock's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan 
Ward's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  12  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  discharged 
Aug.  26,  1775;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Blanchard's  co.,  Col.  James  Wesson's 
regt.  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  22,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779 ;  residence,  Grafton  ;  credited  to  town  of  Grafton. 

Furbush,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Ammidon's  co.,  Col.  Dean's  regt.;  en- 
listed March  4,  1781 ;  discharged  March  18,  1781 ;  service,  14  days,  at  Rhode 
Island. 

Furbush,  Ephraim,  Acton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Hayward's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Abijah  Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  26 
days;  also,  Capt.  David  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel 
allowance  to  and  from  camp  dated  Winter  Hill,  Jan.  15,  1776;  also,  Capt.  John 
Buttrick's  co.  of  volunteers,  Col.  Reed's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  28, 1777;  discharged 
Nov.  7,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  11  days,  at  the  taking  of  Gen.  Burgoyne;  company 
detached  from  Col.  Brooks's  regt.  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates  at  the 
Northward ;  Col.  John  Buttrick  reported  as  serving  as  Captain. 

Furbush,  Isaac,  Westborough.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Morse's  co.,  Maj.  Gen.  Ward's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  14  days ;  also.  Cor- 
poral ;  return  of  train  band  and  alarm  list  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Furbush  reported 
as  belonging  to  the  train  band. 


IN   THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTIOK  205 

FuRBUSH,  James,  Grafton.  Descriptive  list  of  men  belonging  to  6th  and  9th  cos.,  Col. 
Job  Cushing's  (6th  "Worcester  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Joseph  WaiTen  and 
Capt.  Ephraim  Lyon  to  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent  for  Worcester  Co.,  dated 
Grafton,  May  25,  1778;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  resi- 
dence, Grafton  ;  said  Furbush  reported  as  belonging  to  Capt.  Warren's  co. 

FuRBusH,  James,  New  Braintree.  List  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for  the  term  of 
9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jona- 
than Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  engaged  for 
town  of  New  Braintree ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  19,  1778 ;  also,  descriptive  list 
returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent  for  Worcester  Co.  [year  not  given]  ; 
Capt.  Whipple's  co..  Col.  Converse's  regt. ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark ;  residence.  New  Braintree. 

Furbush,  James,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Bragdon's  (Wells)  co.,  which  enlisted 
April  21, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days. 

Furbush,  James,  Worcester.  Matross,  Capt.  William  Todd's  (8th)  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1776,  to  date  of  discharge.  May 
8,  1776,  3  mos.  7  days.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Furbush,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Bartholomew  Woodbury's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  27  days, 
travel  included,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Furbush,  James.  Private,  Capt.  George  Minot's  co..  Col.  Samuel  BuUard's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  16,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  14  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathan  Smith's  co..  Col. 
Jacobs's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778  ;  service,  1  mo. ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Heald's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light  Infantr.v)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  15, 1779;  discharged 
Nov.  15,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Furbush,  James.  Private,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light  Infantry) 
regt. ;  marched  Sept.  16,  1779 ;  arrived  at  place  of  rendezvous  Sept.  18,  1779 ;  dis- 
charged Nov.  18,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  5  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island; 
also,  roll  for  same  service  sworn  to  at  Bolton. 

Furbush,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Bragdon's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt. ; 
enlisted  May  4,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  10,  1780;  service,  7  mos.  11  days,  travel 
included,  under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward. 

Furbush,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Luke  Hitchcock's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  July  12,  1780;  discharged 
Jan.  12,  1781 ;  enlistment,  6  months. 

Furbush,  James.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county ; 
age,  22  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  occu- 
pation, farmer ;  engaged  April  4,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Acton  ;  term,  3  years ; 
also,  account  dated  Acton,  June  25,  1781,  of  bounties  paid  said  Furbush  and 
others  for  enlisting  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years  for 
three  classes  of  the  town  of  Acton,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Furbush,  John,  Oakham  (possibly).  Private,  Capt.  John  Crawford's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  14  days; 
also,  Capt.  Jotham  Houghton's  co. ;  service  from  Nov.  3,  to  Nov.  19, 1778, 17  days ; 
company  detached  from  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  (7th)  regt..  Gen.  Warner's 
brigade,  to  reinforce  guards  at  the  barracks  in  Rutland  under  Col.  Jacob  Garrish 
(Gerrish)  and  to  escort  troops  of  Saratoga  Convention  to  Enfield,  Conn.;  roll 
dated  Petersham. 

FuR3USH,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Bragdon's  (Wells)  co.,  which  enlisted  April 
21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  5  days. 


206  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

FuRBusH,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  "William  Tucker's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  10,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1779;  service,  5  mos.  23  days. 

FuKBUSH,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Penniman's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice from  Aug.  17,  1777,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel  included,  with  Northern  army. 

FuRBUSH,  Samuel,  Harvard.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Gates's  (•tth)  co..  Col.  Asa  Whit- 
comb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  ser- 
vice to  May  11, 1775,  23  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  Capt.  Davis's 
CO.,  Col.  Whitcomb's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  Capt.  Hezekiah  Whitney's  co.,  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt.;  enlisted  July  22,  1777;  service,  2  days;  company  marched  on 
an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

FuRBUSH,  Samuel.  Corporal,  Capt.  Edward  Grow's  co. ;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1775, 
to  Dec.  31,  1775,  2  mos.  5  days;  reported  enlisted  July  10,  1775;  company  raised 
in  York  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

FuRBusH,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co..  Col.  Jacobs's  (Light  Infantry) 
regt.;  service  between  Oct.  31,  1779,  and  Nov.  29,  1779,  18  days.  [See  James 
Furbush.] 

FuRBUSH,  Simeon,  Andover.  Capt.  Charles  Furbush's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
regt. ;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  dated  Cambridge,  June  30, 
1775;  also.  Drummer,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
listed May  27,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  10  days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Nov.  21,  1775. 

Furbush,  Thomas.  Capt.  Baker's  co. ;  list  of  men  from  Col.  Wood's  regt.  mustered 
by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.,  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island 
[year  not  given]  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Upton ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel 
Hamant's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  26,  1778;  enlistment  to 
expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  roll  dated  Middleton ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Lamb's  co..  Col. 
Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  26,  1778;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1779,  6  mos.  7 
days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Warwick, 
Nov.  7,  1778;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
rolls  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  22,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  30,  1778. 

Furbush,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Ammidon's  co.,  Col.  Dean's  regt.;  enlisted 
March  4,  1781 ;  discharged  March  18,  1781 ;  service,  14  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 
Roll  endorsed  "  40  days." 

FuRDAM,  Isaac.    Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  10, 

1781,  11  mos.  22  days;  reported  deserted  June  20,  1783. 

FuRDOM,  .  [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Fordom,  Foredune,  Fur- 
dam.] 

FuRDOM,  Isaac.    Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1, 

1782,  12  months ;  reported  deserted  in  1783. 

FuRER,  John.  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  co.;  list  of  men  who  did  not  enlist  for  the 
month  of  Jan.,  1776. 

FuRGERSON,  Ebenezer,  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Sherman's  co..  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.; 
company  return  [year  not  given] .     [See  Eleazer  Ferguson.] 

FuRGERSON,  James,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  French's  co. ;  Lieut.  Col. 
Enoch  Putnam's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  10,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  25,  1781 ;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  28  days,  travel  included,  near  West  Point;  regiment  raised  in  Essex 
and  Plymouth  counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 


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FuHGERSox,  JoHX,  Newburjport.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  French's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Enoch  Putnam's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  10, 1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  25,  1781 ;  service, 
3  mos.  28  days,  travel  included,  near  West  Point;  regiment  raised  in  Essex  and 
Plymouth  counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

FuRGisox,  Ambrose,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Thaddeus  Russell's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.,  1  week,  6  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov.  13,  1775. 

FuRGXJRSON,  Gerard.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Eddy's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  return 
of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  dated  Feb.  16,  1779;  joined  Dec.  27, 
1778;  also,  letter  from  Col.  Thomas  Marshall  to  the  Council,  dated  Boston,  April 
1,  1779,  stating  that  said  Furgurson,  of  Capt.  Joshua  Eddy's  co.,  and  London 
Ballis  (Baj'lies),  of  Capt.  Redding's  co.,  both  of  Col.  Bradford's  regt.,  having 
enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army  and  passed  muster  by  the  Continental  Muster 
Master,  had  given  him,  said  Marshall,  orders  to  collect  the  State  bounty  due  them 
and  requesting  the  Council  to  issue  a  warrant  therefor;  ordered  in  Council  April 
1,  1779,  that  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  pay  over  said 
bounties  to  Col.  Marshall. 

FuRGUsox,  James.  Private,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  1,  1779;  dis- 
charged Oct.  31,  1779;  service,  1  mo.;  company  raised  to  serve  with  guards  at 
and  about  Boston  for  3  months. 

FuRGUSON,  Stephen.  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co.,  Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt. ; 
order  for  bountj^  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  28, 1775. 

FuRiNGTON,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Hodges's  co. ;  return  for  money  due  for  pro- 
visions [year  not  given] . 

Furlong,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Forlong.] 

Furlong,  [Lawrence]  .  Captain ;  deposition  sworn  to  Nov.  11 ,  1780,  signed  by  Thomas 
Wait  Foster,  testifying  as  to  the  conduct  of  Col.  Revere  in  connection  with  the 
Penobscot  expedition,  and  stating  incidentally  that  said  Capt.  Furlong  had  applied 
to  Capt.  Saltonstall  for  shot  for  cannon  sent  to  Hacker's  Island,  as  he  could  not 
obtain  suitable  supplies  from  Col.  Revere. 

FuRMAN,  Abraham.  Storekeeper  of  Forage;  return  of  rations  allowed  in  Quarter- 
master General's  department  dated  Fishkill,  Oct.  14,  1781. 

Furman,  John.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Henry  Tiebout's  co..  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's 
(1st  New  York)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  com- 
missioned Sept.  1,  1778;  reported  on  furlough  Jan. -March,  1781,  by  leave  of  Col. 
Van  Schaick;  also,  same  regt.;  regimental  return  dated  West  Point,  May  11, 
1781 ;  reported  on  command  after  deserters. 

FuRMER,  Peter.  Receipt  dated  May  16,  1783,  given  to  Thomas  Russell,  for  wages  for 
service  to  May  10,  1783,  on  board  frigate  "Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  J. 
Manley. 

Furnace,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Shapleigh's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10,  1775 ;  service 
to  Nov.  1,  1775,  4  mos. ;  company  stationed  at  Kittery. 

Furnace,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  John  Shapleigh's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10,  1775;  ser- 
vice to  Nov.  1,  1775,  4  mos.;  company  stationed  at  Kittery;  also,  same  co. ; 
service  from  Nov.  1,  1775,  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  2  mos.  5  days;  company  stationed  on 
the  seacoast  at  Kittery  Point  under  command  of  Col.  Edward  Cutt. 

Furnace,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Devereux's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  service  from  Feb.  3,  1778,  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos.  1  day,  at  Cambridge. 
Roll  dated  Winter  Hill. 


208  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

FiRXACE,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Thompson's  co.,  Col.  Leonard's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  May  7, 1777 ;  discharged  July  8, 1777  ;  service,  2  mos.  10  days, 
travel  included;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  for  2  months. 

FfRXAL,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Esaias  Preble's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards  stationed  at  Winter  Hill ;  marched  from  home  April  1,  1778 ;  service, 
3  mos.  6  days ;  company  detached  from  militia  to  serve  from  April  3,  1778,  to 
July  3,  1778. 

FuENALD,  Clement,  Gouldsborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Libbey's  co.,  in  a  detach- 
ment from  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct. 
6,  1777 ;  service,  15  days,  at  Machias. 

FuRNALD,  Clement,  Township  No.  4.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Dyer's  detachment  from 
Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  (Lincoln  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  29,  1777;  discharged 
Oct.  5  (also  given  Oct.  8),  1777;  service,  6  days;  company  marched  to  Machias 
at  sundry  times  when  British  ships  lay  in  that  harbor.  Roll  sworn  to  at  Goulds- 
borough. 

FuENALD,  Joel.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Cutts's  (9th)  co..  Col.  Goodwin's  (2d 
York  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  Nov.  27,  1779. 

FuRNALD,  Joshua,  Kittery.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co.,  Col.  James  Scam- 
mon's  (30th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  for 
pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775;  reported  enlisted  May  5,  1775. 

FuRNALD,  Nicholas,  York.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental 
Army  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  returned  as  received  of 
John  Frost,  Superintendent  for  York  Co.,  by  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton,  at  Kittery, 
June  1,  1778,  to  be  conducted  to  Fishkill  and  delivered  to  Brig.  Jonathan  Warner; 
Capt.  Simpson's  co.,  1st  York  Co.  regt.;  age,  30  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  com- 
plexion, light;  residence,  York. 

FuENALD,  Tobias.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (8th)  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779. 

FuBNALD,  William,  Kittery.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co..  Col.  James 
Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  ab- 
stract for  pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775. 

FuRNALD,  William,  Kittery.  Private,  Capt.  Jedediah  Goodwin's  co..  Col.  Edward 
Wiggelsworth's  regt, ;  company  discharged  Nov.  30,  1776,  at  Albany ;  roll  made 
up  for  travel  thence  home. 

FuRNAM,  Isaac.  List  of  men's  names  appearing  on  a  wage  account  made  up  for  1778- 
1782,  of  Col.  Marshall's  regt.  and  other  regiments  not  identified.  [See  Israel 
Farnum.] 

FuRNASS,  Benjamin.  Deputy  Quartermaster;  service  from  July  2,  1779,  to  Oct.  8, 
1779,  3  mos.  7  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

FuENASs,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Shapleigh's  co. ;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1775,  to 
Dec.  31,  1775,  2  mos.  5  days,  under  Col.  Edward  Cutt;  company  stationed  on  the 
seacoast  at  Kittery  Point. 

FuRNEL,  Parker.  Ensign,  Capt.  Tobias  Furnel's  (Fernald's)  co.;  list  of  officers  in 
Col.  James  Scamman's  regt.;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  June  2,  1775,  that 
commissions  be  delivered  said  officers  with  the  exception  of  captains  who  had 
already  received  their  commissions.     [See  Parker  Foster.] 

FuRNEL,  William.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co.;  list  of  officers  in  Col. 
James  Scamman's  regt. ;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  June  2,  1775,  that  com- 
missions be  delivered  said  officers  with  the  exception  of  captains  who  had  already 
received  their  commissions. 


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FuRNELD,  Clement,  Gouldsborough.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Shaw,  Jr.'s  co. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  7,  1775;  service,  4  mos.  3  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  company  stationed 
at  Gouldsborough,  No.  4,  Narragaugus,  and  Pleasant  River,  in  Lincoln  Co. 

FuRNELL,  John.  Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin  Eustis's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery) 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  reported  as  serving  23  mos.  as  Gunner,  12  mos.  as  Corporal ;  also,  Gunner, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.-Dec,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  re- 
ported sick  and  absent  in  Dec,  1777. 

FuRNELL,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  [year  not  given]  ; 
age,  26  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation, 
farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Monson;  term,  3  years. 

FuRNESS,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Furnace,  Furnass,  Furnic, 

Furnice,  Furnis.] 

FvRNESS,  Anthony.  Petition  dated  Boston,  Sept.  22, 1781,  signed  by  Richard  Hinckly, 
in  behalf  of  the  owners,  William  and  Joseph  Lee,  of  Marblehead,  asking  that  said 
Furness  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  brigantine  "  Hope  "  (privateer) ; 
advised  in  Council  Sept.  24,  1781,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

FuRNET,  Mattheav.  Memorandum  of  firelocks  received  of  sundry  officers  and  soldiers ; 
date  of  delivery  Feb.  3,  1776. 

FuRNic,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Devereux's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards ;  enlisted  Nov.  8,  1777 ;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  2  mos.  25  days,  at  Charles- 
town.    Roll  dated  Winter  Hill. 

Fuknice,  Anthony.  Prizemaster,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Jonathan  Haraden;  engaged  Oct.  8  (also  given  Oct.  14),  1777;  discharged  May 
8,  1778 ;  service,  7  mos. 

Furnice,  Benjamin,  Greenwich.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Dwight's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for 
billeting  to  and  from  camp  [year  not  given] . 

Furnice,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Willington's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
r6gt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776 ;  enlisted  Nov.  7, 
1776. 

Furnice,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Willington's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27, 1776;  enlisted  Oct.  1, 1776. 

Furnis,  Benjamin  (also  given  Jr.).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  fi'om  Capt.  Isaac  Powers's  co.,  4th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by 
Lieut.  Col.  R.  Woodbridge,  dated  South  Hadley,  May  28, 1777  ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Greenwich;  joined  Capt.  Patrick's  co.,  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  Jan. 
10,  1778. 

Furnis,  William,  Greenwich.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Pomeroy's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's 
regt.;  service,  7  mos.  23  days,  travel  included;  enlistment,  8  months;  company 
marched  to  state  of  New  York ;  roll  made  up  for  wages  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
April  20,  1778 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  May  and  June,  1778,  allowing  1  mo.  18  days 
service;  also,  payrolls  for  Aug.,  Sept.,  Oct.,  and  Dec,  1778;  also,  pay  roll  for 
Jan.  and  Feb.,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  7  days  service ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated 
July  28, 1780,  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  for  the  term  of  3  months,  agreeable 
to  order  of  General  Court  of  June  22,  1780,  and  mustered  by  Maj.  Josiah  Lyman; 
Capt.  Wilson's  co. ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence, 
Greenwich. 

Furnivall,  James.  Captain  Lieutenant,  in  command  of  a  company  of  artillery.  Brig. 
Warner's  brigade ;  rations  allowed  said  company  from  Sept.  10,  1777,  to  Nov,  29, 
1777,  81  days.    Roll  dated  North  Castle. 


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FuRR,  Simeon.  Capt.  Seth  Murray's  co.,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  certificate  dated 
Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  18, 1775,  signed  by  Capt.  Murray,  stating  that  said  Furr 
and  others  were  in  need  of  cartridge  boxes. 

FuRRENTON,  JONATHAN.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Penniman's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ; 
service  from  Dec.  13,  1776,  to  March  1,  1777;  credited  to  town  of  Stoughton. 

FusTEA,  Hexey.  Seaman,  ship  "  General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George  Wait 
Babcock;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  at  Boston,  Sept.  9,  1780; 
age,  20  yrs. ;  complexion,  dark;  occupation,  marine;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

FuwLLOR,  James,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  David  Low's  co.  of  volunteers,  3d  Essex 
Co.  regt. ;  engaged  Sept.  30,  1777 ;  marched  Oct.  2, 1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  7, 1777, 
at  Cambridge;  service,  40  days,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj.  C.  Smith  in 
Northern  department,  and  in  guarding  Gen.  Burgoj'ne's  army  to  Prospect  Hill. 
[See  James  Fuller.] 

Fyas,  John.  Seaman,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker;  en- 
gaged Dec.  19,  1778;  reported  "run"  Dec.  26,  1778;  also  reported  a  negro. 

Ftfe,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Shattuck's  co.,  Col.  John  Robinson's  regt. ;  service, 
6  days ;  roll  made  up  from  time  of  enlistment  to  time  of  marching  to  camp  and 
dated  Cambridge,  March  -,  1776. 

Ftler,  Charles.  Private,  Lieut.  Alexander  Kelloch's  co. ;  service  between  Nov.  13, 
1779,  and  Feb.  13,  1780,  1  mo. ;  company  detached  from  Col.  Wheaton's  and  Col. 
Jones's  regts.  by  order  of  Brig.  Cushing  to  protect  eastern  part  of  Lincoln  Co., 
and  stationed  at  Camden  and  St.  Georges. 

Ftles,  .     [This  name  appears  under  the  form  of  File,  Files.] 


GAALT,  John,  Halifax,  York  Grants.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co.,  Col.  Jona- 
than Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  3  weeks;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gabbett,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Durfee's  (Freetown)  co..  Col.  Pope's  regt.; 
enlisted  Dec.  7,  1776 ;  discharged  Dec.  23,  1776 ;  service,  16  days ;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Gabe,  George,  Petersham.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Asa  How's  and  Capt.  Wing  Spooner's  cos.,  7th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  dated 
Petersham,  Dec.  30, 1777 ;  residence.  Petersham ;  engaged  for  town  of  Petersham ; 
joined  Capt.  Benjamin  Gates's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt.;  term,  8  months, 
to  expire  Jan.  10,  1778 ;  reported  mustered  June  27  [year  not  given] ,  by  Thomas 
Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. 

Gabee,  George,  New  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  Israel  Richardson  and  Capt.  Jonathan  Ballard,  dated  New 
Salem,  April  2,  1779;  residence,  New  Salem;  engaged  for  town  of  New  Salem; 
joined  Capt.  D.  Shays's  co..  Col.  R.  Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  9  months.  [Name 
crossed  out  on  roll.] 

Gaby,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gabe,  Gabee.] 

Gaby,  George,  New  Salem  (also  given  Petersham).  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Gates's 
CO.,  Col.  R.  Putnam's  regt. ;  return  dated  Alban^y,  Feb.  9,  1778;  residence.  Peter- 
sham ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Petersham ;  enlistment,  8  months ;  mustered  by  Capt. 
Newhall;  reported  discharged;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire 
Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Capt. 
Ballard's  co..  Col.  Wright's  regt.;  age,  23  j'rs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  residence. 
New  Salem;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June 9,  [1778]  ;  reported  drafted;  also,  list  of  men 


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Gaby,  George,  contimied. 

returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam, 
July  20,  1778;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army,  as  retixrned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  age,  25 
yrs-;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  barber; 
engaged  Feb.  7,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Merryfield  ;  term,  3  years. 

Gad,  .    Return  of  the  sick  belonging  to  the  1st  Mass.  brigade  in  New  Windsor 

hospital  for  the  month  of  Feb.,  1783  ;  reported  a  negro. 

Gaff,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  John  Spoor's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  18,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  2  days;  reported  killed  Oct.  19, 
1780;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and  discharged 
80  miles  from  home.     [See  Jacob  Gotf.] 

Gaffel,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Harrington's  co..  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's  regt. ; 
enlisted  March  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  2  days;  company  probably  stationed  at 
Rutland.    Roll  dated  Holden. 

Gaffell,  Joseph,  Warwick.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Wood- 
bridge's  (25th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gaffell,  Samuel.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathan  Harrington's  co.  of  guards,  Maj.  Reed's 
detachment,  possibly  from  Col.  Stearns's  regt.;  enlisted  March  31,  1778;  service, 
3  mos.  2  days,  at  Rutland.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Gaffield,  Benjamin,  Westborough.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wood's  co.,  Col.  Paul  D. 
Sargent's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service, 
2  mos.  22  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  reported  discharged ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Barnes's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  28,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  cred- 
ited to  town  of  Westborough ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug., 
1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Stillwater ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  return  dated  Feb.  2,  1778;  residence,  Westborough;  enlisted  for 
town  of  Westborough ;  mustered  by  Worcester  Co.  Muster  Master  and  by  a  Con- 
tinental Muster  Master;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Barns's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  mus- 
ter roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  April  28,  1777; 
enlistment,  3  years. 

Gaffield,  Jesse,  Cambridge.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Dana's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt. ;  arrived  at  destination  May  14, 1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  2  days,  including 
travel  to  camp  and  from  place  of  discharge ;  roll  dated  South  Kingston  and  en- 
dorsed "  2  mos.  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  "  also,  list  of  men  i-aised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  1st  Middlesex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Stephen 
Frost,  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Cambridge;  engaged 
for  town  of  Groton  (also  given  Cambridge) ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Haffleld  White's 
CO.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.-April,  1781,  dated 
West  Point ;  reported  on  command  at  Horse  Neck. 

Gaffield,  Joseph,  Warwick.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co..  Col.  B.  Ruggles 
Woodbridge's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  8,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  18  days. 

Gaffield,  Josiah.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Mason's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  13  days,  travel  included,  on  an 
alarm  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  marched  to  Tiverton. 

Gaffield,  Nathaniel,  Rutland.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 


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Gaffield,  Solomon.  Capt.  Noah  Lankton's  co.,  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ; 
entered  service  April  26,  1777;  discharged  May  20,  1777;  service,  25  days,  by 
order  of  Gen.  Gates  at  Saratoga;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Noah  Lankton's  co.,  Col. 
John  Ashley's  (1st Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  entered  service  July  22, 1777;  discharged 
Aug.  14,  1777 ;  service,  24  days ;  company  marched  to  Kingsbury  by  order  of 
Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows ;  roll  dated  Tyringhara. 

Gaffil,  Elijah,  Fitchburg.  Sergeant,  Capt.  David  Wilder's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Whetcorab's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
10  days. 

Gafield,  Eliakim.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Warrin's  co. ;  engaged  Aug.  21,  1777;  dis- 
charged Aug.  26,  1777;  service,  5  days,  under  Lieut.  Col.  Wheelock ;  company 
marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

Gafield,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Lankton's  co..  Col.  Mark  Hopkins's  (1st 
Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  15,1776;  discharged  July 31,  1776;  service,  17 
days;  company  marched  to  the  Highlands,  N.  Y.,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  John 
Fellows. 

Gafild,  Reuben.  Order  signed  by  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis,  for  cartridge  boxes  for  said 
Gafild  and  other  men  belonging  to  his  company,  dated  Cambridge,  June  18,  1775, 
and  endorsed  "  Col.  Frye." 

Gafoed,  Nicholas.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  bj'  Capt.  Jona- 
than Haraden ;  engaged  Oct.  3,  1777;  discharged  June  7,  1778;  service,  8  mos.  4 
days. 

Gag,  Amos.  Capt.  John  Deavis's  (Davis's)  co.,  Col.  Frye's  i"egt. ;  company  receipt  for 
advance  pay  for  1  month  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775. 

Gage,  •     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gag,  Gaige,  Guage.] 

Gage,  Abijah,  Bradford.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7 
days ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co..  Col.  James  Fr3'e's  regt. ;  return  of  men 
in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17,  1775 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company 
receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  July  12,  1775 ;  also.  Corporal,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  6,  1775. 

Gage,  Abraham,  Middleton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Flint's  co..  Col.  Samuel  John- 
son's regt. ;  engaged  Aug.  25,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  19 
days,  travel  included,  at  the  Northward;  company  raised  for  3  months;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  mileage  from  Scarsdale,  N.  Y.,  home ;  warrant 
allowed  in  Council  July  27,  1778. 

Gage,  Amos,  Boxford.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11, 
1780;  age,  21yrs.;  stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Box- 
ford  ;  arrived  at  Springfield  Julj'  10, 1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780,  under 
command  of  Capt.  George  Webb ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service 
and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated 
Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town 
of  Boxford  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  10, 
1780;  discharged  Jan.  10,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  14  days,  travel  included. 

Gage,  Amos,  Methuen.  Drummer,  Capt.  John  Davis's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Fry's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days;  reported 
enlisted  Feb.  14,  1775;  also,  Capt.  John  Davis's  co..  Col.  James  Frj'e's  regt. ;  re- 
turn of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17,  1775 ;  also,  Drummer,  same  co. 


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Gage,  Amos,  continued. 

and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  5,  1775 ;  reported  enlisted  July 
14,  1775 ;  also.  Drummer,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.,  Maj.  Gage's  regt. ;  engaged 
Sept.  30,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777;  service,  1  rao.  9  days,  with  Northern 
army;  roll  dated  Bradford. 

Gage,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Eaton's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30, 1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  29  days,  travel  included, 
on  an  expedition  to  the  Northward. 

Gage,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Iluse's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.;  enlisted 
April  3,  1778;  service  to  July  4,  1778,  3  mos.  2  days,  with  guards  at  Cambridge; 
also,  Capt.  Huse's  co.,  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;  muster  roll  dated  Winter 
Hill,  May  11,  1778;  also,  detachment  of  Capt.  Huse's  co.,  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.; 
service  from  July  2  to  July  12,  1778,  10  days,  with  guards  at  Cambridge. 

Gage,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Webster's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  14,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  19  days,  travel  included, 
at  Claverack,  N.  Y. ;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  Essex  counties  to  reinforce 
army  under  Gen.  Washington. 

Gage,  Anthony,  Harwich.  Private,  Capt.  Elihu  Gifford's  co.,  Col.  William  Turner's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  26,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  27,  1781 ;  service  at  Rhode  Island ; 
regiment  raised  in  Bristol  and  Barnstable  counties  to  serve  for  5  months ;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also,  certificate  dated  Dartmouth,  Feb.  16,  1785,  signed  by 
Elihu  Gilford,  stating  that  said  Gage  and  Anthony  Baker,  both  of  Harwich,  Barn- 
stable Co.,  were  in  his  company.  Col.  William  Turner's  regt.,  in  the  5  mos.  service 
at  Rhode  Island  in  1781. 

Gage,  Asa.  List  of  9  months  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for 
Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Merlon's  (Marean's)  co..  Col.  Grout's  regt. ;  mustered  July 
21,  1779;  also,  descriptive  list  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent  for 
Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Mei'ean's  co..  Col.  Grout's  regt. ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
9in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hubbardston;  marched  July  21, 
1779;  reported  delivered  to  Ensign  J.  Hubble;  a/so,  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  co., 
Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  entered  service  July  10,  1779;  discharged  March 
23,  1780;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1779,  dated 
Camp  Bedford;  enlisted  July  23,  1779;  enlistment,  9  months. 

Gage,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Eaton's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Johnson's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6  days;  also,  Capt. 
Nathaniel  Gage's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ;  engaged  Dec.  19, 
1777 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  3  mos.  17  days,  guarding  Gen.  Burgoyne's  troops 
at  Winter  Hill ;  roll  dated  Bradford ;  aZso,  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Robinson's  co.. 
Col.  William  Turner's  regt.  of  5  months  levies  raised  in  Essex  Co. ;  engaged  Aug. 
10,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  25  days,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  credited  to  town  of  Bradford. 

Gage,  Benjamin,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  and  Capt.  Isaac 
Burr's  co.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8  days;  also, 
Capt.  James  Hills's  co.,  Col.  Williams's  regt.;  service  from  Sept.  29,  1777,  to 
Oct.  30,  1777,  at  Tiverton;  also,  Capt.  Peleg  Peck's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpen- 
ter's (Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1778;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  10  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Lieut.  Samuel  Brown's  co.,  Col. 
Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  marched  Aug.  1, 1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  ser- 
vice, 9  days;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alai'm 
of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and  there  served  under  Gen.  Heath. 

Gage,  Benjamin,  Yarmouth,  Barnstable  Co.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Crowell's  co., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days. 


214  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gage,  Benjamix.  1st  Major,  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  (4th  Essex  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  Feb  8,  1776;  also,  1st  Major,  Col.  Samuel 
Johnson's  (ith  Essex  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned 
April  10,  1776 ;  reported  appointed  in  room  of  Asa  Perly  who  declined  to  serve ; 
also,  Major,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ;  muster  roll  of  field  and  staff 
officers  certified  at  "Winter  Hill,  Jan.  22,  1778;  also.  Major,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's 
regt.;  entered  service  April  1,  1778;  discharged  July  3,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  3 
days ;  regiment  detached  from  militia  for  service  in  Massachusetts ;  roll  sworn 
to  in  Essex  Co. 

Gage,  Benjamin.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "Thorn,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14, 1780 ;  stature, 
5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark. 

Gage,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  David  Bent's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted 
Sept.  5,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  5  days,  travel  included, 
in  Northern  department.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Gage,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Nickerson's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt.; 
service  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Gage,  Datiu.  Mate,  schooner  "  Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Nathaniel  Cook ;  port- 
age bill  dated  Boston,  March  16, 1779,  covering  advance  wages  for  1  month  and  9 
days  pay  while  in  port ;  engaged  March  8,  1779 ;  service  to  March  16, 1779, 9  days, 
in  port;  schooner  reported  as  lying  in  Boston  harbor  bound  on  voyage  from 
Boston  to  Martinico  and  return. 

Gage,  David.  Private,  Capt.  John  Tyler's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regt.;  company 
return  endorsed  "Dec.  10,  1775;  "  company  raised  in  Mendon,  Uxbridge,  and 
Upton ;  also,  list  of  men  in  Capt.  Gershom  Nelson's  co.  dated  July  19, 1776 ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Farrar's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept. 
27,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  5  days,  travel  included,  on  a 
secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Edward  Seagrave's  co..  Col.  Wade's 
regt. ;  enlisted  June  19, 1778 ;  discharged  July  12, 1778 ;  service,  26  days,  at  Rhode 
Island;  company  raised  for  21  days  service;  roll  dated  Uxbridge;  also,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Read's  co.,  Col.  John  Rand's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  14, 
1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel  included ;  company 
raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and  stationed  at  West  Point. 

Gage,  David.  Private,  Capt.  John  Hayward's  co.,  Col.  Webb's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug. 
23,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  18  days,  travel  included;  com- 
pany raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Mid- 
dlesex Co. 

Gage,  Ebenezer  (also  given  Jr.),  Haverhill.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Daniel  Hills's  co.. 
Col.  Johnson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  under  com- 
mand of  Lieut.  Samuel  Clements,  to  Cambridge;  service,  7  days;  also,  2d  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Nathaniel  Marsh's  2d  (Haverhill)  co.,  4th  Essex  Co.  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  their  respective  companies,  as  returned  by  Samuel 
Johnson  and  others,  field  officers  of  said  regiment,  dated  Andover,  March  26, 1776 ; 
ordered  in  Council  April  3, 1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  com- 
missioned April  3,  1776. 

Gage,  Ebenezer,  Yarmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Hedge's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Free- 
man's regt. ;  marched  from  home  Sept.  27, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  on  a  secret 
expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Gage,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Trescott's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776 ;  enlisted  May  6,  1776. 

Gage,  Edward,  Harwich  (also  given  Yarmouth).  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  King's  co., 
Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  May  23, 1776,  4  days  prior  to  marching, 
to  Nov.  1,  1776, 5  mos.  8  days ;  rolls  dated  Camp  at  Hull ;  also,  Capt.  King's  co. ; 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  215 

Gaoe,  Edward,  continued. 

company  order  for  wages  dated  Hull,  June  20, 1776 ;  also,  petition,  dated  Camp  at 
Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gage  and  others,  asking  for  increase  and  pay- 
ment of  wages ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  King's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
service  from  Nov.  1, 1776,  to  Dec.  1, 1776, 1  mo.  4  days,  travel  included  ;  also,  Capt. 
Micali  Hamlen's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (1st)  regt.  of  guards  ;  service  between 
April  20,  1778,  and  July  6,  1778,  2  mos.  15  days,  at  Cambridge ;  enlistment, 
3  months  from  April  2,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Cam- 
bridge, May  9,  1778 ;  reported  sick  in  hospital ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Cambridge;  reported  sick  in  barracks;  also,  Capt.  John 
Nickerson's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  7  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Gage,  Edward,  Nantucket.  Certificate  dated  St.  John's  Island  off  Newfoundland, 
July  21,  1777,  signed  by  J.  Montagu,  granting  permission  to  said  Gage  and 
others  of  the  schooner  "Rebecca,"  taken  prisoners  by  the  British  schooner 
"  Bonavista,"  to  proceed  home  to  Nantucket,  in  consideration  of  the  release,  by 
the  Council  of  the  Province  of  Massachusetts  Bay,  of  one  Edward  Elmes,  who 
had  been  held  a  prisoner  at  Dartmouth  in  New  England. 

Gage,  Edward.  Private,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  16,  1776;  service  to 
Aug.  31,  1776,  14  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth 
Islands.    Roll  dated  Tarpaulin  Cove  and  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Gage,  Elkanah,  Harwich.  Private,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut. 
James  Blossom;  enlisted  Sept.  1,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  21,  1776,  2  mos.  21  days, 
in  defence  of  seacoast ;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands ;  also,  Capt.  Ben- 
jamin Godfrey's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  arrived  at  destination  May  10, 
1777  ;  discharged  July  10, 1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  11  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode 
Island ;  enlistment,  2  months ;  roll  dated  Boston  Neck,  South  Kingston. 

Gage,  Elkanah.  Marine,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
engaged  March  22,  1779 ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  wages  for  1  month. 

Gage,  Heman,  Yarmouth,  Barnstable  Co.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Crowell's  co., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days ;  also,  Capt.  Seth 
Clark's  co. ;  service  between  July  1,  1775,  and  Dec.  31, 1775,  5  mos.  20  days,  in 
defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co. ;  service  from  April  5,  1776, 
to  Aug.  31,  1776,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands; 
rolls  dated  Tarpaulin  Cove ;  also,  Capt.  Grannis's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  James 
Blossom;  service  from  Sept.  1,  1776,  to  Nov.  21,  1776,  2  mos.  21  days,  in  defence 
of  seacoast;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands. 

Gage,  Isaac,  Lincoln.  Private,  Capt.  William  Smith's  co.of  Minute-men,  Col.  Abijah 
Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  10  days; 
also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Nathan  Fuller's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's  (late  Gard- 
ner's) 37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gage,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Clark's  co. ;  enlisted  July  1,  1775;  discharged  Dec. 
31,  1775;  service,  6  mos.  9  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Barn- 
stable Co. 

Gage,  Isaac.  1st  Lieutenant,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  list  of  oflBcers  of  Mass.  Line ; 
commissioned  April  1,  1777;  also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Sept.  16,  1778 ;  reported 
a  supernumerary  Sept.  16,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Job  Sumner's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (2d) 
regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  also,  Col.  Greaton's 
regt. ;  return  of  officers  for  clothing  dated  Boston,  May  4,  1778. 

Gage,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Huse's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards; 
enlisted  Nov.  10,  1777 ;  service  to  April  4, 1778,  at  Winter  Hill ;  also,  Capt.  Nathan 


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216  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Gage,  Isaac,  continued. 

Sargent's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;  enlisted  July  7,  1778;  dis- 
charged Dec.  14,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  9  days,  travel  included;  roll  dated  Camp 
at  Winter  Hill. 

Gage,  Isaac.  Captain,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Webb ;  marched 
Aug.  20,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  3,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  25  days,  travel  included ; 
company  detached  from  Col.  Dana's  regt.  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  near 
West  Point,  N.  Y.,  for  3  months.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

Gage,  Jabash.  Private,  Capt.  Bartholomew  York's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted  May  23,  1776; 
discharged  Aug.  28,  1776;  also,  Capt.  York's  co.,  Col.  Phinney's  (18th)  regt.; 
muster  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston,  July  15,  1777;  reported  enlisted  by  Capt.  York. 

Gage,  Jabesh,  Bradford.  Capt.  John  Davis's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.;  company 
receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775 ;  [name 
cancelled  on  receipt]  ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  dated 
Cambridge,  Oct.  5,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  14,  1775 ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel 
Johnson's  co..  Col.  Titcomb's  regt.;  arrived  at  Providence  April  27,  1777; 
discharged  June  27,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  travel  included ;  enlistment, 
2  months  from  time  of  arrival  at  Providence,  R.  I.;  roll  dated  Bristol. 

Gage,  Jabez.  Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph  Eaton's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt.;  en- 
gaged Aug.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  16  days,  on 
expedition  to  the  Northward ;  also,  Capt.  David  Whittier's  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Poor's  regt. ;  service  from  3  days  prior  to  marching,  to  July  1, 1778, 24  days ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July,  1778 ;  service,  1  mo. ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Aug.,  1778 ;  service,  4  days. 

Gage,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Nickerson's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt.; 
service,  1  day,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Gage,  James.  Enlistment  agreement  signed  by  said  Gage  and  others,  engaging  them- 
selves to  serve  on  board  the  brig  "Active,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Allen  Hallet, 
for  the  term  of  4  months  from  the  time  of  their  enlistment  or  until  their  return 
to  and  proper  discharge  at  Boston,  if  the  service  should  require  it ;  entered  ser- 
vice May  27  [year  not  given] . 

Gage,  Jeremiah,  Needham.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780.     [See  Jeremiah  Gay.] 

Gage,  Jeremiah.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Eaton's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  29  days,  travel 
included,  on  expedition  to  the  Northward. 

Gage,  Joab  (also  given  Job).  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  (5th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9, 1776 ; 
also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept.-Dec,  1776;  also,  order  on  Benjamin 
Howard  (Heywood),  Paymaster  of  Col.  Nixon's  regt.,  for  money,  dated  Peeks- 
kill,  Dec.  26,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Barns's  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt.;  order  payable  to 
Capt.  McFarland  for  wages,  travel  allowance,  etc.,  dated  March  11,  1777. 

Gage,  Job,  Haverhill.  Capt.  [Lieut.]  Micah  Goodenow's  co..  Col.  John  Nixon's  regt. ; 
company  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  29,  1775;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  David  Moore's  co..  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  15  days.;  also,  company  return 
dated  Sept.  30,  1775. 

Gage,  Job,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.; 
return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17, 1775 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] . 


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Gage,  Job,  Haverhill.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Nathaniel  Marsh's  (1st  Haverhill)  co.,  dated  Haverhill,  Feb.  12,1778;  resi- 
dence, Haverhill;  engaged  for  town  of  Haverhill;  joined  Capt.  Greenleaf's  co., 
Col.  Francis's  regt. ;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  Jan.  -,  1780;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Moses  Greenleaf's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tapper's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  ac- 
counts for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  4,  1779;  reported  invalided;  also 
reported  discharged  Dec.  4, 1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Jan.  25, 
1778  ;  mustered  by  Continental  and  County  Muster  Masters ;  reported  taken  pris- 
oner at  Hubelton;  ato,  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot's  corps  of  invalids  stationed  at 
Boston;  joined  Aug.  17,  1778;  service  to  Oct.  1,  1778,  1  mo.  14  days;  roll  dated 
Boston;  also,  order  on  Board  of  War,  endorsed  "Boston,  Jan.  -,  1779,"  signed 
by  said  Gage  and  others,  payable  to  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot,  commanding  officer 
of  the  corps  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  for  clothing  due  them  as  a  donation 
from  the  several  towns  of  the  State;  also,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co.  of  in- 
valids stationed  at  Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nichola's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  Sept.  9, 
1779,  and  Oct.  2,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779. 

Gage,  Job.  Enlistment  agreement  dated  Feb.  27, 1775,  signed  b,v  said  Gage  and  others, 
engaging  themselves  to  serve  for  the  Province  for  the  term  of  1  year,  unless  sooner 
discharged. 

Gage,  Job  (also  given  Joab),  N.  Salem  [N.  H.].  Capt.  Archelaus  Towne's  co.,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt. ;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge, 
July  6,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  4  days;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  mone.y  dated  Nov.  20,  1775. 

Gage,  Job.  Memorandum  of  firelocks  received  of  sundry  officers  and  soldiers;  date 
of  delivery  Jan.  2,  1776. 

Gage,  John,  Beverly.  Boy,brigantine"  Defence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Edmonds  ; 
descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  Aug.  26,  1781 ;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in. ; 
complexion,  light;  residence,  Beverly. 

Gage,  Johx,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Hills's  co.,  Col.  Johnson's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge  under  command  of  Lieut. 
Samuel  Clements ;  service,  7  days ;  also,  Capt.  Micajah  Gleason's  co..  Col.  John 
Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  April  23,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  16  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  30,  1775 ;  also,  company 
receipts  for  wages  for  Sept.  and  Oct.,  1775,  dated  Camp  Winter  Hill ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Timothy  Eaton's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for 
travel  allowance  from  Ticonderoga  in  1776,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.  Jan.  31,  1777  ; 
also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Marsh's  co.,  Maj.  Gage's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  2,  1777;  dis- 
charged Nov.  6,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to 
reinforce  Northern  army;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel 
Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  July  9,  1778;  company  stationed  at  Middleton,  R.  I.,  for 
6  months  from  July  1,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel 
Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  July  1,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1779;  service,  6  mos.  7 
days,  travel  included,  at  North  Kingston,  R.  I. ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newburyport; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kingston,  Nov.  6,  1778 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  22,  Oct. 
14,  and  Nov.  13,  1778;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 1779;  also,  return  of  men  in 
Col.  Wade's  regt.  who  served  as  boatmen  on  late  expedition  against  Newport; 
service,  24  days;  receipt  for  pay  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Evans's  co.  is  signed 
by  Lieut.  Daniel  Kimball  and  dated  Dec.  30,  1778. 

Gage,  John,  Nantucket.  Certificate  dated  St.  Johns,  Newfoundland,  July  21,  1777, 
signed  by  J.  Montagu,  granting  permission  to  said  Gage,  Master  of  the  schooner 
"  Rebecca,"  and  others,  taken  prisoners  by  the  British  sloop  "  Bonavista,"  to  pro- 
ceed home  to  Nantucket,  in  consideration  of  the  release,  by  the  Council  of  the 


218  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  ANJ)   SAILORS 

Gage,  John,  continued. 

Province  of  Massachusetts  Bay,  of  one  Edward  Elmes  who  had  been  held  a 
prisoner  at  Dartmouth  in  New  England. 

Gage,  John,  Rowley.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill's  (Rowley)  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  5  days ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas 
Mighill's  CO.,  Col.  Samuel  Gerrish's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted 
April 24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  15  days;  also,  Capt.  Mighill's  (1st)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Gerrish's)  38th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Sewall's 
Point,  Sept.  26,  1775 ;  also,  return  dated  Chelsea,  Sept.  -,  1775,  made  by  Lieut. 
Col.  Loammi  Baldwin,  of  casualties  of  the  several  companies  in  38th  regt. ;  said 
Gage  reported  sick,  absent  14  days  by  permission  of  the  captain ;  also,  return 
dated  Sewall's  Point,  Dec.  24, 1775,  signed  by  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill,  of  men  who 
consented  to  tarry  for  1  month  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
John  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Pickering's  regt.;  marched  Dec.  16,  1776;  discharged 
March  15,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  17  days,  travel  included;  also,  company  receipt 
for  travel  allowance  home,  given  to  Capt.  John  Dodge,  dated  Springfield,  March 
16,  1777;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill's  co.,  Col. Nathaniel  AVade's  (Essex 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  8,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  14 
days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months. 

Gage,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Oliver  Titcomb's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  enlisted  Nov.  11,1777;  service,  2  mos.  21  days,  at  Charlestown.  Roll 
dated  Winter  Hill. 

Gage,  John.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Nickerson's  7th  (2d  Harwich)  co.,  2d 
Barnstable  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  returned  by  Joseph  Doane; 
ordered  in  council  April  20,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported 
commissioned  April  20,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Nickerson"s  co.,  Maj.  Zenas 
Winslow's  regt. ;  service,  9  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept., 
1778. 

Gage,  Jonathan,  Bradford.  Private.  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7 
days ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men 
in  camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17,  1775;  also,  company  return  dated  Cam- 
bridge, Sept.  6,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.,  Maj.  Gage's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  30,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel 
included,  with  Northern  army. 

Gage,  Jonathan,  Lincoln  (also  given  Weston).  Private,  Capt.  William  Smith's  co. 
of  Minute-men,  Col.  Abijah  Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  10  days;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathan  Fuller's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
William  Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Prospect 
Hill,  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Abijah  Child's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
(late)  Capt.  Child's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt.;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or 
before  Aug.  15,  1777;  also.  Capt.  Child's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  return  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Lincoln ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Lincoln ;  mustered  by  Col. 
Barrett,  County  Muster  Master;  enlistment,  3  years;  also.  Corporal,  Major's  co., 
Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  residence,  Weston. 

G.vge,  Jonathan.  Corporal,  Capt.  Seth  Clark's  co. ;  enlisted  July  1,  1775;  discharged 
Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  6  mos.  4  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Barnstable  Co. 

Gage,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Brown's  (7th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (14th) 
regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  March-Aug.,  1776;  enlisted  May  15,  1775. 


m  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  219 

Gage,  Jonathan.  Sergeant  Major,  Capt.  Samuel  Huse's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's 
regt. ;  enlisted  April  3,  1778 ;  service  to  Julj^  4,  1778,  3  mos.  2  days,  with  guards 
at  Cambridge;  also,  Capt.  John  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards 
stationed  at  Winter  Hill ;  service  between  July  2,  1778,  and  Dec.  17,  1778,  2  mos. 
15  daj'S. 

Gage,  Jonathan.  2d  Lieutenant ;  list  of  officers  of  guards  of  troops  of  Convention ; 
commissioned  July  12, 1778 ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Richard  Rogers's  co..  Col. 
Jacob  Gerrish's  i"egt. ;  entered  service  July  3,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1778; 
service,  5  mos.  12  days;  roll  dated  Newbury;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  James 
Mallon's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  engaged  July  17,  1781;  discharged 
Nov.  30,  1781 ;  service,  4  mos.  25  days,  travel  included  ;  regiment  raised  in  Essex 
and  Plymouth  counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Boston. 

Gage,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Enoch  Hallet's 
(Barnstable  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  23,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service, 
2  mos.  13  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  3  months;  also,  Capt.  Elihu  Gifford's  CO.,  Col.  Turner's  regt.;  entered  service 
July  26, 1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  27, 1781 ;  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  regiment  raised 
in  Barnstable  and  Bristol  counties  to  serve  for  5  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gage,  Josiah.  Enlistment  agreement  signed  by  said  Gage  and  others,  engaging  them- 
selves to  serve  ou  board  the  brig  "  Active,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Allen  Hallet, 
for  the  term  of  4  months  from  the  time  of  their  enlistment,  or  until  their  return 
to  and  proper  discharge  at  Boston,  if  the  service  should  require  it ;  entered  ser- 
vice May  27  [year  not  given] . 

Gage,  Judah  (also  given  Jr.) .  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Gray's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10, 1775 ; 
discharged  Dec.  31,  1775;  service  in  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  dated  Barnstable. 

Gage,  Judah.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Trescott's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  May  6,  1776. 

Gage,  Moses,  Bradford.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7 
days;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.;  return  of  men 
in  camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  company 
return  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  6,  1775;  reported  discharged  Sept.  8,  1775. 

Gage,  Moses,  Mendon.  Private,  Capt.  Gershom  Nelson's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge  and  Roxbury ;  service,  2  days ;  also,  list  of 
men  in  Capt.  Gershom  Nelson's  co.,  dated  July  19,  1776. 

Gage,  Moses.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Nathan  Thayer's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk 
Co.)  regt. ;  engaged  July  14, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  9, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and 
stationed  at  West  Point. 

Gage,  Nathaniel,  Bradford.  Captain  of  a  company  of  Minute-men,  Col.  James 
Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service,  7  daj's;  also, 
Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17,  1775 ; 
also,  Captain,  Col.  Frye's  (Essex  Co.)  regt.;  list  of  officers  appearing  on  a  regi- 
mental return,  dated  Cambridge,  May  20,  1775 ;  resolved  in  Provincial  Congress 
May  20, 1775,  that  commissions  be  delivered  said  officers ;  also,  Captain,  list  of  men 
returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  June 
22, 1775 ;  said  Gage  reported  in  charge  of  guard  detail ;  also.  Col.  James  Frye's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  6, 1775 ;  also,  order  on  Henry  Gard- 
ner, Treasurer,  payable  to  Dudley  Carlton,  dated  Bradford,  Oct.  7,  1776,  signed 
by  said  Gage,  for  money  for  losses  at  battle  of  Bunker  Hill  June  17,  1775 ;  also. 
Captain,  3d  (Bradford)  co.,  4th  Essex  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers 
chosen  by  respective  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Samuel  Johnson 


220  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AOT)  SAILORS 

Gage,  Nathaniel,  continued, 

and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Andover,  March  26,  1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  April 
3, 1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned  ;  reported  ranked  as  Captain  No.  4 ;  also 
reported  commissioned  April  3,  1776;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Timothy  Pickering,  Jr.'s 
regt. ;  return  of  a  regiment  raised  by  Brig.  Michael  Farley  from  his  brigade  and 
ordered  to  march  to  Danbury,  Conn.,  via  Providence,  dated  Ipswich,  Dec.  24, 1776 ; 
company  raised  in  Andover,  Bradford,  and  Boxford ;  also,  Captain  of  a  company 
in  Maj.  Gage's  regt. ;  roll  made  up  for  service  from  Sept.  30, 1777,  to  Nov.  6,  1777, 
1  mo.  9  days,  with  Northern  army. 

Gage,  Nathaniel,  Rowley.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Payson's  (Rowley)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 

Gage,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Dwight's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  23,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  25,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
7  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn.;  roll  dated  Belchertown;  also, 
Capt.  Moses  Montague's  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1779; 
discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  15  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack; 
regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gage,  Phince.  Private,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  30,  1776,  to  Nov. 
22,  1776,  1  mo.  22  days ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed 
at  Martin's  (Martha's)  Vineyard  under  Maj.  Barachiah  Bassett;  also,  Capt. 
Matthias  Tobey's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards  stationed  at  Winter 
Hill;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778;  service,  4  mos.  5  days, 
travel  included. 

Gage,  Reuben,  Chatham.  Descriptivelist  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  24, 
1780;  age,  16  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of 
Chatham ;  marched  to  camp  July  24. 1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Soaper ;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson 
as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also, 
pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Chatham  for  service  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  during  1780;  marched  July  13,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  14,  1781;. 
service,  6  mos.  15  days,  travel  included. 

Gage,  Reuben,  Yarmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Gray's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  towards  Marsh- 
field;  service,  2  days;  also,  Capt.  Joshua  Gray's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10,  1775;  dis- 
charged Dec.  31,  1775;  service  in  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  dated  Barnstable. 

Gage,  Reuben.  Matross,  Capt.  Abner  Lowell's  co.  of  matrosses;  marched  July  23, 
1776;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1776,  5  mos.  8  days;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth, 
Cumberland  Co. 

Gage,  Reuben.  Seaman,  ship  "General  Putnam,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Daniel 
Waters;  engaged  July  13  (also  given  July  12),  1779;  service  to  Sept.  7,  1779, 
1  mo.  24  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  SuflFolk  Co. 

Gage,  Robert,  Middleton.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood,  of  6th  Mass.  regt., 
at  Springfield,  July  5,  1780 ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Middleton  ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  5,  1780 ;  marched  to 
camp  July  6,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Taylor  of  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  also,  list 
of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as 
having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  Pri- 
vate ;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Middleton  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  to  camp  June  27, 1780 ;  discharged. 
Jan.  7,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  24  days,  travel  included. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  221 

•Gage,  Robert,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Putnam's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  28,  1779;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1779,4  mos.  3  days,  at  Rhode 
Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  5  days 
service  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gage,  Samuel,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Ayer's  (2d  Haverhill)  co.,  Col. 
Johnson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days. 

Gage,  Samvel,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775  [service  not 
given]  ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  at  Cambridge  under 
Maj.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  May  15, 1775;  also,  Capt.  James  Saw3-er's  co.,  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17,  1775 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  dated 
June  -,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct., 
1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge, 
Dec.  26,  1775. 

Gage,  Samuel,  Haverhill.  Capt.  Greenleaf's  co.,  Col.  Francis's  regt.;  subsistence 
allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Dec.  4,  1776,  to  time  of  marching;  credited  with 
176  days  allowance;  roll  sworn  to  at  Bradford;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Green- 
leaf's  CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  Continental  Array  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  July  16,  1778;  reported  died  July  16,  1778;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Jan.  25, 1778 ;  residence,  Haverhill ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Haverhill ;  mustered  by  Continental  and  County  Muster  Masters ;  enlistment, 
3  years ;  reported  unfit  for  duty  for  want  of  clothing. 

Gage,  Samuel,  Mendon.  Private,  Capt.  John  Albee's  (1st  Mendon)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury  ;  service,  9  days ; 
also,  Corporal,  Capt.  David  Batcheller's  co.,  3d  Worcester  Co.  regt.  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  Nathan  Tyler;  entered  service  Dec.  8,  1776;  service,  1  mo.  15 
days ;  company  marched  to  Providence  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  roll  dated 
Noi'thbridge. 

Gage,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Clark's  co. ;  service  between  July  1,  1775,  and 
Dec.  31, 1775,  5  mos.  20  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable 
Co. 

Gage,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Watkins's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776; 
reported  deserted  April  15,  1776. 

Gage,  Seth,  Barnstable.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  sloop  "Race 
Horse,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Clifford  Byrne,  sworn  to  June  7, 1780 ;  age,  26  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Barnstable. 

Gage,  Seth.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (1st)  regt.  of 
guards ;  service  between  April  20,  1778,  and  July  6,  1778,  2  mos.  15  days,  at  Cam- 
bridge; enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2,  1778.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable 
Co. 

Gage,  Stephen,  Bradford.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cogswell's  co..  Col.  L.  Baldwin's 
(26th)  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Feb. -May,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Cogswell's  co. ;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  the  army  home,  dated  Jan.  28,  1777;  credited 
with  15  days  allowance;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Merrill's  co.,  Maj.  Gage's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  30,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days ;  company 
marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army ;  roll  dated  Haverhill. 

Gage,  Stephen,  Yarmouth.  Private,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co.  commanded  bj'  Lieut. 
James  Blossom;  enlisted  Sept.  1,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  21,  1776,  2  mos.  21  days, 
in  defence  of  seacoast ;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands ;  also,  Capt. 
Elisha  Hedge's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt.;  marched  from  home  Sept. 


222  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Gage,  Stephen,  continued. 

27,  1777;  service,  1  mo.,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island;  said  Gage  re- 
ported to  liave  gone  home  without  leave  2  days  before  the  rest  of  the  regiment  was 
discharged  because  of  failure  to  draw  allowance;  also,  Capt.  John  Niclcerson's 
CO.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  7  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth 
and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Gage,  Thaddeus,  Bradford.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  7  days ; 
also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp 
at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance 
pay  for  1  month  dated  Cambridge,  July  12,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  com- 
pany return  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  6,  1775. 

Gage,  Thomas,  Harwich.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Clarlv's  co. ;  enlisted  July  1,  1775;  dis- 
charged Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  6  mos.  8  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  sworn 
to  in  Barnstable  Co.;  also,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co. ;  enlisted  June  1,  1776;  ser- 
vice to  Aug.  31, 1776, 3  mos. ;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence 
of  seacoast;  roll  dated  Tarpaulin  Cove;  also,  Capt.  Grannis's  co.  commanded  by 
Lieut.  James  Blossom ;  service  from  Sept.  1, 1776,  to  Nov.  21, 1776, 2  mos.  21  days, 
in  defence  of  seacoast;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands;  also,  Capt. 
Abijah  Bangs's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 31  days,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Gage,  Thomas,  "Williamstown.  Descriptive  list  dated  Lenox,  Aug.  20,  1781,  of  men 
raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  and  delivered  to  Wil- 
liam Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county;  Capt.  Harris's  co..  Col.  Simonds's 
regt.;  age,  21yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 7  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation, 
laborer;  residence,  Williamstown;  enlisted  for  town  of  Williamstown;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years ;  receipted  for  by  Capt.  Smith. 

Gage,  Thomas.  Seaman,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
engaged  Feb.  25,  1779 ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 

Gage,  Thomas.  B.eceipt  dated  Springfield,  April  26,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gage 
by  Holton  Johnson,  Chairman  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Lynn,  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gage,  Thomas,  Jr.,  Rowley.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Payson's  (Rowley)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Gage,  Timothy,  Bradford.  Private;  list  of  men  who  marched  under  command  of 
Sergt.  Abel  Kimball  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  5  days ; 
also,  Lieut.  Abel  Kimball's  detachment;  list  of  men  sworn  to  at  Andover,  March 
22,  1776,  accompanying  a  petition  to  the  General  Court,  signed  by  said  Lieut. 
Kimball,  stating  that  in  consequence  of  a  letter  from  the  Committee  of  Safety  of  the 
town  of  Gloucester,  requesting  that  a  draft  be  made  from  several  towns  to  assist 
in  preventing  any  attempt  which  might  be  made  by  the  enemy  to  retake  a  brig 
laden  with  warlike  stores,  bound  from  Great  Britain  to  Boston,  captured  and 
brought  into  Gloucester,  Nov.  29,  1775,  he  marched  Nov.  30,  1775,  with  12  men, 
including  said  Gage,  and  served  6  days,  travel  home  included,  and  asking  allow- 
ance for  service  and  billeting  money ;  petition  granted  b}'  House  of  Representa- 
tives, April  24,  1776,  and  action  concurred  in  by  Council  April  25,  1776. 

Gage,  William,  Beverly.  Return  of  officers  to  be  commissioned  in  Col.  Francis's  regt., 
dated  Sept.  23,' 1776;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  26,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  com- 
missioned with  the  exception  of  2d  lieutenants  and  officers  of  the  company  of  which 
John  Gay  was  2d  Lieutenant;  said  Gage  reported  as  not  having  joined  the  company 
made  up  from  Col.  Herrick's  regt.  of  which  Henry  Herrick  was  2d  Lieutenant. 

Gage,  William,  Beverly.  Seaman,  ship  "Resource,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Israel 
Thorndike ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  dated  Beverly,  June  21,  1780 ;  age, 


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Gage,  Williasi,  continued. 

24  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Beverly ;  also,  2d  Mate, 
snow  "  Diana,"  commanded  by  Capt.  William  Herrick  ;  descriptive  list  of  officers 
andcrewdatedSept.  23, 1780;  age,  24  yrs;  complexion,  dark  ;  residence,  Beverly. 

Gage,  William,  E,owle.y.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Payson's  (Rowley)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

Gage,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Brown's  (7th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (I4th) 
regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  March-Aug.,  1776 ;  enlisted  May  8,  1775. 

Gage,  William.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hudson  Ballard's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27, 1776 ;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1776. 

Gage,  William.  Sailor,  schooner  "Edward,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Arnold; 
engaged  Dec.  27,  1776;  discharged  Jan.  26,  1777;  service  on  voyage  from  Boston 
to  Virginia.    Portage  bill  dated  Boston. 

Gage,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.,  Maj.  Gage's  regt.;  enlisted 
Sept.  30,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel  included, 
with  Northern  army.    Roll  dated  Bradford. 

Gage,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Smalley's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt.; 
service,  4  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Gage,  William,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Clark's  co. ;  enlisted  July  1, 1775 ;  discharged 
Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  6  mos.  10  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Barnstable  Co 

Gage,  Zebulon.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Godfrey's  co.,  Col.  John  Cushing's  regt.; 
service  from  Sept.  30,  1776,  1  mo.  24  days,  at  Rhode  Island.  Roll  dated  Newport 
and  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Gage,  Zenas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co. ;  enlisted  June  1,  1776;  service  to 
Aug.  31,  1776,  3  mos.;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of 
seacoast;  roll  dated  Tarpaulin  Cove  and  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co.;  also,  Capt. 
Grannis's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  James  Blossom;  service  from  Sept.  1,  1776, 
to  Nov.  21,  1776,  2  mos.  21  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  in 
defence  of  seacoast. 

Gageer,  Jeremiah.  Certificate  dated  Springfield,  Feb.  13,  1782,  signed  by  Capt.  Seth 
Banister,  stating  that  said  Gageer  had  enlisted  for  3  years  to  the  credit  of  the 
town  of  Sterling,  but  as  he  was  not  prepared  for  marching,  had  been  given  leave 
of  absence  until  March  4,  when  he  must  join  the  camp  at  Springfield  or  be  con- 
sidered a  deserter. 

Gager, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  foi-m  of  Gageer,  Gagger.] 

Gager,  Jeremiah,  Westminster.  Adjutant,  Col.  John  Whetcomb's  regt.  of  Minute- 
men  ;  muster  roll  of  field  and  stafi'  officers  made  up  from  April  19,  1775,  to  time 
of  enlisting  into  the  army  or  time  of  returning  home,  dated  Watertown ;  engaged 
April  19,  1775 ;  service,  6  days ;  also,  order  of  the  day  dated  Cambridge,  May  19, 
1775;  said  Gager  appointed  Adjutant  of  the  day;  aZso,  Adjutant;  return  of  Col.  Asa 
Whitcomb's  regt.  in  camp  at  Cambridge  May  25, 1775 ;  resolved  in  Provincial  Con- 
gress at  Watertown  May  26,  1775,  that  officers  in  said  regiment  be  commissioned; 
also,  Adjutant,  same  regt.;  engaged  April  25,  1775;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1775,  3 
mos.  14  days,  travel  included;  also,  receipt  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  4,  1775, 
signed  by  said  Gager  and  others,  for  wages  for  Aug.,  1775. 

Gager,  Jeremiah,  Westminster.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Edgel's  co.  and  other 
companies.  Col.  Sterns's  (Stearns's)  regt.,  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster 
Master  for  Worcester  Co.,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9 
months ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from 
the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr., 


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Gager,  Jeremiah,  continued. 

Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aua;.  1,  1778;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  7, 
1778;  also,  certificate  signed  by  Capt.  William  Edgijil,  and  sworn  to  by  him  at 
Westminster,  Jan.  4,  1779,  stating  that  said  Gager  and  others  were  raised  for  the 
town  of  Westminster,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  to  reinforce  the  Con- 
tinental Army  and  were  mustered  by  the  County  Muster  Master  prior  to  May  22, 
1778;  residence,  Westminster;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Boutell's  co.,  Col. 
John  Rand's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  27,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10, 
1780;  service,  2  mos.  24  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Con- 
tinental Army  for  3  months. 

Gager,  Reubex.  Gunner,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Foster  Williams;  engaged  Feb.  5,  1777;  discharged  Feb.  17,  1777;  service,  12 
days. 

Gager,  Reuben.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Savell's  CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.,  dated  Stoughton,  June  27,  1777;  engaged 
for  town  of  Stoughtonham  (also  given  Stoughton) ;  joined  Capt.  Drury's  co.,  Col. 
Ci-ane's  regt. ;  term,  during  war;  reported  a  foreigner.     [See  Reuben  Jager.] 

Gagger,  Jeremiah.  List  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months 
from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20, 1778 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Westmin- 
ster; arrived  at  Fishkill  June  7,  1778. 

Gahan,  Dennis.  Pay  roll  dated  Boston,  signed  by  Lieut.  James  Avery  and  Capt.  John 
Preble,  of  a  detachment  known  as  "  Irish  Volunteers,"  for  service  from  Sept.  18, 
1780,  to  Oct.  10,  1780,  under  Col.  Allan  at  Machias ;  service,  %  mo. 

Gahan,  James.  Pay  roll  dated  Boston,  signed  by  Lieut.  James  Avery  and  Capt.  John 
Preble,  of  a  detachment  known  as  "  Irish  Volunteers,"  for  service  from  Sept.  18, 
1780,  to  Oct.  10,  1780,  under  Col.  Allan  at  Machias;  service,  %  mo. 

Gahan,  John.  Pay  roll  dated  Boston,  signed  by  Lieut.  James  Avery  and  Capt.  John 
Preble,  of  a  detachment  known  as  "  Irish  Volunteers,"  for  service  from  Sept.  18, 
1780,  to  Oct.  10,  1780,  under  Col.  Allan  at  Machias ;  service,  %  mo. 

Gaid,  Isaac.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Blunt's  co.,  Maj.  William  Lithgow's  detachment 
of  militia;  service  from  Oct.  10,  1779,  to  Nov.  10,  1779,  1  mo.,  at  Penobscot;  de- 
tachment raised  to  defend  frontiers  of  Lincoln  Co. 

Gaige,  Thomas.  Receipt  dated  Williamstown,  March  15,  1781,  signed  by  said  Gaige 
and  others,  for  bounties  paid  them  on  behalf  of  the  town  of  Williamstown  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Ai-my  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gail,  Abijah.  Capt.  Jonathan  Bardwell's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  David 
Brewer's)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp 
Roxbury,  Oct.  31,  1775. 

Gail,  Abraham.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light 
Infantry)  regt. ;  marched  Sept.  19,  1779 ;  arrived  at  place  of  rendezvous  Sept.  22, 
1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  24  days,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island;  reported  appointed  Lieutenant  Sept.  2,  1779.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Worcester  Co. 

Gail,  Alpheus.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Fuller's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt. ; 
entered  camp  March  19,  1778 ;  discharged  April  5,  1778 ;  service,  18  days ;  com- 
pany stationed  at  Roxbury.    Roll  dated  Newton. 

Gail,  Benjamin,  Sutton.  Drummer,  Capt.  Thomas  Fish's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tj-ler's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779;  service,  4  mos.  28  days, 
travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  3  days  service,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport. 


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Gail,  Eli,  Amesbury.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Barnard's  co.  of  Minute-men  of  East 
Parish  in  Amesbury,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  10 
days. 

Gail,  Elijah,  Oxford.  Private,  Capt.  Moore's  co..  Col.  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  paj'  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  June  1,  1778;  credited  to 
town  of  Belchertown;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Fish's  co.,  Col.  William  Shepard's 
regt.;  return  dated  Feb.  3,  1778;  residence,  Oxford;  enlisted  for  town  of  Oxford; 
mustered  by  State  and  Continental  Muster  Masters ;  enlistment,  3  years  (also  given 
during  war) ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug. 
15,  1777;  reported  died  June  1,  1778. 

Gail,  Jesse,  Oxford.  Private,  Capt.  William  Moore's  co.,  Col.  William  Sheppard's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  7,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Fish's  co.,  Col.  William  Sheppard's  (3d)  regt.;  return 
dated  Feb.  3,  1778 ;  residence,  Oxford ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Oxford ;  mustered  by 
State  and  Continental  Muster  Masters ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for 
July  and  Aug.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1778,  and 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  April  7,  1777;  enlistment, 
during  war;  also,  Capt.  Moore's  co..  Col.  Sheppard's  (-Ith)  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  24,  1780;  reported 
killed  March  24,  1780 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  for  gratuity  dated  High- 
lands, Feb.  24,  1780. 

Gail,  Jonathan,  Royalston.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Watson's  co.,  Col.  John  Grea- 
ton's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1781,  dated  New  Boston;  enlisted  March 
1,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  i-oU  for  Jan.,  1782, 
dated  Hutts,  New  Boston ;  also,  8th  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May, 
1782;  also,  Capt.  William  Watson's  (6th)  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Milieu;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1783;  balance  of  term  of  enlistment  un- 
expired, 1  year,  7  months,  25  days. 

Gail,  Jonathan,  Shrewsbury.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Fish's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  8,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  17,  1779;  service,  5  mos.  14  days, 
travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  4  days  service,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport. 

Gail,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Procter's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Williams's  regt. ;  en- 
listed July  10,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel 
included;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army. 

Gail,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Elliot's  co..  Col.  William  Thomas's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  30,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781;  service.  4  mos.  5  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Camp  at  Battes  Hill. 

Gail,  Josiah,  Sutton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  James  Greenwood's  co..  Col.  Learned's  regt., 
which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Rox- 
bury ;  service,  4  days. 

Gail,  Nehemiah,  Sutton.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Daniel  Bucknam,  Jr.'s  (Artillery)  co., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Gail,  Nehemiah.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt. ; 
service,  21  days;  company  marched  from  Sutton  to  Providence,  R.  I.,  Dec.  10, 
1776,  on  an  alarm. 

Gail,  Samuel.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Ann,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Amos  Mansfield; 
engaged  Dec.  23,  1776;  discharged  March  6,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  13  days,  on 
voyage  from  Salem  to  Baltimore.    Portage  bill  dated  Boston. 


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Gail,  Solomox.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt. ;  marched 
to  camp  July  30, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  8, 1780 ;  service,  12J  days,  travel  included, 
on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gail,  Thaddeus,  Hanover.  Private,  Capt.  Hugh  Maxwell's  co..  Col.  Prescott's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service,  26  days. 

Gail,  Thomas,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bacon's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  24, 1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  13  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  reported  sick 
and  absent. 

Gaile,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Watson's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's 
(3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1782;  also,  Capt.  William  Watson's  (6th)  co., 
3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Milieu ;  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1782, 
Feb.  and  March,  1783 ;  balance  of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  17  months  25 
days. 

Gaileor,  William,  Boston.  Descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  9,  1781,  made  by 
Edward  Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  place 
of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged, -and  who  had  received  bounty  and  mile- 
age due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter ;  Capt.  Marston's  co. ;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
10  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Boston. 

Gailord,  Nehemiah.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Smith's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  marched  Aug.  17,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  service,  4 
days ;  company  marched  Aug.  17,  1777,  for  relief  of  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

Gailord,  Samuel,  Hadley.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Eliakim  Smith's  (later  Capt.  Moses  Kel- 
logg's)  CO.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  returned  April  30, 1775;  service,  15  days,  travel  included. 

Gaines,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gains,  Ganes.] 

Gaines,  Edward.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Washington's  (3d)  regt.  of  light  dra- 
goons ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  13, 
1779;  reported  discharged  Dec.  13,  1779;  also,  Fifer;  account  rendered  against 
the  United  States  for  amounts  paid  by  the  Commonwealth  to  Maj.  Caleb  Gibbs 
and  men  in  Col.  Washington's  guards,  and  others,  as  exhibited  by  Committee  on 
Claims,  Sept.  21,  1787. 

Gaines,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Remick's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781 ;  reported  at  West  Point ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts. 

Gaines,  William,  Sheffield.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Millen's  co..  Col.  James  Wesson's 
(9th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  5,  1777,  to  Dec. 
31,  1780;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Samuel  Bartlet's  co.,  Col.  Wesson's  regt.;  return  of 
men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777  ;  also,  list  of  men  who  re-enlisted  for  the 
war,  between  Oct.  22,  1779,  and  Nov.  24,  1779,  and  received  State  and  Conti- 
nental bounties  of  Maj.  Joseph  Pettengill  of  9th  Mass.  battalion. 

Gains,  Ebenezer.  List  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent 
for  Hampshire  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
drafted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Capt.  James  Cooper,  at  Springfield,  July  19,  1779;  Capt.  Clap's  co.,  Col.  Chapin's 
regt. ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  dark  (also  given 
brown) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Northampton. 

Gains,  James  (also  given  James  Fivepenny),  Watertown  (also  given  "  Damboy  "  and 
Becket).    List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  SuflFolk 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTIOX.  227 

Gains,  James  (also  given  James  Fivepennt),  continued. 

Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  16,  1777;  Capt.  Brewer's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  also. 
Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779 ;  residence,  Watertown  ;  also,  Capt. 
Brewer's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23, 1778 ; 
residence,  "Damboy;"  engaged  for  town  of  "Donboy;"  mustered  by  State 
Muster  Master;  also.  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Sprout's  regt.;  Continental  Arm.r  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated 
West  Point,  Feb.  4,  1781 ;  Capt.  Timothy  Remiclv's  co.,  1st  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  38 
(also  given  39)  yrs ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  (also  given  5  ft.  7^)  in.;  complexion,  light; 
hair,  brown;  occupation,  tailor;  birthplace,  Hull;  residence,  Beclvet;  enlisted 
March  8,  1779,  by  Lieut.  Frost  at  West  Point;  enlistment,  during  war;  also.  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  Timoth.y  Remick's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  muster  rolls 
for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  reported  on  command  at 
"  Nyack  "  in  April,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781,  dated  Camp 
Phillipsburgh  ;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point;  rt/so,  muster  roll  for  Sept., 
1781,  dated  Peekskill;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York 
Hutts;  a^so,  Capt.  Cushing's  CO.,  1st  Mass.  regt. ;  return  for  liquor  due  [year  not 
given.] 

Gains,  John.  Private,  Capt.  David  Pixley's  (Stockbridge)  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's 
regt. ;  enlisted  June  30,  1777 ;  service  to  July  26,  1777,  27  days,  in  Northern  de- 
partment; also,  Capt.  Ambrose  Hill's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Miles  Powell's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  18,  1779 ;  discharged  Aug.  22,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  10 
days,  travel  included,  at  New  Haven,  Conn.;  also,  Capt.  Ezra  Whittelsey's  co., 
3d  Berkshire  Co.  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1780;  service, 
4  days,  in  Northern  department  (also  given  at  the  Westward)  on  the  alarm  of 
Oct.  14,  1780. 

Gains,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Childs's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  17  days,  at  Ticonderoga;  company  raised  Feb.  24,  1777. 

Gains,  [?],  Joshua,  Montague.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Wil- 
liams's regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775,  from  Conway ;  service,  17  days. 

Gains,  Josiah,  Sheffield.  Private,  in  a  detachment  of  Capt.  William  Beacon's  (Bacon's) 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  April  21, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  22  days ;  reported  returned  home. 

Gains,  Judah.  Private,  Capt.  John  King's  co..  Col.  Hopkins's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.; 
enlisted  July  15,  1776 ;  discharged  July  27,  1776 ;  service,  12  days ;  company 
marched  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Fellows. 

Gains,  Jude.  Capt.  Roswell  Downing's  co..  Col.  John  Ashly's  regt. ;  entered  service 
July  6,  1777 ;  discharged  July  27,  1777 ;  service,  21  days ;  company  marched  to 
Kingsbury  at  request  of  Maj.  Gen.  Schuiler  (Schuyler).  Roll  sworn  to  in  Berk- 
shire Co. 

Gains,  William,  Sheffield.  Return  of  men  enlisted  into  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Noble's  CO.,  Col.  Ashley's  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Sheffield;  enlisted 
for  town  of  Sheffield;  joined  Capt.  Samuel  Bartlett's  co..  Col.  Weston's  (Wes- 
son's) regt.;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and 
June  1, 1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  also,  descrip- 
tive list  dated  Hutts,  three  miles  from  West  Point,  Jan.  28,  1781 ;  Capt.  Edes's 
CO.,  9th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jackson ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature, 
5ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  yeoman;  residence,  Shef- 
field ;  enlisted  Dec.  -,  1779,  by  Ensign  King ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  also,  2d 
Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  United  States  pensioners  made  up  to  Dec.  31, 1787,  as  returned 
bj'  John  Lucas,  Commissary  of  Pensions;  said  Gains  pensioned  Jan.  3,  1783. 


228  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gains,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Spoor's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Symonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  April  26 ;  discharged  May  20  [year  not  given,  probably 
1777]  ;  service,  25  days,  at  Saratoga,  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Gates. 

Gainsbury,  Samuel.  Seaman,  brig  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  F.  Wil- 
liams; engaged  May  10,  1779;  service  to  Sept.  6,  1779,  3  mos.  28  days.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gairfield,  Samuel,  Jr.,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Mason's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  14  days. 

Gaizivee,  Pierre.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  Jan.  31,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston. 

Galawat,  William,  Ipswich.  Fifer,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's 
(17th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  enlisted  May 
15,  1775. 

Galbraith,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Galbroth,  Gilbreth, 

Gilbroth,  Gilebroth.] 

Galbraith,  Joseph.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  April  23,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston. 

Galbroth,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Larned's  co.,  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Phillipsburgh ;  enlisted  April  22,  1781; 
enlistment,  3  years;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  sworn 
to  at  Peekskill;  reported  on  command  with  Col.  Putnam;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Continental  Village ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov., 
1781,  dated  York  Hutts;  reported  at  the  Lines. 

Gale,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gail,  Gaile,  Gole,  Yale.] 

Gale,  ,   Weston.     Bombardier,  Capt.  Edward  Crafts's  co..  Col.  Henry  Knox's 

(Artillery)  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  from  Fishkill  home,  dated  Fishkill, 
Jan.  10,  1777. 

Gx.le,  ,  Weston.    Bombardier,  Capt.  Edward  Crafts's  co..  Col.  Henry  Knox's 

(Artillery)  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  from  Fishkill  home,  dated  Fishkill, 
Jan.  10,  1777.     [This  name  appears  twice  on  roll.] 

Gale,  ,  Weston.  Corporal,  Capt.  Edward  Crafts's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Knox's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  from  Fishkill  home,  dated  Fishkill,  Jan. 
10,  1777. 

Gale,  Abijah,  Oxford.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Bardwell's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Jonathan  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19, 1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  9^  days ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Bardwell's 
CO.,  Col.  David  Brewer's  (9th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted 
April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  3  days;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  Abijah  Lamb's  co..  Col.  Cushing's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  15, 
1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  18  days,  travel  included,  with 
Northern  array. 

Gale,  Abijah.  Return  of  train  band  and  alarm  list  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Gale  appears 
among  men  belonging  to  alarm  list;  «^so,  list  of  men  [year  not  given]  belonging 
to  Capt.  Brigham's  co.,  showing  service  rendered  at  various  places  and  fines  paid 
in  lieu  of  service,  etc. ;  said  Gale  credited  with  2  months  service  at  New  York ;  also 
with  service  of  "  half  a  man  "  in  the  army. 

Gale,  Abijah,  Jr.  Return  of  train  band  and  alarm  list  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Gale 
appears  among  men  belonging  to  train  band ;  also,  list  of  men  [year  not  given] 


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Gale,  Abijah,  Jr.,  continued, 

belonging  to  Capt.  Brigham's  co.,  showing  service  rendered  at  various  places  and 
fines  paid  in  lieu  of  service,  etc. ;  said  Gale  not  credited  with  service  nor  reported 
as  having  paid  any  fine. 

Gale,  Abraham,  Princeton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Boaz  Moore's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service, 
9  days;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Ephraim  Hartwell's  (12th)  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  (2d  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned 
June  17,  1779. 

Gale,  Abraham.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Sibley's  co.,  Col.  Danforth  Iveyes's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  8,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo. ;  roll  dated  North  Kingston ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  return  of  men  stationed  at  North  Kingston,  Dec.  8,  1777,  dated  Stur- 
bridge;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Providence,  Dec.  22,  1777; 
enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  Dec. 
1,  1777,  to  Jan.  3,  1778,  1  mo.  3  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  dated  Providence; 
also,  Capt.  Samuel  Hamant's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Middleton,  Aug.  27,  1778;  enlisted  June  26,  1778;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 
1779 ;  credited  to  town  of  Sturbridge ;  roll  dated  Middleton  ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel 
Lamb's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  26,  1778 ;  service  to  Jan. 
1,  1779,  6  mos.  8  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Warwick,  Nov.  7,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
sworn  to  at  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  22,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  30,  1778. 

Gale,  Amos[?],  Western  (Warren).  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Hodges's  co.,  Col. 
Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  enlisted  May  5,  1777;  discharged  July  6,  1777;  service, 
2  mos.  7  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gale,  Amsdex,  Westborough.  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Brigham's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Maj.  Gen.  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
14^  days ;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Brigham's  co.  of  Minute-men  in 
Westborough  dated  1775 ;  enlisted  May  2  [1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Houghton's 
CO.,  Col.  Smith's  regt.;  company  return  [year  not  given]. 

Gale,  Bartholomeav,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Johnson's  regt..  Gen.  Warner's  brigade ;  marched  from  home  Aug.  15, 1777  ;  dis- 
charged Dec.  14,  1777;  service,  4  mos.,  in  Northern  department;  travel  allowed 
from  Peekskill  home ;  company  raised  from  3d  [Essex  Co.]  regt.  Roll  certified 
at  Ipswich. 

Gale,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Elliot's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt. ; 
service,  30  days ;  company  marched  Sept.  26,  1777,  to  reinforce  Northern  army 
for  30  days  at  the  taking  of  Gen.  Burgoyne ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas 
Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.,  for  service  at  Rhode  Island  [year  not 
given];  Capt.  Lamb's  co..  Col.  Waid's  regt.;  also.  Drummer,  Capt.  Samuel 
Lamb's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  engaged  April  23,  1778 ;  service  to  Jan. 
1,  1779,  8  mos.  10  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment  to  expire 
Jan.  1,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Warwick,  Nov.  7,  1778 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  sworn  to  at  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept. 
22,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  30,  1778 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Allton's  co..  Col. 
John  Rand's  regt.;  enlisted  July  9,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3 
mos.  12  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  for  3  months  service  at  West 
Point;  roll  sworn  to  at  Charlton;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  order  dated  Sutton, 
March  5,  1782,  payable  to  John  Harbach,  Jr.,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  service  at  West 
Point  in  1780. 

Gale,  Daniel,  Newbury.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  the  term  of 
9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April 
20,  1778;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  sandy ;  ej-es, 
blue;  residence,  Newbury;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  12,  1778;  also,  list  of  men 


230  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Gale,  Daniel,  continued, 

returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam, 
July  20,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutijers,  Jr., 
Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Christo- 
pher Marshall's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and 
March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  June  12,  1778;  enlistment,  9  months; 
reported  discharged  March  12,  1779;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex 
Co.  in  1779,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ; 
complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Salisbury;  delivered  to  Lieut.  William 
Storey ;  also,  return  dated  Boxford,  Dec.  8,  1779,  of  men  mustered  by  John  Gush- 
ing, Muster  Master  for  Essex  Co.,  to  join  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9 
months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779;  also.  Light  Infantry  co. ;  entered 
service  July  19,  1779;  discharged  April  29,  1780;  term,  9  months;  also,  descrip- 
tive list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  El.v,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood,  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Springfield,  July  2,  1780; 
age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  New- 
buryport;  marched  to  camp  July  2,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Phineas 
Parker;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct. 
25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Newburyport  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  June  29, 1780 ;  discharged 
Dec.  20,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  5  days,  travel  included;  also.  Private,  Colonel's 
CO.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  (14th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.-Dec,  1780,  dated 
Hutts  near  West  Point. 

Gale,  Daniel,  Worcester.  Capt.  Jonas  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.; 
order  for  advance  pay  signed  by  said  Gale  and  others,  dated  June  -,  1775 ;  also. 
Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  1, 1775 ; 
service,  3  mos.  8  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7, 1775 ;  also, 
Capt.  Samuel  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  5,  1777; 
discharged  Nov.  29  (also  given  Dec.  9),  1777;  service,  3  mos.  5  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, in  Northern  department ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Gale,  Edmund,  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1st 
Essex  Co.  regt.,  sworn  to  at  Salem,  Feb.  17,  1778 ;  residence,  Salem ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Salem;  joined  Capt.  Stone's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  term,  3  years  or 
during  war;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co..  Col.  Sprout's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  15,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Enos  Stone's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  at  Valley  Forge, 
Jan.  25, 1778 ;  mustered  by  Trueman  Wheler,  State  Muster  Master ;  reported  taken 
prisoner;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Henry  Sewal's  co.,  Col.  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  as 
serving  6  mos.  as  Private,  6  mos.  as  Sergeant;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West 
Point,  Jan.  28,  1781 ;  Capt.  Sewall's  co.,  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  brown;  occupation,  cordwainer;  rank.  Sergeant;  enlisted 
March  14,  1777,  by  Lieut.  Col.  Carlton  at  Salem ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gale,  Eli  (also  given  Elia),  Amesbury.  Lieutenant,  Lieut.  Col.  Jeduthan  Baldwin's 
regt.  of  artificers;  return  of  officers  for  clothing,  dated  Brookfield,  May  11,  1780; 
also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  James  Horton's  co.  of  artificers ;  return  dated  Morristown, 
July  26,  1780,  made  by  Jeduthan  Baldwin,  Colonel  of  Engineers  and  Lieut.  Col. 
Commandant  of  artificers,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  his 
regiment,  who  had  engaged  for  3  years  or  during  war;  engaged  Nov.  12,  1779; 
also,  list  of  officers  in  Col.  Jeduthan  Baldwin's  regt.,  accompanj'ing  a  petition  ad- 
dressed to  the  General  Court,  dated  Boston,  Sept.  -,  1780,  signed  by  Capt.  Phineas 
Parker,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  ten  other  officers  of  said  regiment,  requesting  that 
they  might  be  supplied  with  clothing. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  231 


Gale,  Eli,  Shrewsbury.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harrington's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ; 
service  from  Dee.  20,  1776,  to  March  1,  1777 ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Ebenezer  Ingalsbe's  co.,  6th  Worcester 
Co.  regt.,  dated  Shrewsbury,  Dec.  15,  1777;  residence,  Shrewsbury;  engaged 
for  town  of  Shrewsbury;  joined  Capt.  William  Gates's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Biglo's 
regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  reported  mustered  May  23,  1777,  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Mus- 
ter Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  Timothy 
Bigelow's  regt. ;  Continental  Array  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  15,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  22  mos.  25  days  as  Private,  8  mos.  21  days, 
as  Corporal;  promoted  April  10,  1779;  also,  Private,  Capt.  William  Gates's  co., 
Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Van  Schaiclv's  Island  and  sworn  to  in 
Camp  near  Half  Moon ;  enlisted  May  20,  1777 ;  reported  on  command  at  Albany ; 
also,  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Daniel  Grout,  Col.  Bigelow's 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Gates's  co..  Col. 
Bigelow's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  also, 
Sergeant,  Capt.  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  (15th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  reported  as  serving  2  mos. 
15  days  as  Corporal,  9  mos.  15  days  as  Sergeant;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  Jan.-June,  1780,  dated  Robinson's  Farms;  reported  promoted  from  Cor- 
poral  to  Sergeant  March  14,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan. 
10,  1781;  Capt.  Houdin's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  age,  23  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  hair,  dark ;  eyes,  gray ;  residence,  Shrews- 
bury; enlisted  Dec.  -,  1779,  by  Capt.  Pierce;  enlistment,  during  war;  company 
joined  from  15th  Mass.  regt. ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Michael  G.  Houdin's  co..  Col. 
Rufus  Putnam's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  re- 
ported with  the  forage  department. 

Gale,  Eli.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Hudson  Ballard's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's 
(Essex  Co.)  regt. ;  return  of  officers  [year  not  given,  probably  1775]. 

Gale,  Eli.  List  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  in  1779  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Amesbury ;  delivered  to  Lieut.  William  Storey ;  also,  return 
dated  Boxford,  Dec.  8,  1779,  of  men  mustered  by  John  Cushing,  Muster  Master 
for  Essex  Co.,  to  join  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  9,  1779;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  Farrnald's  co.,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's 
(Sth)  regt. ;  entered  service  July  22,  1779 ;  discharged  April  22,  1780 ;  term, 
9  months. 

Gale,  Eusha,  Princeton.  Private,  Capt.  Boaz  Moore's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
EphraimDoolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
9  days. 

Gale,  Elisha.  Seaman ;  list  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "  Silver  Eel  "  from  Halifax 
to  Boston  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Bat. 
Fox,  Commissary. 

Gale,  Elisha.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Sargent's  (6th)  co.,  2d  Worcester  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  June  17,  1779. 

Gale,  Henry,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Kingsbery's  co.,  Col.  Aaron  Davis's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days;  also,  Capt. 
Samuel  Kilton's  co.,  Col.  John  Paterson's  (26th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also,  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  No.  3,  Charlestown,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

Gale,  Henry,  Ward  (Auburn).  Private,  Capt.  John  Crowl's  co.  of  Minute-Men,  Col. 
Learned's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  11  days; 
company  reported  as  belonging  to  the  new  parish  (later  named  Ward)  taken  off 
from  Leicester,  Worcester,  Sutton,  and  Oxford. 


232  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gale,  Henry,  "Weston.  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Crafts's  co.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  roll  made  up  to  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  15,  1775; 
service,  2  weeks  3  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  French  Lines,  Oct.  12, 
1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  endorsed  "Nov.  6, 
1775;  "  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Minot's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for 
wages  and  travel  allowance  to  and  from  Dorchester  Heights  ;  warrant  allowed  in 
Council  Nov.  30,  1776. 

Gale,  Hexry.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Mason's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  engaged 
Aug.  16,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  20,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  4  days,  with  Northern 
army ;  company  drafted  Aug.  13,  1777,  to  serve  until  Nov.  30,  1777.  Roll  dated 
Sturbridge. 

Gale,  Isaac.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bonney's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.; 
pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  dated  Chesterfield,  March  13,  1777 ;  company 
marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  at  Ticonderoga. 

Gale,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  (Walthara)  co..  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher's 
regt. ;  rations  allowed  from  March  4,  to  March  8, 1776,  5  days ;  company  marched 
at  request  of  Gen.  Washington  at  the  time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights. 

Gale,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Danforth's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776 ;  enlisted  April  15,  1776 ; 
reported  sick  in  camp. 

Gale,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.;  enlisted 
May  10,  1777;  discharged  July  10,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  travel  included, 
in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Montague. 

Gale,  John.  Petition  dated  Beverly,  July  15,  1778,  signed  by  Joseph  Wood,  Town 
Clerk,  in  behalf  of  the  Selectmen  of  Beverly,  asking  consideration  on  account  of 
men  who  had  moved  into  or  from  said  town,  or  had  died  since  return  under  re- 
solve of  Dec.  9, 1776,  or  were  unable  to  contribute  toward  raising  the  town's  quota ; 
said  Gale  reported  to  have  moved  from  Marblehead  and  unable  to  contribute. 

Gale,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Peabody's  co.,  Col.  Wade's  (Essex  Co.)  regt.; 
enlisted  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  18  days,  travel 
included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gale,  Jonathan,  Royalston.  Descriptive  list  dated  May  21,  1781;  Capt.  Watson's 
CO.,  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  20  (also  given  22)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion, 
light:  hair,  brown;  eyes,  brown ;  occupation,  farmer  (also given  yeoman) ;  rank, 
Private,  residence,  Royalston ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Athol;  enlisted  March  1, 1781 ; 
enlistment,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Watson's  co..  Col.  John  Groa- 
ton's  (3d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  Highlands ;  also,  Capt. 
Simon  Jackson's  (8th)  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June-Nov.,  1782 ; 
also,  Capt.  William  Watson's  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  company  order  for  wages  for 
Feb.  and  March,  1783,  dated  Cantonment  near  New  Windsor ;  also,  Capt.  William 
Watson's  co.,3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Mellen;  muster  roll  for 
April,  1783 ;  also,  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  (4th)  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by 
Col.  Michael  Jackson ;  muster  roll  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1783 ;  balance  of  term 
of  enlistment  unexpired,  5  months,  1  day. 

Gale,  Jonathan  (also  given  Jr.),  Shrewsbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Maynard's  co., 
Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  marched  Aug.  21, 1777  ;  discharged  Aug.  23,  1777 ;  ser- 
vice, 6  days,  travel  included  ;  company  marched  by  order  of  Col.  Denney  as  far 
as  Hadley  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington  ;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Ingalsbe's  co..  Col. 
Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  12,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service, 
2  mos.  28  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department ;  also,  Capt.  John  Drury's 
CO.,  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  6, 1778 ;  discharged  Feb.  10, 1779 ;  ser- 
vice, 8  mos,  4  days,  at  North  River,  N.  Y. ;  enlistment,  8  months ;  also,  order  dated 


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Gale,  Jonathan  (also  given  Jr.),  continued. 

Shrewsbury,  April  12,  1779,  signed  bj'  said  Gale  and  others,  for  wages  for  8  mos. 
service  in  Col.  Wood's  regt.,  payable  to  Samuel  Crosbj',  Jr. ;  also,  list  of  9  months 
men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.,  to  serve  at 
Rhode  Island  until  Jan.  1, 1780  ;  Capt.  Englesbj-'s  co.,  Col.  Cushing's  regt. ;  mus- 
tered July  5, 1779 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  El.v,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  13, 
1780 ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Shrewsbury ;  marched  to  camp  July  13,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Thomas 
Pritchard ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 
1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Shrewsbury  for  ser- 
vice in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  10,  1780;  dis- 
charged Dec.  15,  1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  l-l  days,  travel  included. 

Gale,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Eldad  Wright's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Samuel  Wil- 
liams's regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775,  from  Northfield  and  Warwick  to  Cambridge ;  service,  21  days. 

Gale,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  en- 
listed May  10,  1777;  discharged  July  10,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  traA'el 
included,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Montague. 

Gale,  Joshl^a,  Holden.  Private,  Capt.  James  Davis's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Doo- 
little'sregt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  8  days ;  also, 
Capt.  John  Jones's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay 
signed  by  said  Gale  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  1, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  27,  1775 ;  service,  3 
mos.  12  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gale,  Joshua.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Joseph  Boynton,  Col. 
Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  21,1777;  discharged  Aug.  26,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 11  days,  travel  included,  at  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

Cale,  Josiah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  AbijahBurbank's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt.;  marched 
to  camp  July  30, 1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  13  days,  travel  included, 

on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

» 

Gale,  Nathan.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county  ; 
age,  25  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  black; 
occupation,  farmer  (also  given  laborer)  ;  engaged  Feb.  7,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Lexington;  term,  3  years;  also,  i-eceipt  dated  Lexington,  Feb.  20,  1781,  for 
bounty  paid  said  Gale,  on  behalf  of  the  town  of  Lexington,  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gale,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Learned's  co..  Col.  William  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Jan.  1, 1778 ;  reported 
"furloughed  in  Nov.,  1777,  and  never  returned,"  but  note  cancelled;  also,  list  of 
men  [year  not  given]  belonging  to  the  Mass.  Line  to  whom  wages  and  depreciation 
were  allowed  by  the  Commonwealth,  notwithstanding  the  claim  made  in  the  army 
account  office  that  said  men  had  either  not  been  mustered  or  were  omitted  from 
pay  rolls ;  Private,  4th  Mass.  regt- ;  reported  not  mustered.  [See  Nathaniel 
Yale.] 

Gale,  Noah,  Western  (Warren).  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Hodges's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt.;  enlisted  May  5,  1777;  discharged  July  6,  1777;  service,  2  mos. 
5  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Jesse  Stone's  co..  Col.  Job 
Cushing's  regt. ;  marched  July  27,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  29, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo. 
9  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  Bennington  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen. 


234  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gale,  Noah,  continued. 

Warner;  roll  dated  Oxford;  also,  Capt.  Nathan  Harrington's  co.  of  guards, Maj. 
Reed's  detachment  [possibly  from  Col.  Stearns's  regt.]  ;  enlisted  March  31,  1778; 
service,  3  mos.  2  days,  at  Rutland. 

Gale,  Paul.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  AVorcester 
Co.,  for  service  at  Rhode  Island  [year  not  given]  ;  Capt.  Lamb's  co..  Col.  Waid's 
regt.;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Lamb's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.;  en- 
listed April  23,  1778;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1779,  8  mos.  10  days,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island;  a^so,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Warwick,  Nov.  7, 1778; 
enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  sworn  to 
at  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  22,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  30,  1778 ;  also,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Allton's  co..  Col.  John  Rand's  regt.,  enlisted  July  9,  1780;  discharged 
Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  for  3 
months  service  at  West  Point;  roll  sworn  to  at  Charlton. 

Gale,  Peter,  Royalston.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Jackson's  co. ;  muster  roll  dated  Mid- 
dleton,  Aug.  27, 1778;  enlisted  June  30,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Edgell's  co., 
Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  June  30,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  8  days;  enlist- 
ment to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  dated  Free- 
town, Sept.  13,  and  Oct.  18,  1778. 

Gale,  Richard.  Private,  Capt.  Elihu  Lyman's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  25,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  31,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  13 
days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. 

Gale,  Samuel,  Salem.  Boy,  brigantine  "Ranger,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Robert 
Stone ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  dated  June  12,  1780 ;  age,  14  yrs. ; 
complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem. 

Gale,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Fuller's  co.,-  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  company  re- 
turn endorsed  "  Oct.  -,  1776;  "  reported  missing. 

Gale,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Ward,  Jr.'s  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  22,  1776;  dis- 
charged Aug.  19,  1776;  service,  6  mos.  26  days;  reported  transferred  to  the 
"Massachusetts;"  company  stationed  at  Salem  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also, 
Seaman,  brigantine  "Massachusetts,"  commanded  hj  Capt.  Daniel  Souther;  en- 
gaged Aug.  17,  1776;  discharged  Dec.  21,  1776;  service,  4  mos.  4  days. 

Gale,  Thaddeus,  Weston.  Capt.  Edward  Crafts's  co.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  signed  by  said  Gale  and  others,  dated  Cam- 
bridge, June  8,  1775 ;  also,  Gunner,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  made  up  to 
Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  25, 1775 ;  service,  9  weeks  5  days ;  reported  transferred 
from  Capt.  Hugh  Maxwell's  co.,  Col.  William  Prescott's  (10th)  regt.,  June  10, 
1775;  also,  company  return  dated  French  Lines,  Oct.  12,  1775;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  endorsed  "Nov.  6,  1775;  "  also,  Matross, 
Capt.  Thomas  Melvill's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  service 
between  Nov.  1, 1776,  and  Feb.  1, 1777, 1  mo.,  at  Boston ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos.  7  days,  at  Boston  ;  also,  list  en- 
dorsed "  June  22,  1777  "  of  men  who  were  employed  at  the  Laboratory  making 
small  arms  and  cartridges  after  Col.  Crafts's  regt.  was  disbanded,  as  certified  by 
Thomas  Crafts,  Colonel  of  the  artillery ;  said  Gale  emplo}'ed  1  month;  a^so.  Ser- 
geant, Capt.  Turner  Phillips's  (8th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.; 
engaged  May  8,  1777;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1777,  2  mos.  24  days;  also,  statement 
dated  Boston,  Sept.  22,  1777,  signed  by  said  Gale  and  others  of  Col.  Crafts's  regt., 
declaring  their  refusal  to  leave  Boston  unless  their  bounty  or  wages,  or  both,  were 
made  equivalent  to  those  allowed  the  soldiers  of  the  Continental  train  of  artillery ; 
also,  petition  endorsed  "Sept.  26,  1777,"  signed  by  said  Gale  and  others.  Ser- 
geants in  Col.  Crafts's  regt.,  confined  in  Boston  jail,  asking  mitigation  of  punish- 
ment; also,  Capt.  Phillips's  (8th)  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  list  of  men 
entitled  to  a  bounty,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Melville's 


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Gale,  Thaddeus,  continued. 

CO.,  Col.  Crafts's  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to 
Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  March  22,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston ; 
also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  William  Treadwell's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery) 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781 ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

•Gaie,  Thaddeus.  Gunner's  Mate,  frigate  "  Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Tucker ;  engaged  Dec.  25,  1778 ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 

Gale,  Thomas.  Capt.  William  Bacon's  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  regt. ;  receipt  for 
advance  pay  for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Gale  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June 
27,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge, 
Jan.  11,  1776;  also.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hooper's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  8,  1776; 
service  to  Feb.  29,  1776, 1  mo.  24  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  dated  Marble- 
head  ;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  enlisted  March 
1,  1776 ;  service  to  Sept.  1, 1776,  6  mos.,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gale,  Thomas.  Drummer,  Capt.  Thomas  Wills's  co.,  Col.  Daniel  Morgan's  (11th 
Virginia)  regt.  (also  given  "  11th  and  15th  regiment  of  foot  in  the  service  of  the 
United  States  ") ;  pay  abstract  for  Oct.,  1778. 

Gale,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bonney's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  21, 1779;  discharged  Aug.  27, 1779;  service,  42  days, 
travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn.    Roll  dated  Chesterfield. 

Gale,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Charles  Dibble's  co.,  Col.  Rossiter's  (3d  Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1780;  service,  3  days,  on  the 
alarm  at  the  Northward  of  Oct.  14, 1780.     [See  Thomas  Yale.] 

Gale,  William.  Captain  Lieutenant;  list  of  officers  submitted  by  Thomas  Crafts,  Jr., 
Lieutenant  Colonel  of  the  train,  to  the  Council  for  approval ;  approved  and  ordered 
in  Council  May  10,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  granted  beating  orders. 

Gale,  William.  Sailor,  schooner  "  Dolphin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Elnathan  Holmes, 
bound  for  Baltimore;  engaged  Jan.  1,  1777;  portage  bill  made  up  for  advance 
wages  for  1  month,  dated  Boston. 

Gale,  William.  List  of  men  subscribing  to  regulations  for  formation  of  an  Independent 
CO.  to  be  raised  in  Boston ;  also,  petition  addressed  to  the  General  Court,  signed 
by  said  Gale  and  others,  praying  for  the  incorporation  of  the  Boston  Independent 
corps,  and  desiring  that  the  officers  chosen  by  said  corps  be  commissioned,  Maj. 
Gen.  John  Hancock  being  named  as  Colonel,  Col.  Henry  Jackson  as  Lieutenant 
Colonel;  ordered  in  Council  Dec.  7,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned; 
also.  Sergeant,  Gen.  John  Hancock's  Boston  Independent  co.  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Henry  Jackson ;  arrived  at  camp  April  17,  1777 ;  discharged  May  5, 
1777 ;  service,  21^  days ;  company  marched  from  Boston  to  Rhode  Island. 

Galeniee,  Daniel,  Lynn.  Captain;  list  of  men  belonging  to  Lynn,  now  called  Lynn, 
Lynnfield,  and  Saugus,  who  served  at  Concord  battle  and  elsewhere  [year  not 
given] . 

Gall, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Galle,  Gait,  Gaul,  Gaule, 

Gault.] 

Gall,  James,  Bristol  (also  given  Sheepscot).  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  (5th) 
CO.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  June  12, 1780 ;  residence,  Sheepscot ;  reported  discharged 
June  12,  1780;  also,  return  certified  in  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of 
officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts., 
and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were 


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Gall,  James,  continued. 

incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreea- 
ble to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  engaged  June  12,  1777;  term,  3  years; 
residence,  Bristol. 

Gall,  John,  Bristol.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Thomas  Brackett's  co.,  3d  Lincoln  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of 
Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777;  residence,  Bristol;  engaged  for  town  of  Bristol;  also, 
list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated 
Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777;  Capt.  Samuel  Foster's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Foster's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Jan.  7,  1778;  reported  deserted; 
also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Foster's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec, 
1777,  dated  Albany;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported  pro- 
moted to  Corporal  Dec.  7,  1777. 

Gall,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Hammond's  co..  Col.  John  Dogget's  (Daggett's) 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  25, 1778;  discharged  Sept.  1, 1778;  service,  8  days;  company 
detached  from  militia  for  service  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island.  [See  John 
Gault.] 

Gall,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  (Waltham)  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Concord  and  Lexington ;  service,  3  days ;  company 
called  out  by  Col.  Thomas  Gardner  and  reported  to  have  served  as  guards  until 
Saturday,  the  4th  day  after  the  Concord  fight. 

Gall,  Samuel,  Jr.,  Waltham.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  ("Waltham)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord  and  Lexington ;  service,  3 
days ;  company  called  out  by  Col.  Thomas  Gardner  and  reported  to  have  served 
as  guards  until  Saturday,  the  4th  day  after  the  fight  at  Concord. 

Gall,  William.  Order  on  Maj.  Dummer  Sewall,  dated  Bristol,  Nov.  18,  1775,  signed 
by  said  Gall  and  others  of  Capt.  Caleb  Turner's  co.,  for  wages  for  1  month;  also, 
list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated 
Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777;  Capt.  Samuel  Foster's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  en- 
listment, during  war ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Foster's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  May  1, 
1778;  reported  deserted;  also,  Capt.  Foster's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt.;  en- 
listed Jan.  1,  1777;  reported  on  furlough  by  leave  of  Col.  Greaton. 

Gallagher,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goligher.] 

Gallagher,  Bernard.  Acting  Midshipman,  sloop  "Providence,"  commanded  by 
Capt.  John  Paul  Jones ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "  Alexan- 
der," captured  Sept.  20,  1776. 

Gallant,  Jeremiah.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Haws's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Holden  Parsons's 
(10th)  regt. ;  enlistment  agreement  in  which  said  Gallant  and  others  engaged  to 
serve  until  Jan.  15  next  [?]  ;  reported  enlisted  Dec.  o,  1775,  and  forwarded  to 
camp  by  John  Caldwell,  one  of  enlistment  committee  of  Worcester  Co. ;  also, 
Capt.  Wing  Spooner's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21, 1777; 
service,  9  days ;  company  marched  from  Petersham  to  Bennington  to  reinforce 
army  under  Gen.  Stark. 

Gallap,  Benjamin,  Waltham.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  (Waltham)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord  and  Lexington;  service,  3 
days;  company  called  out  b}'  Col.  Thomas  Gardner  and  reported  to  have  served 
as  guards  until  Saturday,  the  4th  day  after  the  fight  at  Concord. 

Gallap,  Rufus.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Watkins's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25, 
1777 ;  enlisted  Dee.  16,  1776 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  15,  1777. 


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Gallard,  James.  Seaman,  frigate  "  Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nicholson ; 
engaged  Feb.  11.  1782;  service  to  May  31,  1782,  3  mos.  20  days;  engagement,  12 
irionths;  also,  receipt  for  wages  for  service  to  May  10,  1783,  on  board  the  frigate 
"  Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Manley. 

Gallashan,  Abraham.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  George  Burroughs's  (5th)  co..  Col. 
Jonathan  Titcomb's  (2d  Essex  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  ofBcers  chosen 
in  said  regiment,  dated  Watertown,  April  30,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  May  3, 
1776,  that  said  officers  be  comissioned;  reported  commissioned  May  3,  1776. 

Gallashon",  Abraham.  Pay  roll  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  brigantine  "  Pallas,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  James  Johnson,  for  service  from  July  3,  1779,  to  Aug.  20,  1779, 
on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Gallaway,  Jonathan.  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  regt. ;  receipt 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gallaway  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  2, 
1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Pros- 
pect Hill,  Dec.  28,  1775. 

Gallaway,  Patrick,  Salem.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  1st  Essex  Co.  regt.,  sworn  to  at  Salem,  Feb.  15,  1778,  by  Samuel  Sprague, 
1st  military  officer  of  said  town ;  residence,  Salem ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem ; 
joined  Capt.  Barns's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war. 

Gallaway,  William,  Cape  Ann.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Defence,"  commanded  by 
Capt.  John  Edmonds ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  Aug.  21, 
1781 ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark. 

Gallaway,  William,  Ipswich.  Fifer,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  10,  1775;  service,  11  weeks; 
company  reported  to  have  marched  to  Cambridge ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  21,  1775. 

Galle,  Benjamin,  Salem.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "Salem 
Packet,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph  Cook,  sworn  to  Nov.  25, 1780 ;  age,  18  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem. 

Gallen,  Joanna,  Petersham.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wheeler's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
12^  days. 

Galler,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  June,  1776. 

Galley,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gaily.] 

Galley,  John,  Dedham  (also  given  Boston) .  Capt.  Thomas  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Richard 
Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Roxbury,  Dec.  27,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  27,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also, 
Bombardier,  Capt.  Thomas  Wells's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Armj-  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  16, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  resi- 
dence, Dedham  (also  given  Boston) ;  credited  to  town  of  Dedham;  also,  Gunner, 
Cai)t.  David  Allen's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Sept. -Dec,  1777; 
enlistment,  3  years;  also,  Bombardier,  Capt.  Jackson's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  April  16,  1780; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  23,  1780;  age, 
28  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston; 
marched  to  camp  July  23,  1780,  under  command  of  Sergt.  Charles  Newcomb; 
also,  descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  9,  1781,  made  by  Edward  Procter, 
Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 


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Galley,  John,  continued. 

for  the  terra  of  6  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous, 
unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  received  bounty  and  mileage  due  them 
of  said  Col.  Procter;  Capt.  Farrington's  co. ;  age,  29  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.; 
complexion,  brown. 

Galley,  Richard.  Boy ;  agreement  signed  by  said  Gallej'  and  others,  engaging  them- 
selves to  serve  on  board  the  sloop  "Winthrop,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Little,  for  6  months  from  time  of  sailing  from  Boston,  unless  sooner  discharged; 
entered  service  March  17  [year  not  given]  • 

Gallishaw,  .      [This  name  appears  under  the  form  of  Gallashan,  Gallashon, 

Gullishau,  Gullison.] 

Gallision,  James,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Blackler's  (6th)  co.,  Col. 
John  Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  9,  1775. 

Gallison,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gallision,  Garrison.] 

Gallison,  James,  Marblehead.  Capt.  William  Blackler's  co. ;  receipt  given  to  Col. 
Asa  Whitcomb  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775, 
signed  by  said  Gallison  and  others;  also,  Private,  Capt.  William  Blackler's  co., 
Col.  John  Glover's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  20,  1775; 
service,  2  mos.  17  daj's;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  20,  1775. 

Gallison,  Samuel,  Cambridge  (also  given  Marblehead).  Private,  Capt.  William 
Curtis's  (1st)  CO.,  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col. 
Jonathan  Glover's  (5th  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council 
of  Nov.  7,  1777 ;  residence,  Marblehead ;  engaged  for  town  of  Marblehead ;  term, 
3  years.     [See  Samuel  Garrison.] 

Gallon,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gallen,  Galler,  Gallor, 

Golen,  Goular.] 

Gallon,  Jeremiah.  Corporal,  Capt.  Wing  Spooner's  co..  Col.  Cushing's  regt. ;  en- 
gaged Sept.  5,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  5  days,  travel 
included,  with  Northern  army ;  engagement  to  expire  Nov.  30,  1777. 

Gallon,  Samuel.  Capt.  R.  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.;  pay 
abstract  for  May,  1776,  dated  New  York  ;  said  Gallon  credited  with  12  shillings 
due  in  lieu  of  a  blanket. 

Gallop,  Amos,  Wenham.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Dodge's  co.  of  volunteers,  3d  Essex 
Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Smith;  enlisted  Sept.  30,  1777;  marched  Oct.  2, 
1777;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1777,  at  Cambridge;  service,  40  days,  travel  included; 
company  marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates  at  the  Northward;  also, 
Capt.  John  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;  service  from  April 
1,  1778,  to  July  1,  1778, 3  mos.  3  days ;  also,  company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  John 
Dodge  for  wages  for  29  days  service  in  April  and  the  month  of  May,  1778,  dated 
Camp  Winter  Hill,  June  21,  1778. 

Gallop,  Benjamin,  Waltham.  Drummer,  Capt.  Abijah  Childs's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Wil- 
liam Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  Prospect 
Hill,  Sept.  9,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  29, 1775 ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  receipt  for  money 
due  in  lieu  of  bounty  coat  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Gallop,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Jotham  Houghton's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  service  from  July  31,  1778,  to  Sept.  14,  1778,  1  mo.  15  days,  at  Rhode 
Island;  enlistment,  6  weeks.    Roll  dated  Petersham. 


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Gallop,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Joel  Stevens's  cc.  Col.  David  Rossiter's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Oct.  12,  1781;  discharged  Oct.  25, 1781;  service,  13  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
Saratoga.    Roll  dated  Pittsfield. 

Gallop,  Enos.  Private,  Capt.  John  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ; 
service  from  April  1,  1778,  to  July  1,  1778,  3  mos.  3  days;  also,  company  receipt 
given  to  Capt.  John  Dodge  for  wages  for  29  days  service  in  April  and  the  month 
of  May,  1778,  dated  Camp  Winter  Hill,  June  21,  1778. 

Gallop,  George,  Beverly.  Capt.  John  Low's  co.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's  regt. ;  receipt 
for  advance  pay,  dated  Cambridge,  July  1, 1775,  signed  by  said  Gallop  and  others ; 
also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May 
12,  1775 ;  service,  '2  mos.  25  days ;  also,  Capt.  Low's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  (19th) 
regt.  commanded  b}'  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return  dated  Oct. 
6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter  Hill, 
Oct.  21,  1775. 

Gallop,  John,  Ashuelot  Equivalent.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Watkins's  co..  Col.  John 
Paterson's  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  deserted  June 
27,  1775 ;  returned  Sept.  27,  1775. 

Gallop,  Moses  Bundat.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  15,  1778;  Capt.  Kaynes's  co..  Col.  Wiggles- 
worth's  regt.     [See  Moses  Bundy.] 

Gallop,  Rrrus.  Private,  Capt.  Enos  Parker's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  1,  1777;  discharged  July  31,  1777;  service,  31  days;  regiment  de- 
tached from  Berkshire  Co.  militia  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Ticonderoga  ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  engaged  Aug.  14, 1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 6  days  ;  regiment  detached  from  Berkshire  Co.  militia  to  reinforce  army  at 
Bennington. 

Gallop,  William,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Perkins's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2^  daj's. 

Gallop,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Enos  Parker's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  1,  1777;  discharged  July  31,  1777;  service,  31  days;  regiment  de- 
tached from  Berkshire  Co.  militia  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Ticonderoga; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  ser- 
vice, 6  days ;  regiment  detached  from  Berkshire  Co.  militia  to  reinforce  army  at 
Bennington;  also,  Capt.  William  White's  co.,  (late)  Col. Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  12,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  22,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  16  days, 
travel  included,  at  Stone  Arabia,  N.  Y. ;  reported  discharged  120  miles  from  home. 

Gallor,  Samuel.  Capt.  Richard  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  L.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.;  order 
for  travel  allowance,  dated  Trenton,  Jan.  1, 1777,  signed  by  said  Gallop  and  others, 
payable  to  Lieut.  Paul  Dodge. 

Galloupe,  .     [This  name  appears  under  the  form  of  Gallap,  Gallop,  Gallup, 

Gollop.] 

Gallow,  Francis,  Norton.  List  of  men  drafted  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  until  Jan.  1, 
1780,  and  mustered  in  Bristol  Co.,  as  returned  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master 
for  Bristol  Co.,  dated  Oct.  28,  1779;  residence,  Norton. 

Galloway,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Galaway,  Gallaway, 

Galoway.] 

Galloway,  James.  Sailmaker  and  Tentmaker ;  return  of  rations  allowed  in  Quarter- 
master General's  department  at  Fishkill,  dated  Oct.  14,  1781. 

Galloway,  Jonathan,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's 
(17th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775;  age,  42  yrs. ;  enlisted  May 
15,  1775. 


240  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gai.lowat,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (12th) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Dec.  2,  1775  [service  not  given] . 

Galloway,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (12th) 
regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776  [service  not  given]. 

Galloway,  Patrick.  Sailor,  ship  "  G.  Pickering,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden ;  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  Nov.  10,  1780 ;  ship  reported  to  have 
been  taken  by  the  British  while  on  a  cruise  to  the  West  Indies. 

Galloway,  William,  Ipswich.  Fifer,  Capt.  Gideon  Parlvcr's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's 
(12th)  regt. ;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1776  [service  not  given]  ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Robert 
Dodge's  CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  .travel  to  and  from  camp 
sworn  to  Nov.  29,  1776;  credited  with  2  days  allowance;  company  drafted  from 
Amesburj',  Newbury,  Rowley,  Ipswich,  Topsfield,  Wenham,  and  Lynn;  also, 
Fifer,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's  regt. ;  marched  from 
home  April  25, 1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  8  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated  Warren. 

Gallt,  John,  Rochester.  Private,  Capt.  John  Barrows's  co..  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's 
regt.  of  guards;  enlisted  April  20,  1778;  discharged  July  2,  1778;  service,  2  mos. 
15  days,  travel  included,  at  and  about  Boston  ;  also,  Capt.  Elisha  Haskell's  co.. 
Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  regt. ;  service  from  July  29,  1778,  to  Sept.  11,  1778,  1  mo. 
12  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  in  Plymouth  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  David 
Nye's  (2d  Wareham)  co..  Col.  Sprout's  regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched 
to  Falmouth  on  an  alarm  Sept.  10,  1779;  also,  Capt.  David  Nj^e's  co.,  4th  Plym- 
outh Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Lisut.  Col.  White;  enlisted  July  30,  1780;  dis- 
charged Aug.  8,  1780 ;  service,  9  days,  at  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm  ;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Wareham. 

Gallup,  Benjamin.  Corporal,  Capt.  Zebulon  Norton's  co.,  Maj.  Caleb  Hyde's  detach- 
ment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  entered  service  July  11,  1777 ;  discharged  July  27, 
1777;  service,  16  days;  roll  dated  Equivalent;  also,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co..  Col. 
Caleb  Hyde's  regt.,  Gen.  Rosseter's  brigade;  entered  service  Oct.  20,  1781;  dis- 
charged Oct.  28,  1781 ;  service,  9  days,  at  Stillwater  on  an  alarm. 

Gallup,  John,  Ashuelot  Equivalent.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Watkins's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775, 
from  Gageborough  and  Partridgefield ;  service,  14  days ;  reported  enlisted  into 
the  army  May  5,  1775  ;  also,  Capt.  Nathan  Watkins's  co..  Col.  John  Patterson's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  3 
days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  Charles- 
town,  Oct.  31,  1775. 

Gallusha,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Galenier,  Gallushaa, 

Gallushee,  Galusha,  Galushee,  Gilucia.] 

Gallusha,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simons's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  26,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  27, 1780 ;  service,  3  days ; 
company  marched  to  the  Northern  frontiers  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm. 

Gallusha,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  21,  1777;  service,  8 
days ;  company  took  part  in  the  battle  of  Wallumsick,  near  Bennington,  Aug.  16, 
1777,  and  later  convoyed  provisions  to  Pittsfield ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  ser- 
vice between  Oct.  12  and  Oct.  19, 1780, 3  days ;  company  marched  to  the  Northern 
frontiers  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm. 

Gallushaa,  [Daniel].  Lieutenant,  Capt.  E.  Lindsea's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.; 
list  of  men  who  received  advance  pay  for  1  month  in  1775  at  Cambridge  for  en- 
gaging in  the  8  months  service ;  received  money  May  16,  1775. 

Gallushee,  Daniel,  Lynn.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Eleazer  Lindsey's  co.,  Col.  Samuel 
Gerrish's  regt.;  return  dated  July  21,  1775,  signed  by  said  Gallushee;  also.  Lieu- 


IX  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTIOK        241 

Gallushee,  Daniel,  continued. 

tenant,  in  command  of  Capt.  Eleazer  Lindsea's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  May  12, 1775;  service,  2  mos.  21 
days;  also.  Captain,  10th  co.,  Col.  ■Woodbridge's  (25th)  regt.;  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gallt,  John,  Boston.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  George  Gould's,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's,  and  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  cos.  of 
Dedham,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  (1st  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Dedham,  Feb. 
16,  1778;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  for  town  of  Dedham;  joined  Capt.  Lieut. 
Wells's  CO.,  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  April  16,  1780;  also, 
Matross ;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Boston  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  1,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  22, 
1780;  service,  6  mos.  2  days,  travel  included. 

Gallt,  John.  Carpenter's  Mate,  ship  "Mars,"  commanded  by  Capt.  James  Nivens; 
engaged  April  2,  1781 ;  discharged  June  12,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  10  days.  Roll 
dated  Boston. 

Galord,  Euphalet,  South  Hadley.    Private,  Capt.  Noah  Goodman's  (South  Hadley) 
CO.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  14  days;  also,  Lieut. 
Martin  Waite's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.;    pay  abstract  for  travel 
■     allowance,  etc.,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. ;  company  marched  to  New  Provi- 
dence on  an  alarm  at  Bennington  Aug.  17,  1777. 

Galord,  Oliver,  South  Hadley.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Goodman's  (South  Hadley)  co., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  John 
Wright's  CO.,  Col.  David  Brewer's  (9th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct., 

1775] . 

Galoway,  Jonathan,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  22 
days. 

Galpen,  Abel.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Cook's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  20,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777;  service,  24  days,  at  the 
Northward;  also,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co.,  Col.  David  Rosseter's  regt..  Gen.  John 
Fellows's  brigade;  enlisted  Oct.  13,  1781;  discharged  Oct.  22,  1781;  service,  13 
days,  travel  included,  with  militia  sent  as  reinforcements  to  Gen.  Gates  at  Still- 
water on  an  alarm. 

Galpen,  Daniel.  Account  current  showing  money  received  on  account  between  Jan. 
24  and  May  -  [year  not  given,  probably  1776]  ;  reported  enlisted  Jan.  24;  service 
probably  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co. 

Galpin,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Galpen.] 

Galpin,  Abel.  Private,  Capt.  David  Pixley's  (Stockbridge)  co..  Col.  John  Brown's 
regt.;  enlisted  June  30,  1777;  service  to  July  21,  1777,  22  days,  in  Northern  de- 
partment; also,  Capt.  William  Francis's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  detachment  of 
militia;  enlisted  July  22,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  13,  1777;  service,  23  days,  in 
Northern  department;  also,  Capt.  Ezra  Whittelsey's  co.,  3d  Berkshire  Co.  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  14,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1780 ;  service,  4  days,  at  the  Westward 
(also  given  in  Northern  department)  on  the  alarm  of  Oct.  14,  1780. 

Galpin,  Amos.  Ensign,  Capt.  Abijah  Savage's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Rhode  Island,  Aug.  21,  1778;  reported  on  guard. 

Galpin,  Caleb,  Stockbridge.  List  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as 
returned  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  said  county,  dated  Great  Bar- 
rington,  June  5,  1778;  residence,  Stockbridge. 


242  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Galpin,  David.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abijah  Savage's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  re^t. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Rhode  Island,  Aug.  21,  1778;  appointed  March  3,  1777;  term, 
3  years. 

Galrell,  Jesse.  Return  dated  Barnstable,  April  14,  1777,  of  blankets  received  from 
the  Selectmen  of  Barnstable  and  Yarmouth  by  Joseph  Otis,  Muster  Master,  and 
delivered  to  the  Board  of  War  and  certain  soldiers ;  said  Galrell  returned  as 
belonging  to  Capt.  Russell's  or  Capt.  Davis's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt.  and  as 
having  received  a  blanket.     [See  Jesse  Garrett.] 

Galt,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gaalt,  Gall,  Gallt,  Gaul, 

Gaule,  Gault,  Gaut,  Golt,  Gott,  Gout,  Goutt.] 

Galt,  Alexander.  Private,  Capt.  Lawrence  Kemp's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  July  17,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos. 
9  days,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Shelburne. 

Galt,  James.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wells's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's  detachment 
of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  23,  1776;  discharged  April  1,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 100  days,  at  Ticonderoga;  also,  Capt.  John  Wells's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy 
Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at 
Ticonderoga,  Feb.  24,  1777 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  23,  1777. 

Galt,  John.  Receipt  given  to  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  dated 
Cambridge,  June  26,  1775.     [See  John  Gaalt.] 

Galt,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wells's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's  detachment 
of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  23,  1776;  discharged  April  1,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 100  days,  at  Ticonderoga;  also,  Capt.  John  Wells's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy 
Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at 
Ticonderoga,  Feb.  24,  1777 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  23,  1777. 

Galt,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Lawrence  Kemp's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  May  10,  1777;  discharged  July  17,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  9 
days,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Shelburne. 

Galt,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Stebbins's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  23,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  1  day,  travel  included,  on 
an  expedition  to  Northern  department.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Deerfield. 

Galt,  John.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Capt.  Ward  Swift  of  Sandwich ; 
return  for  bounty  allowed  for  service  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  in 
Oct.,  1777. 

Galt,  John,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Lawrence  Kemp's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  May  10,  1777;  discharged  July  17,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  9 
days,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Shelburne. 

Galt,  John  Phin'tn.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wells's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's  de- 
tachment of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  23,  1776;  discharged  April  1, 
1777;  service,  100  days,  at  Ticonderoga;  also,  Capt.  John  Wells's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Timothy  Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated 
Garrison  at  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  24,  1777 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  23,  1777. 

Galtjsha,  Jacop,  Williamstown.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  (2d  Williamstown)  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  resi- 
dence, Williamstown;  engaged  for  town  of  Williamstown;  joined  Capt.  War- 
ren's CO.,  Col.  Bayley's  regt. ;  term,  8  months. 

Galusha,  Jonas.  Marine,  sloop  "  Enterprise,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Prout  Sloan  ; 
engaged  May  8,  1775;  discharged  July  1,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  6  days,  travel  in- 
cluded.   Roll  sworn  to  at  New  Haven. 


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Galusha,  Thomas,  Williamstown.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  co.,  Col.  Powel's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  22,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  26,  1779;  service, 
1  mo.  12  days,  travel  included,  at  New  Haven,  Coun. ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Lanes- 
borough  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 
1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Williamstown  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  June  29, 1780 ;  discharged 
Dec.  30,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  9  days,  travel  included. 

Galushee,  Daniel.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Lindsay's  co. ;  list  of  men  who  took  the  oath 
required  by  Congress  to  be  taken  by  the  Mass.  army,  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 
July  6,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Eleazer  Lindsey's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Garish's  (Gerrish's) 
regt. ;  pay  roll  dated  Maiden,  Aug.  30,  1775. 

Gamadge,  Daniel.  Return  dated  Cambridge,  July  2,  1778,  of  men  detached  from 
Capt.  John  Walton's  (1st  Cambridge)  co.  to  guard  troops  of  convention  for  15 
days;  engaged  July  2  [year  not  given,  probably  1778]  ;  also,  list  of  men  detached 
to  guard  troops  of  convention  to  Rutland  July  27,  1778 ;  reported  credited  with  7 
days,  to  be  made  up  at  $3  per  day. 

Gamage,  Daniel,  Fryeburg.  Receipt  dated  Fryeburg,  March  14,  1781,  signed  by  said 
Gamage  and  others,  for  bounties  paid  them  for  enlisting  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  to  the  credit  of  said  town  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gajiage,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher's  regt. ; 
joined  Sept.  2,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778;  service,  2  days,  with  guards  at 
Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge;  also,  list  of  men  detached  to  guard  troops  of  convention 
dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  4,  1778;  also,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. ;  joined  Sept.  4, 
1778;  discharged  Sept.  11,  1778;  also,  same  co. ;  company  receipt  for  wages  for 
8  days  service  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1778;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised 
in  Middlesex  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Arm,y,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 
1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county  ;  age,  20  yrs. ; 
stature,  5 ft.  10 in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  occupation,  laborer 
(also  given  farmer) ;  engaged  June  12, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Cambridge ;  term, 
3  years ;  also,  receipt  dated  Cambridge,  July  11, 1781,  signed  by  said  Gamage,  for 
bounty  paid  him  for  procuring  William  Newport  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  a  class  of  the  town  of  Cambridge  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Sylvanus  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Sept., 
1781-Jan.,  1782,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  reported  on  fatigue  duty  in  Oct. 
and  Nov.,  1781,  sick  in  garrison  hospital  in  Jan.,  1782. 

Gajiage,  Joshua,  Cambridge  (probably).  Drummer,  Capt.  Samuel  Thatcher's  co., 
Col.  Gardner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4 
days;  also,  list  dated  Cambridge,  May  11,  1776,  of  men  retui-ned  as  having  served 
as  guards  to  prevent  the  rescue  of  prisoners  ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Walton's 
CO.,  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher's  regt. ;  joined  Sept.  2,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  4,  1778; 
service,  3  days,  with  guards  at  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge. 

Gamage,  Samuel.  2d  Lieutenant,  Col.  Thomas  Ci-afts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  return  for 
rations  supplied  said  Gamage  between  May  11,  1776,  and  Aug.  11,  1776;  credited 
with  54  days  allowance;  36  days  from  May  11,  1776,  deducted  on  account  of  said 
Gamage  being  at  Nantasket. 

Gambel,  George,  Plymouth.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Sylvanus  Harlow's  co.,  dated  Plymouth,  Feb.  21,  1777;  residence, 
Plymouth;  engaged  for  town  of  Plymouth;  joined  Capt.  George  Donham's  co.. 
Col.  Baley's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch, 
Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co.  [year  not  given]  ;  Col.  Bradford's  (also  given 
Col.  Alden's)  regt. ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Warren ;  reported  received 
Continental  bounty. 


244  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gambell,  Joseph.  Fifer,  Capt.  Joseph  Killam's  co.,  Col.  Ruf  as  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  sworn  to  in  Garrison  at  West  Point. 

Gamble,  .  [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gambel,  Gambell,  Gam- 
bol, GamboU.] 

Gamble,  George,  Plymouth.  Private,  3d  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  7,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin 
Warren's  co..  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  battalion ;  return  dated  Albany,  Jan.  12, 1778 ; 
residence,  Plymouth ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Plymouth ;  mustered  by  Capt.  James 
Hatch  and  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Warren's  co., 
(late)  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at 
Cherry  Valley,  Feb.  24,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  (Light  Infantry)  co., 
(late)  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  (6th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779, 
dated  Fort  Harkimer;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Warren's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.-May,  1781,  dated  West  Point ;  reported 
in  "  spyeboat"  in  Feb.  and  March,  1781 ;  also,  Capt.  William  Mills's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  July-Sept.,  1781 ;  reported  on  com-  ■ 
mand  with  boats  in  July,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Jan.,  1782,  dated 
York  Hutts ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  transferred  to  Light  Infantry  Jan.  1, 
1782;  also,  Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's 
(7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts. 

Gamble,  John.  Private,  in  a  detachment  of  Capt.  Daniel  Grout's  co.  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Thomas  Parker,  Col.  John  Rand's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  24, 1780 ;  discharged 
Oct  9,  1 780,  at  West  Point ;  service,  2  mos.  24  days,  travel  included ;  company 
marched  to  Claveraclf ;  regiment  raised  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester 
Co. ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Super- 
intendent; Capt.  Bemiss's  co..  Col.  Washburn's  regt.;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
8  in.;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  Jan.  12,  1781;  engaged 
for  town  of  Spencer;  term,  3  years. 

Gamble,  Joseph,  Worcester.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Benson's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Put- 
nam's regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  2, 1777,  to  Dec. 
31, 1779;  also,  Capt.  Benson's  CO.,  Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.;  return  dated  Albany, 
Feb.  -,  1778;  residence,  Worcester;  enlisted  for  town  of  Worcester;  mustered  by 
Mr.  Newhall ;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Benson's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descrip- 
tive list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  10,  1781 ;  Capt.  Killam's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  (5th) 
regt. ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  hair,  dark ;  eyes,  gray ; 
residence,  Worcester;  enlisted  April  1, 1777,  as  Fifer  by  Sergt.  Bragg;  enlistment, 
during  war. 

Gambo,  Peter.  Seaman,  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams; engaged  May  3,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  17,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  14  days. 

Gambol,  George,  Plymouth.  Private,  Capt.  Coburn's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Warren's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt;  muster  roll 
for  June,  1781 ;  reported  on  command  with  boats ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Feb. 
20, 1782;  Light  Infantry  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  23  (also 
given  22  and  24)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  (also  given  5  ft.  7  and  5  ft.  8)  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  baker  (also  given  seaman);  birthplace, 
Plymouth;  residence,  Plymouth;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Coburn  April-  (also  given 
March  -),  1779;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Light  Infantry  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
John  Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  men  court-martialled  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  said 
Gambol  tried  May  11  [year  not  given],  by  general  court-martial.  Col.  Jackson, 
President,  on  charge  of  disobeying  and  opposing  an  officer;  sentence,  100  lashes ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  discharged  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  dis- 
charged June  9,  1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of  enlistment  having  expired. 


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Gamboll,  George.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Lieut.  CoL 
John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts ;  reported 
transferred  from  Capt.  Mills's  co.,  Jan.  1,  1782. 

Game,  William.  Seaman,  frigate  "  Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
engaged  Dec.  17,  1778;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 

Gamet,  Paul.  Private,  Capt.  Tobias  Lord's  co. ;  service  from  March  1,  1776,  to  Nov. 
25, 1776,  8  mos.  25  days ;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth  for  defence  of  seacoast. 
Roll  sworn  to  in  Cumberland  Co.     [See  Paul  Cammet.] 

Gamett,  Johx.  IMatross,  Capt.  Benjamin  Eustis's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  June  11, 1778,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  enlisted 
June  11, 1778 ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gamgus,  John,  Jr.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Salem  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780;  marched  July  4, 
1780;  discharged  Dec.  17,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  26  days,  travel  included. 

Gamige,  Joshua.  Receipts  dated  Gloucester,  Sept.  16,  and  Oct.  17,  1775,  signed  by 
said  Gamige  and  others,  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  and  4  weeks  billeting,  re- 
spectively, received  of  Michael  Farley,  Paymaster  and  Muster  Master,  of  men 
raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed  at  Gloucester  under 
Lieut.  Joseph  Lane ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Whipple's  co. ;  enlisted  July  19, 
1775;  discharged  Dec.  31, 1775;  service,  5  mos.  25  days ;  company  raised  in  Essex 
Co.  and  stationed  one-half  at  Manchester,  the  remainder  at  Gloucester. 

Gammag,  Daxiel.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  June  12  [1781]  ;  en- 
listment, 3  years ;  reported  sick  in  garrison  hospital. 

Gammage,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gamadge,  Gamage, 

Gamige,  Gammag.] 

Gammage,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargeant's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. 
of  guards ;  detached  July  2, 1778 ;  service  to  July  17, 1778, 15  days ;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Winter  Hill;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co.;  enlisted  Feb.  24,  1779; 
discharged  April  29,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  6  days,  with  guards  under  Ma j.  Gen. 
Gates  at  and  about  Boston;  also,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  May  1, 
1779;  discharged  July  31,  1779;  service,  3  mos.;  company  raised  for  3  months 
service  with  guards  at  and  about  Boston;  also,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  (1st)  co., 
Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  March-Nov.,  1782;  reported  on 
furlough  in  Nov.,  1782;  also,  Capt.  Smith's  co.,  5th  Mass.  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Dec,  1782;  also,  Capt.  Smith's  (1st)  co.,  5th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Col.  David  Cobb ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1783 ;  balance  of  term  of  enlist- 
ment unexpired,  1  year,  3  months,  12  days. 

Gammage,  John.  List  of  prisoners  brought  in  the  first  cartel  from  Rhode  Island,  as 
returned  by  John  Ayres,  dated  Providence,  Jan.  18,  1777. 

Gammage,  Joshua.  List  dated  Gloucester,  Sept.  16,  1775,  of  men  raised  for  defence 
of  seacoast  in  Essex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  27,  1775,  and  stationed  at 
Gloucester  under  1st  Lieut.  Joseph  Lane,  returned  as  mustered  by  Michael  Far- 
ley, Muster  Master. 

Gammage,  Joshua.  List  attached  to  a  warrant  from  Capt.  John  Walton  to  Sergt.  Joseph 
Bates,  dated  Aug.  4, 1777,  directing  him,  in  consequence  of  orders  received  of  Col. 
Thatcher,  to  warn  the  train  band  of  said  Walton's  co.  to  be  ready  at  a  moment's 
notice  to  march  with  6  days  provisions,  and  to  make  return  of  deficiencies  of 
equipments. 


246  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gammage,  Samuel.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Winthrop  Gray's  (5th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  list  of  officers  to  be  commissioned,  dated  Bos- 
ton, Sept.  27,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  9,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commis- 
sioned. 

Gammax,  Johx.  Private,  Capt.  Alexander  McLellan's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchel's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  10,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  16  days, 
on  Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  dated  Gorham. 

Gamman,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Alexander  McLellan's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchel's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  7,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  18  days, 
on  Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  dated  Gorham. 

Gammax,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  John  Reed's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Sept.  20,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  12  days;  company 
raised  for  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts. 

Gammax,  Moses,  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bracket's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775,  to  headquarters;  service,  5  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Brackett's  co..  Col. 
Edmund  Phinney's  (31st)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Sept.  29,  1775;  enlisted 
May  10,  1775. 

Gamman,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Winthrop  Boston's  co.  ;  enlisted  Feb.  1, 1776;  com- 
pany raised  in  North  Yarmouth,  Brunswick,  Harpswell,  New  Gloucester,  New 
Boston  (Gray),  and  Windham,  Cumberland  Co.,  for  2  mos.  service  during  the 
siege  o^  Boston  in  1776. 

C  AMMAN,  Philip,  Falmouth.  Capt.  Hart  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cam- 
bridge, Oct.  26,  1775. 

Gamman,  Samuel,  Falmouth.  Capt.  Hart  Williams's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's 
regt. ;  order  for  bount}^  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cam- 
bridge, Oct.  26,  1775. 

Gammell,  William,  Concord.  Capt.  Abishai  Brown's  co.,  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th) 
regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  10,  1775,  signed  by  said  Gam- 
mell and  others ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ; 
enlisted  April  27,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept. 
30,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Zachariah  Fitch's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.  f  service 
from  Aug.  23,  1776,  to  Sept.  30,  1776,  1  mo.  9  days. 

Gamjiers,  Benjamin.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  Aug.  9,  1782,  signed  by  John  Popkin, 
Muster  Master,  stating  that  he  had  received  said  Gammers,  a  recruit  enlisted  for 
the  term  of  3  years,  of  Joshua  Eddy,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  1  of  the  town  of 
Middleborough. 

Gammon,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gamman,  Gammons, 

Gam  on,  Garmon.] 

Gammon,  Benjamin.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Capt.  Ward  Swift  of 
Sandwich ;  return  for  bounty  allowed  for  service  on  secret  expedition  to  Rhode 
Island  in  Oct.,  1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Ward  Swift's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service, 
4  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778. 

Gammon,  Daniel,  Gorham.  Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin  Parker's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel 
Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  June  25,  1778;  [service  not  given]  ;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin 
Lemont's  co.,  Col.  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  25, 1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  31, 1778 ; 
service,  6  mos.  19  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston  ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Warwick,  Nov.  7,  1778 ;  enlistment  to 
expire  Jan.  1, 1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  sworn  to  at  East  Green- 
wich, Sept.  17,  Sept.  23,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  30,  1778. 


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Gammox,  John.  List  dated  Cape  Elizabeth,  Jan.  17,  1782,  of  men  formerly  belonging 
to  Cape  Elizabeth  who  went  out  in  armed  vessels,  etc.,  subsequent  to  1776;  re- 
ported lost  in  the  "  Civil  Usage." 

GAMM0>f,  JoxATHAN.  Private,  Capt.  Roger  Libby's  co. ;  joined  Oct.  1, 1779 ;  discharged 
Oct.  23, 1779 ;  service  with  detachment  of  Cumberland  Co.  militia  under  Nathaniel 
Jordan,  Esq.,  at  the  Eastward;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Andrews's  co..  Col.  Joseph 
Prime's  regt. ;  enlisted  May  8,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1780;  service,  7  mos. 
24  days,  under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward ;  roll  sworn  to  in  York  Co. 

Gammon,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Briant  Morton's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  27,  1776;  service 
to  Sept.  1,  1776;  company  stationed  on  seacoast  at  Cape  Elizabeth  and  Scar- 
borough; also,  Capt.  Morton's  co..  Col.  Mitchell's  regt.;  service  from  Sept.  1, 
1776,  to  date  of  discharge,  Nov.  25,  1776,  2  mos.  25  days;  company  stationed  on 
seacoast  at  Cape  Elizabeth  and  Scarborough ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Andrews's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt.;  enlisted  May  8,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  3,  1780; 
service,  6  mos.  26  days,  under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward;  roll 
sworn  to  in  York  Co. 

Oammon,  Moses,  Gorham  (also  given  Falmouth).  Capt.  John  Brackett's  co.,  Col. 
Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  May  10, 1775, 
to  date  of  marching  to  headquarters,  July  3,  1775 ;  credited  with  54  days  allow- 
ance; compan)'  marched  from  Falmouth;  also,  Capt.  James  Johnson's  co.,  Col. 
Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Oct.  24,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Tobias  Fernald's  co., 
Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8, 
1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776;  reported  on  furlough,  leave  granted  by  Col.  Phinney 
to  go  to  Boston  Nov.  20, 1776 ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continen- 
tal Army  from  Capt.  Asa  Fairbanks's  co.,  known  as  the  South  co.  in  the  West 
Parish  of  Wrentham,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  dated 
Wrentham,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Falmouth ;  engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham; 
joined  Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Samuel  Whitmore's  co.,  Col.  Reuben 
Fogg's  (3d  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  to  Capt.  Briant  Morton,  dated 
Gorham,  March  28,  1778 ;  residence,  Gorham ;  engaged  for  town  of  Gorham ; 
joined  Capt.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Vose's  (also  given  Col.  Patterson's)  regt. ;  term,  3 
years,  to  expire  Dec.  -,  1779 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  one-seventh  part  of  the 
militia  of  Medfield  enlisted  or  hired  by  town  of  Medfield  to  serve  for  3  years  or 
during  the  war  in  the  Continental  Army,  being  the  quota  of  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's 
CO.;  residence,  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.;  enlisted  into  Capt.  Brown's  co.,  Col. 
Bigoolow's  (Bigelow's)  regt.  for  3  years ;  return  made  to  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes 
Sept.  8,  1777,  in  accordance  with  warrant  of  said  Hawes  of  same  date ;  reported 
received  town  bounty ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  for  settling  dis- 
putes between  towns  as  to  soldiers  credited  to  them  [year  not  given] ;  said  Gam- 
mon claimed  by  Gorham,  Franklin,  and  Medfield;  allowed  to  Medfield;  also,  list 
of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated 
Boston,  April  27,  1777;  Capt.  Brown's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  also,  Corporal, 
Capt.  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  23,  1780. 

GAM3I0N',  Philip,  Gorham.  Private,  Capt.  Hart  Williams's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's 
regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  time  of  enlistment  to  date  when  ordered  to  march  to 
headquarters,  July  5,  1775 ;  credited  with  49  days  allowance ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Samuel  Whitmore's  co..  Col.  Reuben 
Fogg's  (3d  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  to  Capt.  Briant  Morton,  dated 
Gorham,  March  28,  1778;  residence,  Gorham;  engaged  for  town  of  Gorham; 
joined  Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt.;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  Dec.  -,  1779; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co., 


248  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AKD  SAILORS 

Gammon,  Philip,  continued. 

dated  Boston,  Feb.  2, 1777 ;  Capt.  George  Smith's  co.,  Col.  John  Patterson's  regt. ; 
also.  Private,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  George  Smith's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  at  Camp  near 
Valley  Forge;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777;  also,  Capt.  George  W.  Smith's  co.,  Col. 
Vose's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778-Feb.,  1779,  sworn  to  in  Quarters  at 
Providence;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Quarters  at  Providence ;  reported  on  guard. 

Gammon,  Samuel,  Gorham.  Corporal,  Capt.  Hart  Williams's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phin- 
ney's  regt.;  billeting  allowed  from  time  of  enlistment  to  date  when  ordered  to 
march  to  headquarters,  July  5,  1775;  credited  with  51  days  allowance;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Gammon,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Briant  Morton's  co.;  enlisted  Feb.  5,  1776;  service 
to  Sept.  1,  1776;  company  stationed  on  seacoast  at  Cape  Elizabeth  and  Scar- 
borough ;  also,  Capt.  Morton's  co.,  Col.  Mitchel's  regt. ;  service  from  Sept.  1, 1776, 
to  date  of  discharge,  Nov.  25,  1776,  2  mos.  25  days;  company  stationed  on  sea- 
coast  at  Cape  Elizabeth  and  Scarborough. 

Gammon,  Samuel.  List  dated  Cape  Elizabeth,  Jan.  17, 1782,  of  men  formerly  belonging 
to  Cape  Elizabeth  who  went  out  in  armed  vessels,  etc.,  subsequent  to  1776;  re- 
ported lost  with  Capt.  George  Maxwell. 

Gammon,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Briant  Morton's  co.  ;  enlisted  Feb.  5, 1776 ;  service 
to  Sept.  1,  1776;  company  stationed  on  seacoast  at  Cape  Elizabeth  and  Scar- 
borough ;  also,  Capt.  Morton's  co..  Col.  Mitchel's  regt. ;  service  from  Sept.  1, 1776, 
to  date  of  discharge,  Nov.  25,  1776,  2  mos.  25  days;  company  stationed  on  sea- 
coast at  Cape  Elizabeth  and  Scarborough. 

Gammons,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Matthias  Tobey's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Hallet's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  2,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 

Gammons,  John,  Middleborough.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Perez  Churchill's  co..  Col.  Sprout's  regt.,  dated  Middleborough, 
Feb.  19,  1778;  residence,  Middleborough;  engaged  for  town  of  Middleborough; 
joined  Capt.  Benson's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men 
mustered  between  May  26,  1777,  and  June  10,  1777,  by  James  Hatch,  Muster 
Master  for  Plymouth  Co. ;  age,  31  yrs.;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Benson  ;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Joshua  Benson's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  May  15,  1777,  to  Feb.  25,  1778 ;  place  reported  taken  by 
Asa  Sturdefent  Feb.  25, 1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb. 
-,  1778;  reported  deserted  Dec.  20,  1777. 

Gammons,  Moses.  Corporal,  Capt.  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  23,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Joshua  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.- 
Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island;  enlisted  Feb.  23,  1777;  enlistment, 
3  years;  reported  sick  at  Worcester;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Feb., 
1779,  sworn  to  at  Providence ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Brown's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Providence. 

Gamon,  James,  Gorham.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Gorham ;  engaged  for  town  of  Gorham. 

Gamon,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  John  Wentworth's  co.  of  matrosses.  Col.  Peter  Noyes's 
regt. ;  company  mustered  by  Col.  Noyes  May  20,  1777,  and  stationed  at  Fort 
Hancock,  Cape  Elizabeth. 


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Gamon,  Philip.  Private,  Capt.  Hart  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776; 
reported  on  guard ;  also  reported  re-engaged  Dee.  8,  1776. 

Gamon,  Samuel.  Matross,  Capt.  John  Wentworth's  co.  of  matrosses,  Col.  Peter 
Noyes's  regt. ;  company  mustered  by  Col.  Noyes  May  20,  1777,  and  stationed  at 
Fort  Hancock,  Cape  Elizabeth. 

Gamox,  William,  Jr.  Matross,  Capt.  John  Wentworth's  co.  of  matrosses.  Col.  Peter 
Noyes's  regt. ;  company  mustered  by  Col.  Noyes  May  20,  1777,  and  stationed  at 
Fort  Hancock,  Cape  Elizabeth. 

Gamsbey,  John.  Sergeant  Major,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards ;  joined  Nov.  3, 
1777 ;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  3  mos.,  at  Charlestown. 

Gamsby,  John.  Sergeant  Major,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards ;  service  from 
Feb.  3,  1778,  2  mos.,  at  Cambridge. 

Gamwell,  James,  Northborough  (also  given  Middlefield).  Private,  Capt.  Daniel 
Barnes's  co..  Col.  Timoth\-  Bigelow's  regt.;  Continental  Armj'  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  June  27, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in  camp  near 
Stillwater ;  enlisted  June  27,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  j'ears ;  reported  sick  at  Great 
Barrington;  also,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  return  dated  Feb.  2,  1778;  residence, 
Northborough ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Northborough ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Barnes ; 
mustered  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master  and  Muster  Master  for  Middlesex  Co. ; 
also,  Capt.  Barns's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April, 
1779,  dated  Providence ;  reported  on  command  with  the  Commissary ;  also,  Ser- 
geant, Capt.  Bowman's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  as  serving  5  mos.  as 
Corporal,  7  mos.  as  Sergeant;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  10, 
1781;  Capt.  Bowman's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  age,  21  yrs.  7  mos.;  stat- 
ure, 5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  hau",  light;  eyes,  blue;  residence,  North- 
borough; rank,  Sergeant;  enlisted  Nov.  -,  1779,  by  Capt.  Bowman;  enlistment, 
during  war;  company  reported  to  have  joined  from  15th  Mass.  regt.;  also.  Ser- 
geant, Capt.  Phineas  Bowman's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for 
Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  reported  deserted  April  29,  1781 ; 
also,  list  dated  Boston,  Feb.  18,  1804,  returned  by  John  Avery,  Secretary,  and 
J.  Jackson,  Treasurer,  of  men  who  furnished  satisfactory  evidence  of  their  service 
as  soldiers  and  were  entitled  to  gratuities  under  resolves  of  March  4,  1801,  and 
June  19,  1801 ;  7th  Mass.  regt. ;  residence,  Middlefield. 

Gam"well,  John.  Private,  Lieut.  Seth  Rice's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  21,  1777;  service,  7  days,  travel  included;  company  called  out  on  an  alarm 
to  assist  Northern  army  and  discharged  at  Hadley.    Roll  dated  Northborough. 

Gancloff,  Ustues.  Matross,  Capt.  Warner's  co..  Col.  Revere's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Dec.  9,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779.  [See  Eustus 
Gunneloff.] 

Gandal,  John,  Watertown.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  Continental  Army  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Watertown ;  engaged  for  town  of  Watertown. 

Gandall,  John.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.;  service  with  de- 
tachment commanded  b}'  Maj.  Andrew  Symmes,  drafted  for  5  weeks  to  serve 
under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston,  by  order  of  Council 
of  May  12,  1777. 

Gandel,  John,  Boston.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Matthew  Chambers's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin 
Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  wages  allowed  for  Dec,  1782. 

Ganbell,  John.  Sergeant,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1781,  24  mos. 


250  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gandox,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  Gandow,  Grandow.] 

Gandon,  Lewis,  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  David  Wells's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Aug.  17,  1777,  to 
Jan.  -,  1778;  reported  deserted  in  Jan.,  1778;  also,  receipt  dated  Boston,  Sept.  30, 
1777,  signed  by  Lieut.  Zaccheus  Bunnell  of  the  artillery,  for  bounties  allowed  said 
Gandon  and  another  recruit  by  the  town  of  Mendon;  joined  Capt.  Allen's  co.. 
Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  David  Allen's  co.. 
Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1777 ;  enlisted 
Sept.  17  [1777] . 

Gandouett,  John.  Carpenter,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Cathcart;  engaged  May  16,  1779;  discharged  June  23, 1779;  service,  1  mo.  7  days. 
Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gaxdow,  Lewis,  Boston.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Gershom  Nelson's  ('2d  Mendon)  co.,  as  returned  to  Col.  Moses  Wheelock, 
dated  Mendon,  Feb.  13,  1778;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  for  town  of  Mendon; 
joined  Capt.  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Allen's  (also  given  Col.  Crane's)  regt. ;  enlistment 
to  expire  Sept.  -,  1780. 

Ganes,  Ebenezer.  Major's  co. ;  entered  service  Aug.  9, 1779 ;  discharged  May  9, 1780 ; 
term,  9  months. 

Ganes,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Remick's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  May,  1781. 

Ganett,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Abram  Washburn's  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  20,  1776 ;  service,  59^  days ;  company  stationed  at  Newport,  R.  I. 
Roll  dated  Bridgewater. 

Ganett,  Matthew.  Private,  Capt.  Abram  Washburn's  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  20,  1776 ;  service,  59J  days ;  company  stationed  at  Newport, 
R.  L    Roll  dated  Bridgewater. 

Ganett,  Seth.  Private,  Capt.  Abram  Washburn's  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  20,  1776 ;  service,  59^  days ;  company  stationed  at  Newport,  R.  I. 
Roll  dated  Bridgewater. 

Gangloff,  Henry.  Private,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co.  of  guards;  enlisted  May  7, 
1780;  discharged  June  30,  1780;  service,  1  mo.  25  days,  at  and  about  Boston; 
reported  enlisted  into  the  Continental  service  for  6  months. 

Gangton,  William.  List  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1,  1778, 
by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  Capt.  Stone's  co. ;  term, 
3  years  or  during  war. 

Gannat,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  James  Endicott's  co.,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt.; 
enlisted  March  20,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  18  days;  company 
marched  to  Roxbury.    Roll  dated  Stoughton. 

Gannet,  Benjamin,  Scituate.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Stockbridge's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  21 
days;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Stockbridge's  co..  Brig.  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  10,  1775;  service,  2  mos.,  3  weeks, 
6  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Jan.  5,  1776. 

Gannet,  Benjamin,  Stoughtonham.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Tisdale's  (Stough- 
tonham)  co.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  22  days. 

Gannet,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Bridge  Savell's  co.,  Col.  Gill's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 2  days ;  company  marched  from  Stoughtonham  to  Braintree  March  22, 1776. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 


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Cannet,  Benjamin,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Bridge  Savel's  (1st  Stoughtonham) 
CO.,  Col.  Robinson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service, 
4  days;  also,  Capt.  Edward  Bridge  Savel's  (Stoughtonham)  co.,  Col.  Gill's  regt.; 
service,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  Dorchester  Heights  March  4,  1776,  on  aa 
alarm;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

■Gannet,  Jacob,  Pembrolve.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Trufant's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt.;  enlisted  July  1,  1776;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  Roll  dated 
Camp  at  Hull. 

Gannet,  Joseph,  Stoughtonham.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Penniman's  co..  Col.  Francis's 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk 
Co.,  Nov.  29,  1776;  company  drafted  from  Hingham,  Braintree,  Dorchester, 
Stoughtonham,  Milton,  and  Stoughton. 

Gannet,  Joseph  (also  given  Jr.).  Private,  Capt.  John  Ames's  co. ;  enlisted  June  26, 
1778 ;  service  to  July  20,  1778,  24  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  June 
26,  1778,  and  joined  Col.  Wade's  regt.,  June  27,  1778,  for  24  (21)  days  service. 

Gannet,  Matthew.  Private,  Capt.  John  Ames's  co. ;  enlisted  June  26,  1778 ;  service 
to  July  20, 1778,  24  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  June  26,  1778,  and 
joined  Col.  Wade's  regt.,  June  27,  1778,  for  24  (21)  days  service. 

Gannett,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Ganett,  Gannat,  Gannet.] 

Gannett,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Bridge  Savell's  (Stoughtonham)  co.. 
Col.  Gill's  regt. ;  service,  5  days ;  compan)^  marched  to  Dorchester  Heights  March 
4,  1776,  on  an  alarm.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gannett,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Cushing's  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's  (Plymouth 
Co.)  regt.;  marched  Dec.  10,  1776;  discharged  Dec.  24,  1776;  service,  15  days; 
company  marched  from  West  Parish  of  Pembroke  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm 
of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

Gannett,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  David  Kingman's  co.,  Maj.  Eliphalet  Gary's  regt.; 
marched  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  11  days;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  July  30,  1780. 

Gannett,  Joseph,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  David  Kingman's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitchel's 
regt.;  service,  16  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

Gannett,  Matthew.  Private,  Capt.  David  Kingman's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Mitchel's 
regt. ;  service,  16  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

Gannett,  Seth.  Private,  Capt.  David  Kingman's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitchell's  regt. ; 
service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Squantum,  or  Braintree  Farms,  in  March,  1776; 
also  Capt.  Kingman's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Mitchel's  regt.;  service,  16  days,  on  the 
alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Kingman's  co.,  Maj.  Eliphalet 
Gary's  regt. ;  marched  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  11  days; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  July  30,  1780. 

Gannett,  Simeon,  Bridgewater.  Corporal,  Capt.  Robert  Orr's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  8  days ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  David  Kingman's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitchel's  regt.;  service, 
16  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

•Ganno,  John.  List  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  Jan.  17,  1778,  by  James  Leonard, 
Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co.,  dated  March  17,  1778;  Col.  William  Lea's  (Lee's) 
regt. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Berkley. 

'Gansen,  Nathan.  Capt.  John  King's  co.,  Col.  R.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  23,  1775. 

•Ganset,  Ezra,  Dartmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Egrey's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Daniel- 
son's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  6,  1775. 


252  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AXD   SAILORS 

Gansey,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Thompson  J.  Skinner's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Banes's  (Bai'nes's) 
Berkshire  Co.  regt. ;  enlisted  Nov.  1,  1781;  discharged  Nov.  10,  1781;  service,  10 
days ;  company  marched  to  the  western  frontiers  by  order  of  Gen.  Stark  on  an 
alarm. 

Gansey,  Zaccheus.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  (oth)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776 ;  also, 
account  of  guns  delivered  to  Capt.  Barnes  for  the  Commissaries,  dated  Chatham, 
Feb.  2, 1777. 

Ganson,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gansen.] 

Ganson,  Benjamin,  Petersham.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wheeler's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  8^  days;  also,  Capt.  Wing  Spooner's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  21,  1777;  service,  9  days;  company  marched  from  Petersham  to 
Bennington  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Stark  Aug.  21,  1777. 

Ganson,  John,  New  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Goodall's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
7  days;  also,  list  of  iBen  returned  as  serving  on  picket  guard  under  Maj.  Loammi 
Baldwin,  dated  May  11, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  John  King's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Ruggles 
Woodbridge's  (25th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  dated  Cambridge,  June  22, 
1775,  signed  by  said  Ganson  and  others ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also, 
company  return  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Sept.  29, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  23,  1775;  also, 
certificate  dated  Camp  near  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  1,  1775,  signed  by  Col.  Wood- 
bridge,  stating  that  said  Ganson  lost  his  gun  at  the  battle  of  Bunker  Hill,  June 
17,  1775;  also,  certificate  dated  Dec.  5,  1775,  signed  by  Maj.  William  Stacy  and 
others,  stating  that  said  Ganson  was  wounded  at  the  battle  of  Bunker  Hill  June 
17,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned 
by  Capt.  Israel  E-ichardson  and  Capt.  Jeremiah  Ballard,  dated  New  Salem,  April 
2,  1779 ;  residence.  New  Salem ;  engaged  for  town  of  New  Salem ;  joined  Capt. 
William  Parterick's  co..  Col.  Ichabod  Aldan's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of 
men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston, 
June  8,  1777;  Capt.  Patrick's  co..  Col.  Alden's  regt.;  also.  Private,  Major's  co., 
Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  1, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  William  Partrick's  co..  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's 
regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Jan.  12,1778;  mustered  by  County  Muster  Master 
Woodbridge;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Patrick's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Alden's  (6th)  regt.; 
return  of  men  in  camp  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at  Cherry  Valley,  Feb. 
24,  1779;  also,  Maj.  Daniel  Whiting's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Alden's  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Cherry  Valley;  enlisted  May  1,  1777;  reported 
on  command  with  Continental  blacksmiths  at  Albany ;  also,  Capt.  Coburn's  co.. 
Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  May  1,  1780;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia; 
list  of  officers ;  commissioned  July  24,  1780 ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Seth 
Pierce's  co.,  Col.  Seth  Murray's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Warwick,  Aug.  4,  1780; 
company  detached  from  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  3  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Claverack ;  also,  3d  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Seth  Peirce's  co..  Col.  Seth  Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  engaged  July 
4,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  17  da.vs,  travel  included ;  re- 
ported discharged  172  miles  from  home ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months ;  roll  dated  Leverett;  a/so.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Oliver  Coney's 
CO.,  Col.  Sears's  regt. ;  marched  Aug.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  15,  1781 ;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  10  days,  travel  included ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental- 
Army  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Ware. 


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■Ganson,  Joseph,  New  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  Israel  Richardson  and  Capt.  Jeremiah  Ballard,  dated  New 
Salem,  April  2,  1779;  residence,  New  Salem;  engaged  for  town  of  New  Salem; 
joined  Capt.  William  Partericli's  co..  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  regt. ;  term,  3  years; 
«/so.  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  April  17,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  William  Partrick's 
CO.,  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  regt. ;  return  dated  Albany,  Jan.  12, 1778 ;  mustered  by 
County  Muster  Master  Woodbridge;  also,  (late)  Capt.  William  Patrick's  co., 
(late)  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  (6lh)  regt.;  return  of  men  in  camp  before  Aug.  15, 
1777,  certified  at  Cherry  Valley,  Feb.  24,  1779;  also,  Maj.  Daniel  Whiting's  co., 
(late)  Col.  Alden's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Cherry 
Valley ;  enlisted  April  17,  1777 ;  also.  Major's  co..  Col.  Broolvs's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  April  16,  1780. 

Ganson,  Joseph,  New  Salem.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Eh',  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt., 
at  Springfield,  July  1,  1780;  age,  19  yrs.;  statnre,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion, 
"darkish;"  engaged  for  town  of  New  Salem;  marched  to  camp  July  1,  1780, 
under  command  of  Ensign  Joseph  Miller ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months 
service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return 
dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  belonging 
to  the  town  of  New  Salem  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780; 
marched  June  28,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  29,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  9  days,  travel 
included ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Bates's  co.,  14th  Mass.  regt. ;  service  from 
Aug.  1,  1780,  to  Oct.  1,  1780,  2  mos. 

Ganson,  Joseph.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Trask's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Feb.  26,  1777 ;  discharged  April  10,  1777 ;  service,  44  daj^s,  on  expedition  to 
Ticonderoga. 

Ganson,  Joseph.  Council  warrant  dated  Aug.  7,  1780,  drawn  for  £60  in  favor  of  said 
Ganson,  for  enlisting  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  8, 1779. 

Ganson,  Joseph.  Receipt  dated  Pelham,  April  5,  1781,  signed  by  said  Ganson  and 
others,  for  bounties  paid  them  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  town  of 
Pelham  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire 
Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superin- 
tendent; age,  20  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occu- 
pation, farmer;  engaged  April  11,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Pelham;  term, 
3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Mills's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  April,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for 
May,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781,  dated  Camp  Philipsburgh ;  reported 
on  command  at  Dobbs's  Ferry ;  also,  muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Camp  near 
Dobbs's  Ferry;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Camp  at  Peekskill; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781 ;  reported  absent  on  duty ;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  Huts ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated 
York  Hutts  and  sworn  to  at  Camp  at  West  Point. 

Ganson,  Nathan,  New  Salem.  Capt.  John  King's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
(2oth)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Cambridge,  June  22,  1775,  signed  by 
said  Ganson  and  others ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  11,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  25  days;  also,  company  re- 
turn dated  Cambridge  Camp,  Sept.  29,  1775;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer 
Goodale's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams ;  en- 
gaged July  11,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel 
included ;  company  marched  to  join  Northern  army. 


254  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Ganson,  Nathan  (also  given  Nathaniel),  New  Salem.  List  of  men  drafted  from 
Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  [year 
not  given]  ;  Capt.  Ballord's  co..  Col.  Wright's  regt. ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8 
in. ;  residence,  New  Salem  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  for  the  term 
of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jona- 
than Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  arrived  at  Fish- 
kill  June  9,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  Israel  Richardson  and  Capt.  Jeremiah  Ballard,  dated  New 
Salem,  April  2,  1779;  residence,  New  Salem;  engaged  for  town  of  New  Salem; 
joined  Capt.  D.  Shays's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt.;  term,  9  months  [name 
cancelled  on  list] . 

Gansy,  Ezra,  Dartmouth.  Corporal,  Capt.  Daniel  Egery's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5 
days. 

Gantier,  Jean.  Private,  Col.  Armand's  legion  (Independent  corps  taken  into  Con- 
tinental service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  25,  1778) ;  list  dated  July  -,  1778. 

Ganue,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garrue,  Gazue,  Guizon.] 

Ganue,  Peter.  Matross,  Capt.  Lillie's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  19,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

Ganzey,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Feb.  and  March,  1776. 

Ganzt,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  regt. ; 
pay  abstract  for  Nov.,  1775;  enlisted  Nov.  21  (also  given  Dec.  1),  1775;  also,  re- 
turn dated  Chelsea,  Dec.  2,  1775,  of  men  enlisted  bj'  Joseph  Edes,  Jr.,  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  in  Col.  Baldwin's  regt.  "  the  ensuing  campaign ;  "  also, 
Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  list  of  recruits 
for  the  new  establishment,  approved  by  Brig.  Gen.  W.  Heath  at  Camp  at  Cam- 
bridge, Dec.  30,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  of  men  who  enlisted  for 
1  year  from  Dec.  31,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  for  advance  pay, 
etc.,  for  Jan.,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  newly  enlisted  men  entitled 
to  8  shillings,  dated  Camp  New  York,  July  1,  1776. 

Garat,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Cowdry's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Garish's  (Gerrish's) 
regt.  of  guards ;  service  from  July  2,  to  July  16,  1778,  17  days,  at  Winter  Hill. 

Gardener,  Alexander,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Thomaa 
Marshall's  regt.;  engaged  May  28,  1776;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  6  mos.  10  days, 
travel  included. 

Gardener,  Castel  (also  given  Castle).  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Washington's 
(3d)  regt.  of  light  dragoons ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1777,  to  Dec.  13,  1779;  also,  account  rendered  against  the  United  States  for 
amounts  paid  by  the  Commonwealth  to  Maj.  Caleb  Gibbs  and  men  in  Col.  Wash- 
ington's guards,  and  others,  as  exhibited  by  committee  on  claims  in  behalf  of 
Massachusetts  against  the  United  States  Sept.  21,  1787. 

Gardener,  David.  Cooper ;  list  of  crew  of  the  sloop  "  Winthrop,"  endorsed  "  1783  " ; 
engaged  March  24  [year  not  given] . 

Gardener,  Jacob.  Matross,  Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Paul  Revere's  corps 
of  artillery ;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  8,  1780,  4  mos.  8  days.  Roll  dated 
Boston. 

Gardener,  Job,  Worthington.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780. 


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Gardener,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Plumer's  co. ;  service  from  July  6,  1779, 
to  Sept.  24,  1779,  2  mos.  18  days;  company  detached  from  Col.  William  Jones's 
regt.  for  service  under  Col.  Samuel  McCobb  on  expedition  against  Majorbagaduce. 

Gardener,  John.  Order  dated  Palmer,  May  25,  1782,  signed  by  said  Gardener  and 
others,  payable  to  Capt.  David  Speer  of  Palmer,  for  wages  for  3  mos.  service  in 
Capt.  Joseph  Brouning's  (Browning's)  co..  Col.  Mury's  (Murray's)  regt.,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  June  22,  1780. 

Gardener,  Jonathan,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Penniman's  co.,  Col. 
Francis's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp,  etc., 
sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  Nov.  29,  1776;  credited  with  allowance  for  1  day;  com- 
pany drafted  from  Hingham,  Braintree,  Dorchester,  Stoughtonham,  Milton,  and 
Stoughton. 

Gardener,  Thomas,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Coburn's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Bridge's  (27th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775; 
service,  1  mo.  4  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  26,  1775. 

Gardener,  Thomas,  "Watertown.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Edgell's  co..  Col.  John 
Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  July  3,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  1  day;  enlistment  to  expire 
Jan.  1,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  dated  Freetown,  Sept.  13, and 
Oct.  18,  1778. 

Gardener,  William,  Plympton.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

Garder,  Reuben.  Corporal,  Lieut.  Abner  Dwellee's  co.;  engaged  July  20,  1777;  dis- 
charged July  31,  1777;  service,  16  days,  travel  included,  on  an  expedition  to 
Manchester.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gardernar,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Jabez  West's  co. ;  enlisted  July  22, 1777 ;  discharged 
Dec.  13,  1777;  service,  4  mos.  20  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  for  expe- 
dition against  Nova  Scotia  and  continued  in  service  at  and  for  defence  of  Machias. 

Garderner,  William,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Penniman's  co..  Col. 
Francis's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  sworn 
to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  Nov.  29,  1776;  credited  with  allowance  for  1  day;  company 
drafted  from  Hingham,  Braintree,  Dorchester,  Stoughtonham,  Milton,  and 
Stoughton. 

Gardiner,  ,  Boston.    Corporal,  Capt.  Edward  Crafts's  co..  Col.  Henry  Knox's 

(Artillery)  regt.;  pay  roll  for  mileage  from  Fishkill  home,  dated  Fishkill,  Jan. 
10,  1777. 

Gardiner,  Abel.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  23, 
1780;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Middleborough  ;  marched  to  camp  July  23,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  John 
Williams. 

Gardiner,  Barnabas.  Petition  signed  by  Will  Powell  and  James  Bowdoin,  Jr.,  mer- 
chants, of  Boston,  owners  of  vessels  captured  by  the  enemy,  the  captains  of  which 
were  detained  on  board  the  prison-ship  at  New  York,  asking  that  measures  be 
taken  to  effect  the  exchange  of  said  Gardiner,  Captain  of  the  snow  "  Alexandria," 
captured  while  bound  from  Dartmouth  to  Virginia,  and  Capt.  Thomas  Flinn ; 
ordered  in  Council  June  3,  1777,  that  the  petition  be  granted  and  that  the  Com- 
missary of  Prisoners  be  directed  to  effect  the  exchange  of  certain  British  prisoners 
for  said  Gardiner  and  others ;  Capt.  Young  to  be  exchanged  for  said  Gardiner. 


256  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AKD   SAILORS 

Gardiner,  Benjamin,  Middleton.  Ensign,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt. ;  list  of  officers; 
ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  June  7,  1775,  that  commissions  be  delivered  said 
officers. 

Gardiner,  Caleb.  Prizemaster,  ship  "  General  Putnam,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Daniel  Waters ;  engaged  July  9  (also  given  Julj- 10),  1779 ;  service  to  Sept.  7, 1779, 
1  rao.  28  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gardiner,  Calvin,  Hanover.  List  of  men  mustered  between  April  9,  and  April  24, 
1777,  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co. ;  Capt.  Pope's  co..  Col. 
Shepard's  regt. ;  age,  22  yrs. ;  enlistment,  during  war.  [See  Calvin  Garnet  and 
Calvin  Garnett.] 

Gardiner,  Charles.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Daniel  Winchester's  (10th)  co.,  1st  Hamp- 
shire Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  b}'  the  several  companies 
of  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Charles  Pyncheon,  dated  Springfield,  May  21, 
1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  June  13,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  re- 
ported commissioned  June  13,  1776. 

Gardiner,  Edward,  Swanzey.  List  of  men  drafted  from  the  militia  of  Bristol  Co.  to 
march  to  Horse  Neck  under  command  of  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter  [year  not  given] , 
but  who  failed  to  join  regiment;  drafted  from  Swanzey ;  drafted  into  Capt.  Peleg 
Peck's  CO. 

Gardiner,  Francis.  Boy,  brig  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams; engaged  July  10,  1779;  service  to  Sept.  6,  1779,  1  mo.  28  days;  stature, 
5  ft.  IJ  in.;  nationality,  American.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gardiner,  Henry.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Samuel  Flower's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's 
(3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan. -June,  1780;  enlisted  Jan.  (also  given  June)  1, 
1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  discharged  Jan.  (also  given  June)  1,1780. 
[See  Andrew  Gardner.] 

Gardiner,  Ishmael.  Private,  Capt.  William  Douglas's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777  ;  discharged  Aug.  20, 1777  ;  service, 
7  days,  at  Bennington.    Roll  endorsed  "  service  at  Manchester." 

Gardiner,  James.  List  of  6  months  men  received  of  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent 
for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  terra  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen. 
John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  17,  1780;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  com- 
plexion, light;  engaged  for  town  of  Woburn;  marched  to  camp  July  17,  1780, 
under  command  of  Capt.  Abner  Howard. 

Gardiner,  Jesse,  Hingham.  List  of  men  drafted  from  militia  to  march  to  Horse 
Neck  under  command  of  Col.  Mcintosh  [year  not  given],  but  who  failed  to  join 
regiment;  drafted  from  Hingham;  drafted  into  Capt.  Cushing's  co. 

Gardiner,  Job.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  14, 
1780;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Worthington ;  marched  to  camp  July  14, 1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Hancock. 

Gardiner,  John,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Paterson's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  4 
days. 

Gardiner,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.,  Maj.  Goodwin's  detachment 
from  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;  entered  service  July  29,  1778;  service  to 
Sept.  -,  1778,  1  mo.  11  days,  at  Boston;  company  drafted  to  serve  for  6  weeks 
from  July  29,  1778. 


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Gardiner,  Joseph,  Stockbridge.  List  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and 
June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co.;  Capt.  Chad- 
wick's  CO.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war. 

Gardiner,  Joshua.  Drummer,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.,  Maj.  Goodwin's  detach- 
ment from  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ;  entered  service  July  29,  1778 ;  service 
to  Sept.  -,  1778,  1  mo.  11  days,  at  Boston ;  company  drafted  to  serve  for  6  weeks 
from  July  29,  1778. 

Gakdiner,  Levi.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow,  at  Springfield,  Oct.  26, 1780 ; 
age,  23  yrs.;  stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Hingham; 
arrived  at  Springfield  Oct.  5,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  Oct.  26,  1780,  under  com- 
mand of  Lieut.  Cary. 

Gardiner,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Charles  Smith's  co. ;  enlisted  Sept.  12,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice to  Nov.  1, 1775, 1  mo.  22  days  ;  reported  as  having  taken  the  place  of  Thomas 
Robinson ;  company  raised  in  Ipswich  for  defence  of  seacoast  in  Essex  Co. 

Gardiner,  Robert,  Jr.,  Hingham.  List  of  men  drafted  from  militia  to  march  to 
Horse  Neck  under  command  of  Col.  Mcintosh  [year  not  given] ,  but  who  failed 
to  join  regiment;  drafted  from  Hingham;  drafted  into  Capt.  Cushing's  co. 

Gardiner,  Samuel.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9, 1779,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Tisdale,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  23, 
1779;  Capt.  Wilbore's  co.,  Col.  Mitchel's  regt.;  age,  47  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  i  in.; 
complexion,  dark ;  engaged  for  town  of  Taunton. 

Gardiner,  Thomas.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  El}',  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Cooper,  at 
Springfield,  July  19,  1779;  Capt.  Sterns's  co..  Col.  Sterns's  regt.;  age,  18  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  7^  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Watertown. 

Gardiner,  Timothy.  Prizemaster,  ship  "  General  Putnam,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Daniel  Waters ;  engaged  July  10,  1779 ;  service  to  Sept.  7, 1779,  1  mo.  27  days,  on 
Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gardiner,  Townsend  Smith.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  G«n.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  14,  1780;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for 
town  of  Worthington ;  marched  to  camp  July  14,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
Hancock. 

Gardiner,  William.  Capt.  Flower's  co. ;  entered  service  Aug.  23,  1779 ;  discharged 
May  23,  1780;  term,  9  months;  a^so,  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Flower's  co..  Col. 
John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1779,  dated  Camp  Bedford;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779,  dated  Camp  near  Peekskill ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779,  dated  Continental  Village ; 
enlisted  Aug.  23, 1779 ;  discharged  Jan.  1, 1780 ;  enlistment,  5  months ;  also,  (late) 
Capt.  Flower's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-June,  1780. 

Gardiner,  William.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  10, 
1780 ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Plympton ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  9,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  10,  1780, 
under  command  of  Capt.  Daniel  Shay. 


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Gardner, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gardener,  Garder,  Garder- 

nar,  Garderner,  Gardiner,  Gardnier,  Gardner,  Garndner,  Garner,  Garnet,  Garnett, 
Gendner,  Gerdner,  Gerner,  Gordner,  Guardner.] 

Gardner, .    Quarter  Master,  corps  of  artillery ;  general  order  dated  Headquarters, 

Ticonderoga,  Sept.*20,  1776,  taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's  Orderly  Book;  reported 
advanced. 

Gardner,  Aaron,  Sherburne.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin  BuUard's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Peirce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
5  days ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin  BuUard's  co. ;  return  showing  officers 
to  be  commissioned  in  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt. ;  recommended  in  Committee 
of  Safety  June  17,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  also,  Lieutenant, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  April  24,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  9  days ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return 
dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  Captain,  1st  co.,  5th  Middlesex  Co.  regt. 
of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  March  27,  1776;  also.  Captain, 
6th  CO.,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  of  a  regiment  drafted  from 
Middlesex  Co.  militia  and  ordered  to  march  to  Horse  Neck  by  Bi'ig.  Oliver 
Prescott  Sept.  26,  1776;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.;  pay  roll  of 
officers  for  rations ;  engaged  Sept.  26,  1776 ;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776 ;  service, 
62  days,  travel  included;  order  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  19,  1776,  signed  by  Col. 
Eleazer  Brooks  for  payment  of  amount  of  roll ;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot 
by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  May  1,  1779;  said  Gardner  chosen  1st 
Major,  5th  Middlesex  Co.  regt. ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  May  1, 
1779;  reported  commissioned  May  1,  1779. 

Gardner,  Abel,  Abington.  Descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20, 1782 ;  Capt.  Zebulon  King's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  18  (also  given  19)  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  6  (also  given  5  ft.  7)  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  hair,  light  (also  given  brown) ; 
occupation,  blacksmith;  birthplace,  Hingham;  residence,  Abington;  enlisted  for 
town  of  Abington ;  enlisted  July  13, 1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
King's  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781 ;  also, 
muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Jan.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts ;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Feb.,  1782,  dated  Hutts  and  sworn  to  at  West  Point;  also,  5th  co. ;  orders  dated 
Oct.  28,  and  Dec.  25,  1783,  for  wages  for  May-Dec.  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in 
a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

Gardner,  Abel,  Middleborough.  Return  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster 
Master  for  Plymouth  Co.,  to  serve  in  Col.  Jacobs's  regt.,  dated  June  8,  1778 ;  en- 
listed by  Capt.  Lemuel  Wood ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Fuller's  co..  Col.  John 
Jacobs's  regt. ;  enlisted  April  26,  1778;  discharged  Oct.  15,  1778;  service,  5  mos. 
21  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Gardner,  Abel,  Middleborough.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  Private;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the 
town  of  Middleborough  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched 
to  camp  July  18,  1780 ;  discharged  Jan.  22,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  16  days,  travel 
included ;  also,  Capt.  Rufus  Lincoln's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  July  23,  1780;  discharged 
Jan.  23, 1781. 

Gardner,  Abel,  Salem.  Boy,  ship  "  Rhodes,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Nehemiah  Buf- 
finton;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  Aug.  14,  1780;  age,  17  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem. 

Gardner,  Abner.  Drummer,  Capt.  Jacob  Pool's  co..  Col.  Jacobs's  (Plymouth  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  21,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  13  days, 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 


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Gardner,  Adenton.  Private,  Capt.  Staples  Chamberlin's  co.,  Col.  Dean's  regt. ;  en- 
listed March  7, 1781 ;  discharged  March  1-1, 1781 ;  service,  11  days,  travel  included ; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock. 
Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.  and  endorsed  "  40  days  service." 

Gardner,  Alexander.  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  Newport,  R.  I.,  in  the  prison-ship 
"Lord  Sandwich  "  and  landed  at  Bristol  March  7,  1778. 

Gardner,  Alexander.  List  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for 
Plymouth  Co.,  to  serve  in  Col.  Robinson's  regt.  until  Jan.  1,  1778,  dated  July  26, 
1777 ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Cole ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Cole's  co..  Col.  Robin- 
son's regt. ;  enlisted  July  12,  1777  ;  service,  5  mos.  19  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll 
sworn  to  in  Plymouth  Co.;  also,  Capt.  James  Harlow's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's 
regt. ;  enlisted  June  5, 1778 ;  service,  8  mos.  8  days ;  company  raised  for  8  months 
to  guard  the  passage  of  North  River ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  order 
for  wages,  payable  to  Perez  Howland,  dated  Plympton,  April  20,  1779. 

Gardner,  Amos,  Goffstown.  Private,  Capt.  James  Perry's  co.,  Col.  Sargent's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  12,  1775;  enlisted  July  4,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  11  days; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  21, 
1775. 

Gardner,  Andrew,  Boston  (also  given  Wilmington).  List  of  men  mustered  by 
Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  June  8,  1777; 
Capt.  Colton's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  also,  receipt  dated  Boston,  June  1,  1777, 
signed  by  said  Gardner,  given  to  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford,  Jr.,  of  Wilmington, 
for  bounty  for  enlisting  into  Capt.  Cotton's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  battalion,  to  the 
credit  of  the  town  of  Wilmington  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Samuel  Flower's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  ac- 
counts for  service  from  June  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  residence,  Boston  ;  credited 
to  towns  of  Wilmington  and  Boston  ;  also,  Capt.  Flower's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 
(2d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan. -Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaiclv's  Island  and  sworn 
to  at  Camp  near  Stillwater ;  enlisted  June  1, 1777 ;  also,  muster  roll  dated  Albany, 
Nov.  10,  1777 ;  reported  sick  in  quarters ;  also,  muster  roll  dated  Albany,  Jan.  2, 
1778;  reported  sick  in  general  hospital;  also,  muster  roll  dated  Albany,  Feb.  4, 
1778 ;  reported  deserted ;  also,  muster  rolls  dated  White  Plains,  July  20,  and  Aug. 
5,  1778;  enlisted  Jan.  1  (also  given  Jan.  7),  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  also, 
muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1778,  dated  White  Plains;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1778, 
dated  Frederick sburgh ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778,  dated  Camp  Roxbury; 
also,  muster  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778-Jan.,  1779,  dated  Camp  Continental  Village ;  also, 
muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Quarters  near  Croten  River;  also,  muster  roll 
for  March,  1779,  dated  Quarters  near  Croten  Bridge ;  also,  muster  roll  for  April, 
1779,  dated  "  Crompond ;"  also,  muster  roll  for  May,  1779,  dated  Camp  High- 
lands; also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1779,  dated  Constitution  Island;  also,  muster 
rolls  for  July  and  Aug.,  1779,  dated  Camp  Highlands;  reported  sick  in  camp; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Camp  Bedford;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Oct.,  1779,  dated  Camp  near  Peekskill ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779, 
dated  Continental  Village ;  reported  on  duty  at  Verplanck's  Point ;  also.  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  June  1, 1780 ;  reported 
discharged  June  1,  1780. 

Gardner,  Andrew,  Montague.  Capt.  Pcobert  Oliver's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's 
(24th)  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  dated  Charlestown,  June  27,  1775,  signed 
by  said  Gardner  and  others  ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days;  also,  company  return 
dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Dec.  23,  1775. 

Gardner,  Andrew,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Whiting's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  12,  1775;  service, 


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Gardner,  Andrew,  continued. 

2  mos.  25  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  22,  1775. 

Gardner,  Andrew.  List  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  picket  guard  under  Maj. 
Baldwin,  dated  May  23, 1775;  said  Gardner  detailed  under  Capt.  Jonas  Hubbard. 

Gardner,  Andrew.  Drummer,  Capt.  Abner  Cranston's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27, 1776 ;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1776. 

Gardner,  Andrew.  Council  warrant  dated  Feb.  10,  1777,  in  favor  of  said  Gardner, 
for  wages  for  service  under  John  Manley,  Esq. 

Gardner,  Andrew.  Bombardier,  Capt.  David  Bradlee's  (9th)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from  time  of  enlistment  to  Oct.  1,  1777,  4  mos. 
6  days ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled 
to  a  bounty  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12, 1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  who 
received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months. 

Gardner,  Andrew.  Seaman  (probably),  brigantine  "Nantz,"  Capt.  Joseph  Chap- 
man, Master,  employed  by  the  Board  of  War  for  voyage  from  Boston  to  France 
and  return;  entered  service  Dec.  1,  1777;  wages  made  up  to  Jan.  16,  1778,  for 
time  employed  previous  to  sailing  from  Boston. 

Gardner,  Andrew.  Petition  dated  Boston,  Oct.  15, 1776,  signed  by  Joseph  Peirce  and 
Nehemiah  Somes,  in  behalf  of  themselves  and  others,  asking  that  said  Gardner  be 
commissioned  as  commander  of  the  schooner  "  Active  "  (privateer)  ;  ordered  in 
Council  Oct.  15,  1776,  that  a  commission  be  issued ;  also.  Council  order  dated 
April  26,  1777,  permitting  officers  and  men  of  certain  armed  vessels  to  do  neces- 
sary work  upon  Sunday,  April  27, 1777,  in  order  to  fit  said  vessels  for  sea ;  reported 
Captain  of  the  schooner  "Active;"  also,  Captain,  schooner  "Active;"  payroll 
for  wages  for  1  month,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  6,  1778. 

Gardner,  Andrew,  Jr.  Clerk,  schooner  "Active,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Andrew 
Gardner;  pay  roll  for  wages  for  1  month,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  6,  1778. 

Gardner,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Slocum's  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich ; 
enlistment,  during  war ;  also,  Capt.  E.  Lewis's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Green's  battalion; 
muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779,  dated  Newport. 

Gardner,  Bela,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Crooker's  co..  Brig.  Gen.  John 
Thomas's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;   service, 

3  mos.  5  daj's ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  9,  1775. 

Gardner,  Bela.  Gunner,  Capt.  William  Todd's  (6th)  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery) 
regt. ;  service  from  time  of  enlistment  to  Oct.  1,  1777,  4  mos.  21  days ;  also,  state- 
ment dated  Boston,  Sept.  22,  1777,  signed  by  said  Gardner  and  others  in  Col. 
Crafts's  regt.,  declaring  their  refusal  to  leave  Boston  unless  their  bounty  or  wages 
or  both  were  made  equivalent  to  those  allowed  the  soldiers  of  the  Continental 
train  of  artillery ;  also,  petition  addressed  to  Col.  Crafts,  dated  Camp  at  Boston, 
Sept.  25, 1777,  asking  for  release  of  Sergeants  of  the  regiment  confined  for  mutiny ; 
also,  Capt.  Todd's  (6th)  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to 
a  bounty  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12, 1778 ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Edes's  co..  Col.  Crafts's 
regt. ;  list  of  men  who  received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8 
months. 

Gardner,  Bela.  Matross,  Capt.  Warner's  co..  Col.  Revere's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  8,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  (late)  Capt. 
Jonathan  Warner's  (3d)  co.,  (late)  Col.  Paul  Revere's  corps  of  artillery ;  service 
from  Jan.  \,  1780,  to  May  8,  1780,  4  mos.  8  days. 


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Gardner,  Benjamin,  Brookline.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  White's  (Brookline)  co.,  Col. 
William  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  oa  the  alarm  of  April  19,  177-i;  service  to 
Mav  12,  1775,  23  days ;  also,  return  of  men  drafted  from  companies  commanded 
by  Capts.  Gore,  Mayo,  White,  and  May,  who  served  at  Nantasket  in  June,  1776, 
under  Lieut.  James  Morton  driving  ships  from  Boston  harbor ;  service,  3  days. 

Gardner,  Benjamin,  HoUiston.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  HoUiston;  engaged  for  town  of  HoUiston. 

Gardner,  Benjamin  (also  given  Jr.),  Marblehead.  Capt.  Thomas  Grant's  (3d)  co.. 
Col.  John  Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gardner 
and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  Jnne  27, 1775 ;  also,  2d  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  19,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  18  days; 
also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Gardner,   Benjamin.  Marblehead.     Fifer,  Capt.  Samuel  Russell  Trevett's  co.,  Col. 
Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roU  dated  June  21,  1775;  enUsted 
May  8,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  16  days;   also,  Capt.  WUliara  Blackler's  (6th)  co.. 
Col.  John  Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gardner 
and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775;   also,  Fifer,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enUsted  June  26,  1775;   service,  1  mo.  8  days; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;   company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  9,  1775;   also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp 
at  Cambridge,  Dec.  20, 1775;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Zadok  BufQnton's  co.,  Col.  Samuel 
Johnson's  regt.;  engaged  Aug.  15,  1777  ;  service  to  Nov.  30, 1777,  3  mos.  16  days, 
in  Northern  department;   company  discharged  at  Cambridge;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Salem. 
Gardner,  Benjamin,  Middleton.     Sergeant,  Capt.  Asa  Prince's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;   service,  2  days ;   also,  Ensign, 
Capt.  Enoch  Putnam's  co.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's  regt.;  muster  roU  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  engaged  AprU  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  Capt.  Putnam's 
CO.,  Col.  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson; 
company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  reported  as  serving  22  mos.  19  days  as  Lieutenant,  13  mos.  11  days  as  Cap- 
tain; also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Daniel  Shays's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.; 
return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778;  residence,  Middleton;  also.  Col.  Putnam's 
regt.;  returns  of  officers  for  clothing  dated  Boston,  June  17,  and  Nov.  24,  1778; 
also.  Captain,  5th  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  settlements  of  rank  of  Continental  officers, 
dated  West  Point,  made  by  a  Board  held  for  that  purpose  and  confirmed  by  Con- 
gress Sept.  6, 1779;  commissioned  Nov.  11, 1778;  a^w.  Captain  Lieutenant ;  return 
made  by  Lieut.  Col.  NewhaU  and  filed  Sept.  23,  1779,  of  officers  of  Col.  Putnam's 
(5th)  regt.;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Oct.  18,  1780. 

Gardner,  Benjamin.     Capt.  Francis  Felton's   (Marblehead)   co. ;   company  receipt 

given  to  Daniel  Hopkins  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  dated  Marblehead,  Sept. 

26,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.;  enlisted  July  14,  1775;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1775, 

6  mos.  1  day,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 
Gardner,  Benjamin.     Company  receipt  dated  North  Kingston,  Jan.  6,  1777,  given  to 

Capt.  Samuel  Thomos,  for  wages  in  full  to  date,  due  said  Gardner  and  others. 

Gardner,  Benjamin.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  25,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also,  Matross, Capt. 
William  TreadweU's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  7,  1777,  to  Nov.  7,  1777 ;  reported  died  Nov. 
7,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.-Dec,  1777;  enlistment,  3 
years ;  reported  sick  at  Mendon  hospital. 


262  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Gardner,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hicks's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  (2d 
Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  4,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  5 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Dartmouth. 

Gardner,  Benjamin.  Seaman,  ship  "  General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Wait  Babcock ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  at  Boston,  Sept.  9, 
1780;  age,  22yrs.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Gardner,  Benjamin.  Corporal,  Capt.  Moses  Bullard's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's 
(Suffolk  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  26,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3 
mos.  8  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gardner,  Caleb,  Brookline.  Corporal,  Capt.  Thomas  White's  (Brookline)  co..  Col. 
William  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7 
days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt.  Timothj'  Corey's  co..  Col. 
Gerrish's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gardner  and  others,  dated 
June  12, 1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Corey's  (7th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi 
Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted 
April  26,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  7  days ;  also,  Capt.  Corey's  co. ;  return  of  casual- 
ties in  the  several  companies  of  the  38th  regt.  made  by  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi 
Baldwin,  dated  Chelsea,  Sept.  -,  1775 ;  said  Gardner  reported  sick  but  present ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Corey's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. ;  company  return 
dated  Sewall's  Point,  Sept.  27,  1775,  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point,  Dec.  30, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph 
Pettengill's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  Feb.  and 
March,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New  York. 

Gardner,  Caleb,  Sherburne.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bullard's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  2  days  ;  also,  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gardner,  Caleb.  Memorandum  of  firelocks  received  of  sundry  officers  and  soldiers ; 
date  of  delivery  Jan.  1,  1776. 

Gardner,  Caleb.  Corporal,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co.,  Maj.  Eliphalet  Gary's  regt.; 
marched  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  11  days;  company 
marched  from  Abington  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  July  30,  1780,  on  an  alarm. 

Gardner,  Caleb.  Prizemaster,  State  sloop  "  Winthrop,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Little ;  engaged  Dec.  1, 1782 ;  discharged  March  17,  1783 ;  service,  3  mos.  17  days. 

Gardner,  Calvin,  Passamaquoddy.  List  dated  Boston,  Jan.  28, 1803,  returned  by  John 
Avery,  Secretary,  and  J.  Jackson,  Treasurer,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  into  the 
Continental  Army  and  actually  served  3  years  and  were  accordingly  entitled  to 
gratuities  under  resolves  of  March  4,  1801,  and  June  19,  1801;  4th  Mass.  regt. 
[See  Calvin  Garnet  and  Calvin  Gamett.] 

Gardner,  Castle,  Hingham.  Return  of  men  enlisted  into  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Benjamin  Lapham's  and  Capt.  Peter  Cushing's  cos.,  sworn  to  at  Hingham, 
Feb.  17, 1778 ;  residence,  Hingham ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Hingham ;  joined  "  Gen. 
Washington's  light  horse;  "  enlistment,  3  years. 

Gardner,  Charles,  Hingham.  Descriptive  list  of  men  belonging  to  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  Capt.  King's  co. ;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  4  ft.  8  in.;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  brown;  occupation,  cordwainer;  residence,  Hingham;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Boston ;  engaged  March  10, 1781 ;  terra,  during  war ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  discharged  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  discharged  June 
8,  1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of  enlistment  having  expired.  [See  Charles 
Garner.] 


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Gardner,  Charles,  Monson.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  (Monson)  co.,  which 
marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge; 
left  Cambridge  April  27,  1775 ;  service,  10  days. 

Gardner,  Charles,  South  Brimfield.  Private,  Capt.  Anthony  Needham's  (South 
Brimfield)  co.,  which  marched  April  20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775,  to  Cambridge ;  left  Cambridge  April  27, 1775 ;  service,  11  days,  travel  included. 

Gardner,  Charles.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Aaron  Charles's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy 
Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at 
Ticonderoga,  Feb.  24,  1777 ;  entered  service  Dec.  25,  1776 ;  engagement  to  expire 
March  25,  1777. 

Gardner,  Christopher.  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  Newport,  R.  I.,  in  the  prison-ship 
"Lord  Sandwich"  and  landed  at  Bristol  March  7,  1778;  said  Gardner  reported 
Captain  of  a  merchantman. 

Gardner,  Christopher.  Seaman,  ship  "General  MifQin,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
George  Wait  Babcock ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  at  Boston, 
Sept.  9,  1780;  age,  19  yrs. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Gardner,  Coas,  Gloucester.  1st  Lieutenant,  schooner  "Warren,"  commanded  by 
Capt.  William  Coas ;  petition  dated  Aug.  2,  1776,  signed  by  John  Winthrop,  Jr., 
of  Boston,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  others,  of  Boston  and  Gloucester,  owners  of 
the  "  Warren"  (privateer),  asking  that  William  Coas  be  commissioned  as  com- 
mander of  the  "  Warren; "  ordered  in  Council  Aug.  2,  1776,  that  a  commission 
be  issued ;  also,  petition  dated  Cape  Ann,  Aug.  3,  1778,  signed  by  John  Low,  Jr., 
in  behalf  of  Winthrop  Sergant,  Joseph  Allen,  and  others,  of  Cape  Ann,  asking  that 
said  Gardner  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  schooner  "  Hawk  "  (priva- 
teer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Aug.  4,  1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gardner,  Cuff.  Fifer,  Capt.  John  Holden's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp  East  Greenwich ; 
reported  enlisted  for  the  war. 

Gardner,  Daniel,  Pembroke.  Matross,  Capt.  Daniel  Lothrop's  (7th)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  enlisted  May  26,  1776 ;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos. 
3  days,  travel  included ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  advance  pay, 
travel  allowance,  etc.,  dated  Boston,  June  3,  1776 ;  also,  Gunner,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1776,  to  Feb.  1,  1777,  3  mos.;  reported  as  serving  1 
mo.  in  Colony  service,  2  mos.  in  Continental  service;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  date  of  discharge,  May  7,  1777,  3  mos.  7  days. 

Gardner,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  M.  Ulmer's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ; 
service  from  July  8,  1779,  to  Sept.  24,  1779,  2  mos.  16  days,  on  Penobscot  expedi- 
tion; also,  Lieut.  Alexander  Kelloch's  co. ;  service  between  Nov.  13,  1779,  and 
Feb.  13,  1780,  2  mos. ;  company  detached  from  Col.  Wheaton's  and  Col.  Jones's 
regts.  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Cushing  to  protect  the  eastern  part  of  Lincoln  Co., 
and  stationed  at  Camden  and  St.  Georges. 

Gardner,  David,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Jotham  Loring's  co.,  commanded  by  Capt. 
Charles  Cushing  subsequent  to  June  22,  1775,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  19  days;  also,  Capt. 
Charles  Cushing's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5, 1775 ; 
reported  discharged  May  14,  1775;  also,  Capt.  James  Lincoln's  (Independent)  co. 
stationed  at  Hingham;  enlisted  March  1,  1776;  service,  1  mo.  8  days;  also,  (late) 
Capt.  Elias  Whiton's  co.  of  guards.  Col.  Symms's  regt.;  enlisted  March  9,  1778; 
discharged  April  28,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  20  days,  at  Boston;  also,  Capt.  Joseph 
Baxter's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.,  Gen.  Lovel's  brigade;  enlisted  Aug.  5,  1778; 
discharged  Sept.  14,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  13  days,  travel  included;  company 
marched  on  an  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  and  was  discharged  60  miles  from 
home ;  roll  dated  Braintree. 


264  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND  SAILORS 

Gardner,  David.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt. ;  service  with 
detachment  commanded  by  Maj.  Andrew  Symmes  drafted  for  5  weelis  to  guard 
stores  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  and  about  Boston,  by  order  of  Council  of  May 
12,  1777. 

Gardner,  David.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suf- 
folk Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  24,  1778;  Capt.  Scott's  co..  Col.  Henley's  battalion. 

Gardner,  David.  Seaman,  State  brig  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster 
Williams ;  engaged  July  1, 1778 ;  discharged  Oct.  16, 1778 ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days. 

Gardner,  David.  Seaman,  ship  "  General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Wait  Babcock;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  at  Boston,  Sept.  9, 
1780;  age,  19  yrs. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Gardner,  David.  Carpenter's  Mate,  ship  "Mars,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon 
Samson;  engaged  July  15,  1780;  discharged  March  12,  1781;  service,  7  mos. 
27  days ;  reported  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  brig  "  Tryall "  if  made  a  prize ; 
roll  dated  Boston;  also,  Carpenter,  ship  "Mars,"  commanded  by  Capt.  James 
Nivens ;  engaged  April  10, 1781 ;  discharged  June  12, 1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  2  days ; 
roll  dated  Boston. 

Gardner,  David,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Pyam  Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Solomon  Lovell's  regt. ; 
service,  4  days ;  company  assembled  at  Dorchester,  March  4,  1776;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  service  between  March  11  and  March  29,  1776,  4  days;  company 
assembled  to  guard  the  shores ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  com- 
pany assembled  at  Hull  two  diflFerent  times  in  June,  1776. 

Gardner,  Eben  (al-so  given  Ebenezer).  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co.,  Col. 
Benjamin  Foster's  regt. ;  service  between  Dec.  4,  1778,  and  Jan.  4,  1779,  2  days, 
atMachias;  aJso,  Lieut.  John  Scott's  detachment,  6th  Lincoln  Co.  regt.;  service 
between  Aug.  31,  1779,  and  Nov.  20,  1779,  14  days,  at  Machias ;  roll  endorsed 
"  service  at  Penobscot." 

Gardner,  E'd,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  N.  Nelson's  co..  Col.  Aaron  Wil- 
lard's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  home  to  Skeensborough,  via 
No.  4  or  Charlestown,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  -,  1777.     [See  John  Gardner.] 

Gardner,  Elijah,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Dike's 
regt. ;  service  from  Dec.  13,  1776,  to  March  1,  1777;  also,  return  of  men  enlisted 
into  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Benjamin  Lapham's  and  Capt.  Peter  Cush- 
ing's cos.,  sworn  to  at  Hingham, Feb.  17, 1778;  residence,  Hingham;  enlisted  for 
town  of  Hingham;  joined  Capt.  Bryant's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  enlistment, 
3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30, 1777 ;  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Henry 
Burbecli's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  March  14, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  David  Briant's  co., 
Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  11  (also  given  March  12),  1777;  service  to  July 
31,  1777,4  mos.  20  days;  aZso,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and 
Sept.,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Henry  Burbeck's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for 
Oct.-Dec,  1777;  also,  certificate  dated  Boston,  Dec.  28,  1779,  signed  by  John 
Popkin,  Lieutenant  Colonel  of  the  artillery ,  stating  that  said  Gardner,  a  Bombardier 
in  Capt.  Burbeck's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.,  was  in  camp  before  Aug.,  1777;  also, 
Bombardier,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  New  Windsor,  Jan.  11, 
1781 ;  Capt.  Henry  Burbeck's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt. ;  age,  25  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  rank.  Gunner;  enlisted  Nov.  1,  1779  by 
Sergt.  White ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  deserted  July  24,  1780 ;  also  re- 
ported re-enlisted. 

Gardner,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Weblier's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Wil- 
liams's regt. ;  enlisted  Dec.  17,  1776 ;  discharged  March  20,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos. 


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Gardner,  Elijah,  continued. 

14  days,  travel  included,  at  the  Northwaixl;  roll  sworn  to  at  Chesterfield  and  en- 
dorsed "Maj.  Clap's  regt. ;"  «/.so,  Lieut.  Constant  Webster's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug. 
15,  discharged  Aug.  23  [year  not  given,  probably  1777]  ;  service,  12  days,  travel 
included  ;  company  marched  from  Worthington  on  an  expedition  to  Bennington 
to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Stark;  company  reported  to  have  returned  home, 
via  Northampton,  conducting  prisoners  from  Bennington ;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer 
Webber's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  20,  1777  ;  discharged  Oct.  14, 
1777 ;  service,  29  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Stillwater. 

Gardner,  Elisha,  Brookline.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  White's  (Brookline)  co.,  Col. 
William  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to 
May  12,  1775,  10  days. 

Gardner,  Ezekiel,  Worthington.  Fifer,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Webber's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775  ;  service 
to  April  27,  1775,  6  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer 
Webber's  (9th)  co..  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days;  also,  company  return 
dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  boimty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Camp  at  Dorchester,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Gardner,  Ezekiel.  Corporal,  Col.  Revere's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  May  8, 1777,  to  March  20,  1779 ;  also,  Capt.  William  Todd's  (6th) 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from  time  of  enlistment  to 
Oct.  1,  1777,  4  mos.  23  days;  also,  statement  dated  Boston,  Sept.  22,  1777,  signed 
by  said  Gardner  and  others  in  Col.  Crafts's  regt.,  declaring  their  refusal  to  leave 
Boston  unless  their  bounty  or  wages,  or  both,  were  made  equivalent  to  those 
allowed  the  soldiers  of  the  Continental  train  of  artillery ;  also,  petition  addressed 
to  Col.  Crafts,  dated  Camp  at  Boston,  Sept.  25,  1777,  asking  for  release  of  Ser- 
geants of  the  regiment  confined  for  mutiny;  also,  Capt.  Todd's  co.,  Col.  Crafts's 
regt.;  list  of  men  entitled  to  a  bounty  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12,  1778;  also,  Capt. 
Jonathan  Edes's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  received  bounty  from 
April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30, 1777,  8 months;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's 
CO.,  Maj.  Heath's  detachment  of  guards;  enlisted  July  20,  1779;  discharged  Oct. 
1,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  12  days,  at  and  about  Boston. 

Gardner,  Ezekiel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battelle's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel 
Pierce's  regt.;  engaged  May  14,  1779;  discharged  July  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  21 
days,  travel  included,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 

Gardner,  Ezra,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Jothara  Loring's  co.,  commanded  by  Capt. 
Charles  Cushing  subsequent  to  June  22,  1775,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service^_  3  mos.  12  days;  also, 
Capt.  Charles  Cushing's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5, 
1775;  also,  Capt.  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  18,  1775 ;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  James  Lincoln's  (Independent)  co.  stationed  at  Hingham;  enlisted  March 
1,  1776;  service,  1  mo.  8  days;  also,  Capt.  Pyam  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Lovell's 
regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  assembled  at  Hull  two  different  times  in  June, 
1776;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's 
(Suffolk  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  22,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1780;  service,  3 
mos.  11  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gardner,  George.  Private,  Capt.  Pyam  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Lovell's  regt.;  service,  2 
days ;  company  assembled  at  Hull  two  diflFerent  times  in  June,  1776. 

Gardner,  George.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
SuflFolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777;  Col.  Ebenezer  Stevens's  battalion  of 
artillery. 


266  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gaiidxer,  George.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thorn,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead  Sept.  14, 1780;  stature, 
5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  dark. 

Gardner,  George.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Woodbridge's  co..  Col.  Brown's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  21,  1777;  service,  14  days; 
company  formed  part  of  detachment  under  Maj.  Caleb  Hide  which  marched  from 
Stockbridge  on  the  evacuation  of  Ticonderoga;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  William 
Francis's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  detachment  of  militia;  entered  service  July  22, 
1777;  discharged  Aug.  13,  1777;  service,  23  days,  in  Northern  department;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co.,  Col.  David  Rosseter's  regt.,  Gen.  John  Fellows's 
brigade;  enlisted  Oct.  13,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  20,  1781 ;  service,  11  days,  travel 
included,  with  militia  sent  as  reinforcements  to  army  under  Gen.  Stark  at  Still- 
water on  an  alarm. 

Gardner,  Grindal.  List  of  prisoners  brought  in  the  first  cartel  from  Rhode  Island,  as 
returned  by  John  Ayres,  dated  Providence,  Jan.  18,  1777. 

Gardner,  Henry.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated 
Feb.  15,  1776;  said  Gardner  chosen  Colonel,  4th  Middlesex  Co.  regt.;  appoint- 
ment concurred  in  by  Council,  Feb.  15,  1776;  reported  declined  to  serve  and 
Ezekiel  Howe  chosen  in  his  place  May  10,  1776. 

Gardner,  Hercules.  Private,  Capt.  John  S.  Dexter's  (4th)  co..  Col.  Christopher 
Greene's  (1st  Rhode  Island)  battalion ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  East 
Greenwich;  enlisted  March  5,  1778;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gardner,  Isaac,  Brookline.  Fifer,  Capt.  Thomas  White's  (Brookline)  co.,  Col.  Wil- 
liam Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
4  days. 

Gardner,  Isaac,  Hancock.  Private,  4th  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  25,  1779,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Marshall's  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  residence,  Hancock;  also,  descriptive 
list  made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1776,  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's 
(4th)  CO.,  Col.  Marshall's  (10th)  regt. ;  age,  23}'rs.  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  light  (also  given  brown) ;  occupation,  mariner;  birthplace,  Newport, 
R.  I. ;  rank,  Private ;  enlisted  Sept.  25,  1779,  by  Capt.  Marshall ;  also.  Private, 
Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  24  mos. 

Gardner,  Isaac,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  James  Lincoln's  (Independent)  co.  sta- 
tioned at  Hingham ;  enlisted  May  29, 1775 ;  service  to  Jan.  1, 1776, 5  mos.,  9  weeks, 
1  day ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Hearsey's  co.,  Col.  Lovil's  regt. ;  service,  4  days ; 
company  marched  to  Dorchester  March  4, 1776 ;  also,  Private,  in  a  company  com- 
manded by  1st  Lieut.  Heman  Lincoln,  Col.  Lovil's  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company 
marched  to  Hull  June  14,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Heman  Lincoln's  co..  Col.  Lovel's 
regt.;  service,  4  days;  company  marched  to  Hull  Dec.  14,  1776;  also,  Capt. 
Peter  Cushing's  co..  Col.  David  Cushing's  regt. ;  service,  6  days ;  company 
assembled  at  Hull  Feb.  27,  1778,  under  command  of  Maj.  Thomas  Lothrop;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780; 
engaged  Jan.  18,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hingham  ;  also,  list  of  men  engaged 
to  serve  in  the  army,  showing  bounty  allowed  by  classes,  as  returned  by  Select- 
men of  Hingham,  dated  Hingham,  June  18,  1781 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Noah 
Allen's  CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Camp 
near  Dobbs's  Ferry;  enlisted  Jan.  18  (also  given  Jan.  13),  1781;  enlistment, 
3  years  ;  reported  a  servant  to  Gen.  Lincoln ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept., 
1781,  dated  Camp  at  Peekskill ;  reported  a  servant  to  Gen.  Lincoln;  also,  muster 
rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  Jan.  March,  1782,  dated  Quarters  at  York  Hutts; 
reported  a  servant  to  Gen.  Lincoln. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  267 

•Gardner,  Isaac.  Corporal,  Capt.  Lemuel  May's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  joined 
March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  14  days,  at  Roxbury  Lines. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Roxburj^. 

Oardner,  Israel,  Swanzey.  Private,  Capt.  Peleg  Peck's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  4,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  6  days,  on  an 
alarm  at  Tiverton,  R.  I.;  by  order  of  Col.  Slead  all  the  men  in  Swanzey  were 
joined  in  one  company  under  Capt.  Peck,  the  other  officers  refusing  to  serve.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Rehoboth. 

Oardner,  Jacob,  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  co..  Col,  Revere's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  Continental  Array  paj'  accounts  for  service  from  May  1.5,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  William  Todd's  (6th)  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery) 
regt. ;  service  from  time  of  enlistment  to  Oct.  1,  1777,  4  mos.  20  days;  also,  Capt. 
Todd's  CO.,  Col.  Crafts's  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  a  bounty  dated  Boston,  Jan. 
12,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Edes's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt.;  list  of  men  who 
received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months ;  also,  Matross, 
Capt.  Lincoln's  (Artillery)  co. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  3  months  stores,  dated  Castle 
Island,  Sept.  17,  1779. 

■Gardner,  Jacob,  Hingham  (also  given  Fayette).  Private,  Capt.  Jotham  Loring's  co. 
commanded  by  Capt.  Charles  Cushing  subsequent  to  June  22,  1775,  Col.  John 
Greaton's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  12  days ;  also,  Capt.  Charles  Cushing's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company  return 
dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775 ;  also,  return  of  men  enlisted  into  the  Continental 
Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Benjamin  Lapham  and  Capt.  Peter  Cushing,  sworn  to 
at  Hingham,  Feb.  17,  1778;  residence,  Hingham;  enlisted  for  town  of  Hingham; 
joined  Capt.  Joseph  Williams's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  enlistment,  3 
years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  16,  1777;  Capt.  Williams's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (2d) 
regt. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  6,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  also,  Capt.  Samuel 
Flower's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  Quar- 
ters near  Croten  Bridge ;  reported  on  command  at  Hingham ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  "Crompond;  "  reported  deserted  April 
28,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1779,  dated  Camp  High- 
lands; reported  joined  May  10,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
June,  1779,  dated  Constitution  Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for 
July  and  Aug.,  1779,  dated  Camp  Highlands ;  also,  Capt.  Flower's  co..  Col. 
Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Camp  Bedford; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779,  dated  Camp  near  Peekskill ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779,  dated  Continental 
Village;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Crocker's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  (late)  Capt. 
Flower's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-July,  1780;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1780,  dated  Camp  Orringtovvn  ;  also, 
Capt.  Joseph  Crocker's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1780,  dated 
Camp  Totoway;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1780, 
dated  Camp  West  Point;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  25,  1781; 
Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion, 
dark  ;  hair,  black ;  eyes,  black  ;  residence,  Hingham ;  enlisted  March  25,  1779,  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Loring;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  list  of  men  entitled  to  200  acres 
of  land  or  $20  in  money,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  March  5,  1801 ;  3d  Mass.  regt.; 
residence,  Fayette. 

Gardner,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  William  White's  co.,  Col.  Enoch  Putnam's  regt. ; 
marched  Sept.  4,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec  8,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  14  days,  travel 
included,  at  West  Point;  company  detached  from  militia  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months. 


268  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gaedner,  James,  Danvers.  Landsman,  ship  "Rhodes,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Nehe- 
miah  Bufflnton  ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  Aug.  14,  1780 ;  age, 
25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Danvers. 

Gardner,  James,  Harpswell.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Parker's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel 
Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  25,  1778;  service  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment,  6 
months,  to  expire  Jan.  1, 1779;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel 
Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  June  25,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  6  mos. 
19  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Warwick,  Nov.  7,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  sworn  to  at  East  Greenwich  Sept.  17,  Sept.  23,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  30, 
1778. 

Gardner,  James,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  Nicholas  Blasdel's  co..  Col.  Wiggles  worth's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Albany  home ;  warrant  allowed  in 
Council  Jan.  27,  1777. 

Gardner,  James,  Woburn.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  Private;  payroll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Woburn  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  12, 1780 ; 
discharged  Jan.  17,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  16  days,  travel  included;  also,  Capt. 
Matthew  Chambers's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  July- 
Oct.,  1780;  reported  joined  July  17,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for 
Nov.  and  Dec,  1780,  dated  West  Point. 

Gardner,  James.  General  order  dated  Headquarters,  Ticonderoga,  Sept.  18,  1776, 
taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's  Orderly  Book ;  said  Gardner  appointed  Deputy  Com- 
missary of  Artillery. 

Gardner,  James.  (Late)  Capt.  George  King's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776;  discharged  March  24,  1777;  service, 
3  mos.  8  days;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga;  also.  Private,  Capt.  King's 
CO.,  Col.  Simonds's  detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated  Ticon- 
deroga, Feb.  25,  1777;  enlistment  to  expire  March  15,  1777. 

Gardner,  James.  Capt.  John  Bodwell's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Garrish's  regt.  of  guards; 
service  between  April  2,  1778,  and  July  2,  1778,  2  mos.  29  days,  at  Cambridge. 

Gardner,  James.  Seaman,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
engaged  June  23,  1779;  roll  made  up  for  advance  wages  for  1  month ;  reported  in 
the  "  Mermaid." 

Gardner,  James.  Adjutant,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779 ;  also,  return  of  officers 
for  clothing  dated  Boston,  Sept.  25,  1778;  also,  pay  abstract  for  the  Continental 
artillery  at  Rhode  Island,  approved  at  Providence,  May  13,  1779,  as  returned  by 
John  Crane,  Colonel  of  the  artillery  ;  said  Gardner  allowed  pay  as  1st  Lieutenant 
for  Jan.-April,  1779,  extra  pay  as  Adjutant  from  Jan.  1  to  Jan.  22, 1779,  and  extra 
pay  as  Brigade  Major  from  Jan.  23, 1779,  to  April  30, 1779 ;  also.  Adjutant ;  return 
of  officers  for  gratuity  dated  Boston,  Nov.  16,  1779;  also.  Captain  Lieutenant, 
acting  as  Adjutant,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Captain  Lieutenant,  (late)  Col.  Crane's 
regt.;  list  of  officers  who  "continue  in  service,"  as  returned  by  Thomas  Vose, 
Captain  and  Adjutant,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  19, 1781 ;  also.  Captain  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Thomas  Jackson's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.- 
April,  1781 ;  reported  on  furlough  at  Boston ;  also,  Captain  Lieutenant  and 
Adjutant,  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  abstract  for  3  months  pay  dated  Boston,  June  18, 
1781 ;  reported  as  under  orders  to  march  immediately ;  also,  receipt  given  to  Capt. 
Lieut.  Knowles,  signed  by  said  Gardner  and  other  officers,  for  subsistence  money 
for  June,  1782. 


IX  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  269 

Gakdxer,  Jeremiah,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Whiton's  co.,  Col.  Benjamiu 
Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days ;  also,  Capt.  P3-am 
Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Solomon  LoveFs  regt.;  service,  4  days ;  company  assembled 
at  Dorchester  March  4,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  between  March  11, 
and  March  29,  1776,  4  days ;  company  assembled  to  guard  the  shores  ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  assembled  at  Hull  two  different  times  in 
June,  1776;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Elias  Whiton's  co.  of  guards.  Col.  Symms's  regt.; 
enlisted  March  9,  1778;  discharged  April  28, 1778;  service,  1  mo.  20  days,  at  Bos- 
ton; also,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  22,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  11  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and 
stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gardner,  Jesse,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Jotham  Loring's  (Hingham)  co.  of  train, 
which  marched  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  13  days;  also, 
Capt.  Pyam  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Lovell's  regt.;  service,  4  days;  company  assem- 
bled at  Hull  two  different  times  in  June,  1776. 

Gardner,  Job.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Worthington  for  ser- 
vice in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  12,  1780 ;  dis- 
charged Dec.  29,  1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  23  days,  travel  included. 

Gardner,  John,  Brimfield.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Rowle's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  1,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  4  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment 
to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Gardner,  John,  Cambridge.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Williams's  co..  Col.  John  Pater- 
son's  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  No.  3,  Charlestown,  Dec.  23,  1775. 

Gardner,  John,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Greenleaf's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Francis's  regt.;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Feb.  17,  1777,  to 
time  of  arrival  at  Bennington ;  credited  with  40  days  allowance. 

Gardner,  John,  Palmer.  Private,  Capt.  David  Speer's  co..  Col.  P.ynchon's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  16  days;  also,  Capt.  Sylvanus 
AValker's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  Maj'  18,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.,  2  weeks,  4  days ;  also,  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  31,  1775. 

Gardner,  John,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  N.  Nelson's  co..  Col.  Willard's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Fort  Edward  home,  via  Albany, 
dated  Plymouth,  Dec.  20,  1776.     [See  E'd  Gardner.] 

Gardner,  John,  Pittsfield.  Private,  Capt.  David  Noble's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John 
Patison's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775,  from  Pittsfield  and  Richmond;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also, 
list  of  men  who  marched  under  command  of  Capt.  David  Noble  April  22,  1775, 
from  Pittsfield  to  Cambridge  and  served  6  months ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  David 
Noble's  CO.,  Col.  John  Paterson's  (26th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6, 
1775 ;  reported  on  command  at  Quebec. 

Gardner,  John,  Swanzey.  Private,  Capt.  Peleg  Peck's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  4,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  6  days,  on  an 
alarm  at  Tiverton,  R.  I.;  by  order  of  Col.  Slead  all  the  men  in  Swanzey  were 
joined  in  one  company  under  Capt.  Peck,  the  other  officers  refusing  to  serve. 

Gardner,  John.  Capt.  Edward  Crafts's  co.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt.; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  6,  1775. 


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Gardner,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Pyam Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Lovel'sregt. ;  service  betw^een 
March  11  and  March  29,  1776,  3  days;  company  assembled  to  guard  the  shores; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  assembled  at  Hull  two  difiFer- 
ent  times  in  June,  1776. 

Gardner,  John.  Cabin  Boy,  brigantine  "  Independence,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Simeon  Samson ;  engaged  May  3,  1776 ;  service  to  Sept.  22,  1776,  4  mos.  19  days ; 
roll  dated  Plymouth ;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander ;  engaged  Sept.  23,  1776 ; 
service  to  Jan.  1, 1777,  3  mos.  8  days ;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander ;  engaged 
Jan.  1,  1777;  service  to  July  5,  1777,  6  mos.  5  days. 

Gardner,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ephraim  Chapin's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  engaged  Aug.  12  (also  given  Aug.  23) ,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30  (also  given 
Nov.  29),  1777;  service,  3  mos.  27  (also  given  3  mos.  15)  days,  travel  included,, 
under  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 

Gardner,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  5, 1778;  discharged 
April  29, 1778 ;  service,  3  mos.  25  days ;  company  detached  from  militia  of  Hamp- 
shire and  Worcester  counties  to  guard  stores  and  magazines  at  Broolvfield  and 
Springfield. 

Gardner,  John.  Seaman ;  list  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "  Silver  Eel  "  from  Halifax 
to  Boston,  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Bat. 
Fox,  Commissary. 

Gardner,  John.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  Feb. 
1,  1776;  said  Gardner  chosen  2d  Major,  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher's  (1st  Middlesex 
Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  7,  1776; 
reported  commissioned  Feb.  7,  1776;  also,  2d  Major,  Col.  Thatcher's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 5  days ;  regiment  called  out  to  serve  at  Roxbury  Lines  at  the  taking  of 
Dorchester  Heights  March  4,  1776;  also,  resignation  dated  Feb.  25,  1779,  signed 
by  said  Gardner,  stating  that  he  had  been  appointed  2d  Major  in  1st  Middlesex 
Co.  regt.,  but  as  the  other  field  officers  of  said  regiment  had  resigned  and  as  his 
duties  in  "Commissary  of  Purchasers"  department  engrossed  most  of  his  atten- 
tion, asking  that  his  resignation  be  accepted;  ordered  in  Council  Feb.  25,  1779, 
that  the  resignation  be  accepted  and  action  concurred  in  House  of  Representa- 
tives Feb.  26,  1779. 

Gardner,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Browning's  co..  Col.  Seth  Murray's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  21,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  2  mos. 
27  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months. 

Gardner,  John.  Descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  5,  1781,  made  by  Edward 
Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  militia 
under  the  command  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows  for  the  term  of  3  months  from 
the  time  of  their  arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who 
had  received  bounty  and  mileage  due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter;  Capt.  Brails- 
ford's  CO.;  age,  40  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  dark;  also,  Private, 
Lieut.  William  Bird's  co.,  Col.  Thayer's  (SuflFollv  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  19, 
1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  3  days,  travel  included;  company 
raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and  stationed  at  West  Point. 

Gardner,  John.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  June  27,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gardner 
by  Lieut.  Oliver  Mills,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  2  of  the  town  of  Needham,  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gardner,  John.  Seaman,  State  ship  "  Tartar,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Cathcart; 
engaged  Aug.  9,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1782;  service,  3  mos.  12  days.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Boston. 


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Gardner,  John.  Certificate  [year  not  given],  signed  by  Capt.  Jabez  West,  stating 
that  Capt.  Stephen  Smith,  Muster  Master  for  Lincoln  Co.,  paid  said  Gardner  and 
other  men  belonging  to  Capt.  West's  co.,  the  bounty  allowed  them  for  engaging 
to  serve  on  expedition  against  St.  Johns. 

Gardner,  Jonathan,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Poor's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  sei-vice 
to  April  25,  1775,  7  days;  reported  enlisted  Jan.  31,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Thomas 
Poor's  CO.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated 
May  17,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  picket  guard  under  Maj. 
Baldwin  dated  May  23,  1775 ;  said  Gardner  detailed  under  Capt.  Reuben  Dickin- 
son ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Farnnra's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.;  com- 
pany return  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gardner,  Jonathan,  Falmouth.  Capt.  David  Bradish's  co. ;  billeting  allowed  from 
date  of  enlistment,  May  12,  1775,  to  July  8,  1775 ;  credited  with  57  days  allow- 
ance; also,  Private,  Capt.  David  Bradish's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  (31st) 
regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Oct.  28,  1775. 

Gardner,  Jonathan,  Maiden.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  by  order  of  Col.  Gardner  to  Watertown  ;  service, 
1  day;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co. ;  service,  3  days;  company  marched 
to  Point  Shirley  June  13,  1776,  by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt. 
Stephen  Dana's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  arrived  at  destination  May  10, 
1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  7  days,  including  travel  to  camp  and  from  place  of  discharge ; 
company  raised  for  2  mos.  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated  South  Kingston ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Hovey's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  July 
24,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779;  service,  5  mos.  6  days,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo. 
4  days  service,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gardner,  Jonathan  (also  given  3d),  Salem.  Petition  dated  Boston,  Oct.  10,  1780, 
signed  by  Sam.  Ward,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  others,  of  Salem,  asking  that  said 
Gardner  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  brigantine  "Union  "  (privateer) ; 
ordered  in  Council  Oct.  10, 1780,  that  a  commission  be  issued ;  also.  Captain,  brig 
"  Union ;  "  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  Nov.  3, 1780 ;  age,  25  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  brown ;  residence,  Salem. 

Gardner,  Jonathan,  Sunderland.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Taylor's  co..  Col.  Nicholas 
Dike's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  rations,  etc.,  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  17, 
1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  home,  dated 
Dorchester  Heights,  Nov.  28,  1776;  credited  with  5  days  allowance;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Caleb  Mon- 
tague, dated  Sunderland,  April  2, 1779 ;  residence,  Sunderland ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Sunderland ;  joined  Capt.  Hanes's  co.,  Col.  Wiglesworth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  10,  1777,  to  May  2,  1778;  reported  dis- 
charged May  2,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Hayues's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wiggles- 
worth's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered  by  Col.  Woodbridge  at  South 
Hadley ;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  Seth  Murray's  (6th  Hampshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  descriptive  list  dated  Warwick,  Aug.  4,  1780,  of  men  detached  for  the  term 
of  3  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Claverack,  agreeable  to  order  of 
Court  of  June  22,  1780  ;  age,  33  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  resi- 
dence, Sunderland ;  mustered  July  17, 1780 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Pierce's  co.. 
Col.  Seth  Murray's  regt.;  enlisted  July  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  6  days,  travel  included ;  roll  dated  Leverett. 

Gardner,  Jonathan.  2d  Lieutenant,  sloop  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Fisk ;  list  of  officers  of  armed  vessels ;  commissioned  June  3,  1776 ;  also,  2d  Lieu- 


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Gaiidner,  Jonathan,  contitiued. 

tenant,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  Oct.  18,  1776;  discharged  Jan.  1, 
1777;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  a^so,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  Jan. 
1,  1777;  discharged  Feb.  20,  1777  ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Boston. 

Gardner,  Jonathan.  Seaman,  State  brig  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Fos- 
ter Williams ;  engaged  July  7,  1778 ;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1778 ;  service,  3  mos. 
9  days. 

Gardner,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's 
detachment  of  guards;  enlisted  July  6,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  1,  1779;  service, 
2  mos.  26  days,  at  and  about  Boston. 

Gardner,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Pyam  Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Lovel's  regt. ;  service 
between  March  11  and  March  29,  1776,  4  days ;  company  assembled  to  guard  the 
shores;  a^so,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service,  2  days ;  company  assembled  at  Hull 
two  different  times  in  June,  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Dike's 
regt. ;  service  from  Dec.  1,  1776,  to  March  1,  1777  ;  credited  to  town  of  Hingham ; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Pl3'mouth  Co.,  to 
serve  dui'ing  the  war  or  until  Jan.  1,  1778,  endorsed  "  July  -,  1777 ;  "  enlisted  by 
Capt.  Stowers;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Stowers's  co..  Col.  J.  Robinson's  regt.;  enlisted 
July  1, 1777 ;  service,  6  mos.,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Elias  Whiton's 
CO.  of  guards.  Col.  Symms's  regt.;  enlisted  March  9,  1778;  discharged  April  28, 
1778;  service,  1  mo.  20  days,  at  Boston ;  also,  return  signed  by  Col.  David  Cush- 
ing  and  Selectmen  of  Hingham,  of  men  drafted  to  serve  on  expedition  to  Rhode 
Island  until  Jan.  1,  1779,  and  who  were  paid  bounty  and  mileage  by  said  Select- 
men; also,  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Putnam's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.; 
engaged  July  23,  1778 ;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1778,  5  mos.  13  days,  at  Rhode  Island ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kingston,  Nov.  6,  1778 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  24,  Oct.  14, 
and  Nov.  -,  1778;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  reported  on  command  at 
Warwick  on  roll  dated  Oct.  14,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co..  Col. 
Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  22,  1780;  discharged  Oct. 
29,1780;  service,  3  mos.  11  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company 
raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gardner,  Jonathan,  Jr.  Captain,  1st  co.,  1st  Essex  Co.  regt. ;  return  dated  Salem, 
May  15,  1776,  signed  by  Col.  Timothy  Pickering,  Jr.,  and  Joseph  Sprague,  of 
officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  of  militia  in  Salem  and  returned  to  be 
commissioned;  said  officers  accepting  the  appointments,  however,  only  upon  the 
condition  that  the  General  Court  would  compel  a  more  equal  distribution  as  to  the 
persons  required  to  undergo  military  training  and  be  subject  to  service  calls,  and 
also  in  order  that  the  existing  companies  might  be  kept  fully  trained  and  equipped ; 
ordered  in  Council  June  6, 1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  com- 
missioned June  6,  1776. 

Gardner,  Jonathan,  Jr.  1st  Lieutenant,  ship  "  Bunker  Hill,"  commanded  by  Nicholas 
Ogilbe;  petition  dated  Boston,  Nov.  4,  1778,  signed  by  Bartholomew  Putnam,  in 
behalf  of  himself  and  Jacob  Ashley,  asking  that  said  Ogilbe  be  commissioned  as 
commander  of  the  ship  "Bunker  Hill"  (privateer);  ordered  in  Council  Nov. 
4,  1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gardner,  Jos,  Salem.  Cook,  ship"  Rhodes,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Nehemiah  Buffin- 
ton ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  Aug.  14,  1780 ;  age,  30  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Salem. 

Gardner,  Joseph,  South  Brimfield.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Keep's  co..  Col.  William 
Shepard's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  31, 1778;  residence,  South  Brimfield;  enlisted 
for  town  of  South  Brimfield ;  mustered  by  State  and  Continental  Muster  Masters ; 
enlistment,  8  months ;  reported  discharged  Jan.  10,  1778. 


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Gardner,  Joseph,  Stockbridije.  Return  of  men  enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Isaac  Marsh's  (1st  Stockbridge)  co.  [3'ear  not  given]  ;  residence, 
Stockbridge ;  joined  Capt.  Chad  wick's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  enlistment,  3  years 
or  during  war;  also,  Surgeon's  Mate,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  (12th)  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  1, 1777,  to  Oct.  28, 1777,  7  mos. 
28  days,  and  fi-om  March  1,  1778,  to  April  30,  1778,  2  mos.;  reported  resigned; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Chadwick's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Jan. 
22,  1778;  mustered  by  Muster  Master  Wheeler;  reported  promoted  to  Surgeon's 
Mate  March  1, 1777 ;  also.  Surgeon's  Mate,  Col.  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  15,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  (late)  Col. 
Sprout's  (12th)  regt.;  list  of  oiflcers  in  actual  service  dated  Boston,  Jan.  17,  1781. 

Gardner,  Joseph,  Swanzey.  Private,  Capt.  Peleg  Peck's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  4,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  6  days,  on  an 
alarm  at  Tiverton,  R.  I.;  by  order  of  Col.  Slead  all  the  men  in  Swanzey  were 
joined  in  one  company  under  Capt.  Peck,  the  other  officers  refusing  to  serve. 

Gardner,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Phineas  Stearns's  co. ;  service,  5  days ;  company 
marched  from  AVatertown  by  order  of  Gen.  Washington  to  reinforce  the  army 
at  the  time  of  taking  possession  of  Dorchester  Heights  in  March,  1776. 

Gardner,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co.,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Cambridge,  Jan.  22, 1778  [service  not  given]  ;  regiment  raised 
to  guard  troops  of  convention ;  reported  not  joined.     [Name  crossed  out  on  roll.] 

Gardner,  Joseph.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden;  engaged  March  15,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777;  roll  sworn  to  in 
Suffolk  Co. ;  also,  list  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "  Silver  Eel "  from  Halifax 
to  Boston  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Bat. 
Fox,  Commissary  of  Prisoners. 

Gardner,  Joseph.  Surgeon,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  list  of 
officers  returned  for  commission ;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  10,  1776,  that  said  offi- 
cers be  commissioned;  also,  Surgeon,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.; 
engaged  May  9,  1776 ;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  23  days  ;  roll  dated  Boston ; 
also,  same  regt. ;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1776,  to  Feb.  1,  1777 ;  reported  as  serving  1 
mo.  in  Colony  service,  2  mos.  in  Continental  service ;  also,  certificate  dated  Boston, 
Feb.  28, 1777,  signed  by  said  Gardner,  stating  that  he  had  examined  James  Hecker 
and  found  him  qualified  to  take  charge  of  a  regiment  as  Physician  and  Surgeon ; 
also.  Surgeon,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  Continental  Array  pay  ac- 
counts for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Feb.  26,  1779;  reported  as  serving  on  an 
expedition  to  Rhode  Island  during  the  month  of  Oct.,  1777 ;  also,  same  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  for  March-Dec,  1778,  dated  Boston. 

Gardner,  Joseph.  Boy,  frigate  " Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nicholson; 
engaged  Feb.  21,  1782;  service  to  May  31,  1782,  3  mos.  10  days. 

Gardner,  Joshua,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  James  Lincoln's  (Independent)  co.  sta- 
tioned at  Hingham;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776;  service,  28  days;  also,  Capt.  Seth 
Stowers's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  service  from  July  31,  1776,  to  Nov. 
30,  1776,  4  mos.     [See  Joshua  Gerner.] 

Gardner,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Tompson  J.  Skinner's  co..  Col.  Asa  Banes's 
(Barnes's)  Berkshire  Co.  regt.;  enlisted  Nov.  1,  1781;  discharged  Nov.  10,  1781; 
service,  10  days ;  company  marched  to  the  western  frontiers  by  order  of  Gen. 
Stark  on  an  alarm. 

Gardner,  Lemuel,  Weymouth.  Gunner,  Capt.  Winthrop  Gray's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  blanket  money,  etc.,  sworn  to  at  Boston, 
Aug.  26,  1776. 


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Gardner,  Lemuel,  Weymouth.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Simeon  Samson ;  engaged  Oct.  10, 1777 ;  discharged  May  20, 1778 ;  service,  7  mos. 
10  days ;  roll  dated  Boston ;  also,  memorandum  of  shoes  taken  from  the  ship 
"  Live  Oak  "  and  delivered  to  officers  and  men  of  the  brigantine  "  Hazard  "  [year 
not  given] . 

Gardner,  Levi,  Hingbam.  Private,  Capt.  James  Lincoln's  (Independent)  co.  stationed 
at  Hingham;  enlisted  May  8,  1775;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1776,5  mos.,  12  weeks, 
1  day ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Hingham  for  service 
in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  Oct.  3,  1780 ;  discharged  April 
29,  1781 ;  service,  7  mos.  10  days,  travel  included. 

Gardner,  Levi.  Seaman;  list  dated  His  Majesty's  ship  "Eagle,"  off  New  York, 
April  25,  1777,  of  prisoners  released  in  exchange  for  British  prisoners  by  order  of 
Lord  Howe ;  prisoners  permitted  to  pass  into  Connecticut  and  the  island  of  Nan- 
tucket; said  Gardner  exchanged  for  William  Gibson,  Seaman. 

Gardner,  Levi.  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing's  co. ;  pay  roll  for  service  from  Oct.  25,  1786, 
to  Jan.  25,  1787,  at  the  Castle. 

Gardner,  Michael.  Seaman,  sloop  *' Machias  Liberty,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jere- 
miah Obrien;  engaged  Aug.  1,1776;  discharged  Oct.  15,1776;  service,  2  mos. 
14  days. 

Gardner,  Mintus.  Private,  Capt.  John  Holden's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's 
(1st  Rhode  Island)  battalion ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp  East  Green- 
wich ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gardner,  Moses,  Dartmouth.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  returned  as  received  by  Deliverance  Bennet, 
at  Taunton,  May  24,  1781,  to  be  conducted  to  Springfield  and  delivered  to  Col. 
Shepard;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  New  Boston,  May  13,  1782;  Capt. 
James  Tisdale's  (4th)  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  (also  given 

4  ft.  10  in.) ;  complexion,  black;  eyes,  black;  hair,  black;  occupation,  yeoman 
(also  given  laborer) ;  residence,  Dartmouth ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Dartmouth ;  en- 
listed April  4  (also  given  April  6),  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
James  Tisdale's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  June,  1781, 
dated  Camp  Phillipsburgh ;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point;  also,  muster 
rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Peekskill ;  reported  on  command  at 
West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Highlands; 
enlisted  May  10,  1781;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  Hutts, 
New  Boston;  also,  Capt.  Tisdale's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  muster  rolls 
for  Sept.  and  Oct.,  1782 ;  also,  Capt.  Tisdale's  (3d)  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  James  Mellen;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1783;  also,  Capt. 
Tisdale's  (4th)  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Michael  Jackson ;  muster 
roll  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1783 ;  balance  of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  8  months 

5  days ;  also,  3d  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  died  or  were  discharged  in 
1783 ;  reported  discharged  Dec.  17,  1783,  at  West  Point. 

Gardner,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Beal's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.; 
engaged  July  26,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  13, 1778;  service,  4  mos.  18  days;  com- 
pany drafted  in  July,  1778,  to  guard  the  stores  and  troops  of  convention  at  Boston ; 
a^so,  Capt.  Beal's  CO.,  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;  muster  roll  dated  Boston, 
Aug.  14,  1778;  engagement  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Gardner,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  David  Batcheller's  co.,  3d  Worcester  Co.  regt., 
commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Nathan  Tyler;  enlisted  Dec.  8,  1776;  service,  1  mo. 
4  days ;  company  marched  to  Providence  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  roll  dated 
Northbridge ;  also,  Capt.  David  Batcheller's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  arrived 
at  camp  June  5,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  17  days,  travel 
included,  at  North  river ;  company  raised  for  8  months. 


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Gardner,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt. ;  service 
with  detachment  commanded  by  Maj.  Andrew  Symmes  drafted  to  serve  for 
5  weeks  in  guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath,  by 
order  of  Council  of  May  12,  1777. 

Gardner,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Lieut.  Thomas  Gould's  detachment,  Col.  Benjamin 
Simonds's  regt.;  enlisted  July  16,  1777;  discharged  July  29,  1777;  service,  14 
days ;  detachment  marched  from  Hancock  to  Manchester. 

Gardner,  Nicholas  (also  given  Nichels),  Georgetown  (also  given  Bridgewater  and 
Duxbury) .  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  James 
Allen,  Jr.'s  co.,  3d  Plymouth  Co.  regt.,  dated  Bridgewater,  Feb.  21,  1778;  resi- 
dence, Georgetown  (also  given  Bridgewater) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Bridgewater; 
joined  Capt.  Turner's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  reported  mustered 
between  May  14  and  May  26,  1777,  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth 
Co.,  and  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master ;  age,  32  yrs. ;  also,  Private,  3d  (late  Capt. 
Turner's)  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Feb.  4, 1777,  to  June  1,  1778 ;  residence,  Duxbury ;  reported  died 
June  -,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  rations 
allowed  from  date  of  enlistment^  May  6,  1777,  to  May  28,  1777 ;  credited  with  23 
days  allowance ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Sutfolk  Co. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of 
men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  enlisted  April  6,  1777 ;  joined  May  27, 
1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Jan.  15,  1778 ;  reported  absent 
on  furlough ;  also,  Corporal,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  account  rendered  against  the 
United  States  by  the  Commonwealth  of  Massachusetts,  for  amounts  paid  officers 
and  men  on  account  of  depreciation  of  their  wages  for  the  first  three  years  service 
in  the  Continental  Army  from  1777  to  1780;  account  exhibited  by  Committee  on 
Claims  in  behalf  of  Massachusetts  against  United  States,  Sept.  21,  1787. 

Gardner,  Noah.  Private,  Capt.  Pyam  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Lovel's  regt. ;  service  be- 
tween March  11  and  March  29, 1776, 1  day ;  company  assembled  to  guard  the  shores. 

Gardner,  Perez.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  BuUard's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department ;  compan}'  marched  to  reinforce  the  army  under 
Gen.  Gates;  also,  Capt.  John  Dix's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt..  Gen.  Lovel's  bri- 
gade; enlisted  Aug.  1,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  15  days, 
travel  included,  on  an  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Gardner,  Perez.  Matross,  Capt.  Warner's  co..  Col.  Revere's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Aug.  12,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  (late)  Capt. 
Jonathan  Warner's  (3d)  co.,  corps  of  Artillery  lately  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col. 
Paul  Revere;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  8,  1780,  4  mos.  8  days. 

Gardner,  Perez.  Private,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's 
(Suffolk  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  22,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1780;  service,  3 
mos.  11  days,  travel  included  ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  return  of  men  raised  for  Conti- 
nental service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  March  28,  1781 ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Hingham;  term,  3  years ;  also,  receipt  dated  Hingham,  March 
29,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gardner  by  Elijah  AVhiton,  Chairman  of  Class  No. 
25  of  the  town  of  Hingham,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3 
years;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Luke  Hitchcock's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  March  16, 1781 ;  also,  mus- 
ter rolls  for  July-Sept.,  1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated 
York  Hutts ;  reported  on  the  General's  barge ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb., 
1782,  dated  Huts. 

Gardner,  Preserved.  Sergeant,  Capt.  James  Walsworth's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's 
(Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  engaged  July  22,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27.  1779;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  11  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. 


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(JARDNER,  Prince.  Private,  Capt.  John  S.  Dexter's  (4th)  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's 
(1st  Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich; 
enlisted  Feb.  17,  1778 ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  on  guard. 

Gardner,  Reuben,  Worthington.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Webber's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  iu  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service  to  April  27,  1775,  6  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Webber's  (9th)  co.,  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27, 1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days;  also,  company  re- 
turn dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Camp  at  Dorchester,  Dec.  25, 1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer 
Webber's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  20,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  4, 
1777;  service,  19  days,  travel  included,  on  an  expedition  to  Stillwater. 

Gardner,  Reitren.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Wales's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams ;  enlisted  Dec.  20, 1776 ;  discharged  Feb,  18, 1777 ; 
service,  2  mos.  5  days,  travel  included.    Roll  dated  Morristown. 

Gardner,  Richard,  Marblehead.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Russell  Trevett's  co., 
Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  June  21, 1775 ;  engaged 
May  8,  1775  ;  service,  1  mo.  16  days. 

Gardner,  Richard.  Corporal,  Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  co.,  (late)  Col.  David  Leonard's 
regt. ;  entered  service  March  1,  1777  ;  discharged  April  11, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  12 
days ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  the  army  at  Ticonderoga. 

Gardner,  Richard.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.;  service  with 
detachment  commanded  by  Maj.  Andrew  Symmes  drafted  to  serve  for  5  weeks  in 
guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath,  by  order  of  Council 
of  May  12,  1777. 

Gardner,  Robert,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  James  Lincoln's  (Independent)  co.  sta- 
tioned at  Hingham;  enlisted  May  12,  1775;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1776,  5  mos.,  11 
weeks,  4  days;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776;  service,  1  mo.,  3  weeks,  1 
day;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Stowers's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  service  from 
July  31,  1776,  to  Dec.  31,  1776,  5  mos.,  at  Hull;  also,  muster  return  of  4  inde- 
pendent companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1,  1777;  Capt.  Stowers's  (In- 
dependent) CO. ;  age,  70  yrs. ;  mustered  by  Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master. 

Gardner,  Robert.  Capt.  Charles  Smith's  co. ;  company  receipts  dated  Ipswich,  Sept. 
15,  and  Sept.  30,  1775,  for  advance  wages  for  1  month  and  4  weeks  billeting,  re- 
spectivel.v,  received  of  Michael  Farley,  Muster  Master  and  Paymaster ;  company 
raised  in  Ipswich  and  stationed  thei'e  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Private,  same 
CO.;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1775,  to  Jan.  1,  1776,  2  mos.  6  days;  also,  Corporal, 
Capt.  Daniel  Giddings's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Foster's  regt. ;  entered  service  Jan.  17, 
1776 ;  service  to  March  1,  1776, 1  mo.  14  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast  iu  Essex  Co. ; 
roll  endorsed  "  Gloucester ;  "  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  Feb. 
29,  1776,  to  date  of  discharge,  Oct.  23,  1776,  8  mos.  2  days;  company  stationed  at 
Gloucester  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gardner,  Robert.  Drummer,  Capt.  John  Stutson's  co.,  Maj.  Edward  Procter's  de- 
tachment of  militia ;  detached  Dec.  10,  1777;  discharged  March  1,  1778;  service, 
2  mos.  22  days,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston. 

Gardner,  Robert.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Baxter's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.,  Gen. 
Level's  brigade;  engaged  Aug.  5,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  14,  1778;  service,  1  mo. 
13  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  and 
discharged  60  miles  from  home.    Roll  dated  Braintree. 

Gardner,  Robert.  Capt.  Samuel  Huse's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards; 
enlisted  July  14,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  3  days,  at 
Cambridge. 


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Gardner,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's 
detachment  of  guards;  enlisted  July  16,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  1,  1779;  service, 
2  mos.  17  days,  at  and  about  Boston. 

Gardner,  Robert,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Pyam  Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Solomon  Lovel's 
regt. ;  service,  4  days;  company  assembled  at  Dorchester  March  4,  1776;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  between  March  1 1  and  March  29,  1776,  4  days ;  com- 
pany assembled  to  guard  the  shores ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  4  days ; 
companj"  assembled  at  Hull  two  different  times  in  June,  1776  ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Jabez  Wilder's  (3d)  co.,  2d  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers ; 
commissioned  March  10,  1779. 

Gardner,  Rutter.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Lewis's  co..  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1778 ;  enlisted  March  13  (also 
given  March  31),  year  not  given ;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  muster  roll  dated 
Oct.  28,  1778;  reported  sick  and  absent;  also,  muster  I'olls  for  Oct.,  1778-Feb., 
1779;  reported  sick  and  absent;  also,  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  East 
Greenwich;  reported  sick  at  Hopkinton;  also,  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated 
East  Greenwich  ;  reported  discharged  April  1,  1779. 

Gardner,  Samuel,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Tuckerman's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Francis's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  wages,  travel  allowance  home,  etc.,  dated 
Dorchester,  Nov.  28,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel 
Heath's  detachment  of  guards;  enlisted  Oct.  1  (also  given  Oct.  22),  1779;  dis- 
charged Jan.  11  (also given  Jan.  21),  1780;  service,  3  mos.  15  days,  travel  included, 
at  and  about  Boston. 

Gardner,  Samuel,  Hingham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Enoch  Whiton's  co..  Col.  Benjamin 
Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days ;  also,  Capt.  Pj-am 
Cushing's  CO.,  Col.  Solomon  Lovel's  regt.;  service,  4  days ;  company  assembled 
at  Dorchester  March  4,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  between  March 
11  and  March  29,  1776,  4  days;  company  assembled  to  guard  the  shores;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  assembled  at  Hull  two  different 
times  in  June,  1776. 

Gardner,  Samuel.  Pilot,  brigantine  "Freedom,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Clouston ; 
engaged  Feb.  4,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  4,  1777;  service,  6  mos. 

Gardner,  Samuel.  Capt.  Joseph  Bradley  Varnum's  co..  Col.  Simeon  Spaulding's 
regt.;  abstract  of  equipments  for  train  band  and  alarm  list  endorsed  "1777;" 
reported  as  belonging  to  train  band. 

Gardner,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Shaw's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  21,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  1,  1778;  service,  12  days,  at  Rhode 
Island. 

Gardner,  Samuel.  Sailmaker,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Allen 
Hallet ;  engaged  Feb.  8,  1779 ;  discharged  April  30, 1779 ;  service,  2  mos.  23  days ; 
also,  Sailmaker,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Cathcart; 
engaged  May  15  (also  given  May  12),  1779;  discharged  June  23,  1779;  service,  1 
mo.  11  days;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander; 
engaged  June  24,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  6,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  14  days;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gardner,  Samuel.  Company  receipt  for  equipments,  given  to  Capt.  James  Tisdale, 
dated  Springfield,  Aug.  22,  1779 ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Oct.  29,  1779,  of  men 
mustered  in  Bristol  Co.  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master,  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Springfield ; 
2d  CO.,  Col.  Mitchel's  regt. ;  age,  48  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  dark ; 
hair,  dark ;  eyes,  dark ;  engaged  for  town  of  Taunton ;  also.  Major's  co..  Col. 
Wesson's  (9th)  regt. ;  entered  service  Aug.  23, 1779 ;  discharged  Aug.  [  ?  ]  23, 1780 ; 
term,  9  months ;  reported  mustered  July  22,  1780. 


278  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Gardner,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Soper's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotten's  (Plym- 
outh Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  March  5,  1781 ;  discharged  March  20,  1781 ;  service,  15 
days,  on  a  40  days  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Gardner,  Samuel.  Fifer,  1st  co. ;  order  dated  Oct.  18,  1783,  for  wages  for  May-Aug. 
[year  not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 
[See  Samuel  Garnet.] 

Gardner,  Sanford,  Bridgewater.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  James  Allen,  Jr.'s  co.,  Col.  Mitchell's  (3d  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  as  re- 
turned agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777;  residence,  Bridgewater; 
engaged  for  town  of  Bridgewater ;  reported  drafted  for  8  months.  [See  Sanford 
Garnet.] 

Gardner,  Seth,  Harpswell.  Receipt  dated  Harpswell,  June  8,  1775,  signed  by  said 
Gardner,  for  bounty  received  of  the  Selectmen  of  Harpswell  for  enlisting  into  the 
Province  service ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.  for  the 
term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
April  20,  1778,  returned  as  mustered  out  of  Gen.  Lemuel  Thompson's  brigade 
May  19,  1778,  by  Daniel  Ilsley,  Muster  Master  for  said  county,  and  delivered  to 
Maj.  James  Johnston,  Superintendent  for  said  county;  Capt.  Curtis's  co.,  Col. 
Michel's  (Mitchell's)  regt.;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light; 
residence,  Harpswell;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  8,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned 
as  received  of  Maj.  James  Johnson,  Superintendent  for  Cumberland  Co.,  by  Jona- 
than Warner,  Commissioner,  at  Fishkill,  June  25, 1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned 
by  Brig.  Lemuel  Thompson,  dated  Brunswick,  July  1,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  re- 
turned as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July 
20,  1778;  also.  Private,  Capt.  George  White's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  June  9,  1778;  discharged 
March  9,  1779;  enlistment,  9  months. 

Gardner,  Seth,  Worthington.  List  of  men  enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army  prior 
to  May  31,  1777,  as  returned  bj'  Capt.  Ebenezer  Webber ;  residence,  Worthington ; 
enlisted  for  town  of  Worthington  ;  joined  Capt.  Samuel  Bartlit's  co..  Col.  James 
Wesson's  regt.;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co.,  Col. 
Wesson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
Dec.  18,  1780. 

Gardner,  Sharp.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  26,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  24,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  28  days,  on 
Penobscot  expedition. 

Gardner,  Sharper  (also  given  Sharpo).  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Slocum's  co.,  Col. 
Christopher  Greene's  (1st  Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779, 
dated  East  Greenwich ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  absent  with  leave ;  also, 
Capt.  E.  Lewis's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  battalion;  muster  rolls  for 
Nov.  and  Dec,  1779,  dated  Newport. 

Gardner,  Simon,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Brown's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  25,  1775;  service,  9  weeks  5 
days;  also,  Capt.  Brown's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27, 1775. 

Gardner,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Heman  Lincoln's  co..  Col.  Lovel's  regt. ;  service, 
4  days ;  company  marched  to  Hull,  Dec.  14,  1776. 

Gardner,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  Nov.,  1775;  enlisted  Nov.  20,  1775;  also,  return  dated 
Chelsea,  Dec.  2,  1775,  of  men  enlisted  by  Ensign  Joseph  Edes,  Jr.,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Array  in  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  regt.  "the  ensuing  campaign;" 
also,  Capt.  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  list  of  recruits  for  the  new 


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establishment  approved  by  Brig.  Gen.  W.  Heath  at  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  30, 
1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  enlisted  to  serve  for 
1  year  from  Dec.  31,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  for  advance  pay,  etc., 
for  Jan  ,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Feb.-April,  1776;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  May  and  June,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New 
York-  also,  (late)  Capt.  Dodge's  co.,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Joseph  Cheever,  Col. 
Baldwin's  regt. :  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  for  the  year  1776 ;  also,  list  of  men 
belonging  to  the  26th  regt.  who  agreed  to  tarry  6  weeks  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1776, 
as  returned  by  Col.  Baldwin,  dated  Trenton,  Jan.  1,  1777. 
Gardner,  Solomon.    Receipt  dated  Adams,  May  5,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gard- 
ner by  William  Peters  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years; 
also,  "return  dated  Adams,  Sept.  17, 1781,  made  by  the  Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid 
said  Gardner  and  others  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years 
to  the  credit  of  said  town. 
GARDNER,  Stephen.    Private,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's 
(Suffolk  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  22,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1780;  service,  3 
mos.  11  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 
Gardner,  Stephen,  Jr.    Private,  Capt.  Pyam  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Lovel's  regt.;  ser- 
vice between  March  11  and  March  29, 1776,  2  days ;  company  assembled  to  guard 
the  shores ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  assembled  at  Hull 
two  different  times  in  June,  1776. 
Gardner  Stephen,  3d.    Private,  Capt.  Pyam  Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Solomon  Lovel's  regt. ; 
service,  4  days;  company  assembled  at  Dorchester  March  4,  1776;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  service  between  March  11  and  March  29,  1776,  4  days;  company  as- 
sembled to  guard  the  shores. 
Gakdner,  Thomas,   Cambridge.     Private,  Capt.  John  Glover,  Jr.'s  (10th)  co..  Col. 
John  Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  aZso,  order  for 
bountv  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money,  signed  by  Mary  Gardner,  in  behalf  of  her 
husband,  Thomas  Gardner,  dated  Marblehead,  Jan.  8,  1775  [6]. 
Gardner,  Thomas,  Danvers.    Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Low's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 

alarm  of  April  19,  1775  [service  not  given] . 
Gardner,  Thomas,  Dedham.    Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co.  of  4th  Parish  in 
Dedham ;  service,  10  davs,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 177o ;  also,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  service,  5  days,  at  the  time  of  takmg 
and  fortifying  Dorchester  Heights  in  March,  1776. 
Gardner,  Thomas,  Martha's  Vineyard  (also  given  Duxbury).    Private,  Capt.  Nathan 
Smith's  CO.  stationed  at  Martha's  Vineyard  for  defence  of  seacoast ;  service,  2  mos. 
24  days  •  roll  made  up  for  3  mos.  service  from  June  1,  1776 ;  also,  same  co. ;  ser- 
vice from  Sept.  1,  1776,  to  Nov.  21,  1776,  2  mos.  20  days;  also,  return  of  men 
enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Nathan  Snow's  co.  (South  co.  in 
Abin<non) ,  Col.  Mitchel's  (3d  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Abington,  May  15, 1777 ; 
residence  Martha's  Vineyard ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Abington ;  joined  Capt.  Tur- 
ner's CO.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  enlistment,  3  years;  also.  Private,  3d  (late  Capt. 
Turner's)  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt.;   Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Feb.  4,  1777,  to  March  4,  1778;  residence,  Duxbury;  reported 
deserted;  also,  detachment  of  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt.; 
rations  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  April  29,  1777,  to  May  28,  17/7 ;  credited 
with  30  davs  allowance;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.;  also,  Capt.  Turner  s  co., 
Col  Bradford's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15, 1777  ;  enlisted 
April  28, 1777 ;  joined  May  21,  1777  ;  reported  died  Sept.  14,  1777 ;  also,  same  co. 
and  ret.;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Martha's  Vineyard;  enlisted  for 


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Gardner,  Thomas,  continued. 

town  of  Pembroke ;  mustered  by  County  and  Continental  Muster  Masters ;  re- 
ported deceased;  also,  Corporal  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  account  rendered  against 
the  United  States  by  the  Commonwealth  of  Massachusetts  for  amounts  paid 
officers  and  men  on  account  of  depreciation  of  their  wages  for  the  first  three  years 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1777  to  1780 ;  account  exhibited  b.y  Com- 
mittee on  Claims  in  behalf  of  Massachusetts  against  United  States,  Sept.  21, 1787. 

Gardner,  Thomas,  Newbury  (also  given  Boston).  Matross,  Capt.  Thomas  Waite 
Foster's  co..  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  May  16,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  21  days;  also,  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
due  for  the  8  months  service  in  1775. 

Gardner,  Thomas,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days. 

Gardner,  Thomas,  Northampton.  List  dated  Boston,  Feb.  27, 1807,  returned  by  Jona- 
than L.  Austin,  Secretary,  and  Tompson  J.  Skinner,  Treasurer,  of  men  who  fur- 
nished satisfactory  evidence  of  their  service  as  soldiers,  and  were  entitled  to 
gratuities  under  resolves  of  March  4  and  June  19,  1801 ;  4th  Mass.  regt. 

Gardner,  Thomas,  Virginia.  List  of  prisoners  discharged  from  prison-ship  at  Rhode 
Island  in  exchange  for  British  prisoners,  and  sent  to  Boston  in  the  schooner 
"  Speedwell  "  by  Josiah  Godfrey,  Aug.  6,  1777. 

Gardner,  Thomas,  Watertown.  Private,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Oct.  23,  1779,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  endorsed  "  West  Point, 
Jan.  11,  1781 ;  "  Capt.  William  Parks's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ; 
age,  20  (also  given  19)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  dark 
(also  given  light) ;  residence,  Watertown;  enlisted  Oct.  23,  1779,  by  Capt.  Parks; 
enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Sergeant,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.; 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  24  mos.;  reported  promoted  from  Corporal  June  1, 
1781. 

Gardner,  Thomas.  Colonel;  pay  roll  of  field  and  staff  officers  who  marched  in  con- 
sequence of  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  dated  Prospect  Hill;  service,  5  days; 
also,  order  of  the  day  dated  Cambridge,  May  23,  1775 ;  reported  field  officer  of  the 
day  for  May  23,  1775;  also,  order  of  the  day  dated  June  14,  1775;  reported  field 
officer  of  the  day  for  June  14,  1775 ;  also,  general  order  dated  Headquarters  Cam- 
bridge, July  22,  1775,  making  disposition  of  the  forces  about  Boston  and  dividing 
the  army  into  3  grand  divisions  to  consist  of  2  brigades  each ;  said  Gardner's  regt. 
assigned  to  a  brigade  to  be  commanded  by  Brig.  Gen.  Green  which  was  to  form 
part  of  left  wing  or  2d  division  of  the  army  under  Maj.  Gen.  Lee,  and  to  be  sta- 
tioned at  Prospect  Hill. 

Gardner,  Thomas.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Fisk ;  engaged  March  7,  1777 ;  discharged  July  31,  1777 ;  service,  4  mos.  24  days ; 
roll  dated  Boston;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  July  31,  1777; 
discharged  Oct.  16,  1777  ;  roll  dated  Boston. 

Gardner,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Fuller's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's 
regt.;  entered  camp  March  19,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  18  days; 
compan}'  stationed  at  Roxbury.    Roll  dated  Newton. 

Gardner,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Elias  Parkman's  detachment;  engaged  July  2, 
1778;  discharged  July  17,  1778;  service,  15  days;  detachment  drafted  to  do  duty 
as  guards;  roll  dated  Boston;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.; 
service  with  detachment  commanded  by  Maj.  Andrew  Symmes  drafted  to  serve 
for  5  weeks  in  guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath,  by 


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Gardner,  Thomas,  continued.  ^  ,     t      i, 

order  of  Council  of  May  12,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Robert  Davis  s  co.,  Col.  Jacob 
Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;   detached  July  29,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1778; 
service,  1  mo.  11  days,  with  Maj.  Goodwin's  detachment  at  Boston;  company 
drafted  to  serve  for  6  weeks  from  July  29,  1778. 
Gardner    Thomas.    1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Procter's  8th  (Danvers)  co.,  Col. 
Henry  Herrick's  (8th  Essex  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  dated 
Charlestown,  March  29,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  April  2,  1776,  that  said  officers 
be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  April  2,  1776;.  a^so,  letter  from  Col. 
Larkin  Thorndike  to  the  Council,  dated  Beverly,  May  27,  1779,  stating  that  Capt. 
Jonathan  Procter  of  the  8th  co.,  8th  Essex  Co.  regt.,  and  his  1st  Lieutenant,  said 
Gardner  had  applied  for  acceptance  of  the  resignations  of  their  commissions  which 
had  not  been  granted,  and  asking  in  their  behalf  that  the  resignations  be  accepted ; 
ordered  in  Council  June  8,  1779,  that  resignations  be  accepted. 
Gardner,  Thomas.     Certificate  dated  Boston,  Sept.  25, 1780,  signed  by  John  Rice,  Town 
Major,  stating  that  Mr.  Edward  Phelon  had  apprehended  and  secured  in  gaol  said 
Gardner  and  others,  deserters,  and  that  he  was  entitled  to  the  allowances  for  appre- 
hending the  same;  Col.  Vose's  regt.;  age,22yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10 in.;  complexion, 
mulatto;  occupation,  laborer. 
Gardner  Thomas.    List  of  deserters ;  Capt.  Weyman's  co.,  Col.  John  Paterson's  (15th) 
regt.;  age,  34  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  credited  to  town  of 
Topsham ;  deserted  April  2  [year  not  given] . 
Gardner,  Thomas,  Jr.,  Danvers.    Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Epes's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Pickering's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2 
days. 
Gardner,  Thomas,  Jr.    Private,  Capt.  Elias  Parkman's  detachment;  engaged  July  2, 
1778;  discharged  July  17,  1778;  service,  15  days;  detachment  drafted  to  do  duty 
as  guards.    Roll  dated  Boston. 
Gardner,  Townsend  (also  given  Townsend  Smith),  Hanover.    List  of  men  raised 
for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed 
muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months 
men  raised  by  the  town  of  Worthington  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  dur- 
ing 1780;  marched  to  camp  July  12,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  U,  1780;  service,  o 
mos.  8  days,  travel  included. 
Gardner,  Uriah.    Master;  list  dated  His  Majesty's  ship  "Eagle,"  off  New  York, 
April  '>5  1777,  of  prisoners  released  in  exchange  for  British  prisoners,  by  order 
of  Lord  Howe,  and  permitted  to  pass  into  Connecticut  and  the  Island  of  Nan- 
tucket- said  Gardner  exchanged  for  Azariah  Uzeld,  Master;  also,  petition  dated 
Boston  Nov.  13,  1781,  signed  by  Thomas  Carter,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  Joseph 
Whitin-  of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Gardner  be  commissioned  as  commander  of 
the  brigantine  "Union"  (privateer)  ;  advised  in  Council  Nov.  20,  1781,  that  a 
commission  be  issued. 
Gardner,  Walter.    Seaman ;  list  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "  Swift"  from  Hali- 
fax to  Boston  Nov.  9,  1777,  as  returned  by  B.  Fox. 
Gardner,  William,  Boston.    Private,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
re<-t. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  mus- 
ter roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Valley  Forge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp  "  Greeneage ; "  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Oct.,  1778;   also,  Capt.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;   muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;   enlisted  Jan.  10,  1777;  enlistment, 
durin-  war;  also,  Capt.  Haynes's  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;   return  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Boston;  enlisted  for  town  of  Weston ;  mustered  by  Muster 


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Gardner,  William,  continued. 

Master  Barrett  at  Concord;  reported  a  transient;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West 
Point,  Jan.  25,  1781 ;  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
6  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  black ;  eyes,  gray  ;  residence,  Boston ;  enlisted 
Jan.  4,  1777,  bj'  Capt.  Haynes ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  also,  Col.  Smith's  regt. ; 
receipt  for  money  due  dated  Feb.  18,  1782. 

Gardner,  William,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Luke  Howell's  co..  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  July  17,  1779;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1780,  4  luos.  14  days,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779 ;  service,  20  days, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo. 
4  days  service,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gardner,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Cranston's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  March  1,  1776. 

Gardner,  William.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Scott's  detachment,  6th  Lincoln  Co.  regt. ; 
service  between  Aug.  31,  1779,  and  Nov.  20,  1779,  14  days,  at  Machias.  Roll 
endorsed  "  service  at  Penobscot." 

Gardner,  William.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Plympton  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  4,  1780 ;  dis- 
charged Dec.  18,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  26  days,  travel  included. 

Gardnet,  Elijah,  Hanover.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Turner's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
14  days. 

Gardnier,  David.  Lieut.  Jabez  Wilder's  (half)  co.,  Col.  David  Cushing's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 6  days,  under  Col.  Lothrop  at  Hull.    Roll  dated  Feb.  27,  1778. 

Gardnier,  Robert.  Lieut.  Jabez  Wilder's  (half)  co..  Col.  David  Cushing's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 6  days,  under  Col.  Lothrop  at  Hull.    Roll  dated  Feb.  27,  1778. 

Gardnor,  Caleb.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Pettengill's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's 
(26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  April,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstracts 
for  May  and  June,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New  York ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list 
of  men  enlisted  by  officers  of  Capt.  Pettengill's  co.,  dated  Camp  at  New  York,  July 
9,  1776. 

Gardnor,  Jeremiah.  Private,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  24,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  19  days, 
travel  included,  in  Northern  department. 

Gardnor,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  24,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  19  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department. 

Gardnor,  Stephen.  Pirivate,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's 
regt. ;  engaged  Aug.  24,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  19  days, 
travel  included,  in  Northern  department. 

Garea,  Oliver,  Templeton.  Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph  Elliot's  co..  Col.  William  Thomas's 
regt. ;  entered  service  July  19,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1781 ;  service,  4  mos.  17 
days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Camp  at  Battes  Hill. 

Garee,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Pep'l  Fernald's  detachment;  enlisted  July  21, 
1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  5  days,  travel  included;  detach- 
ment raised  for  3  months  and  discharged  300  miles  from  home ;  credited  to  town 
of  Sanford.    Roll  dated  Kittery. 

Garen,  Edward.  Return  dated  Chelsea,  Dec  2,  1775,  of  men  enlisted  by  Ensign 
Joseph  Edes,  Jr.,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  in  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's 
regt.  "the  ensuing  campaign;"  also,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Loammi 
Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;   list  of  recruits  for  the  new  establishment  approved  by 


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Garen,  Edward,  continued. 

Brig.  Gen.  W.  Heath  at  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  30, 1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  Dec,  1775;  enlisted  Dec.  1,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  list  of  men  who  enlisted  for  1  year  from  Dec.  31,  1775 ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Feb.  and  March,  1776. 

Oaken,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  Feb.,  1776  ;  enlisted  Jan.  25,  1776 ;  reported  as  having  re- 
ceived advance  pay  for  1  month  and  as  having  due  "  6  days  in  Feb." 

Garet,  Andreav.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Tobey's  co. ;  enlisted  July  12,  1775;  service, 
6  mos.  4  days.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

Garet,  John.  Capt.  Addison  Richardson's  co.,  19th  regt.  commanded  by  [Lieut.]  Col. 
Israel  Hutchinson;  company  receipt  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  31,  1775, 
for  wages  for  Sept.,  1775 ;  receipt  signed  by  James  Morton  in  behalf  of  said  Garet. 

Garet,  Daniel.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  22, 
1780;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Old  York ;  marched  to  camp  July  22,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  William 
Scott. 

Garet,  David  (also  given  Jr.) .  List  dated  Stoneham,  Feb.  5,  1778,  of  men  sent  by 
Capt.  Abraham  Gould  to  Capt.  Ford  to  take  the  places  of  those  men  whose  terms 
of  enlistment  had  expired ;  also,  return  of  cartridges  for  Capt.  Ford's  co.  received 
from  Nov.  4  to  Jan.  6  [year  not  given] . 

Garet,  Elisha  (also  given  Elijah),  Raynham.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  co.. 
Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  25,  1779;  discharged  April  15,  1779; 
returned  home  April  17,  1779 ;  service,  24  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11,  1780;  age,  16  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  engaged  for  town  of  Raynham  ;  arrived  at 
Springfield  July  10,  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780,  under  command  of 
Capt.  George  Webb ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Rayn- 
ham for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  6,  1780 ; 
discharged  Nov.  28,  1780,  at  or  near  West  Point;  service,  5  mos.  1  day,  travel  in- 
cluded ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Bristol  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  James 
Williams,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  by  Joshua  Wilbore,  at  Taunton,  March 
21, 1781,  to  be  conducted  to  Springfield  and  delivered  to  Col.  Shepard ;  Capt.  Hall's 
CO. ;  3d  regt. ;  age,  18  j'rs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  hair,  brown ; 
eyes,  black  ;  occupation,  laborer ;  residence, Raynham;  term,  3 years;  a/so,  order 
payable  to  Calvin  Smith  for  wages  for  service  in  6th  Mass.  regt.  for  the  year  1781, 
dated  Garrison,  West  Point,  Sept.  16,  1783. 

•Garet,  Ichabod,  Lancaster.  Private,  Capt.  John  Prescott's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  13  days;  also,  return  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Arm,y  from  Capt.  Daniel  Goss's  co.,  2d  Worces- 
ter Co.  regt.,  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co.,  Feb.  18,  1778;  residence,  Lancaster; 
engaged  for  town  of  Lancaster;  joined  Capt.  Bryant's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.; 
term,  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  13, 
1780;  age,  30  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of 
Lancaster;  marched  to  camp  July  13,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Thomas 
Pritchard. 


284  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gaeey,  Joseph,  York.  Private,  Capt.  Johnson  Moulton's  (York)  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  probably  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  enlisted  April 
21,  1775;  service,  4  days. 

Garey,  Joseph.  Return  of  cartridges  for  Capt.  Ford's  co.  received  from  Nov.  4,  to 
Jan.  6  [year  not  given] . 

Garey,  Moses.  Capt.  Ballard's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp 
at  Cambridge  dated  May  17, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  William  Hudson  Ballard's  co..  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp 
at  Cambridge,  Dec.  13,  1775. 

Garey,  Nathan,  Hatfield.  Return  of  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolves  of  June  5,  and 
June  23,  1780,  dated  Hatfield,  Aug.  -,  1780;  Capt.  Joshua  Woodbridge's  co.,  Col. 
Chapin's  regt. ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780. 

Garey,  Oliver.  Private,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  (14th)  regt. ;  entered 
service  July  15,  1779;  discharged  April  15,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Garey,  Reuben,  Lancaster.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  White's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's 
regt. ;  entered  service  July  28,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Ben- 
nington. 

Garey,  Rufus,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Timothy 
Walker's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  8  days;  also,  Capt.  Stephen  Richardson's  4th  (2d  Attleborough,  also  given 
Attleborough  No.  12)  co..  Col.  Dagget's  regt.;  list  of  men  who  served  in  the 
12  months  campaign  in  1776 ;  said  service  known  as  the  4th  (also  given  3d)  cam- 
paign ;  reported  died  in  service. 

Garey,  Samuel,  York.  Private,  Capt.  Johnson  Moulton's  (York)  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  probably  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  enlisted  April 
21,  1775;  service,  4  days. 

Garey,  Seth,  Rehoboth.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  James  Williams,  Superin- 
tendent for  Bristol  Co.,  by  Maj.  J,  Pettingall  at  Boston,  Jan.  4,  1782;  Capt. 
Francis's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6 
(also  given  5  ft.  4|)  in. ;  complexion,  light  (also  given  dark) ;  hair,  brown ;  occu- 
pation, farmer;  residence,  Rehoboth;  engaged  for  town  of  Rehoboth;  engaged 
Dec.  8,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Garey,  Thaddeus,  Raynham.  Private,  Capt.  James  Perry's  co.,  Col.  Sargent's  regt. ;, 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  12,  1775;  enlisted  July  2,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  13  days; 
also,  Capt.  Ichabod  Leonard's  co.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt.;  service,  20  days; 
company  marched  from  Taunton  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  in  April,  1777;  also,  Capt. 
Jonathan  Shaw's  co..  Col.  George  Williams's  regt.;  service,  1  mo.  1  day;  com- 
pany marched  from  Raynham,  Taunton,  and  Easton,  in  Sept.,  1777,  on  a  secret 
expedition. 

Garey,  Thomas,  Fitchburg.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  ^ 
day;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at 
Prospect  Hill;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  descriptive  list 
dated  West  Point,  Jan.  10,  1781 ;  Capt.  Trotter's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th) 
regt.;  age,  40  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  sandy;  eyes, 
light;  rank.  Private;  enlisted  Jan.  10,  1780,  by  Lieut.  Col.  Newhall;  enlistment, 
during  war;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Trotter's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll 
for  Feb.  and  March,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  April,  1781,  dated  West  Point. 


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Garey,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford's  co.,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. 
of  guards ;  enlisted  Nov.  4,  1777 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778, 4  mos.  30  days,  guard- 
ing troops  of  convention  at  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge. 

Garey,  Thomas.  Seaman,  schooner  "  Active,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Andrew  Gard- 
ner; pay  roll  for  wages  for  1  month,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  6,  1778. 

Garey,  Zephaniah.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Wilbore's  co.,  Col.  Mitchel's  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  James  Williams,  Brig.  Gen.  Godfrey's  (Bristol  Co.)  bri- 
gade; service,  8  days;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of 
Aug.  2,  1780. 

Garfaild,  Reubeij,  Harvard.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whit- 
comb's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Garfield,  [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gaffel,  Gaffell,  Gaffield, 

Gaffil,  Gafield,  Gafild,  Gairfield,  Garfaild,  Gearfield,  Gerfield,  Gierfield.] 

Garfield,  Benjamin,  Grafton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Luke  Drury's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Gen.  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  13  days. 

Garfield,  Benjamix  (also  given  Jr.),  Westborough.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  b}'  Capt.  Edmund 
Brigham,  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co.,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Westborough;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Westborough;  joined  Capt.  Barns's  co.,  Col.  Biglow's  regt.; 
term,  3  years ;  reported  mustered  May  7, 1777,  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master 
for  Worcester  Co.;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Bowman's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  [date  not  given]  ; 
reported  deserted. 

Garfield,  Benjamin.  Receipt  given  to  Capt.  Edmund  Brigham,  for  bounty  for  enlist- 
ing into  the  guard  service,  dated  Westborough,  June  8,  1778,  signed  by  said 
Garfield. 

Garfield,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  James  Mirick's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  2,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  25  days,  travel  included, 
under  Lieut.  Col.  Ephraim  Sawyer;  company  raised  in  Bolton  and  Princeton  and 
marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates  at  Saratoga. 

Garfield,  Daniel.  Private,  Lieut.  Solomon  Jackson's  co.,  CoL  John  Ashley's  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  13,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  20,  1781 ;  service,  12  days, travel  included; 
company  marched  from  Berkshire  Co.  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  John  Collar, 
by  order  of  Col.  John  Ashley,  Jr.,  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward.  Roll  dated 
Tyringham. 

Garfield,  Edward,  Waltham.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  (Waltham)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord  and  Lexington ;  service, 
3  days ;  company  called  out  by  Col.  Thomas  Gardner  and  reported  to  have  served 
as  guards  until  Saturday,  the  4th  day  after  the  fight  at  Concord. 

Garfield,  Jesse,  Weston.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Fuller's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt.;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Prospect 
Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  29,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Haffleld  White's  co.. 
Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Oct. 
1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9, 
1778;  mustered  by  Col.  Barret;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  10, 
1781;  Capt.  White's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  age,  25  yrs.  7  mos.; 
stature,  5  ft.  Sin. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes, light;  residence,  Weston  ; 
rank,  Private;  enlisted  April  9,  1779,  by  Col.  Putnam;  enlistment,  during  war; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Haffield  White's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  on  command  at  Horse  Neck. 


286  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Garfield,  John,  Lincoln.  Private,  Capt.  William  Smith's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Abijah  Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
10  days. 

Garfield,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Enos  Parker's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  enlisted  July  11.  1778-  discharged  Jan.  1,  1779;  service,  5  mos.  24  days, 
travel  included ;  company  detached  from  Berkshire  Co.  militia  to  guard  stores  at 
Springfield  for  6  months  from  July  1,  1778. 

Garfield,  Joseph.  Capt.  Dexter's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance 
pay  signed  by  said  Garfield  and  others  dated  Cambridge,  July  7,  1775. 

Garfield,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  White's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Benjamin  Flagg's 
division.  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  marched  Aug.  21,  1777; 
discharged  Aug.  23,  1777;  service,  5  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to 
Hadley  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward ;  roll  dated  Spencer ;  also,  Capt.  David 
Prouty's  CO.,  Maj.  Asa  Baldwin's  division.  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (Worcester  Co.) 
regt. ;  marched  Sept.  27,  1777  ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  in- 
cluded ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army ;  roll  dated  Spencer ;  also, 
Capt.  Daniel  Grout's  co.  commanded  hy  Lieut.  Thomas  Parker,  Col.  John  Rand's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  24,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  9,  1780,  at  West  Point;  service, 
2  mos.  24  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Claverack ;  regiment  raised 
for  3  months. 

Garfield,  Joshua,  Waltham.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  (Waltham)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Concord  and  Lexington ;  service,  3  days ; 
company  called  out  by  Col.  Thomas  Gardner  and  reported  to  have  served  as  guard* 
until  Saturday,  the  4th  day  after  the  fight  at  Concord. 

Garfield,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Fuller's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's 
regt.;  entered  camp  March  19,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  18  days; 
company  stationed  at  Roxbury.    Roll  dated  Newton. 

Garfield,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.;  en- 
listed May  10,  1777;  discharged  July  10,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Montague. 

Garfield,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Zaccheus  Wright's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  19  days,  travel 
included.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Garfield,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harrington's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice from  Dec.  20, 1776,  to  March  1, 1777 ;  credited  to  town  of  Grafton  ;  also,  Capt. 
Ephraim  Lyon's  co. ;  enlisted  June  20,  1778 ;  discharged  July  13,  1778 ;  service, 
26  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  joined  Col.  Wade's  regt. 
June  22,  1778,  for  21  days  service ;  roll  dated  Grafton. 

Garfield,  Nathaniel  (also  given  Nathan).  Private,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co. ; 
marched  Sept.  17,  1779 ;  arrived  at  place  of  rendezvous  and  discharged  Nov.  19, 
1779;  service,  2  mos.  5  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  de- 
tached to  serve  in  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light  Infantry)  regt.  Roll  sworn  to  at 
Bolton. 

Garfield,  Nathaniel.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780 ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stat- 
ure, 5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Barre ;  arrived  at  Spring- 
field July  10,  1780 ;  also,  Private ;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  who  marched  from 
the  town  of  Barre  and  served  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched 
July  4,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  19,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  25  days,  travel  included. 

Garfield,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Ruggles's  co. ;  enlisted  March  15, 
1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  26,  1781 ;  service,  9  mos.  9  days,  with  guards  at  Rutland- 


IN  THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  287 

Garfield,  Reuben,  Harvard.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Whitcorab's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
headquarters  at  Cambridge;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  25,  1775;  service,  6 
days;  a^so,  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under  Maj.  Loammi 
Baldwin  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  15, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.,  Col. 
Asa  Whitcomb's  (23d)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.  and 
Sept.,  1775,  dated  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  list  of  9  months  men  mustered  by  Thomas 
Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Davis's  co..  Col.  Whitney's 
regt. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Harvard ;  mustered  July  20,  1779 ;  also,  descriptive 
list  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent  for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Davis's 
CO.,  Col.  Whitney's  regt.;  age,  25  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Harvard;  marched  Aug.  3,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Pope's  co..  Col. 
Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  entered  service  Aug.  5,  1779;  discharged  May  5,  1780; 
term,  9  months. 

Garfield,  Samuel,  Spencer.  Capt.  Jonathan  Carrlel's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitnej-'s 
regt. ;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc.,  dated  Point  Shirley, 
June  13,  1776 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  May  17,  1776,  4 
days  prior  to  marching,  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  2  mos.  15  days ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
service  from  Aug.  1, 1776,  to  Nov.  1, 1776,  3  mos. ;  roll  dated  Camp  at  Hull;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776 ;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  travel  included ; 
also,  Capt.  Ralph  Earll's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt. ;  enlisted  Jul.y  10,  1777 ; 
discharged  Jan.  3,  1778 ;  service,  5  mos.  24  days ;  roll  dated  Providence  and  sworn 
to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Garfield,  Samuel,  Western.  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Hodges's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt.;  enlisted  May  5,  1777;  discharged  July  6,  1777;  service,  2  mos. 
7  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Garfield,  Solomon,  Westminster.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Miles's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge  and  joined  Col.  John  Whitcom's 
regt.;  service,  11^  days;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Elisha  Jackson's  co. ;  service,  27 
days;  company  marched  from  Westminster  under  command  of  Maj.  Bridge  to 
reinforce  Northern  army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Sept.  22,  1777. 

Garfield,  Solomon.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Hearick's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  regt. ; 
entered  service  Oct.  13,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  20,  1781 ;  service,  12  days,  travel 
included ;  company  marched  from  Berkshire  Co.  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col. 
John  Coller,  by  order  of  Col.  John  Ashley,  Jr.,  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward. 

Garfield,  Thaddeus,  Weston.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Whitemore's  co.  of  artillery, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days ;  also,  list  of  men 
returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  at  Prospect  Hill  under  Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated 
July  16,  1775;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathan  Fuller's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Prospect 
Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  29,  1775. 

Garfield,  Thaddeus.  Private,  Capt.  Zachariah  Fitch's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's 
regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  23,  1776,  to  Sept.  30,  1776,  1  mo.  9  days. 

Garin,  Edward.  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co.,  26th  regt. ;  account  of  ammunition  de- 
livered non-commissioned  officers  and  soldiers  dated  Jan.  24,  1776 ;  also,  account 
of  guns  returned  by  men  belonging  to  26th  regt.  while  at  Trenton,  Dec.  31,  1776, 
and  Jan.  1,  1777. 

Garin,  Joseph.  List  of  men  belonging  to  26th  regt.  who  returned  guns  into  the  public 
store  at  Chatham ;  date  of  deliver}'  Feb.  12,  1777. 

Garing,  Edward.  Private;  list  of  men  belonging  to  the  26th  regt.  who  agreed  to 
tarry  6  weeks  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1776,  as  returned  by  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin, 
dated  Trenton,  Jan.  1,  1777. 


288  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Garing,  Joseph.  Private;  list  of  men  belonging  to  the  26th  regt.  who  agreed  to  tarry 
6  weeks  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1776,  as  returned  by  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated 
Trenton,  Jan.l,  1777. 

Garish,  Sajiuel.  Colonel;  orders  of  the  day  dated  Cambridge,  May  12,  May  24,  and 
June  2,  1775;  said  Garish  detailed  as  field  officer  of  fatigue  for  May  12, 1775,  field 
officer  of  the  day  for  May  24,  and  June  2,  1775. 

Garison,  William,  Sandisfield.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  [year  not 
given] ;  residence,  Sandisfield ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandisfield ;  joined  Capt. 
Stone's  CO.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Enos  Stone's 
CO.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  at  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  25, 1778 ;  mus- 
tered by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master;  reported  a  transient. 

Gabison,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  July,  1781 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781, 
dated  Camp  Peekskill ;  term,  during  war. 

Garit,  John,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Addison  Richardson's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
(19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return  dated 
Oct.  6,  1775. 

Garklin,  Mich.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suf- 
folk Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  13,  1777 ;  Col.  Crane's  regt.  [See  Michael  Kirk- 
land.] 

Garlan,  Dodavah,  Rochester.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  James  Scam- 
mon's  (30th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  of 
pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  15,  1775. 

Garlan,  Jonathan,  Rochester.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  James  Scam- 
mon's  (30th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  of 
pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775. 

Garland,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garlan,  Garler.] 

Garland,  Dodavah,  Rochester.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Scammon's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  22 
days.     [See  Dolphin  Garler.] 

Garland,  Gilbert.  Receipt  dated  Worcester,  May  14,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said 
Garland  by  John  Barnard,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  7  of  the  town  of  Amesbury,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Ai-my  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Garland,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbord's  co. ;  enlisted  Sept.  1,  1776;  service 
to  Nov.  13, 1776,  2  mos.  13  days;  company  stationed  at  Kittery  Point  and  Old 
York  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Garland,  James.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suf- 
folk Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8, 1777 ;  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt. 

Garland,  James.  Matross,  Capt.  William  Pierce's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery) 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.-Nov.,  1778 ;  enlisted  Jan.  8, 1777  ;  enlistment,  3  years ; 
also,  Capt.  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (also  given  Col.  Harrison's)  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Dec,  1778,  dated  Providence;  also,  Capt.  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt.; 
muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  March,  1779. 

Garland,  John,  Buxton.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Elden's  co.,  which  marched  April  24, 
1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Biddeford  on  an  express  from 
Col.  Tristram  Jordan  ;  service,  1^  days. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  289 

Garland,  Jonathan,  Rochester.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  Scammon's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  22 
days. 

Garland,  Thomas,  Mount  Desert.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Dyar's  co. ;  enlisted  May 
28,  1777 ;  discharged  Julj'  24,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  26  daj's ;  company  raised  be- 
tween Machias  and  Mount  Desert  for  expedition  against  St.  Johns,  N.  S.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Lincoln  Co. 

Garld,  Thomas,  Beverlj'.  Seaman,  snow  "Diana,"  commanded  by  Capt.  "William 
Herrick;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  dated  Sept.  23,  1780;  age,  29  yrs.; 
complexion,  light;  residence,  Beverly. 

Garler,  Dolphin.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Goodwin's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's 
regt. ;  detached  Sept.  25, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  31, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  6  days,  on 
a  secret  expedition  against  Newport,  R.  I.     [See  Dodavah  Garland.] 

Garling,  George.  Sailmaker  and  Tentmaker;  return  of  rations  allowed  in  Quarter- 
master General's  department  at  Fishkill,  dajted  Oct.  14,  1781. 

Garmain,  James.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  returned  as  received  of  the  Superintendent  for 
Bristol  Co.  by  Ebenezer  Crocker,  at  Taunton,  June  6, 1780  [1781],  to  be  conducted 
to  Springfield  and  delivered  to  Col.  Shepard;  age,  28  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.; 
complexion,  dark;  occupation,  merchant;  engaged  for  town  of  Attleborough ; 
term,  3  years;  said  Garmain  reported  as  having  "  gone  forward  with  Col.  Cobb." 

Garmin,  Pratt.  Seaman,  ship  "  Pliarne,"  Samuel  Green,  Master;  shipped  July  2, 
discharged  Sept.  17  [year  not  given] ;  service,  2  mos.  15  days. 

Garmon,  Daniel,  Gorham.  Capt.  Samuel  Whitmore's  co.,Col.  Reuben  Fogg's  regt.; 
pay  abstract  for  mileage  [year  not  given] . 

Garmon,  David,  Gorham.  Capt.  Samuel  Whitmore's  co..  Col.  Reuben  Fogg's  regt.; 
pay  abstract  for  mileage  [year  not  given] . 

Garndner,  John,  Private,  in  a  company  of  artillery  raised  for  care  of  ordnance  stores 
and  service  at  and  for  defence  of  Machias ;  enlisted  Dec.  13, 1777 ;  discharged  June 
1,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  18  days,  under  Col.  John  Allan,  Commander-in-Chief  of 
Eastern  Indian  department. 

Garner,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gardner,  Garney,  Garnor.] 

Garner,  .    Lieutenant,  Capt.  Putnam's  (3d)  co. ;  list  of  oflScers  belonging  to  27th 

regt.  [year  not  given] .     [See  Benjamin  Gardner.] 

Garner,  Alexander,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt. ;  company  order  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  dated  Boston,  June  7,  1776. 

Garner,  Amos,  GofFstown,  N.  H.  Private,  Capt.  James  Perry's  co.,  Col.  [Paul  Dud- 
ley Sargent's]  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Garner,  Charles.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  March  10,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston. 

Garner,  David.  Capt.  Endicutt's  co. ;  list  of  men  belonging  to  Col.  Wheelock's  regt. 
who  were  discharged ;  said  Garner  discharged  Nov.  11,  1776. 

Garner,  Isaac.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall,  at  Springfield,  July 
16,  1779;  Capt.  Duglas's  co..  Col.  Siraons's  (Simonds's)  regt.;  age,  21  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Hancock. 

Garner,  Jacob.  Capt.  Charles  Cushing's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge  Camp,  Dec.  18,  1775. 


290  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Garner,  John,  Pittsfield.  Private,  Capt.  David  Noble's  co.,  Col.  Paterson's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  9  days. 

Garner,  John,  Providence.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Saunders's  co..  Col.  P.  D.  Seargeant's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  7,  1775;  service,  75  days. 

Garner,  Jonathan.  Certificate  dated  Ipswich,  April  30,  1781,  signed  by  said  Garner 
and  others,  stating  that  they  had  engaged  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolves  of  Dec.  '2,  1780,  and  Feb.  26,  1781,  in 
consideration  of  being  paid  £30  per  year  in  hard  money  by  the  several  classes 
that  hired  them. 

Garner,  Michael.  Capt.  "William  Courtis's  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's  regt.;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Beverly,  Jan.  6,  1776 ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Baker's  co.,  Col.  Hutchinson's  (Mass.  Line)  regt.  of  12  months  men;  list 
of  deserters  in  1776 ;  credited  to  town  of  Marblehead.     [See  Michael  Garney.] 

Garner,  Thomas.  Private,  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Manter's  detachment  stationed  at  Martha's 
"Vineyard;  service  from  Nov.  20,  1776,  to  Dec.  31,  1776,  1  mo.  10  days. 

Garnet,  Abner,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co..  Gen.  John  Thomas's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Garnet,  Alexander,  Marshfield.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  John 
Baley's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  dated  Jan.  10,  1776;  company  en- 
camped with  Brig.  Gen.  Thomas's  brigade;  also,  Capt.  Calvin  Curtis's  co..  Col. 
Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  30,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1779;  service,  2  mos. 
1  day,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  from  1st  and  2d  Plymouth  Co.  regts. 
for  2  mos.  service  from  time  of  arrival  at  camp. 

Garnet,  Caleb,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Eleazer  Hamlen's  co.,  Gen.  Thomas's  regt. ; 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775J. 

Garnet,  Calvin,  Hanover  (also  given  Pembroke).  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Turner's  co. 
of  Minute-men,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  14  days;  also,  Capt.  Amos  Turner's  co..  Gen.  John  Thomas's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  6 
days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  2d  Plymouth  Co.  regt.,  returned  agreeable 
to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777;  residence,  Hanover;  engaged  for  town  of 
Hanover;  joined  Capt.  Olden's  (Alden's)  co..  Col.  Baily's  regt.;  term,  during 
war;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Pope's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (3d)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  July  27,  1779; 
reported  deserted ;  accompanying  certificate  dated  Aug.  29,  1780,  signed  by 
Edward  Walker,  Lieutenant  of  4th  Mass.  regt.,  states  that  said  Garnet  had  re- 
turned to  the  army  and  was  on  duty  in  camp  at  date  of  certificate ;  also,  Capt. 
Pope's  CO.,  Col.  Shepard's  (3d)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  July,  Aug.,  Oct.  and  Nov., 
1778,  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  enlisted  Nov.  30,  1776 
(also  given  Jan.  1, 1777) ;  reported  on  command  at  the  shore  in  March  and  April, 
1779 ;  also.  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Pope ; 
mustered  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  Capt.  George  Webb's  (Light  In- 
fantry) CO.,  Col.  Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780  ;  residence,  Pembroke;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  return  made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780,  dated  West  Point. 

Garnet,  Daniel,  Hanover.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Lenth'l  Eells's  co.  (South  co.  in 
Hanover),  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775,  to  Marshfield;  service,  3  days,  under  direction  of  field  officers  of  2d  Plym- 
outh Co.  regt. 

Garnet,  Daniel,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Eleazer  Hamlen's  co..  Col.  John  Thomas's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  1, 1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week, 
1  day;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  291 

Garnet,  Daniel,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  N.  Nelson's  co.,  Col.  Willard's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  from  Fort  Edward  home,  via  Albany, 
dated  Plymouth,  Dec.  20,  1776. 

Garnet,  Daniel  (also  given  Jr.),  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hatch's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  West  Parish 
in  Pembroke  to  Scituate  and  Marshfield;  discharged  April  29,  1775;  service,  11 
days;  also,  Private,  5th  co.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  March  31,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Seth 
Drew's  (5th)  co.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Val- 
ley Forge,  Jan.  24,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or 
before  Aug.  15,  1777,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  6,  1779. 

Garnet,  Daniel  (also  given  Sr.),  Pembroke.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel 
Barber,  Muster  Master  for  SuflFolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  June  8,  1777 ;  Capt.  Drew's 
CO.,  Col.  Bailey's  regt.;  also.  Private,  5th  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  (2d)  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  2,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Seth  Drew's  (5th)  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  company  return  dated 
Camp  at  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  24,  1778;  also,  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot's  corps  of  in- 
valids stationed  at  Boston  ;  joined  Aug.  5,  1778;  service  to  Oct.  1,  1778,  1  mo.  25 
days ;  also,  order  on  the  Board  of  War  endorsed  "  Boston,  Jan.  -,  1779,"  signed 
by  said  Garnet  and  others,  payable  to  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot,  commanding  officer 
of  corps  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  for  clothing  due  them  as  a  donation  from 
the  several  towns  of  the  state;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co.  of 
invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nicola's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  Sept. 
9,  1779,  and  Oct.  2,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779; 
reported  on  furlough ;  also,  Capt.  McFarland's  corps  of  invalids ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  July  5,  1780;  reported  trans- 
ferred from  Col.  Bailey's  regt. 

Garnet,  David,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Freedom  Chamberlain's  co..  Col.  John 
Thomas's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  6  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  9, 
1775. 

Garnet,  Elijah,  Hanover.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Turner's  co..  Brig.  Gen.  John 
Thomas's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  6  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Dec.  22,  1775;  also,  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  Amos  Turner's  co.,  Col.  John  Cushing's  (2d  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.; 
service,  15  days ;  company  marched  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8, 1776 ; 
also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  2d  Plymouth  Co. 
regt.,  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7, 1777;  residence,  Hanover; 
engaged  for  town  of  Hanover;  joined  Capt.  Olden's  (Alden's)  co..  Col.  Baily's 
regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  reported  mustered  between  March  5  and  March  22,  1777,  by 
James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co. ;  age,  45  yrs. 

Garnet,  Ezekiel,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Freedom  Chamberlain's  co.,  Col.  John 
Thomas's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  6  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Garnet,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Ward's  co..  Col.  Solomon  Lovell's  regt. ; 
service,  2  days,  subsequent  to  March  10,  1776.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Garnet,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Bonney's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's 
regt. ;  marched  Oct.  5,  1778 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  at  Castle  Island. 

Garnet,  Samuel.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  8, 1780; 


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Garnet,  Samuel,  continued. 

age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Pem- 
broke ;  marched  to  camp  July  8,  1780,  under  command  of  Ebenezer  Kent,  Esq. 

Garnet,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Turner's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  7,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  24  days;  company  de- 
tached from  militia  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and  marched  to 
Rhode  Island. 

Garnet,  Samuel.  Return  dated  Pembroke,  April  1,  1782,  made  by  the  Selectmen,  of 
bounties  paid  said  Garnet  and  others  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  j'ears  or  during  the  war  to  the  credit  of  said  town,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  David  Holbrook's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's 
(4th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  April  2,  1781; 
enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  June-Sept.,  1781 ;  reported  on  com- 
mand with  Col.  Mellen  in  Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782, 
dated  York  Hutts. 

Garnet,  Sanford,  Bridgewater.  List  of  men  drafted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  8  months  and  mustered  between  April  1,  1778,  and  June  8,  1778,  by  James 
Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co. ;  residence,  Bridgewater. 

Garnett,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gardner,  Gardnet,  Garner, 

Garnet,  Garnite,  Garnt,  Gernet.] 

Garnett,  Abner,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitchell's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Marshfield ;  service,  3  days. 

Garnett,  Abner,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
4  days  [?]  ;  also,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co..  Gen.  Thomas's  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  6  days. 

Garnett,  Caleb,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitchell's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Marshfield;  service,  3  days. 

Garnett,  Calvin.  Capt.  Amos  Turner's  co..  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Dec.  22, 1775 ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  George  Webb's  (Light  Infantr}')  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Feb. -Nov.,  1781,  dated  Hutts,  1st  Brigade ;  reported  sick  at 
Philadelphia;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1781-Feb.,  1782, 
dated  Hutts,  1st  Brigade,  and  sworn  to  at  West  Point;  reported  sick  in  camp  in 
Dec,  1781. 

Garnett,  Daniel,  Peinbroke.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  N.  Nelson's  co..  Col.  Aaron 
Willard's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  home  to  Skeensborough, 
via  No.  4  or  Charlestown,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  -,  1777. 

Garnett,  Daniel  (also  given  Sr.),  Pembroke.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  from  Capt.  Ichabod  Bonney's  (11th)  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's  (2d 
Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Pembroke,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Pembroke;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Pembroke;  joined  Capt.  Drew's  co..  Col.  Bealj^'s  (Bailey's) 
regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Garnett,  Daniel  (also  given  Jr.),  Pembroke.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Array  from  Capt.  Josiah  Cushing's  (Pembroke)  co.,  2d  Plymouth  Co. 
regt.,  sworn  to  in  Plymouth  Co.,  Feb.  14,  1778;  residence,  Pembroke;  engaged 
for  town  of  Pembroke ;  joined  Capt.  Drew's  co..  Col.  Baley's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ; 
reported  mustered  between  March  27,  1777,  and  April  9,  1777,  by  James  Hatch, 
Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co. ;  age,  26  yrs. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Drew's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 


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Garnett,  Daniel  (also  given  Jr.),  continued. 

Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  27, 
1781;  Capt.  Seth  Drew's  co.,  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  28  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.; 
complexion,  swarthy ;  hair,  dark  brown ;  residence,  Pembroke ;  enlisted  March 
31,  1777,  by  Lieut.  House  at  Hanover;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Garnett,  Daniel.  Capt.  Eleazer  Hamlen's  co..  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt.;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  9,  1775. 

Garnett,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hatch's  co. ;  enlisted  March  4,  1776;  dis- 
charged March  8,  1776 ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  from  West  Parish  in 
Pembroke  on  the  alarm  of  March  3,  1776,  to  Braintree,  thence  to  Weymouth,  and 
was  stationed  there. 

Garnett,  David,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Stetson's  co.,  Col.  Dyke's  regt. ; 
pay  abstract  for  rations,  travel  allowance  home,  etc.,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  -,  1776, 
and  endorsed  "  regiment  at  Dorchester  Heights." 

Garnett,  Elijah,  Hanover.  Private,  Capt.  Luther  Bailey's  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  4, 
1780. 

Garnett,  Ezekiel,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Freedom  Chamberlain's  co.,  Col. 
Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  14  days. 

Garnett,  Ezekiel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcomb's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's 
regt.;  service  from  Sept.  28,  1777,  to  Oct.  31,  1777,  35  days,  travel  included,  on  a 
secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Garnett,  Ezra,  Hingham.  Fifer,  Capt.  Enoch  Whiton's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's 
regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days. 

Garnett,  Josh,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Whiton's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Lin- 
coln's regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days, 

Garnett,  Laban.  Boy,  frigate  "  Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nicholson ; 
engaged  Feb.  5,  1782;  service  to  May  31, .^1782,  3  mos.  26  days;  engagement, 
5  months ;  also,  receipt  dated  June  26,  1783,  for  wages  for  service  to  July  5,  1782, 
on  board  the  frigate  "  Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Mauley. 

Garnett,  Luther.  Private,  Capt.  Abiel  Clap's  co..  Col.  Carpenter's  (Bristol  Co.) 
regt.;  service,  34  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  July  24,  1777. 

Garnett,  Stephen  [?]  3d,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Whiton's  co.,  Col.  Ben- 
jamin Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days. 

Garnett,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  CoUamer's  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's 
(Plymouth  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  11  days ;  company  assembled  at  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on 
the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776.    Roll  dated  Scituate. 

Garnett,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Abram  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  30,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778;  service,  4  mos.  15  days, 
at  and  about  Boston ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Garnet,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Webber's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams's 
regt.;  enlisted  Dec.  17,  1776;  discharged  March  20,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  14 days, 
travel  included,  at  the  Northward.  Roll  sworn  to  at  Chesterfield  and  endorsed 
"Maj.  Clap's  regt." 

Garnet,  John.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden ;  engaged  March  9,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Suffolk  Co. 


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Garnet,  Michael,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Courtis's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  June  12, 1775  ;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  22  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  sick 
and  absent. 

Garnet,  Thomas,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bacon's  (2d)  co..  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  5,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  1  day;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Jan.  11,  1776. 

Garnish,  Paul,  Newbury.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Gideon  Woodwell's  detachment  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  returned 
home  April  23,  1775 ;  service,  6  days,  travel  included. 

Garnite,  Luther.  List  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for 
Bristol  Co.,  dated  Sept.  2,  1777 ;  Capt.  Silas  Cobb's  co.,  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's 
regt. 

Garnock,  John.  Seaman  or  Marine,  sloop  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Fisk  ;  engaged  Aug.  5, 1776 ;  discharged  Sept.  16,  1776.    Roll  dated  Salem. 

Garnor,  Jonathan.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2, 1780 ;  engaged  May  5, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Ipswich ;  term,  3  years. 

Garnset,  John,  Richmond.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Capron's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doo- 
little's  (24th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  16,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  21  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Richmond,  Nov.  26,  1775. 

Garnset,  Samuel.  List  of  men  drafted  for  Continental  service  for  8  months,  dated 
May  15,  1777;  the  amount,  £10,  appears  against  name  and  was  probably  paid  in 
lieu  of  service. 

Garnset,  Zaccheus.  Capt.  Barns's  co.,  4th  regt. ;  company  receipts  given  to  Benjamin 
Hey  wood  for  wages  for  Sept.-Dec,  1776. 

Garnt,  Ezekiel.  Capt.  Freedom  Chamberlain's  CO.,  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  9,  1775. 

Garnzt,  Samuel,  Medway.  List  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  of  the  town  of 
Med  way,  April  13,  1778,  as  having  rendered  service  at  various  times  subsequent 
to  April  19,  1775. 

Garow,  Francis,  Barnstable.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Brad- 
ford's regt. ;  return  [j'ear  not  given]  ;  residence,  Barnstable;  enlisted  for  town  of 
Barnstable ;  mustered  by  Continental  and  County  Muster  Masters ;  reported  dis- 
charged Jan.  15, 1778. 

Garrard,  Miles  (also  given  Mighill),  Philadelphia.  Private,  4th  co..  Col.  Mar- 
shall's regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's  (7th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Mar- 
shall's (10th)  regt. ;  rations  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Dec.  23,  1776,  to 
Feb.  1,  1777;  credited  with  41  days  allowance;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  11 
days  travel  on  march  from  Boston  to  Bennington;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at  Boston,  Jan.  28, 
1779;  accompanying  order  for  gratuity  signed  by  said  "Gerrard"  and  others, 
payable  to  Capt.  Benjamin  Wallcut;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for 
Jan.  and  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  reported  deserted  March  1  (also  given 
May  1),  1779;  also,  descriptive  list  made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1776,  to  Jan.  1,  1781; 
Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's  co.,  10th  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ; 
complexion,  dark ;  hair,  brown;  occupation,  mariner;  birthplace,  Pennsylvania ; 
residence,  Philadelphia;  enlisted  Dec.  23,  1776,  by  Lieut.  Cummings;  deserted  in 
March  [year  not  given] . 


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Gaurat,  John.  Capt.  Addison  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt. ;  order  for 
advance  pay  for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Garrat  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June 
8,  1775;  reported  took  the  oath  required  by  Congress  to  be  talien  by  the  Mass. 
army;  also,  Capt.  Richardson's  co. ;  company  receipt  for  wages  due  to  Aug.  1, 
1775,  dated  Cambridge,  March  14,  1776. 

Garratt,  Andrew,  Gloucester.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
[j'ear  not  given]  ;  residence,  Gloucester ;  engaged  for  town  of  Gloucester. 

Garratt,  John,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Abishai  Brown's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt. ;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1776,  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  1  mo.  1  day.  Roll  dated  Camp 
at  Hull. 

Garren,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  March,  1776. 

Garreson,  Bennet.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Mott's  co..  Col.  Elias  Dayton's  (3d  New 
Jersey)  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Garret,  Andrew,  Boston.  Ensign,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  ac- 
counts for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  taken  prisoner; 
also,  Capt.  Luke  Day's  (2d)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster 
rolls  for  Jan.,  17Sl-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  prisoner  of  war  with 
the  enemy  at  Canada  from  Nov.  11, 1778 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1781 ; 
also,  Capt.  Day's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov., 
1781,  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts ;  also,  recommendation  addressed  to  Gov. 
Hancock,  dated  Fair  Forest,  near  West  Point,  April  20,  1782,  signed  by  N.  Rice, 
Major  of  ■ith  Mass.  regt.,  asking  that  certain  officers  be  commissioned  iii  said  regi- 
ment; said  Garret,  Ensign  in  7th  Mass.  regt.  to  be  promoted  to  Lieutenant,  vice 
Lieut.  Snow  resigned  Oct.  23,  1781 ;  advised  in  Council  May  16,  1782,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned  with  the  exception  of  Ensign  Edward  Phelon;  also,  list 
of  officers  of  1st  Mass.  brigade  [year  not  given,  probably  1782  or  1783],  showing 
dates  of  commissions;  Lieutenant,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (4th)  regt.;  commis- 
sioned Oct.  23,  1781;  also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  regi- 
mental returns  from  Sept.  13, 1782,  to  Nov.  29, 1782,  dated  Verplanck's  Point,  etc. ; 
reported  prisoner  of  war ;  also.  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (4th)  regt.;  regimental  re- 
turns from  Jan.  3,  1783,  to  April  18,  1783,  dated  Cantonment  near  New  Windsor, 
etc. ;  reported  prisoner  of  war ;  also,  same  regt. ;  regimental  returns  dated  April 
24,  1783,  and  May  2, 1783 ;  reported  absent  with  leave ;  also,  Col.  Benjamin  Tup- 
per's  (late  Thomas  Nixon's)  regt. ;  return  of  officers  for  commutation  of  5  years 
full  pay  in  lieu  of  half  pay  under  act  of  March  22,  1783. 

Garret,  Charles.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned 
by  Capt.  Samuel  Cook,  dated  Feb.  23,  1778 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hadley ;  joined 
Capt.  Flowr's  co..  Col.  Graten's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  reported  a  transient;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Flower's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  4,  1778,  to  June  19,  1778 ;  reported  deserted ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  dated  Albany,  March  9,  1778,  and  May  13, 
1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Fort  Constitution,  June  15, 1778 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  White  Plains,  July  20,  1778;  reported 
deserted  June  17,  1778. 

Garret,  James,  Berkley.  List  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for 
Bristol  Co.,  dated  Taunton,  April  9,  1778;  Col.  William  Lee's  regt.;  enlistment, 
3  years. 

Garret,  Jesse,  Barnstable.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  dated 
May  10,  1778 ;  residence,  Barnstable ;  engaged  for  town  of  Barnstable ;  joined 
Capt.  James  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  term  to  expire  Jan.  -,  1780;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  John  Lamont's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt.;  return  [year 
not  given]  ;  mustered  by  County  Muster  Master  but  not  by  Continental  Muster 


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Garret,  Jesse,  continued. 

Master;  also,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  subsist- 
ence allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Feb.  15,  1777,  to  March  21,  1777;  credited 
with  46  days  allowance;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on  march 
from  Boston  to  Bennington. 

Garret,  Jesse.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Baker's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  marched 
Oct.  4,  1777;  service,  28  days;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  a  secret 
expedition. 

Garret,  Michael.  Marine,  ship  "Alfred,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul  Jones; 
list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "  Mellish  "  and  brig  "Active" 
[year  not  given] . 

Garret,  William.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Plymouth  Co.  in  1779  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Armj^;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Plympton  ;  delivered  to  Lieut.  J.  Grace. 

Garret,  William.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Washington's  (3d)  regt.  of  light  dra- 
goons ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  fi'ora  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  13^ 
1779;  reported  discharged  Dec.  13,  1779. 

Garretson,  Samuel.  Capt.  William  Courtis's  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st)  regt.; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Beverly,  Jan.  6,  1776; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for 
Bristol  Co.,  subsequent  to  Sept.  16  [year  not  given]  ;  Capt.  Jonathan  Drown's 
CO.,  Col.  Lee's  regt.;  age,  33  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  engaged  for  town  of 
Swanzey. 

Garrett,  .      [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Galrell,  Garet,  Garit, 

Garrat,  Garratt,  Garret,  Garrit,  Garritt,  Gerat,  Gerret,  Gerrett.] 

Garrett,  Andrew,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  James  Gray's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Mar- 
shall's regt. ;  enlisted  June  28,  1776 ;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  4  mos.  3  days ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1776. 

Garrett,  Andrew,  Sandwich.  Return  of  men  I'aised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  (Isl  Barnstable  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Sandwich,  June 
10,  1777;  residence.  Sandwich;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich;  joined  Capt. 
Soper's  CO.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war ;  reported  enlisted. 

Garrett,  Andrew.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30,  1777;  Capt.  Lane's  co.,  Col.  Alden's  regt.; 
also,  Ensign,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  list  of  officers:  commissioned  Oct.  1, 
1778;  reported  transferred  to  4th  Mass.  regt.;  also,  Ensign,  Capt.  Luke  Day's 
(2d)  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated 
West  Point;  a^so,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Continental  Village;  also, 
Capt.  Day's  (1st)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1781,  dated 
York  Hutts ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts ;  also.  Ensign, 
Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  regimental  I'eturns  from  Jan.  12,  1781,  to 
June  28,  1782,  dated  West  Point,  German  Hutts,  Phillipsburgh,  Peekskill,  etc.; 
reported  prisoner  with  the  enemy  from  Nov.  11,  1778;  also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Wil- 
liam Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  regimental  returns  dated  Verplanck's  Point,  Oct.  11, 
1782,  and  West  Point,  Oct.  -,  1782;  reported  a  prisoner  of  war;  also.  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  (4th)  regt.;  regimental  returns  from  Dec.  13,  1782,  to  April  11,  1783, 
dated  Camp  near  New  Windsor,  Cantonment  1st  Brigade,  etc. ;  reported  a  prisoner 
of  war. 

Garrett,  Charles.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned 
by  Capt.  Samuel  Cook,  dated  April  5,  1779;  engaged  for  town  of  Hadley  ;  joined 
Capt.  Samuel  Flowr's  co.,  Col.  Graton's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  reported  a  transient. 


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Garrett,  George.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Aurora"  (priva- 
teer), commanded  by  Capt.  David  Porter,  dated  Boston,  June  16,  1781 ;  age,  30 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. 

Garrett,  Jesse,  Bai-nstable.  Private,  Capt.  James  Gra.y's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt. ;  enlisted  June  28,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  1, 1776,  4  mos.  3  days;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1776;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  James 
Otis,  Mixster  Master  for  Barnstable  Co.,  dated  Barnstable,  Feb.  21,  1777 ;  Capt. 
James  Davis's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  mustered  Feb.  18,  1777 ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Barnstable ;  term,  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Lament's 
CO.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  (Tith)  regt.;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before 
Aug.  15,  1777 ;  joined  April  7,  1777 ;  reported  joined  corps  of  invalids. 

Garrett,  John.    List  of  men  [no  date  or  particulars  given] . 

Garrett,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Calvin  Curtis's  co.,  Col.  Jacobs's  regt.;  engaged 
Oct.  24,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
company  raised  from  1st  and  2d  Plymouth  Co.  regts.  for  2  mos.  service  from  time 
of  arrival  in  camp. 

Garrett,  William.  Boy,  ship  "Mars,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon  Samson;  en- 
gaged June  2, 1780 ;  discharged  March  12, 1781 ;  service,  9  mos.  10  days ;  reported 
entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  brig  "  Tryall "  if  made  a  prize.    Roll  dated  Boston. 

Garrick,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garrish.] 

Garrick,  Adam.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Roe's  co.  of  artificers  attached  to  Brig.  Gen. 
Henry  Knox's  corps  of  artillery ;  muster  i-oUs  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1777 ;  also, 
Capt.  Christopher  Beackley's  co.  of  Artillery  artificers  detached  from  Col.  Benja- 
min Flower's  corps  of  artificers  and  attached  to  artillery  in  the  field  commanded 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Henry  Knox ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1778. 

Garrick,  Christopher  (also  given  Christian).  Descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  11,  1781 ; 
Capt.  John  Slueman's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  age,  28  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.; 
complexion,  dark;  rank,  Matross;  enlisted  March  15,  1778,  by  Lieut.  Dunnels; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

Garrick,  William,  Yarmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Crowell's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co. ; 
marched  Aug.  10,  1776 ;  service  to  Sept.  30,  1776,  1  mo.  20  days ;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Martha's  Vineyard  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Russell's  co. ; 
service  from  Sept.  30,  1776,  to  Nov.  22,  1776,  1  mo.  22  days ;  company  raised  for 
defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed  at  Martin's  (Martha's)  Vineyard  under  Maj. 
Barachiah  Bassett. 

Garrick,  William.  Seaman,  frigate  "  Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nichol- 
son ;  engaged  Dec.  7, 1781 ;  service  to  May  31, 1782, 5  mos.  24  days ;  engagement, 
12  months ;  reported  deserted  and  returned. 

Garrie,  Louis  (also given  Lovis),  France  (also  given  Woolwich).  List  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  (3d  Essex  Co.) 
regt.,  dated  Ipswich,  Feb.  17, 1778;  residence,  France  (also  given  Woolwich) ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Ipswich ;  joined  Capt.  D'd  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Grain's  regt. ;  term, 
3  years. 

Garrish  (alias  Garrie),  Christopher.  Matross,  Capt.  Callender's  co.,  Col.  John 
Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
16,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  return  of  recruits  for  knap- 
sacks, etc.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1778;  reported  under  marching  orders;  also, 
Capt.  Lieut.  John  Callender's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and 
Dec,  1778,  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  also,  Capt. 
Slewman's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 


298  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Garrish,  N.  Private;  enlisted  Feb.  10, 1780 ;  discharged  May  10, 1780;  service,  3  mos., 
at  Machias,  under  Col.  John  Allan,  Commander-in-Chief  of  Eastern  Indian  de- 
partment. 

Gakiush,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Worthley's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's 
regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment.  May  8,  1775,  to  date  of  march- 
ing, July  6,  1775 ;  credited  with  8  weeks  3  days  allowance ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cam- 
bridge, Nov.  2,  1775;  also,  company  receipt  given  to  Lieut.  Crispus  Graves  for 
wages  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1775,  dated  Cambridge. 

Garrish,  Nathaniel.  Ship  Carpenter  and  Boat  Builder ;  list  of  men  employed  in  the 
Quartermaster  General's  department  at  Machias,  dated  July  25,  1780;  said  Gar- 
rish employed  to  take  charge  of  vessels,  boats,  etc.,  and  keep  them  in  repair. 

Gaurison,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gallison,  Garison,  Gar- 

reson,  Garretson,  Garrisson,  Garriston,  Garroson,  Gerrison.] 

Garrison,  .    List  of  prisoners  sent  from  Newport,  R.  I.,  in  the  prison  ship  "  Lord 

Sandwich  "  and  landed  at  Bristol  March  7,  1778. 

Garrison,  Abraham.  Private,  Capt.  Leonard  Bleeker's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col. 
Goose  Van  Schaick's  (1st  New  York)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781, 
dated  West  Point;  reported  on  garrison  duty  Jan.-March,  1781. 

Garrison,  Bennet.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Mott's  co.,  Col.  Elias  Dayton's  (3d  New 
Jersey)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept.  and  Oct.,  1777. 

Garrison,  Jacob.  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  Newport,  R.  I.,  in  the  prison  ship  "  Lord 
Sandwich  "  and  landed  at  Bristol  March  7,  1778. 

Garrison,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Pettengill's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  April,  1776 ;  service,  9  days ;  also,  list  of  men  who  received 
advance  pay  for  1  month,  dated  Camp  at  New  York,  April  23,  1776 ;  also,  return 
of  men  enlisted  by  officers  in  Capt.  Pettengill's  co.,  dated  Camp  at  New  York,  July 
9,  1776. 

Garrison,  John.  Fifer,  Capt.  James  Webb's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  dated  Camp  at  Rhode  Island,  Aug.  21, 1778 ;  enlisted  Dec.  18, 1777 ;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years ;  reported  sick  and  absent. 

Garrison,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  John  Mott's  co.,  Col.  Elias  Dayton's  (3d  New 
Jersey)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept.  and  Oct.,  1777. 

Garrison,  Samuel,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  North's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  (16th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  residence,  Marblehead ;  credited  to  town  of  Marblehead; 
also,  Capt.  North's  co.;  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780, 
of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's 
regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who 
were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson, 
agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  residence,  Marblehead;  engaged 
for  town  of  Swanzey ;  engaged  Nov.  12,  1777 ;  term,  during  war ;  also,  descriptive 
list  dated  Hutts,  three  miles  from  West  Point,  Jan.  28,  1781 ;  Capt.  North's  co., 
9th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jackson ;  age,  45  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
9  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  mariner;  residence,  Marble- 
head ;  enlisted  Nov.  12,  1779,  by  Col.  Jackson ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Garrison,  William,  Sandisfield.  Private,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Joseph 
Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  May,  June,  and  Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll 
for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  muster 
roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  sworn  to  at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  March,  1782, 
dated  York  Huts  and  sworn  to  at  West  Point. 


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CrARRissox,  Bennet.  Private,  Capt.  John  Mott's  co.,  Col.  Elias  Dayton's  (3d  New 
Jersey)  regt.;  muster  roll  made  up  to  May  31, 1777;  enlisted  Feb.  -,  1777. 

Garrisson,  Joseph.  Musician,  Capt.  John  Mott's  co..  Col.  Elias  Dayton's  (3d  New 
Jersey)  regt.;  muster  roll  made  up  to  May  31,  1777;  enlisted  April  1,  1777. 

Garriston,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  North's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Nov.  12,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
credited  to  town  of  Marblehead;  also,  Capt.  William  North's  co..  Col.  Jackson's 
regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Smith;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778,  dated  Camp 
Pawtuxet;  also,  Capt.  North's  (5th)  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  Nov.  12  (also  given  April  3),  1777;  re- 
ported on  command  at  Newtown ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  certified 
at  Camp  Providence,  July  13,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  made  up  to 
Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence. 

Garrit  [  ?],  Charles,  Concord.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Concord ;  engaged  for  town  of  Concord. 

Garrit,  John,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Addison  Richardson's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  13,  1775;  service,  2  mos. 
23  days. 

Garritt,  Andrew,  Boston  (also  given  Cape  Ann).  Sergeant,  Capt.  Daniel  Lane's 
CO.,  Col.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
March  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  residence,  Boston;  credited  to  town  of  Gloucester; 
reported  as  serving  20  mos.  as  Sergeant,  1-t  mos.  as  Ensign ;  promoted  to  Ensign 
Nov.  1, 1778;  also,  Capt.  Lain's  co.,  Col.  Alden's  battalion;  return  dated  Albany, 
Jan.  14,  1778;  mustered  b}'  County  Muster  Master  Barber  and  by  a  Continental 
Muster  Master;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Lane's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  (6th) 
battalion  ;  return  of  men  in  camp  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at  Cherry  Valley, 
Feb.  24,  1778  [9]  ;  reported  taken  prisoner  Nov.  11,  1778;  also.  Ensign,  Col. 
Brooks's  (late  Alden's)  regt.;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  commissioned 
Oct.  1,  1778;  residence.  Cape  Ann. 

Garron,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  March,  1776. 

Garroson,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  John  Mott's  co.,  Col.  Elias  Dayton's  (3d  New 
Jersey)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1777 ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Garrow,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garow.] 

Garrow,  Francis.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777;  enlistment,  8  months;  reported  discharged  Jan.  10, 
1778 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Tisdale,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  23,  1779; 
Capt.  Crocker's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  age,  30  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  com- 
plexion, dark ;  engaged  for  town  of  Barnstable. 

Garrow,  John  Lewis.  Private,  Capt.  Field's  co..  Col.  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  20,  1779,  to  Sept.  20,  1779;  reported 
transferred  to  the  artillery ;  also,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (3d)  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

Garrtje,  Peter.  Descriptive  list;  Capt.  John  Lillie's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  engaged  in  1780 
by  Capt.  Lillie ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston ;  term,  during  war.  [See  Peter 
Ganue.] 


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Garry,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hudson  Ballard's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 
1776 ;  reported  discharged  Sept.  30,  1776. 

Garry,  Reuben.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county ; 
age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  gray;  occu- 
pation, farmer;  engaged  April  18,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Reading;  term, 
3  years. 

Garry,  Samuel.  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  co.  of  coast  guards ;  list  of  men  appear- 
ing on  a  memorandum  of  beef  delivered  Dec.  31,  1777. 

Garskek,  William,  Cumberland.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Col.  Wheelock's  regt. 
who  were  discharged;  Capt.  Daniels's  co. ;  discharged  Nov.  11,  1776. 

Garskel,  James.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Col.  Wheelock's  regt.  who  were  discharged ; 
Capt.  Daniels's  co. ;  discharged  Nov.  3,  1776. 

Garson,  Jo.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co., 
dated  Boston,  March  30,  1777;  Capt.  Warner's  co.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. 

Garthey,  William,  Marblehead.  Corporal,  Col.  Lamb's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

Gartrae,  Etienne,  France.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  John  Cushing's  (2d  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of 
Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777 ;  residence,  France ;  engaged  for  town  of  Marshfield ; 
joined  Capt.  Langdon's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  during  war. 

Gartsey,  John,  New  Haven.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  6,  1778;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also, 
Gunner,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Donnell's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  re- 
ported as  serving  19  mos.  as  Gunner,  17  mos.  as  Corporal ;  promoted  to  Corporal 
Aug.  1,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  for  gratuity  dated  Greenwich, 
Nov.  10,  1779;  also,  Bombardier;  account  rendered  against  the  United  States  by 
the  Commonwealth  of  Massachusetts  for  amounts  paid  officers  and  men  of  Col. 
Crane's  regt.  on  account  of  depreciation  of  their  wages  for  the  first  3  years  service 
in  the  Continental  Army  from  1777  to  1780 ;  also,  Corpoi"al,  Capt.  Donnell's  co., 
Col.  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  West  Point, 
Jan.  9, 1781 ;  enlisted  Nov.  11, 1776,  by  Capt.  Vose ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point. 

Garvey,  John,  Richmond.  Receipt  dated  Richmond,  Feb.  13,  1781,  signed  by  said 
Garvey  and  others,  for  bounties  paid  them  by  Brown  Chamberlin  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years;  also,  return  dated  Richmond,  April  1, 
1781,  made  by  the  Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid  said  Garvey  and  others  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years  to  the  credit  of  said  town ;  also, 
descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 
1780,  returned  as  delivered  to  William  Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county, 
dated  Lenox,  Aug.  20,  1781 ;  Capt.  Bacon's  co..  Col.  Rossiter's  regt. ;  age,  18  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  cfmplexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  occupation,  laborer;  resi- 
dence, Richmond ;  engaged  for  town  of  Richmond;  term,  3  years;  receipted  for 
by  Maj.  Ashley. 

Garvin,  Richard,  Boston.  Master,  ship  "  Pilgrim,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph 
Robinson;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  dated  Aug.  2,  1780;  age,  30  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Boston. 

Gary,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garay,  Garea,  Garee,  Garey, 

Garry,  Garye,  Geary,  Gerry,  Grey.] 


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Cary,  AARON,  Lancaster.    Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sawyer's  co.  of  Minute.men,  Col 
John  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  Apnl  19   177o ;  service  7 
days;  also,  Capt.  Ephraim  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb  s  regt.;  muster 
roU  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also, 
company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  177o. 
■Oat^v  Benjamin  Fitchburg.    List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
's^To'es'ter  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  William  Thurlo,  dated  Fitchburg 
T)ec  20  1777-  residence,  Fitchburg;  engaged  for  town  of  Fitchburg ;  jomed  Capt. 
Mors's  co    Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Morse  s 
CO    Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Feb  28   1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Morse's  co.,  Col.  Putnam  s  (4th) 
re<rt.-  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778;  mustered  by  Col.  Barber;  reported 
de'serted;  also,  Capt.  Gardner's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  3,  1780;  also,  receipt  dated 
Worcester  May  U,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gary  by  Nicholas  Danforth,  Chair- 
man of  Cl'ass  No.  2  of  the  town  of  Fitchburg,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  order  dated  Cantonment,  March  24,  1783,  signed  by 
said  Gary,  payable  to  Abner  Moors,  for  wag^s  for  service  in  the  6th  Mass.  regt.  for 
the  year  1782 ;  also,  order  dated  Fitchburg,  March  29,  1784,  signed  by  said  Gary, 
payable  to  Joseph  Fox,  for  wages  for  service  in  6th  Mass.  regt. 
•Gart    Benjamin,  Leominster.    Private,  Capt.  John  Joslin's  co.  of  Minute-men  Col. 
'john  Whet^omb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge; service,  11  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army. 
Gary  Benjamin.    Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Boutell's  co..  Col.  John  Rand's  (Worcester 
'co  )  re-t  •  enlisted  Julv  20, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  1  day, 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months, 
r  .T^v  Cafsar    Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army,  agreeable 
to  re  olve  of  Dec   2,  1780,  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Mid- 
dlesex Co  •  a-e,17yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 7  in. ;  complexion,  black;  hair,  black,  eyes, 
black;  ocwtion,  farmer;  engaged  July  17, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Reading ; 
term,  1  year. 
-GARY  Daniel,  York.    Private,  Capt.  Esaias  Preble's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  marched  from  home  March  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  7  days;  company 
detached  from  militia  to  serve  from  April  2,  1778,  to  July  3,  1778,  and  stationed 
at  Winter  Hill ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Bri-  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct!  25, 1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  \  ork  for  ser- 
vice  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  11,  1/80;  dis- 
charged Nov.  4,  1780 ;  service,  4  mos.  11  days,  travel  included. 
GARY    David,  Lancaster.    Private;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  at 
Cambridge  under  Maj.  Loammi  Baldwin  dated  May  15, 1775 ;  also  Capt.  Ephraim 
Richardson's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1    17.o, 
enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  a^.o,  Capt.  Fortunatus  Eager  s 
CO    Lieut.  Col.  Ephraim  Sawyer's  regt.;  marched  Oct.  2,  1777;  discharged  Oct. 
is"  1777-    service,  25  days,  travel  included;    company  marched  to  reinforce 
Northern  army;  a/.o,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co.,Col.  Josiah  Whitiiey  s  regt.; 
service  from  July  30,  1778,  to  Sept.  13,  1778,  1  mo.  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 
Gary  David,  Stoneham.    Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Wyman's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  arrived  at  destination  May  10,  1777;  discharged  July  10    U.   ,at  Point 
Judith;  service,  2  mos.  9  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment,  2 
months. 
Gary    David.    Private,  Capt.  Edward  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.; 
enltsted  July  11,  ^778;  discharged  Feb.  18,  1779;  service,  7  mos.  19  days,  travel 


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Gary,  David,  continued. 

included,  at  North  river,  N.  Y. ;  roll  dated  Watertown  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  West  Point;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for 
Nov.,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Gary,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fales's  co..  Col.  J.  Dagget's  regt.;  service  be- 
tween Jan.  6,  and  April  1,  1778,  2  mos.  17  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  drafted 
to  serve  under  Gen.  Spencer  for  3  months  from  Jan.  1,  1778. 

Gary,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Pierce;  enlisted  May  18, 1779;  discharged  July  1,  1779;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  16  days,  travel  included,  at  Tiverton,  II.  I. ,  company  raised  to  serve 
until  July  1,  1779;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master 
for  Bristol  Co.,  to  serve  in  Col.  Jacobs's  regt.  at  Rhode  Island  until  April  1,  1780, 
dated  Taunton,  Oct.  28, 1779;  engaged  for  town  of  Raynham ;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Jacob  Haskins's  (Light  Infantry)  co. ;  enlisted  July  1,  1779;  discharged  Jan.  31, 
1780;  service,  7  mos.  1  day,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  raised  to 
join  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.  and  serve  until  April  1, 1780,  unless  sooner  discharged, 
but  formed  into  a  separate  corps  for  this  service. 

Gary,  Ichabod,  Lancaster.  Matross,  Capt.  Bryant's  co..  Col.  Mason's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  22,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Frothingham's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  Oct  ,  1778,  dated  Springfield ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  Capt.  Frothing- 
ham's CO.  of  matrosses,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  return  of  men  entitled  to  gratuities 
dated  Springfield,  Nov.  1,  1779;  company  stationed  at  Springfield;  also,  Capt. 
Bryant's  co. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
March  18,  1780 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  "Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth 
Washburn,  Superintendent;  Capt.  Wright's  co..  Col.  Whitney's  regt.;  age,  37 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  March 
3,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lancaster ;  term,  3  years. 

Gary,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Esaias  Preble's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ; 
marched  from  home  April  1,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  6  days;  company  detached 
from  militia  to  serve  from  April  2,  1778,  to  July  3,  1778,  and  stationed  at  Winter 
Hill. 

Gary,  Jonas,  Lancaster.  Private,  Capt.  William  Thurlo's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt. ;  service  from  July  30,  1778,  to  Sept.  13,  1778,  1  mo.  15  days,  at  Rhode 
Island;  also,  Capt.  Timothy  Boutell's  co.,  Col.  John  Rand's  (Worcester  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  10,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  11  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gary,  Jonathan  (alias  Daniel  Gibbs),  Princeton.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's 
CO.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill, 
Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov. 
29,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  (2d)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (4rth)  regt.;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  2d  Princeton  co.,  2d 
Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  James  Mirick,  dated  Princeton,  Jan.  12, 
1778 ;  residence,  Princeton  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Princeton ;  joined  Capt.  Adam 
Wheeler's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Gary,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Salmon  White's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  marched 
May  10,  1777  ;  discharged  July  10,  1777  ;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  travel  included, 
on  expedition  to  Ticonderoga.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 


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Gary,  Nathaniel,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  David  Green's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service,  2  days ;  also,  list  of 
men  belonging  to  the  train  band  under  Capt.  John  Walton,  dated  Reading,  May 
13,  1775. 

Gary,  Oliver.  List  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent 
for  Hampshire  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
drafted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Capt.  James  Cooper,  at  Springfield,  July  19,  1779;  Capt.  Hunt's  co..  Col.  Wil- 
liams's regt. ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  hair,  brown ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Northfield. 

Gary,  Reuben,  Lancaster.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Gates's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  14  days. 

Gary,  Reuben,  Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  James  Bancroft's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jack- 
son's regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  4,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  term,  3  years. 

Gary,  Reuben,  Stoneham.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Toto- 
way,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

Gary,  Rufus,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Richardson's  (Attleborough)  co. 
of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  11  days ; 
reported  enlisted  into  the  army  May  1,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co., 
Col.  Timothy  Walker's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  20,  1775; 
also,  Capt.  Richardson's  4th  (Attleborough  No.  12)  co. ;  list  of  men  who  served 
in  the  8  months  service  in  1775;  said  service  known  as  the  1st  campaign;  also, 
receipt  given  to  Lieut.  Abijah  Lincoln  for  cartridge  boxes,  dated  New  York,  May 
31,  1776 ;  also,  company  receipts  given  to  Capt.  Oliver  Soper  for  wages  for  May- 
Aug.,  1776. 

Gary,  Seth.  Receipt  dated  Rehoboth,  Dec.  10,  1781,  signed  by  said  Gary  and  others, 
for  bounties  paid  them  by  John  Brown  and  others,  a  committee  of  the  town  of 
Rehoboth,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years  ;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Nathaniel  C.  Allen's  (8th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster 
rolls  for  Dec,  1782-April,  1783;  reported  transferred  from  9th  Mass.  regt.;  also, 
Capt.  Allen's  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  May-Sept.,  1783 ;  balance  of 
term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  16  months ;  also,  8th  co. ;  order  dated  Dec.  23, 1783, 
for  wages  for  May-Dec.  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  ac- 
cepted on  account  of  wages. 

Gary,  Thaddeus,  Raynham.  Private,  Capt.  James  Perry's  co.,  Col.  Paul  Dudley 
Sargent's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  21,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
James  Perry's  co.,  16th  regt. ;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1776  [service  not  given]  ;  also,  Capt. 
Joshua  Wilbore's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  service,  1  mo.  23  days ;  com- 
pany marched  from  Taunton  to  Providence,  R.  I. ;  roll  made  up  for  wages  and 
travel  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  -,  1777,  and  sworn  to  at  Taunton,  Sept.  23, 
1777;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Fales's  co..  Col.  J.  Dagget's  regt.;  service  between 
Jan.6, 1778,  and  April  1,1778,  2  mos.  17  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  drafted 
to  serve  under  Gen.  Spencer  for  3  months  from  Jan.  1,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Jacob 
Haskins's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  July  16,  1778;  service,  5  mos. 
17  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779 ;  roll  dated  Tiverton ; 
also,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  (Light  Infantry)  co. ;  enlisted  July  17,  1779;  dis- 
charged Jan.  31,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  16  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island; 
company  raised  to  join  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.  and  serve  until  April  1,  1780, 
unless  sooner  discharged,  but  formed  into  a  separate  corps  for  this  service. 


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Gary,  Thomas,  Fitchburg.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  co..  Col.  John  Whet- 
comb's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  25,  1775;  service,  6  days;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  8th  Worcester  Co.  regt  ,  as  re- 
turned by  Capt.  William  Thurlo,  dated  Fitchburg,  Dec.  20, 1777  ;  residence,  Fitch- 
burg; engaged  for  town  of  Fitchburg;  joined  Capt.  Mors's  co..  Col.  Putnam's 
regt.;  term,  3  years  (also  given  during  war);  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph 
Morse's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  4th  Corporal,  Capt.  Morse's 
CO.,  Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778;  mustered  by 
Col.  Barrett;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Gardner's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

Gary,  Thomas,  Leominster.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Joslin's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Whetcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge; service,  11  days. 

Gary,  Thomas,  Stoneham.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Isaac  Hall's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Prospect 
Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  reported  enlisted  for  Quebec  Sept.  12,  1775;  also,  certificate  of 
service  in  support  of  an  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money,  signed 
by  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks,  dated  Medford,  Jan.  9,  1776. 

Gary,  Thomas,  2d.  List  of  men  [year  not  given] ,  apparently  showing  balances  for 
service. 

Garye,  Jonas.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Willson's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  15,  1777;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1777,  4  mos.  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  from  place  of  discharge 
home,  dated  Providence,  Dec.  29,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from 
Dec.  1,  1777,  to  date  of  discharge,  Jan.  3,  1778,  1  mo.  3  days;  roll  dated  Provi- 
dence. 

Gaschet,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gashet,  Gasshat.] 

Gaschet,  Abner.  Receipt  dated  Hopkinton,  April  19,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said 
Gaschet  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years  by  a  class  of 
which  Israel  Walker,  Jr.,  was  a  member. 

Gaschet,  Daniel.  Company  receipt  dated  Westborough,  July  21,  1778,  for  wages  for 
3  mos.  service  in  Capt.  Brigham's  co. 

Gaschet,  Henry,  Northborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Gen.  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  1  mo. 
1  day. 

Gaschet,  Levi,  Northborough.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Gen.  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7 
days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Wood's  co..  Col.  Jona- 
than Ward's  regt. ;  order  for  advance,  pay  signed  by  said  Gaschet  and  others, 
dated  Cambridge,  June  13,  1775;  also.  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  receipt  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Northborough,  Dec.  15,  1775. 

Gaschet,  Reuben,  Westborough.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Wheelock's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan 
Ward's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  24,  1775 ;  service,  3 
mos.  15  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gashet,  Abner.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mellen's  co.,  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  10,  1780;  service,  14  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
Rhode  Island. 


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Gashet,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Brigham's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  12,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  28  days,  200 
miles  travel  included,  with  Northern  army  (also  given  at  the  Westward) ;  com- 
pany marched  from  Grafton ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Howe's  co.,  Col.  John 
Hand's  regt.;  entered  service  July  17,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3 
mos.  5  days,  travel  included;  enlistment,  3  months. 

Gashet,  Reuben,  Westborough.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Morse's  co.,  Maj.  Gen.  Ward's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5^  days. 

Gaskin,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gasking.] 

Gaskin,  Joseph.  Matross,  Capt.  William  Treadwell's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d 
Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Armj'  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  9,  1780, 
to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.-April,  1781, 
dated  West  Point;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  sick  in  general  hospital  in 
April,  1781. 

Gaskin,  William,  Winthrop.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Col.  Joseph  North's  (2d  Lincoln  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Gardnerstown,  Feb.  2, 
1778;  residence,  Winthrop;  engaged  for  town  of  Winthrop;  joined  Capt.  Lang- 
don's  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.  ;"term,  3  years. 

Gasking,  Joseph.  Capt.  William  Treadwell's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  return  made  by 
order  of  Gen.  Heath  of  Jan.  5,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  engaged  March  9,  1780, 
by  Lieut.  Blake ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston ;  term,  during  war ;  also,  Matross, 
Capt.  William  Treadwell's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt.;  muster 
rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781 ;  reported  sick  in  hospital  at  New  Windsor. 

Gasper,  Peter.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  H.  Wendell's  co..  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's 
(1st  New  York)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  en- 
listment, during  war. 

Gasper,  William.  Seaman,  sloop  "Republic,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster 
Williams;  engaged  Oct.  2,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  18,  1776,  at  Boston;  service, 
1  mo.  16  days. 

Gass,  Jonathan,  Townsend.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Dauglass's  co..  Col.  James  Pres- 
cott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days ;  com- 
pany served  "  until  ordered  back  to  take  care  of  the  Tories  in  Townsend."  [See 
Jonathan  Goss.] 

Gasset,  John,  Townsend.  Private,  1st  co.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  26, 1777,  to  March  1, 1779 ;  reported  discharged 
March  1,  1779,  also  as  having  hired  Jonathan  Corneck  to  serve  in  his  place ;  also, 
Capt.  Hugh  Maxwell's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp 
near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  24,  1778. 

Gassett,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gasset.] 

Gassett,  John,  Townsend.  Return  of  men  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Hosley's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  dated 
Littleton,  May  29,  1777;  residence,  Townsend;  enlisted  for  town  of  Townsend; 
joined  Capt.  Maxwell's  co..  Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Gasshat,  Abner.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  bj^  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county ; 
age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  blue; 
occupation,  farmer;  engaged  May  2,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Hopkinton; 
term,  3  years. 

Gasting,  David,  Richmond.  Private,  Capt.  David  Noble's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Patison's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 


306  I^IASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gasting,  David,  continued. 

April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt. 
David  Noble's  co..  Col.  Paterson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted 
April  29,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  9  days. 

Gaston,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gasting,  Gayston,  Geyston, 

Glaston.] 

Gaston,  Alexander.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  detach- 
ment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  June  30,  1777;  discharged  July  26,  1777; 
service,  27  days,  at  Fort  Ann,  on  an  alarm  at  Ticonderoga. 

Gaston,  David,  Richmond.  Private,  Capt.  David  Rosseter's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Patterson's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service  from  April  23,  1775,  to  May  8,  1775,  2  weeks  1  day;  reported  enlisted  into 
the  army. 

Gaston,  David.  List  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  picket  guard  under  Maj.  Baldwin 
dated  May  23, 1775 ;  reported  detailed  under  Capt.  Jonas  Hubbard. 

Gaston,  David.  Private,  Lieut.  Jabez  Colt's  co..  Col.  Rosseter's  detachment  of  Berk- 
shire Co.  militia ;  enlisted  July  17, 1777 ;  discharged  July  27, 1777 ;  service,  11  days, 
at  the  Northward.    Roll  dated  Richmond. 

Gaston,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co..  Col.  David  Rosseter's  detach- 
ment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777 ; 
service,  7  days,  at  Bennington. 

Gaston,  John.  Corporal,  Lieut.  Jabez  Colt's  co.,  Col.  Rosseter's  detachment  of  Berk- 
shire Co.  militia ;  entered  service  July  17, 1777  ;  discharged  July  27, 1777 ;  service, 
11  days,  at  the  Northward ;  roll  dated  Richmond ;  also,  Lieut.  Ezekiel  Crocker's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  entered  service  Aug.  16,  1777;  dis- 
charged Aug.  20,  1777;  service,  4  days;  company  called  out  by  Maj.  Hide  and 
ordered  to  march  to  Bennington;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co..  Col.  John 
Brown's  detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  entered  service  Sept.  5,  1777;  dis- 
charged Sept.  29,  1777;  service,  24  days,  at  and  to  the  Northward  of  Pawlet; 
also,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co..  Col.  David  Rosseter's  regt..  Gen.  Fellows's  brigade; 
entered  service  Oct.  17,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  19,  1780;  service,  4  days;  company 
marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Stark  at  Stillwater;  also,  same  co.,  regt., 
and  brigade;  enlisted  Nov.  5,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1780;  service,  4  days; 
company  marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Stark  at  Stillwater  on  an  alarm; 
also.  Sergeant,  same  co.,  regt.,  and  brigade;  entered  service  Oct.  13, 1781;  dis- 
charged Oct.  22,  1781 ;  service,  13  days,  travel  included,  with  militia  sent  as  rein- 
forcements to  Gen.  Stark  at  Stillwater  on  an  alarm. 

Gaston,  Robert.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co..  Col.  David  Rosseter's  regt..  Gen. 
John  Fellows's  brigade;  entered  service,  Nov.  5,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1780; 
service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Stark  at  Still- 
water on  an  alarm. 

Gaston,  Thomas,  Richmond.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co..  Col.  Benjamin 
Simonds's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  April  26,  1777 ;  discharged  May  19, 
1777;  service,  24  days;  company  called  out  by  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  and  ordered  to 
march  to  Saratoga;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  detach- 
ment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  June  30,  1777;  discharged  July  21,  1777; 
service,  22  ditys,  at  Fort  Ann,  on  an  alarm  at  Ticonderoga;  also,  Capt.  Aaron 
Rowley's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted 
July  22,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  13,  1777;  service,  23  days,  at  Stillwater;  also, 
Lieut.  Ezekiel  Crocker's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  16,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  20, 1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  company  called  out  by 
Maj.  Hide  and  ordered  to  march  to  Bennington ;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co.. 
Col.  John  Brown's  detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Sept.  5,  1777; 


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Gaston,  Thomas,  continued. 

discharged  Sept.  25,  1777;  service,  20  days,  at  and  to  the  Northward  of  Pawlet; 
also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Pater- 
son  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Richmond  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  5, 
1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  5  days,  travel  included ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Bacon's 
CO.,  Col.  David  Rosseter's  regt..  Gen.  John  Fellows's  brigade;  entered  service 
Oct.  13,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  20,  1781 ;  service,  11  days,  travel  included,  with 
militia  sent  as  reinforcements  to  Gen.  Stark  at  Stillwater  on  an  alarm ;  also, 
Capt.  John  Bacon's  co..  Col.  Caleb  Hyde's  regt..  Gen.  Rosseter's  brigade ;  entered 
service  Oct.  20,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1781 ;  service,  9  days,  at  Stillwater  on 
an  alarm. 

Gaston,  William,  Richmond.  Sergeant,  Capt.  David  Rosseter's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Patterson's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service  from  April  23,  1775,  to  May  22,  1775,  4  weeks  2  days;  reported  did 
not  enlist  into  the  army ;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Rossiter's  co.  who 
came  forward  with  Col.  Patterson  but  wished  to  return ;  permission  granted  by 
vote  of  Council  of  War  of  May  13,  [1775],  that  such  men  as  had  not  enlisted 
might  return  home;  also.  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Jabez  Colt's  co..  Col.  Rosseter's  de- 
tachment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  entered  service  July  17,  1777 ;  discharged 
July  27,  1777;  service,  11  days,  at  the  Northward;  also,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co., 
Col.  David  Rosseter's  regt..  Gen.  Fellows's  brigade ;  entered  service  Oct.  17, 1780 ; 
discharged  Oct.  19,  1780 ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  army 
under  Gen.  Stark  at  Stillwater. 

Gastraonaga,  Ramonde.  Agreement  signed  by  said  Gastraonaga  and  others,  engag- 
ing themselves  to  serve  on  board  the  sloop  '<  Winthrop,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
George  Little,  for  6  months  from  time  of  sailing  from  Boston,  unless  sooner  dis- 
charged [year  not  given] . 

Gasuett,  Daniel,  Pembroke.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Pembroke ;  engaged  for  town  of  Pembroke. 

Gatchall,  William.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Peter  Combes's  6th  (Brunswick)  co.,  2d 
Cumberland  Co.  regt. ;  list  dated  North  Yarmouth,  April  4,  1776,  of  officers  re- 
turned in  accordance  with  order  of  Council  of  Feb.  14,  1776,  by  Jonathan  Mitchell 
and  others,  field  officers  of  said  regiment;  ordered  in  Council  June  5,  1776,  that 
said  officers  be  commissioned. 

Gatchel,  Abel.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Joseph  Bragdon,  Jr.,  Muster  Master  for 
York  Co.,  dated  York,  April  24,  1777;  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Brewer's  regt.;  reported  received  State  and  Continental  bounties. 

Gatchel,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Nehemiah  Curtis's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchel's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  7,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  18  days, 
on  Penobscot  expedition.  Roll  dated  Harpswell,  Dec.  20,  1779,  and  sworn  to  at 
North  Yarmouth. 

Gatchel,  Elisha,  Vassalborough.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Col.  Joseph  North's  (2d  Lincoln  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Gardnerstown, 
Feb.  2,  1778;  residence,  Vassalborough;  engaged  for  town  of  Vassalborough; 
term,  3  years. 

Gatchel,  Jeremiah.  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  1,  1776;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  4  mos.,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gatchel,  Joseph  Marblehead.  Capt.  Francis  Syraonds's  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's  regt. ; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec. 
25.  1775. 


308  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gatchel,  Samuel,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  montii,  signed  by  said  Gatchel  and  others, 
dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775 ;  also,  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Gatchel,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Foster's  co.,  Maj.  William  Lithgo's  detach- 
ment of  militia;  service  from  Sept.  1,  1779,  to  Nov.  1,  1779,  1  mo.  2  days,  defend- 
ing the  frontiers  of  Lincoln  Co. 

Gatchel,  William.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Peter  Combes's  (6th)  co.,  2d  Cumberland 
Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  oflficers ;  commissioned  June  5,  1776. 

Gatchel,  William.  Private,  Capt.  William  Lithgow's  co. ;  marched  March  11,  1776; 
discharged  Nov.  23,  1776;  service,  8  mos.  14  days;  company  stationed  at  Fal- 
mouth, Cumberland  Co.,  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Nehemiah  Curtis's 
CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchel's  regt.;  enlisted  July  7,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25, 
1779 ;  service,  2  mos.  18  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition ;  roll  dated  Harpswell  and 
sworn  to  at  North  Yarmouth. 

Gatchel,  Zachariah,  Wells  (also  given  York).  Private,  Capt.  Noah  M.  Littlefield's 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Moulton'sregt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  5  days;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Sayers's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's 
(30th)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge, 
Oct.  27,  1775  ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster  Master  for 
York  Co.,  dated  Feb.  8,  1777;  Capt.  -Tames  Donnell's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's 
regt.;  residence.  Wells;  enlistment,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Colonel's  co..  Col. 
Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb. 
15,  1777,  to  July  10,  1778 ;  residence,  York ;  credited  to  town  of  Wells ;  reported 
deserted  July  10, 1778 ;  account  made  up  agreeable  to  his  discharge  signed  by  Maj. 
Gen.  H.  Knox,  Oct.  28,  1783;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Donnell's  co..  Col.  Brewer's 
regt.;  return  dated  Camp  at  Vallej'  Forge,  Jan.  22,  1778;  residence,  York;  en- 
listed for  town  of  York ;  mustered  by  State  Muster  Master. 

Gatchell,  Abel,  Berwick.  Capt.  Philip  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  James  Scammon's  regt. ; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

Gatchell,  Dennis.  Captain,  4th  co..  Col.  Joseph  North's  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of 
officers  appointed  to  command  various  companies  raised  in  the  year  1776,  in  accord- 
ance with  an  act  passed  to  raise  one-fourth  of  the  men  in  Lincoln  Co.,  as  returned 
to  Maj.  Gen.  James  Warren  by  Samuel  Harnden. 

Gatchell,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Briant  Morton's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  5,  1776 ;  service 
to  Sept.  1,  1776 ;  company  stationed  on  seacoast  at  Scarborough  and  Cape  Eliza- 
beth; also,  Capt.  Morton's  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  1,  1776,  to  date  of  discharge, 
Nov.  25,  1776,  2  mos.  25  days ;  company  stationed  on  seacoast  at  Cape  Elizabeth 
and  Scarborough;  roll  endorsed  "  Col.  Mitchel's  regt." 

Gatchell,  Joseph,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  co..  Col.  John 
Glover's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  15,  1775;  service,  1 
mo.  19  days. 

Gatchell,  Samuel  (also  given  Samuel  H.),  Marblehead.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel 
Russell  Trevett's  co..  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
June  21,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  8, 1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  16  days ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt. 
Francis  Symonds's  (9th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  July  1,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  3  days;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Glover's  (5th  Essex  Co.) 
regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7, 1777 ;  residence,  Marble- 
head ;  engaged  for  town  of  Marblehead ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1777,  to  March  25,  1779;  appointed  Jan.  1,  1777;  reported  resigned  March  25, 
1779;  also,  (late)  Col.  William  R.  Lee's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Smith; 


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Gatchell,  Samuel  (also  given  Samuel  H.)  ,  continued. 

return  of  officers  for  clothing  delivered  agreeable  to  order  of  Court  of  June  7, 1778 ; 
also,  return  of  officers  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  William  S.  Smith, 
dated  Pawtuxet,  Sept.  19,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Joshua  Orne's  co.,  in  a  regiment 
commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  William  S.Smith;  pay  abstract  for  Oct.,  1778 ;  also. 
Lieutenant  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  William  S.  Smith ;  pay 
abstract  for  Dec,  1778,  dated  Providence;  also,  same  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for 
March,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet. 

Gatchell,  Samuel.  Volunteer,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Tucker;  engaged  March  1,  1779;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 

Gatchill,  Samuel.  Marblehead.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Francis  Simonds's  (9th)  co..  Col. 
John  Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775.] 

Gatcomb,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Eleazer  Crabtree's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  26,  1775; 
service  to  Dec.  31, 1775,  4  mos.  15  days;  company  stationed  at  Frenchman's  Bay. 

Gate,  Edmund.  Private,  Capt.  James  Prentiss's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  place  of  discharge,  Saratoga,  home,  endorsed 
"  travel  from  Fort  Edward ;  "  240  miles  travel  allowed  said  Gate ;  warrant  allowed 
in  Council  Feb.  3,  1777. 

Gate,  James  0.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  detachment 
of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  July  22, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  13, 1777 ;  service, 
23  days,  at  Stillwater. 

Gate,  Silas.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  service  from  Dec. 
20,  1776,  to  March  1,  1777;  credited  to  town  of  Marlborough. 

Gateman,  Feedekick.  Return  signed  by  Col.  David  Gushing  and  Selectmen  of 
Hingham,  of  men  raised  by  said  town  to  serve  for  3  years  in  the  Continental 
Army  on  the  quota  ordered  to  be  raised  for  9  months;  said  Gateman  enlisted 
June  -,  1778,  into  Col.  Crane's  regt.  of  artillery ;  also,  return  dated  Hingham, 
June  28,  1779,  signed  by  Joseph  Thaxter,  Jr.,  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Hingham  to  serve  for  3  years  in  the  Continental  Army  at  the  time  the  9  months 
levy  was  ordered  in  1778 ;  the  men  in  question  were  raised  over  and  above  the  one- 
seventh  part  of  militia  furnished  as  the  town's  quota  of  the  Continental  Army; 
said  Gateman  enlisted  into  Col.  Crane's  regt.  by  Lieut.  Dunnell. 

Gates,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gate,  Gats,  Geats,  Yates.] 

Gates,  Aaron,  Hutchinson  (Barre).  Private,  Capt.  John  Black's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
11  days ;  reported  did  not  enlist  into  the  army. 

Gates,  Abel.  Descriptive  list  dated  Deerfield,  July  24,  1780,  of  men  detached  from 
militia  of  Hampshire  Co.,  returned  by  Maj.  David  Dickinson  as  mustered  by  him, 
by  order  of  Lieut.  Col  David  Wells,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  22,  1780;  1st  or 
9th  CO.,  5th  Hampshire  Co.  regt. ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3^  in. ;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Deerfield;  term,  3  months; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Newton's  co.,  Col.  S.  Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.; 
enlisted  July  13,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gates,  Abraham,  Ashby.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Jones's  co..  Col.  James  Prescott's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  7  days ;  also.  Sergeant ;  list  of  men  who  enlisted  in  Sept.,  1776,  and  served 
2  mos.  at  New  York ;  also,  Sergeant ;  list  dated  Ashby,  Sept.  29, 1777,  of  commis- 
sioned and  non-commissioned  officers  chosen  by  the  town  company. 

Gates,  Amos,  Framingham.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Edgel's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord  and  Cambridge ;  service,  4 
days ;  also,  petition  addressed  to  Gen.  Ward,  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  5, 


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Gates,  Amos,  continued. 

1775,  signed  by  said  Gates  and  others  of  Capt.  Drury's  co.,  stating  that  they  had 
enlisted  to  serve  in  Col.  Nixon's  regt.  but  had  been  shifted  to  Col.  Gardner's  regt., 
and  requesting  that  they  might  be  permitted  to  continue  in  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Drury's  co.,  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  15  days;  also, 
company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Sept.  30,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Micajah  Gleason's 
(3d)  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  North 
Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Gleason's  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt.;  company 
receipts  for  wages  for  Sept. -Dec,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Gleason's  co..  Col.  Nixon's 
regt.;  order  payable  to  William  Hemenway  for  wages  for  service  for  Jan.,  1777, 
dated  Framingham,  May  12,  1777;  also,  petition  addressed  to  the  General  Court 
dated  Concord,  Sept.  30,  1777,  signed  by  said  Gates  and  others,  who  were  drafted 
to  guard  Continental  stores  at  Little  Cambridge,  Concord,  Sudbury,  etc.,  under 
Capt.  Isaac  Woods,  asking  for  additional  wages;  petition  endorsed  "leave  to 
withdraw;"  a/^o.  Private,  Capt.  John  Homes's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (1st) 
regt.  of  guards;  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  service  to  July  4,  1778,  3  mos.  3  days, 
at  Cambridge ;  enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  Nathan  Sar- 
gent's CO.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ;  enlisted  July  17, 1778 ;  discharged 
Dec.  14, 1778 ;  service,  4  mos.  29  days,  travel  included ;  roll  dated  Camp  at  Winter 
Hill;  also,  Capt.  Lawson  Buckminster's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Col.  Samuel  Peirce;  enlisted  May  15,  1779;  discharged  July  1,  1779;  service,  1 
mo.  20  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  ordered  to  serve  at  Tiv- 
erton, R.  I.,  until  July  1,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co. ;  marched 
Sept.  8,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  25  days,  under  Maj.  Gen. 
Hancock  at  Castle  Island ;  company  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.;  also,  Capt.  Lawson 
Buckminster's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  dis- 
charged Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  14  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to 
Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm;  also,  Capt.  Staples  Chamberlin's  co..  Col.  Dean's 
regt. ;  enlisted  March  7,  1781 ;  discharged  March  14, 1781 ,  service,  11  days,  travel 
included ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John 
Hancock ;  roll  endorsed  "  40  days  service." 

Gates,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Jackson's  co. ;  service,  10  days,  probably  in  Aug., 
1777;  company  marched  from  Westminster  to  East  Hoosuck  under  command  of 
Maj.  Bridge  on  the  alarm  caused  by  the  battle  of  Bennington  and  was  there  dis- 
missed; also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carter's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worcester  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  4  days, 
travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  also,  pay  roll  for  same  service  dated 
Leominster,  April  3,  1778. 

Gates,  Asa,  Western.  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Hodges's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  enlisted  May  5,  1777;  discharged  July  6,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  5  days, 
travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gates,  Asa,  Worcester.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  20, 
1780;  age,  21  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of 
Worcester;  marched  to  camp  July  20,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Benjamin 
Warren  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 
1780;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanns  Smith's  CO.,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  (15th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1780,  dated  Camp  Tenack ;  enlisted  July  20, 1780 ;  en- 
listment, 6  months;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Aug. -Oct.,  1780; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1780,  and  Jan.,  1781, 
dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  reported  tending  horses  in  Connecticut  in  Nov. 
and  Dec,  1780;  also  reported  discharged  Jan.  20,  1781. 


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Gates,  Benjamin,  Barre.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
7th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Benjamin  Nye  and  Capt.  William 
Henry,  dated  Barre,  Dec.  29,  1777 ;  residence,  Barre ;  engaged  for  town  of  Barre ; 
joined  Capt.  Gates's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Gates,  Benjamin,  Hutchinson  (Barre).  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Black's  co. ;  list  of 
officers  to  be  commissioned  in  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt.;  recommended  in 
Committee  of  Safety  June  17,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned  by  the 
Provincial  Congress ;  also,  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  April  20,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  company 
return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Captain ;  report  of  enlistment  committee  for 
Worcester  Co.,  dated  Watertown,  Sept.  6,  1776,  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the 
Continental  Army ;  said  Gates  with  his  company  of  91  men  marched  to  New 
York  July  18,  1776,  under  command  of  Col.  Jonathan  Holman;  also.  Col.  J. 
Holman's  regt.;  regimental  return  dated  Chelsea  Camp,  Sept.  16  [?],  1776;  also, 
petition  addressed  to  the  Council,  dated  Camp  near  Stillwater,  Oct.  5,  1777, 
signed  by  Col.  Rufus  Putnam,  staling  that  he  had  previously  requested  that  said 
Gates's  commission  as  Captain  be  dated  April  2, 1777,  the  date  of  his  beating  orders, 
but  as  said  Gates  objected  on  the  ground  that  his  commission  ought  to  be  dated 
Jan.  1,  1777,  asking  that  the  change  be  made  accordingly;  ordered  in  Council 
Oct.  13,  1777,  that  a  commission  be  sent  Capt.  Gates  dated  Jan.  1,  1777;  also, 
Captain,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  April  2,  1777,  to  Jan.  13,  1778;  reported  resigned  Jan.  13,  1778. 

G-\tes,  Benjamin,  Stow  (also  given  Beverly) .  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Monroe's  co..  Col.  Ezekiel  How's  (4th  Middlesex 
Co.)  regt.  [j'ear  not  given]  ;  residence,  Stow;  engaged  for  town  of  Stow;  joined 
Capt.  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua 
Brown's  CO.,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Feb.  24,  1777,  to  July  9,  1778;  reported  died  July  9,  1778;  also 
reported  as  belonging  to  Beverly ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.- 
Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island;  enlisted  Feb.  24,  1777;  also.  Col.  Bige- 
low's regt. ;  return  dated  Feb.  3, 1778 ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Brown ;  reported  mustered 
by  Muster  Master  for  Middlesex  Co. 

Gates,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Minott's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  home  and  return,  dated  Cambridge,  Jan.  12, 
1776. 

Gates,  Charles,  Framingham.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Edgel's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord  and  Cambridge ;  ser- 
vice, 14  days. 

Gates,  Chester,  Williamsburgh.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army, 
as  returned  by  Capt.  Samuel  Fairfield  and  Selectmen  of  Williamsburgh,  sworn  to 
in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  8,  1779 ;  residence,  Williamsburgh ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Williamsburgh ;  joined  Capt.  Daniel  Lyman's  co.,  Col.  Lee's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffollv  Co., 
dated  Boston,  Oct.  12,  1777;  Capt.  Lyman's  co.,  Col.  Lee's  regt.;  also,  return 
certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging 
to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to 
Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regi- 
ment under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of 
April  9, 1779 ;  rank,  Private ;  enlisted  Sept.  17,  1777 ;  reported  died  Feb.  28, 1778 ; 
said  Gates  appears  among  men  belonging  to  Col.  William  R.  Lee's  regt.  who  had 
been  discharged  from  the  rolls  prior  to  above  arrangement. 

Gates,  Cyrus,  Bolton.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Hastings's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge ;  service,  12  days. 


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Gates,  Daniel,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  William  Whitcoinb's  (Stow)  co.,  Col.  James 
Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  9  days; 
reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Patch's  co..  Col. 
William  Prescott's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  return  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Monroe's  co..  Col.  Ezekiel 
How's  (4th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence.  Stow;  engaged  for 
town  of  Stow;  joined  Capt.  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  term,  3  years; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  24,  1777,  to  Jan.  20,  1778;  re- 
ported died  Jan.  20,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan. -Aug., 
1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island;  enlisted  Feb.  24,  1777;  also.  Col.  Bigelow's 
regt. ;  return  dated  Feb.  3,  1778 ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Brown ;  reported  mustered  by 
Muster  Master  for  Middlesex  Co. 

Gates,  Daniel,  Worthington.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Webber's  co..  Col.  Ezra 
May's  regt. ;  engaged  Sept.  20,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777 ;  service,  29  days, 
travel  included,  on  an  expedition  to  Stillwater ;  also,  Lieutenant ;  sworn  statement 
made  at  Chesterfield,  March  6,  1780,  by  said  Gates  and  others,  militia  officers  of 
the  town  of  Worthington,  stating  that  certain  men,  returned  by  Capt.  Ebenezer 
Webber  as  serving  in  the  Continental  Army  to  the  credit  of  the  town  of  Worthing- 
ton, were  inhabitants  of  said  town  at  the  time  of  their  engagement. 

Gates,  Daniel.  Private,  Lieut.  Constant  Webster's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  15  [1777]  ; 
discharged  Aug.  23  [1777]  ;  service,  12  days,  travel  included  ;  company  marched 
from  Worthington  on  an  expedition  to  Bennington  to  reinforce  army  nnder 
Gen.  Stark,  and  returned  home,  via  Northampton,  conducting  prisoners  from 
Bennington. 

Gates,  Daniel.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Ward's  co.,  Col.  Chapin's  (2d  Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  Sept.  24,  1779. 

Gates,  Daniel.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Sheldon's  co..  Col.  Seth  Murray's 
regt. ;  engaged  July  4,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  14  days, 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gates,  Daniel.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Wallis's  (13th)  co.,  2d  Hampshire  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  [year  not  given]. 

Gates,  Daniel.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bonney's  (8th)  co.,2d  Hampshire  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  [year  not  given] . 

Gates,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmor's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.; 
marched  from  home  Aug.  17,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  23 
days,  travel  included,  with  Northern  army;  company  raised  to  serve  until  Nov. 
30,  1777.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 

Gates,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Heman  Smith's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Collar's  regt. ;  service, 
17  days ;  company  marched  from  Sandisfield  to  Stillwater  Oct.  14,  1781,  on  an 
alarm. 

Gates,  Edward  T.  (also  given  Edmund  Trowbridge)  ,  Framingham.  List  of  6  months 
men  returned  as  received  of  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co., 
by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  Julj'  14,  1780;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Framingham ;  marched  to  camp  July  14,  1780,  under  com- 
mand of  Capt.  Hancock ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Framingham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  10, 
1780;  discharged  Jan.  14,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  14  daj'S,  travel  included;  also, 


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Gates,  Edward  T.  (also  given  Edmund  Trowbridge)  ,  continued. 

Private,  (late)  Capt.  John  Holden's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  pay 
roll  for  July,  1780 ;  joined  July  14,  1780 ;  service,  18  days ;  also,  Capt.  Peter 
Clayes's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1780,  5  mos. 

Gates,  Elijah,  Lenox.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Hyde's  co.,  Col.  James  Easton's  regt. ; 
marched  May  10,  1775 ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  from  Lenox  on  an 
alarm  at  Ticonderoga. 

Gates,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Childs's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  17  days;  company  raised  Feb.  24,  1777,  for  service  at  Ticonderoga; 
also,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore's  co.,  Col.  David  Fields's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17, 1777 ; 
discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  service,  4  days;  company  marched  to  the  Northward 
at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates  and  was  dismissed  by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln; 
roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gates,  Elisha.  Orders,  returns,  etc.,  taken  from  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  papers; 
entry  dated  Nov.  1,  1779;  said  Gates  with  Col.  Wood  hired  a  man  to  serve  for  3 
months.  Col.  Wood  paying  two-thirds  and  said  Gates  one-third  of  the  bounty. 

Gates,  Ephraim,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Patch's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Taylor's  co..  Col.  Ezekiel  How's  (4th  Middlesex 
Co.)  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Stow;  engaged  for  town  of  Stow;  joined 
Capt.  Corey's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Job  Whipple's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Fel).  2,  1777,  to  March  19,  1778 ;  reported  died  March  19,  1778. 

Gates,  George,  Framingham.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Edgel's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord  and  Cambridge;  ser- 
vice, 4  days;  also,  petition  addressed  to  Gen.  Ward,  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge 
June  5,  1775,  signed  by  said  Gates  and  others  of  Capt.  Drury's  co.,  stating  that 
they  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  Col.  Nixon's  regt.,  but  had  been  shifted  to  Col.  Gard- 
ner's regt.,  and  requesting  that  they  might  be  permitted  to  continue  in  Col.  Nixon's 
regt.;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Drury's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  receipt  for  advance 
pay  signed  by  said  Gates  and  others,  dated  Cambridge  Camp,  June  20, 1775 ;  also, 
list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under  Lieut.  Col.  L.  Baldwin, 
dated  July  3,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Drury's  co.,  Col.  John  Nixon's 
(5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  April  24, 1775;  service,  3  mos. 
15  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Sept.  30,  1775;  also,  Capt. 
Aaron  Gardner's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  company  return  endorsed  "1776;" 
also,  Capt.  Joseph  Winch's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  16, 
1777;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  15  days,  travel  included,  in 
Northern  department;  also,  Capt.  Amos  Perry's  co..  Col.  Haws's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  15, 1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  12, 1778 ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included,  at  Rhode 
Island ;  also,  list  of  6  months  men  returned  as  received  of  Joseph  Hosmer,  Super- 
intendent for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  14,  1780;  age, 
25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Framingham ; 
marched  to  camp  July  14,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Hancock ;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having 
passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for 
6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Framingham  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Army  during  1780;  marched  July  10,1780;  discharged  Jan.  14,  1781;  service, 
6  mos.  14  days,  travel  included;  also.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  John  Holden's  co.. 
Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July,  1780 ;  joined  July  14,  1780 ; 
service,  18  days;  also,  Capt.  Peter  Clayes's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.;  service  from 
Aug.  1,  1780,  5  mos. 


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Gates,  Henry,  Ashburnham.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Gates's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Whetcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  left 
place  of  rendezvous  May  1,  1775 ;  service,  6  days. 

Gates,  Henry,  Framingham.  Private;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  piclvet  guard 
under  Maj.  Loammi  Baldwin  dated  May  11, 1775 ;  also,  petition  addressed  to  Gen. 
Ward,  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  5,  1775,  signed  by  said  Gates  and  others, 
of  Capt.  Drury's  co.,  stating  that  they  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  Col.  Nixon's  regt., 
but  had  been  shifted  to  Col.  Gardner's  regt.,  and  requesting  that  they  might  be 
permitted  to  continue  in  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Drury's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May 
4,1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  aZso,  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Sept. 
30,  1775 ;  also,  petition  dated  April  17,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gates,  stating  that  in 
the  battle  of  Bunker  Hill  June  17,  1775,  a  short  time  before  the  retreat,  he  was 
shot  in  the  face,  and  consequently  lost  a  firelock  and  pair  of  shoes,  and  asking 
that  he  be  granted  compensation  for  said  losses ;  accompanying  certificate  dated 
Framingham,  April  4, 1776,  signed  by  Capt.  Thomas  Drury,  states  that  said  Gates 
was  in  his  company  at  battle  of  Bunker  Hill,  that  he  fought  gallantly  until  wounded, 
and  lost  articles  as  mentioned  in  petition ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Homes's  co.. 
Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (1st)  regt.  of  guards;  entered  service  April  1,  1778;  service 
to  July  4, 1778,  3  mos.  3  days,  with  guards  at  Cambridge;  enlistment,  3  months 
from  April  2,  1778;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co. ;  enlisted  Sept.  8, 
1779;  discharged  Sept.  27,  1779;  service,  21  days,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Hancock  at 
Castle  Island ;  company  raised  in  Suffolk  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  Lawson  Buckminster's 
(2d)  CO.,  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7, 
1780 ;  service,  14  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an 
alarm. 

Gates,  Henry.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  (2d)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's 
(4th)  regt.;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept. -Dec,  1776. 

Gates,  Horatio.  List  of  generals  appointed  by  Continental  Congress  [year  not  given, 
probably  1775]  ;  said  Gates  appointed  Adjutant  General  with  rank  of  Brigadier 
General. 

Gates,  Isaac,  Harvard.  Captain,  4th  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  returned  home  May  4,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 16J  days. 

Gates,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Hezekiah  Whitney's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  22, 1777 ;  service,  2  days ;  company  marched  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode 
Island  July  22,  1777. 

Gates,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  John  Kirkland's  co.,  Col.  John  Dicenson's  (Dickinson's) 
regt.;  marched  Aug.  16,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service,  8  days,  travel 
included ;  company  marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

Gates,  Israel,  Conway.  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Ruggles  Wood- 
bridge's  (25th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  signed  by  said  Gates  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  June  22,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  8,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  1  day;  also,  company  I'eturn 
dated  Prospect  Hill,  Sept.  28,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  26, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy 
Childs's  CO.,  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt.;  service,  1  mo.  17  days;  company  raised 
Feb.  24,  1777,  for  service  at  Ticonderoga ;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore's  co..  Col. 
David  Fields's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,1777;  service, 
4  days ;  company  marched  to  the  Northward  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates 
and  was  dismissed  by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also,  Capt. 
Thomas  French's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  23, 1777 ;  discharged 
Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  315 

Oates,  Israel.  List  of  men  belonging  to  the  alarm  list  of  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's 
(6th)  CO.,  4th  Middlesex  Co.  regt.,  endorsed  "  Stow,  Dec,  1776  ;"  reported  under 
50  j'ears  of  age ;  also,  orders,  returns,  etc.,  taken  from  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's 

papers;  list  dated  1778,  of  men  who  engaged  to  serve  until  "  Jan.  1  next" 

or  were  drafted  to  make  up  the  quota  called  for ;  said  Gates  reported  to  have  paid 
a  fine  in  lieu  of  service. 

Gates,  James.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8, 1777;  Major's  co.,  Maj.  Stevens's  battalion  of  Artillery; 
residence,  Cambridge;  engaged  for  town  of  Cambridge.     [See  James  Yates.] 

■Gates,  James.  Private,  Capt.  David  Chadwick's  co. ;  service,  5  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
Bennington;  state  paj'  allowed  by  resolve  of  Sept.  23,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Samuel 
Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  15, 1777  ;  discharged  Nov. 
29,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  24  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  roll 
endorsed  "  3  months ;  "  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Grout's  co.,  Col.  Enoch  Hallet's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos. ;  company  raised 
to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

■Gates,  Jajies  Omstead  (also  given  Olmstead).  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co., 
Maj.  David  Rosseter's  detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Feb.  23, 
1777;  discharged  April  7,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  13  da.ys,  at  Ticonderoga;  also, 
Capt.  Amos  Rathburn's  co.,  Maj.  Caleb  Hyde's  detachment  of  militia;  enlisted 
July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  20,  1777;  service,  13  days;  company  marched  to 
reinforce  Northern  army  and  was  dismissed  97  miles  from  home  ;  also,  Capt.  Aaron 
Rowley's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted 
Sept.  5,  1777;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1777;  service,  20  days,  at  and  to  the  North- 
ward of  Pawlet;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.  in  1779  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion, 
light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Richmond ;  delivered  to  Ensign  Hubble. 

'Gates,  John,  Ashburnham.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Gates's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Whetcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  left  place 
of  rendezvous  May  1,  1775;  service,  11  days;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jonathan 
Gates's  co. ;  engaged  Oct.  1,  1777;  service,  25  days,  travel  included,  at  Saratoga; 
also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Francis  Lane's  (Ashburnham)  co..  Col.  Rand's  (8th 
Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  commissioned  July  6,  1780. 

■Gates,  Johx.  List  of  men  belonging  to  the  alarm  list  of  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's 
(6th)  CO.,  4th  Middlesex  Co.  regt.,  endorsed  "Stow,  Dec,  1776;  "  reported  under 
50  years  of  age. 

•Gates,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Knowlton's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  service  from 
Dec.  15,  1776,  to  March  1,  1777 ;  credited  to  town  of  Petersham. 

Oates,  John.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathan  Harrington's  co.  of  guards,  Maj.  Reed's  de- 
tachment, possibly  from  Col.  Stearns's  regt.;  enlisted  March  31,  1778;  service, 
3  mos.  2  days,  at  Rutland ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  William 
Tucker's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  engaged  July  15, 1778  ;  discharged  Sept. 
19,  1778 ;  service,  2  mos.  5  days. 

•Gates,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Brintnall's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  Ho-we's  (Middle- 
sex Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
8  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Rhode 
Island  for  3  months. 

•Gates,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county ;  age, 
16  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  gray;  occupa- 
tion, farmer;  engaged  May  17,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Marlborough;  term,  3 
years;  also.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  May  16, 
1781,  19  mos.  16  days. 


316  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gates,  Jonah.  Private,  Capt.  William  Foord's  Co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  21,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  27,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days;  also,  Capt. 
Joseph  Raymond's  co.,  Col.  Hyde's  regt..  Gen.  Rosseter's  brigade;  enlisted  Oct. 
29,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1781 ;  service,  12  days,  travel  included,  on  an  alarm 
at  Stillwater. 

Gates,  Jonas,  Barre.  Drummer,  Capt.  Jonathan  Sibley's  co..  Col.  Luke  Drury's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  9,  1781 ;  marched  Aug.  13,  1781 ;  arrived  at  camp  Aug.  22,  1781 ; 
discharged  Nov.  21,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  23  days,  travel  included;  residence, 
Barre;  enlisted  for  town  of  Barre;  enlistment,  3  months;  also,  receipt  dated 
Worcester,  May  13,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gates  by  Capt.  Benjamin  Gates, 
Chairman  of  Class  No.  3  of  the  town  of  Barre,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gates,  Jonas,  Leominster.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Wood's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  9  days ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel 
Carter's  co..  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  marched  Aug. 22, 1777; 
service,  11  days;  company  marched  to  Williamstown  under  command  of  Maj. 
Ebenezer  Bridge,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Jonathan  Warner,  on  an  alarm ;  also, 
Lieut.  Samuel  Sticlcney's  CO.,  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  marched 
Oct.  9,  1777 ;  service,  17  days ;  company  marched  to  Saratoga  under  command 
of  Maj.  Ebenezer  Bridge  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates. 

Gates,  Jonathan,  Ashburnham.  Musician,  Capt.  John  White's  co..  Col.  Abijah 
Stearns's  regt.;  enlisted  April  2,  1778;  discharged  July  2,  1778;  service,  3  mos. 
4  days,  travel  included,  at  and  about  Boston ;  roll  dated  Lancaster ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Thomas  Fish's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  23,  1779 ;  dis- 
charged Dec.  17,  1779;  service,  5  mos.,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  5  days  service,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gates,  Jonathan,  Ashburnham.  Captain  of  a  company  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John 
Whetcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  6  days ; 
reported  engaged  in  the  army  April  25,  1775;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  David 
Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  engaged 
April  25,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  14  days ;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for 
Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill;  also,  company  return  [proba- 
bly Oct.,  1775] ;  also,  Captain,  7th  (Ashburnham)  co.,  8th  Worcester  Co.  regt.  of 
Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  as 
returned  by  Abijah  Stearns  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Leominster,  March  14, 
1776;  ordered  in  Council  March  23,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  re- 
ported commissioned  March  23,  1776;  also,  Captain;  engaged  Oct.  1,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 25  days,  travel  included, at  Saratoga;  also,  return  dated  Ashburnham,  June 
11  [  ?],  1778,  addressed  to  Mr.  Worshbon  (Washburn),  Superintendent  for  Worces- 
ter Co.,  signed  by  said  Gates,  Captain,  certifying  that  he  had  engaged  two  men  for 
the  9  months  service ;  also,  list  of  officers  appointed  to  command  men  enlisted  or 
drafted  from  Worcester  Co.  brigade,  as  returned  to  Maj.  Gen.  Warren  [year  not 
given] ;  said  Gates  appointed  Captain  of  a  company  drafted  from  Col.  Abijah 
Stearns's  regt. ;  company  to  join  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  or  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's 
regt. 

Gates,  Jonathan,  Hubbardston.  Private,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Knoulton's  co..  Col.  Dike's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  home  to  Dorchester  [year  not  given] ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  home,  dated  Dorchester, 
Nov.  20,  1776. 

Gates,  Jonathan,  Hutchinson  (Barre).  Private,  Capt.  John  Black's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  11  days ;  reported  did  not  enlist  into  the  army. 


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Gates,  Jonathan  [?],  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  William  Whitcomli's  (Stow)  co.,  Col. 
James  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
3  days. 

Gates,  Jonathan,  Stow.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Monroe's  co..  Col.  Ezekiel  How's  (4th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.  [year  not  given]  ; 
residence,  Stow;  engaged  for  town  of  Stow;  joined  Capt.  Brov/n's  co.,  Col.  Bige- 
low's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Brown's  co..  Col.  Timothy 
Bigelow's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  24,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated 
Van  Schaicli's  Island;  enlisted  Feb.  24,  1777;  also,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  return 
dated  Feb.  3, 1778 ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Brown ;  reported  mustered  by  Muster  Master 
for  Middlesex  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Feb.,  1779,  sworn  lo  at  Providence;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Brown's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Providence;  also. 
Colonel's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  24,  1780;  also,  receipt  dated  Boston,  April  11,  1782,  for 
bounty  paid  said  Gates  by  Col.  Jonathan  Hattgood,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  1  of 
the  town  of  Stow,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gates,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Brintnal's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's  (Mid- 
dlesex Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  28, 1780 ;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos. 
8  da3's,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Rhode 
Island  for  3  months. 

Gates,  Jonathan,  Jr.,  Ashburnham.  Private,  Capt.  David  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Asa 
Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  29, 1775 ;  service, 
2  mos.  7  days ;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated 
Camp  at  Prospect  Hill;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  7,  1775. 

Gates,  Joseph  [  ?  ] ,  Bolton.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Longley's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
left  place  of  rendezvous  April  26,  1775 ;  service,  8  days. 

Gates,  Joseph,  Rutland.  Return  of  9  months  men  [year  not  given]  ;  Capt.  Walker's 
CO.,  Col.  Sparhawk's  regt. ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  terra  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at 
Fishkill,  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master, 
dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778;  residence,  Rutland;  engaged  for  town  of  Rutland; 
arrived  at  Fishkill  July  11,  1778. 

Gates,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  John  Boynton's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhak's  (Spar- 
hawk's)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  27, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  23, 1777 ;  service,  34  days, 
travel  included,  under  Col.  Job  Gushing  on  an  expedition  to  Bennington. 

Gates,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co.,  Col.  John  Rand's  (Worcester 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  10,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  4 
days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  3  months ;  also,  order  dated  Petersham, 
May  16, 1782,  payable  to  Capt.  Stearns,  signed  by  said  Gates  and  others,  for  wages 
for  3  mos.  service  in  1780  in  Col.  Rand's  regt.  at  West  Point. 

Gates,  Joshua.  List  of  men  who  marched  under  command  of  Capt.  William  Francis 
Sept.  13,  1776,  from  Pittsfield  to  Williarastown,  and  were  dismissed  Sept.  21, 
1776;  service,  8  days;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co..  Col.  Benjamin 
Simonds's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  April  26,  1777;  discharged  May  19, 
1777;  service, 24  days;  company  called  out  by  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  and  ordered  to 
march  to  Saratoga;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched  under  command  of  Lieut. 
William  Ford  April  25,  1777,  from  Pittsfield  to  Ticonderoga,  and  were  dismissed 
May  25,  1777 ;  service,  4  weeks. 


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Gates,  Josiah,  Harvard.  4th  Corporal,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
headquarters  at  Cambridge;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  25,  1775;  service,  6 
days;  also,  2d  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775, 
dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill. 

Gates,  Josiah,  Worcester.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Bigelow's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Artemas  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5 
days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt.  Jonas  Hubbard's  co..  Col. 
Jonathan  Ward's  regt. ;  return  for  pouches  dated  Cambridge,  June  19, 1775 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gates  and  others,  dated 
Jime -,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  April  24, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Dor- 
chester, Oct.  7,  1775. 

Gates,  Lemuel,  Lancaster.  Fifer,  Capt.  Abijah  Wyman's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  9 
days ;  also,  companj^  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  3,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  2d  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned 
by  Capt.  John  White,  Jr.,  dated  Lancaster,  Dec.  20,  1777;  residence,  Lancaster; 
engaged  for  town  of  Lancaster ;  joined  Capt.  Briant's  co.,  Col.  Crain's  regt. ;  term, 
3  years;  also,  Gunner,  Capt.  David  Cook's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery) 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  4,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  also.  Bombardier,  Capt.  Jotham  Drury's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  muster 
rolls  for  Sept.-Dec,  1777;  also,  Gunner,  Capt.  David  Cook's  co..  Col.  Crane's 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  March,  1779,  dated  Warren ;  also,  Capt.  Benja- 
min Frothingham's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  return  for  gratuity  certified  at  Park  near  Morristown,  Jan.  28,  1780 ;  also, 
certificate  dated  Boston,  Feb.  4,  1780,  signed  by  Lieut.  Col.  John  Popkin,  stating 
that  said  Gates  and  Samuel  Gates  were  Gunners  in  Col.  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt., 
were  formerly  mustered  in  Capt.  Cook's  co.  and  later  in  Capt.  Frothingham's  co., 
and  that  they  were  in  camp  before  Aug.,  1777,  and  had  not  been  absent  subse- 
quently except  on  furlough ;  also,  descriptive  list  made  up  for  the  year  1780 ;  Capt. 
David  Cook's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  fair ;  rank, 
Sergeant;  enlisted  March  -,  1777,  by  Lieut.  Hiwell;  enlistment,  during  war; 
reported  deserted  July  19,  1780 ;  returned  Nov.  12,  1780. 

Gates,  Leonard.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
SuflFolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30,  1777 ;  Col.  Crane's  regt. 

Gates,  Levi,  Bolton,  Private,  Capt.  William  Warner's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  advance  pay,  travel  allowance  to  camp,  etc.,  dated  Camp 
at  Hull,  June  18, 1776 ;  also,  petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17, 1776,  signed  by 
said  Gates  and  others  belonging  to  a  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for  increase 
and  payment  of  wages;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Warner's  co.,  Col.  Whitney's  regt.; 
service  from  May  17,  1776,  4  days  prior  to  marching,  to  Nov.  1,  1776 ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  Nov.,  1776,  including  travel  allowance  home,  certi- 
fied at  Boston. 

Gates,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Gates's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  1,  1777;  service,  25 
days,  at  Saratoga. 

Gates,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Taylor's  co.  of  volunteers,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  1,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  with 
Northern  army ;  company  marched  from  Stow  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates. 


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Gates,  Luther.  Orders,  returns,  etc.,  taken  from  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  papers; 
entry  dated  Nov.  1,  1779;  said  Gates,  with  others,  drafted  but  paid  a  fine  in  lieu 
of  service. 

Gates,  Micah,  Stow.  Capt.  Samuel  Patch's  co.,  Col.  Prescot's  regt. ;  return  for  pouches 
dated  Cambridge,  June  18,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  re- 
turn dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Gates,  Micah,  Stow.  List  of  6  months  men  returned  as  received  of  Joseph  Hosmer, 
Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner ;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner, 
by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  23,  1780;  age,  16  yrs.;  stature, 

5  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  engaged  for  town  of  Stow ;  marched  to  camp  July 
23,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  John  Williams  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the 

6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster 
in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Stow  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ; 
entered  service  July  21,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  13  days, 
travel  included. 

Gates,  Micah.  Corporal,  Lieut.  Eliphalet  Hastings's  co.,  commanded  by  Capt.  Caleb 
Moulton  prior  to  Oct.  11,  1778,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1778; 
discharged  Jan.  7,  1779;  service,  5  mos.  6  days,  travel  included,  at  North  river; 
reported  deserted ;  also,  Capt.  Moulton's  co.,  Col.  Poor's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept., 
1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton;  also,  Lieut.  Hastings's  co.,  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  pay  roll 
for  Nov.,  1778;  reported  sick  and  absent;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for 
Dec,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry;  reported  sick  and  absent. 

Gates,  Nehemiah,  Worthington.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Webber's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service  to  April  27,  1775,  6  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Webber's  (9th)  co..  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days;  aZso,  company 
return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Dorchester,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Gates,  Noah,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  William  Whitcomb's  (Stow)  co..  Col.  James 
Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days; 
also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  the  alarm  list  of  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  (6th)  co., 
4th  Middlesex  Co.  regt.,  endorsed  "  Stow,  Dec,  1776 ;  "  reported  under  50  years  of 
age. 

Gates,  Oldham.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Winch's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  16,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  15  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department;  roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co.;  also,  Capt. 
Lawson  Buckminster's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  28,  1780; 
discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  14  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to 
Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm;  also,  Capt.  John  Hayward's  co.,  Col.  Webb's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  21,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  20  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Gates,  Oliver,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  William  Whitcomb's  (Stow)  co..  Col.  James 
Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days; 
also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Rice's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17, 
1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel  included,  with 
Northern  army;  roll  dated  Sudbury. 

Gates,  Paul,  Western  (Warren).  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Hodges's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt. ;  enlisted  May  5,  1777 ;  discharged  July  6,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos. 
5  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 


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Gates,  Paul.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Dorchester  Heights  home,  dated  Nov.  28, 1776 ; 
credited  with  3  days  allowance ;  credited  to  town  of  Leicester. 

Gates,  Paul.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  McNall's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Pierce;  entered  service  May  17,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  19  days, 
travel  included,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 

Oates,  Paul.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worces- 
ter Co.,  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  until  Jan.  1,  1780;  Capt.  Whitney's  co..  Col. 
Denny's  regt. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Worcester ;  mustered  June  26,  1779. 

Gates,  Paul.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Grout's  co.,  Col.  Enoch  Hallet's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30, 1780;  service,  2  mos.  15  days;  company  raised 
to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months.    Roll  sworn  to  in  SufFollv  Co. 

Gates,  Phineas.  List  of  men  belonging  to  the  alarm  list  of  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's 
(6th)  CO.,  4th  Middlesex  Co.  regt.,  endorsed  "Stow,  Dec,  1776." 

Gates,  Phineas,  Jr.,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  William  Whitcomb's  (Stow)  co..  Col. 
James  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
3  days. 

Gates,  Reuben,  Leominster.  Private,  Capt.  David  Wilder's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Whetcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
7  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  25, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  David  Wilder's 
CO.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  (23d)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
April  26, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  13  days ;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug. 
and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Pros- 
pect Hill,  Dec.  7,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carter's  co.,  Col.  Abijah 
Stearns's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt. ;  marched  Aug.  22,  1777 ;  service,  11  days ;  com- 
pany marched  to  Williamstown  under  command  of  Maj.  Ebenezer  Bridge,  bj^ 
order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Jonathan  Warner,  on  an  alarm;  also,  (late)  Capt.  James 
Myrick's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  13,  1778;  discharged 
Dec.  12,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  2  days;  company  raised  to  serve  at  and  about 
Boston  until  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Gates,  Samuel,  Lancaster.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
2d  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  John  White,  Jr.,  dated  Lancaster, 
Dec.  20, 1777;  residence,  Lancaster;  engaged  for  town  of  Lancaster;  joined  Capt. 
Briant's  co.,  Col.  Crain's  regt. ;  term,  3  j'ears  (also  given  during  war) ;  also,  list 
of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffollv  Co.,  dated 
Boston,  May  11,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also.  Gunner,  Capt.  David  Cooli's  co.. 
Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  March  4,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Musician,  Capt.  Jothara  Drury's  co., 
Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.-Dec,  1777 ;  reported  on  command  at 
Bethlehem  in  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1777;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Cook's  co.,  Col.  Crane's 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  March,  1779,  dated  Warren;  also,  Fifer  (also 
given  Gunner),  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Api-il,  1779;  also.  Gunner, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Frothingham's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  15,  1780;  reported  de- 
serted May  15, 1780 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  for  gratuity  certified  at  Park 
near  Morristown,  Jan.  28, 1780;  also,  certificate  dated  Boston,  Feb.  4, 1780,  signed 
by  Lieut.  Col.  John  Popkin,  stating  that  said  Gates  and  Lemuel  Gates  were 
Gunners  in  Col.  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.,  were  formerly  mustered  in  Capt.  Cook's 
CO.  and  later  in  Capt.  Frothingham's  co.,  were  in  camp  before  Aug.,  1777,  and 
had  not  been  absent  subsequently  except  on  furlough ;  also,  descriptive  list  made 
up  for  the  j^ear  1780 ;  Capt.  David  Cook's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  complexion,  fair ; 
enlisted  March  -,  1777,  by  Lieut.  Hiwell. 


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Gates,  Samuel,  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Gates's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for  ser- 
vice in  Dec.  [1775]  and  Jan.,  1776 ;  enlisted  Dec.  4  [1775]  ;  company  raised  in  Marl- 
borough, Southborough,  and  Northborough ;  also,  Capt.  Silas  Gates's  co.,  Col. 
Ward's  regt. ;  return  for  mileage  to  and  from  camp,  dated  Dorchester,  Jan.  13, 1776. 

Gates,  Samuel,  Marlborough.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Brigham's  co.,  Col.  Ezekiel  How's  (4th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.  [year 
not  given];  residence,  Marlborough ;  engaged  for  town  of  Marlborough;  joined 
Capt.  Barnes's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Daniel 
Barnes's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  March  17,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in  Camp  near 
Stillwater ;  enlisted  March  17,  1777 ;  also,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  return  dated  Feb. 
2, 1778 ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Daniel  Barnes ;  mustered  by  Continental  Muster  Master ; 
also,  (late)  Capt.  Barns's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and 
April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  also,  Capt.  Dow's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  17,  1780. 

Gates,  Samuel,  Marlborough.  List  of  6  months  men  returned  as  received  of  Joseph 
Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner;  also, 
descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6 
months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  13,  1780;  age,  19 
yrs.;  stature,  5ft.  11  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of  Marlborough ; 
marched  to  camp  July  13, 1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Thomas  Pritchard ;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson 
as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also, 
pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Marlborough  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  9,  1780;  discharged  Jan. 
13,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  16  days,  travel  Included ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Michael 
G.  Houdin's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated 
West  Point ;  enlisted  July  13, 1780 ;  discharged  Jan.  13, 1781 ;  enlistment,  6  months. 

Gates,  Samuel,  Rutland.  Private,  Capt.  David  Bent's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Sparhawk's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge;  service,  6  days;  also,  Capt.  AVilliam  Henry's  co..  Col.  Whitney's 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  5,  1777 ;  discharged  July  5,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  7  days, 
travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment,  2  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ; 
also,  Capt.  David  Bent's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  5,  1777; 
discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  5  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern 
department;  also,  Capt.  Phineas  Walker's  detachment  of  guards  stationed  at 
Rutland,  7th  Worcester  Co.  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  3, 1779;  discharged  Oct. 20, 1779; 
service,  18  days. 

Gates,  Samuel,  Worcester.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Flagg's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  7  days ;  also,  Capt.  Jonas  Hub- 
bard's CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  signed 
by  said  Gates  and  others,  dated  June  -,  1775 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  for 
pouches  dated  Cambridge,  June  19,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  14  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  Capt.  David  Chad- 
wick's  CO. ;  service,  5  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington ;  state  pay  allowed  by 
resolve  of  Sept.  23,  1777 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  for  service  at  Rhode  Island; 
Capt.  Whitney's  co..  Col.  Denny's  regt. ;  mustered  July  8  [year  not  given]  ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Worcester. 

Gates,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Wing  Spooner's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  21,  1777;  service,  9  days;  company  marched  from  Petersham  to 
Bennington  Aug.  21,  1777,  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Stark. 


322  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gates,  Samuel.    Corporal,  Capt.  Nathan  Lenard's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. 
enlisted  July  6,  1778 ;  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779 
also,  Capt.  John  Cutler's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  engaged  July  6, 1778 
service,  5  mos.  30  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Nov.  6,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  1,  1778;  reported  sick 
in  hospital  Sept.  17, 1778. 

Gates,  Samuel.  Company  receipt  dated  Stow,  April  2, 1779,  for  wages  and  rations  due 
for  service  in  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  co.,  Col.  Sprout's  regt.,  at  Rhode  Island 
in  1778;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  co. ;  entered  service  Jan.  2 
[year  not  given]  ;  service,  3  mos. 

Gates,  Samuel.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathan  Harrington's  co.  of  guards,  Maj.  Reed's 
detachment,  possibly  from  Col.  Stearns's  regt.;  enlisted  March  31,  1778;  service, 
3  mos.  2  days,  at  Rutland ;  also,  Sei'geant,  Capt.  Francis  Wilson's  co.,  Col  Samuel 
Denny's  regt. ;  engaged  Oct.  26,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
6  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  at  New  York  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gates,  Samuel.  Corporal,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  engaged  April  26,  1777;  discharged  May  19,  1777;  service,  24 
days;  company  called  out  by  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  and  ordered  to  Saratoga;  also, 
Lieut.  Ezekiel  Crocker's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  entered 
service  Aug.  16,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  20, 1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  company  called 
out  by  Maj.  Hide  and  ordered  to  march  to  Bennington;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt. 
Aaron  Rowley's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia; 
entered  service  June  30,  1780;  discharged  July  26,  1780;  service,  27  days,  at  Fort 
Ann  on  an  alarm  at  Ticonderoga;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co..  Col. 
David  Rosseter's  regt.,  Gen.  John  Fellows's  brigade;  entered  service  Nov.  5, 
1780;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1780;  service,  4  days,  on  an  alarm;  company  marched 
to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Stark  at  Stillwater;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.; 
also.  Sergeant,  same  co.,  regt.  and  brigade;  entered  service  Oct.  13,  1781;  dis- 
charged Oct.  20,  1781 ;  service,  11  days,  travel  included,  with  militia  sent  as  rein- 
forcements to  Gen.  Stark  at  Stillwater  on  an  alarm;  also,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co.. 
Col.  Caleb  Hyde's  regt..  Gen.  Rosseter's  brigade;  entered  service  Oct.  20,  1781; 
discharged  Oct.  28,  1781 ;  service,  9  days,  at  Stillwater  on  an  alarm. 

Gates,  Samuel.    List  of  men  in  Capt.  Brigham's  co.  [year  not  given] . 

Gates,  Samuel,  Jr.,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  William  Whitcomb's  (Stow)  co..  Col.  James 
Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days. 

Gates,  Samuel,  Jr.  Private,  Lieut.  Benjamin  Miles's  detachment,  Col.  Jonathan 
Grout's  regt. ;  enlisted  Dec.  21,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  4,  1781;  service,  14  days; 
detachment  escorted  prisoners  of  war  from  Rutland  to  New  London  to  be  ex- 
changed Dec.  26,  1780. 

Gates,  Silas,  Marlborough.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Brigham's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  ser- 
vice, 12  da3'S ;  also.  Captain  of  a  company  raised  in  Marlborough,  Southborough, 
and  Northborough ;  service  in  Dec.  [1775] ,  and  Jan.,  1776 ;  engaged  Dec.  4  [1775]  ; 
also,  Captain,  Col.  Ward's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  mileage  to  and  from  camp  dated 
Dorchester,  Jan.  13,  1776;  also,  Captain;  list  of  officers  of  Mass.  militia  which 
reinforced  the  Continental  Army  and  joined  Col.  J.  Ward's  regt. ;  commissioned 
Jan.  29,  1770;  also,  letter  from  Josiah  Stone,  one  of  the  committee  for  Middlesex 
county,  to  the  Council,  dated  Sept.  5,  1776,  stating  that  he  had  raised  45  men  in 
the  town  of  Framinghain  who  had  marched  July  29,  1776,  under  command  of 
said  Capt.  Gates,  of  Marlborough,  in  Col.  Reed's  regt. ;  letter  endorsed  "  return 
of  men  raised  for  Canada ;  "  also.  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.,  Brig.  Gen.  Bricket's 
brigade;  ammunition  return  dated  Ticonderoga,  Sept.  3,  1776;  also,  return  made 
by  Adjutant  John  Porter,  of  flints  needed  in  Col.  Reed's  regt.,  dated  Ticonderoga, 


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Gates,  Silas,  continued. 

Oct.  4,  1776;  also,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.;  regimental  return  dated  licon- 
dero^a,  Nov.' 2,  1776;  also,  same  regt.;  return  for  rations  dated  Nov.  30,  1776; 
rations  allowed  said  Gates  from  June  26,  1776,  to  Nov.  30, 1776 ;  credited  with  129 
days  allowance;  reported  commissioned  July  25,  1776;  also,  same  regt.;  pay  ab- 
stract for  mileage  from  Ticonderoga  home,  via  Albany,  dated  Boston,  March  7, 
1777  ;  credited  with  8  days  allowance. 
Gates,  Silas,  Marlborough.    Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice from  Dec.  -,  1776,  to  Feb.  -,  1777,  3  mos.,  guarding  stores  at  Boston ;  also, 
Capt.  Joseph  Cole's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  17,  1778;  service, 
2  mos.  18  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 
Gates    Silas.    List  of  men  belonging  to  the  alarm  list  of  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's 
(6th)  CO.,  4th  Middlesex  Co. regt.,  endorsed  "  Stow,  Dec,  1776 ;  "  reported  between 
60  and  65  years  of  age. 
Gates    Silas.     Corporal,  Capt.  John  Gleason's  co.;  list  of  men  endorsed  "North 
Kino-ston  June  26, 1777 ; "  deposition  made  by  Micah  Balcom  July  26, 1844,  states 
that" he  engaged  the  first  part  of  May,  1777,  in  Capt.  Gleason's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt.,  and  rendered  2  mos.  8  days  service  at  Rhode  Island,  and  that 
said  company  was  made  up  of  men  from  Marlborough,  Stow,  Sudbury,  Framing- 
ham,  Natick,  Sherborn,  HoUiston,  and  Hopkinton. 
Gates,  Silas.    Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  en- 
gaged Sept.  5,  1777 ;   discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;   service,  3  mos.  5  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  endorsed  "  3  months." 
Gates    Silas.     Sergeant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lakin's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light 
Infantry)  regt.;  entered  service  Sept.  20  (also  given  Sept.  18),  1779;  discharged 
Nov.  20,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  3  (also  given  2  mos.  5)  days,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island. 
Gates    Silas.    Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Brintnal's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's  (Middlesex 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  28, 1780 ;  discharged  Nov.  1, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  8  days, 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Rhode  Island 
for  3  months. 
Gates    Simeon,  Bolton.    Private,  Capt.  William  Warner's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
XQ^t. ;  pay  abstract  for  advance  pay,  travel  allowance  to  camp,  etc.,  dated  Camp  at 
Hull,  June  18,  1776;  also,  petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed  by 
said  Gates  and  others,  belonging  to  a  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for  increase 
and  payment  of  wages ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  William  Warner's  co..  Col.  Whitney's 
re'^.;  service  from  May  17,  1776,  4  days  prior  to  marching,  to  Nov.  1, 1/76;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776.  including  travel  allowance  home, 
dated  Boston. 
Gates,  Simox,  Worcester.    Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Flagg's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days;  also,  Capt.  Jonas  Hub- 
bard's CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.;  order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said 
Gates  and  others,  dated  June  -,  1775 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  for  pouches 
dated  Cambridge,  June  19,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  14  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Jesse  Stone's  co..  Col.  Job 
Cushing's  regt. ;  marched  July  27, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  29, 1777  ;  service,  1  mo. 
9  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Bennington  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen. 
Warner ;  roll  dated  Oxford. 
Gates    Simon.    Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carter's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worcester 
Co.)  re-t.;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29.  1777;  service,  3  mos.  4 
days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  also,  voW  for  same  service  dated 
Leominster. 


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Gates,  Solomox,  Petersham.  Private,  Capt.  John  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Seot.  28, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18, 1777 ;  service,  28  days,  including 
travel  home ;  companj-  served  as  a  reinforcement  to  Northern  army  at  the  reduction 
of  Gen.  Burgoyne;  also,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  28,  1777;  dis- 
charged July  1,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  3  days;  company  detached  from  militia  of 
Hampshire  and  Worcester  counties  to  guard  stores  and  magazines  at  Springfield 
and  Brookfield;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Nye's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.; 
joined  Sept.  17,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  1  day,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Dorchester;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Nevvhall,  Muster 
Master  for  Worcester  Co.,  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  until  Jan.  1,  1780;  Capt. 
How's  CO.,  Col.  Grout's  regt. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Petersham ;  mustered  Aug.  3, 
1779;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Fish's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted 
July  28,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  17,  1779;  service,  4  mos.  25  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  5  days  service,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Newport. 

Gates,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  David  Chadwick's  co. ;  service,  5  days,  on  an  alarm 
at  Bennington ;  state  pay  allowed  by  resolve  of  Sept.  23,  1777. 

Gates,  Stlvanus,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  Joel  Green's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Learnard's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service,  21  days; 
also,  Matross,  Capt.  Ezra  Badlam's  co..  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  June  6,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos. ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Oct.  8,  1775 ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Sewall's  Point, 
Nov.  27,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  David  Proutj''s  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's 
(Worcester  Co.)  regt. ;  marched  July  27, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  28, 1777;  service, 

I  mo.  8  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  by 
order  of  Gen.  Warner ;  roll  dated  Spencer. 

Gates,  Thomas,  Lancaster.  Captain  of  a  company  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775 ;  service,  13  days. 

Gates,  Thomas,  Worcester.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Bigelow's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Artemas  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 5  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt.  Jonas  Hubbard's  co., 
Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gates  and 
others,  dated  June  -,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  15  days;  also,  company  re- 
turn dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Gates,  Thomas.  Orders,  returns,  etc.,  taken  from  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  papers ; 
entered  service  Jan.  2  [year  not  given,  probably  1778]  ;  service,  3  mos. 

Gates,  Thomas.  Corporal,  Capt.  Erastus  Sergeant's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  entered  service  Dec.  16,  1776;  discharged 
March  22,  1777;  service,  97  days,  travel  included,  at  Ticonderoga;  enlistment  to 
expire  March  15,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Oliver  Belding's  co.,  Maj.  Caleb  Hyde's  de- 
tachment of  militia ;  entered  service  July  8,  1777 ;  discharged  July  26,  1777 ;  ser- 
vice, 19  days,  in  Northern  department ;  also,  Capt.  Oliver  Belding's  co.,  Col.  John 
Brown's  regt.;  entered  service  Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  1,  1777;  service, 

II  days,  at  the  Northward;  also.  Private,  Capt.  William  Wells's  detachment  of 
militia,  3d  Berkshire  Co.  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  30,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1781; 
service,  8  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Saratoga  of  Oct.  29,  1781. 

Gates,  Thomas  A.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Gideon  Stebbens's  co.,  4th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.; 
service,  3  days;  company  marched  to  Northampton  in  June,  1782,  to  suppress 
the  mob.    Roll  dated  Belchertown. 

Gates,  Thomas  Asa,  Deerfield.  Private,  Capt.  Jonas  Locke's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  14  days. 


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Gates,  Timothy,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Patch's  co.,  Col.  William  Prescott's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  29,  1775. 

Gaies,  William,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Patch's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  29,  1775 ;  also,  return  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Taylor's  co.,  Col.  Ezekiel  How's 
(4th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Stow;  engaged  for  town  of 
Stow;  joined  Capt.  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Biglow's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also.  Drum- 
mer, Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  May  6, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Joshua  Brown's 
CO.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's 
Island ;  enlisted  May  6,  1777 ;  also.  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  return  dated  Feb.  3, 
1778 ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Brown ;  mustered  by  Middlesex  Co.  Muster  Master;  also, 
Capt.  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  sworn  to  at 
Providence;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Brown's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Providence;  also,  Light  Infantry  co..  Col. 
Bigelow's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
May  6,  1780. 

Gates,  William,  Worcester.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Timothy  Bigelow's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Artemas  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 5  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also.  Ensign,  Capt.  Jonas  Hub- 
bard's CO.,  Hon.  Artemas  Ward's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  of  Mass.  militia  [year  not 
given]  ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonas  Hubbard's  co..  Gen.  Ward's  regt.;  re- 
turn of  officers  to  be  commissioned  in  said  regiment ;  resolved  in  Provincial  Con- 
gress at  Watertown,  May  25,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  also. 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  Hubbard's  co..  Gen.  Ward's  regt. ;  certificate  dated  Cambridge, 
June  18,  1775,  signed  by  said  Gates  in  behalf  of  Capt.  Hubbard,  stating  that  he 
and  others  were  in  need  of  cartridge  boxes  or  bullet  pouches ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Jonas  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775 ;  engaged  April  24, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days ;  also,  company  return  dated 
Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Seth  Washburn's  co.,  which 
joined  Col.  Whitney's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  of  the  militia  wliich  reinforced  the 
army;  commissioned  Feb.  13,  1776;  also.  Captain,  2d  co.  (South  co.  in  Worces- 
ter), Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (1st  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  offi- 
cers chosen  by  companies  in  said  regiment,  dated  Leicester,  March  28,  1776; 
ordered  in  Council  April  4,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported 
commissioned  April  5,  1776;  also,  report  dated  Watertown,  Sept.  6,  1776,  of  the 
enlistment  committee  for  Worcester  Co.,  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army;  said  Gates,  Captain,  with  his  company  of  85  men,  marched  to  New  York 
July  17,  1776,  under  command  of  Col.  Jonathan  Holman ;  also.  Captain,  Col. 
J.  Holman's  regt. ;  regimental  return  endorsed  "  Chelsea  Camp,  Sept.  16,  1776 ; " 
also.  Captain,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Nov.  25, 1778 ;  reported  resigned  Nov.  25, 1778 ;  also, 
muster  roll  for  Jan. -Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in 
Camp  near  Half  Moon;  appointed  Jan.  1,  1777;  also,  return  of  officers  for  cloth- 
ing dated  Boston,  May  25,  1778;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Gates's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's 
(13th)  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  and  April,  1779,  dated 
Providence. 

Gates,  William,  Worcester.  List  of  men  mustered  for  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  Capt. 
Whitney's  co..  Col.  Denny's  regt.;  engaged  for  town  of  Worcester;  mustered 
July  8  [year  not  given]  ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Leonard's  co..  Col.  Wade's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  1,  1778;  service  at  Pv-hode  Island;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan. 
1,  1779;  also,  Capt.  John  Cutler's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.;  enlisted 
July  1,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  4  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
muster  rolls  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept,  17,  Nov.  6,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  1,  1778; 


326  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gates,  William,  continued. 

also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Super- 
intendent; Capt.  Whitney's  co.,  Col.  Flagg's  regt. ;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10 
in.;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  March  16,  1781;  engaged 
for  town  of  Worcester;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Michael  G.  Houdin's 
CO.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1781,  dated  West 
Point. 

Gates,  William.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore's  co.,  Col.  David  Field's  regt. ;  en- 
gaged Aug.  17, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19, 1777;  service,  4  days;  company  marched 
to  the  Northward  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates  and  was  dismissed  by  order 
of  Gen.  Lincoln ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  French's  co.,  Col. 
David  Wells's  regt. ;  engaged  Sept.  23,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1 
mo.,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department. 

Gates,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lakin's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light 
Infantry)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  18  (also  given  Sept.  20) ,  1779 ;  discharged  Nov.  20, 
1779 ;  service,  2  mos.  3  (also  given  2  mos.  5)  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gates,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Healy's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light  In- 
fantry) regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  22,  1779  ;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779 ;  service,  2  mos.  6 
days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gates,  William  [?].  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Brintnal's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's 
(Middlesex  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service, 
3  mos.  8  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at 
Rhode  Island  for  3  months. 

Gates,  William.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  Feb.  1, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Milton. 

Gates,  Zaccheus.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Boutell's  co..  Col.  John  Rand's  (Worcester 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  10,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  11 
days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months. 

Gates,  Zadok,  Rutland.  Private,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Knoulton's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ; 
pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  home  to  Dorchester  [year  not  given]  ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Dorchester  home,  dated 
Dorchester,  Nov.  20,  1776;  also,  Capt.  William  Henry's  co..  Col.  Whitney's  regt.; 
enlisted  May  5,  1777;  discharged  July  5,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  7  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment,  2  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also, 
Capt.  David  Bent's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  5,  1777;  dis- 
charged Oct.  15,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  18  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern 
department. 

Gates,  Zelotes,  Rutland.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Bent's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Sparhawk's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge;  service,  6  days;  also,  Capt.  David  Bent's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Spar- 
hawk's  regt.;  service,  11  days;  company  detached  Aug.  20,  1777,  and  marched 
from  Rutland  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm;  also,  Capt.  Jotham  Houghton's  co. ; 
service  from  Nov.  3  to  Nov.  19,  1778,  17  days;  company  detached  from  Col. 
Nathan  Sparhawk's  (7th)  regt..  Gen.  Warner's  brigade,  to  i-einforce  guards  at  the 
barracks  in  Rutland  under  Col.  Jacob  Garrish  (Gerrish),  and  to  escort  troops  of 
Saratoga  convention  to  Enfield,  Conn. ;  roll  dated  Petersham ;  also,  Capt.  Jotham 
Houghton's  CO.,  Col.  Samuel  Dennj''s  (2d)  regt..  Gen.  Fellows's  brigade;  ser- 
vice from  Oct.  24,  1779,  to  Dec.  1,  1779,  1  mo.  8  days,  at  Claverack;  roll  dated 
Petersham. 

Gatrt,  Adam,  Watertown.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;   Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  327 

Gatkt,  Adam,  continued. 

Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  credited  to  town  of  Weston;  enlistment,  during 
war;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Willington's  cc,  Col.  Edward  AVigglesworth's  regt. ; 
return  of  men  in  service  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp  Greenwich  ;  also,  same  co.and  regt. ;  payroll  for 
Oct.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence.  Water- 
town  ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Watertown ;  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber ;  also, 
Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April, 
1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777. 

Gats,  Abram,  Ashby.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Warrin's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.; 
company  return  dated  Oct.  31,  1776,  and  endorsed  "  White  Plains." 

Gats,  Amos.  List  of  men  belonging  to  the  alarm  list  of  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's 
(6th)  CO.,  4th  Middlesex  Co.  regt.,  endorsed  "Stow,  Dec,  1776." 

Gats,  Josiah.  Order  for  cartridge  boxes,  signed  by  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis,  dated  Cam- 
bridge, June  18,  1775. 

Gats,  William,  Marlborough.  Return  dated  Marlborough,  May  23,  1779,  made  by 
Col.  Cyprian  How,  of  men  raised  in  his  regiment  to  serve  at  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  until 
July  1, 1779;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Barns's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Perce's 
regt.;  enlisted  May  24,  1779;  service  to  July  1,  1779,  1  mo.  7  days,  at  Rhode 
Island;  enlistment,  2  months. 

Gatteau,  Stephen.  Seaman,  frigate  "  Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker ; 
engaged  Feb.  4,  1779 ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month ;  reported  de- 
serted March  3,  1779. 

Gattelt,  Samuel,  Pittsfield.  Return  of  men  enlisted  into  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  William  Ford's  (Pittsfield)  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Pittsfield;  en- 
listed for  town  of  Pittsfield;  joined  Capt.  Ashley's  co.,  Col.  Vose's  regt. 

Gatthell,  Benjasiin.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co.,  Col.  John  Allen's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  3,  1777;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  9  days,  travel 
included ;  regiment  raised  for  defence  of  Machias. 

Gattitell,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co.,  Col.  John  Allen's 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  4,  1777;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  8  days, 
travel  included ;  regiment  raised  for  defence  of  Machias. 

Gatthell,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co.,  Col.  John  Allen's  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  3,  1777;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  9  days,  travel 
included ;  regiment  raised  for  defence  of  Machias. 

Gaudet,  Jean.  Private,  Capt.  Isaiah  Boudreau's  co.  of  Frenchmen;  enlisted  Nov.  14, 
1776;  discharged  Feb.  14,  1777;  service,  3  mos.,  under  Col.  Jonathan  Eddy; 
company  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.,  N.  S.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Machias. 

Gaudet,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Isaiah  Boudreau's  co.  of  Frenchmen;  enlisted  Nov. 
14,  1776;  discharged  Feb.  14,  1777;  service,  3  mos.,  under  Col.  Jonathan  Eddy; 
company  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.,  N.  S.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Machias. 

Gaudet,  Maturin.  Private,  Capt.  Isaiah  Boudreau's  co.  of  Frenchmen  ;  enlisted  Nov. 
14,  1776;  discharged  Feb.  14,  1777;  service,  3  mos.,  under  Col.  Jonathan  Eddy; 
company  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.,  N.  S.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Machias. 

Gaugins,  Thomas.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Henry  Dyer's  co.  of  rangers ;  enlisted  March  17, 
1780;  discharged  May  1, 1780;  service,  1  mo.  14  days;  company  raised  for  de- 
fence of  Eastern  country  by  order  of  Col.  John  Allan,  commanding  officer  at 
Machias  and  Superintendent  of  Eastern  Indian  department.  Roll  dated  Head- 
quarters at  Machias. 


328  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gaul,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Turner's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  June  12,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt. 
Gawen  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated 
"  Gulf ;  "  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  June,  July,  and  Aug.,  1778,  sworn 
to  at  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  sworn  to  at 
Pawtuxet;  also,  Lieut.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for 
Nov.,  1778,  and  Feb.,  1779,  sworn  to  in  Garrison  at  Pawtuxet;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  (9th)  co..  Col. 
Jackson's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  June  12, 
1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years  ;  reported  on  command  at  Newtown ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  at  Providence,  July  10,  1779 ;  credited  to  Broadbay, 
Lincoln  Co.;  also,  Capt.  Turner's  (5th)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for 
Oct.,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated 
Camp  at  Providence. 

Gaul,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Pomroy's  detachment  from  Gen.  Danielson's 
(Hampshire  Co.)  brigade;  enlisted  July  1,  1778;  service  to  Oct.  31,  1778,  under 
Gen.  Stark  in  Northern  department. 

Gaul,  'William.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Turner's  co. ;  enlisted  July  13,  1775;  service  to 
Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos.  3  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast.    Roll  dated  Bristol. 

Gaule,  James,  Bristol.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  James  Hilton's  (7th)  co.,  3d  Lincoln  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order 
of  Council  of  Nov.  7, 1777  ;  residence,  Bristol;  engaged  for  town  of  Waldoborough ; 
joined  Capt.  Burton's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Gaule,  William,  Bristol.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  James  Hilton's  (7th)  co.,  3d  Lincoln  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order 
of  Council  of  Nov.  7, 1777 ;  residence,  Bristol ;  engaged  for  town  of  Bristol ;  joined 
Capt.  S.  Foster's  co.,  Col.  J.  Graton's  (Greaton's)  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Gaullier,  Matthew,  Taunton.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Bristol  Co.  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  James  Williams,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  by  Joshua  Wilbore,  at  Taunton, 
March  21, 1781,  to  be  conducted  to  Springfield  and  delivered  to  Col.  Shepard ;  Capt. 
Leonard's  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark ; 
hair,  brown;  eyes,  black;  residence,  Taunton;  term,  3  years. 

Gault,  John,  Deerfield.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  for  the  term 
of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  Dickerson's  co..  Col. 
Wells's  regt.;  age,  31  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  brown; 
residence,  Deerfield;  arrived  at  Fishkill  July  1,  1778. 

Gault,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Hammond's  co. ;  enlisted  July  17,  1775 ;  dis- 
charged Dec.  23,  1775 ;  service,  5  mos.  20  days ;  company  stationed  at  Wareham 
and  Rochester  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gault,  Thomas,  New  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  John  Hastings's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son's regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  3,  1778,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Hastings's  co.,  Col.  William  S.  Smith's  regt. ;  pay  rolls 
for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Hastings's  (6th)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  (16th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet ;  enlisted  March  3, 1778;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  certified  at  Camp  Providence, 
July  13,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Hastings's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  payroll  for 
Oct.,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31, 1779,  dated  Camp 
at  Providence ;  also.  Corporal  and  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Array 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  as  serving 
9  mos.  as  Corporal,  3  mos.  as  Sergeant;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Mor- 
ristown,  April  30, 1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's, 
and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry 


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Gavlt,  Thomas,  continued. 

Sherburne's  regt.  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of 
Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  Capt.  Hast- 
ings's CO.;  rank.  Private;  residence,  Braintree,  Worcester  Co. ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Hardwick  ;  reported  promoted  to  Corporal  May  1, 1780 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent;  Capt.  Williams's 
CO.,  Col.  Kyes's  regt.  (also  given  Capt.  Thorp's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  7th 
regt.) ;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  (also  given  5  ft.  5)  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  hair, 
dark;  occupation,  cordwainer;  residence.  New  Braintree;  engaged  for  town  of 
New  Braintree;  engaged  March  10  (also  given  March  22),  1781;  term,  3  years; 
also,  Sergeant,  2d  co. ;  orders  dated  Nov.  2,  and  Dec.  23, 1783,  for  wages  for  May- 
Dec,  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of 
wages. 

Gaijlt,  William,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  June  8,  1777;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  regt.;  also.  Drummer,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  June  2,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  cred- 
ited to  town  of  Weymouth  ;  also,  Capt.  John  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  Lancaster;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for 
June,  July  and  Aug.,  1778,  dated  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll 
for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  Lieut.  Thomas  HoUis  Condy's  (2d)  co., 
Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778,  and  March,  1779 ;  also,  Lieut.  Col. 
David  Cobb's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated 
Pawtuxet ;  enlisted  June  2, 1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  furloughed  April  6, 
1779,  by  Col.  Jackson  for  24  days;  also,  Lieut.  Colonel's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Jackson's 
regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  Providence,  July  13,  1779 ;  credited  to  town  of  Boston ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  July  and  Oct.,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
June  2,  1780;  reported  discharged  June  2,  1780;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp 
near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col. 
Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col. 
Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779; 
residence,  Boston. 

Gaultier,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gaullier.] 

Gaultiek,  Matthew.  Receipt  dated  Taunton,  March  20,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said 
Gaultier  by  Jacob  Burt,  Chairman  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Taunton,  for  enlist- 
ing to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gaumett,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gamett,  Gormet.] 

Gaumett,  Jean  (also  given  John)  .  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  June  21,  1778;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also, 
Matross,  Capt.  Vose's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

Gauss,  Comfort,  New  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780. 

Gaut,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Lawrence  Kemp's  co.,  Col.  Leonard's  regt. ;  enlisted  Feb. 
23,  1777;  discharged  April  10,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  17  days,  at  Ticonderoga. 

Gaut,  John.  List  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  9  months,  as  returned  to  Gen.  Warner  at  Fishkill  [year  not  given]. 
[See  John  Gault.] 


330  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gauthrop,  Samuel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Redman's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  John  Parke ;  pay  roll  for  Aug.,  1778. 

Gautraw,  Stephen,  Boston.  Private,  Lieut.  Hodijah  Bayles's  co.  of  grenadiers,  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  Gulph,  Pa. ;  service,  1  mo. ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt..;  pay  roll  for  June,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence ;  service, 
1  mo. ;  also,  Lieut.  John  Hobby's  co. ;  pay  roll  for  July  and  Aug.,  1778,  dated 
Providence;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of 
officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts., 
and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were 
incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable 
to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779 ;  residence,  Boston ;  rank.  Private ;  enlisted 
Nov,  20, 1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  killed  at  Rhode  Island  Aug.  29, 1778 ; 
said  Gautraw  appears  among  men  belonging  to  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.  who 
had  been  discharged  from  the  rolls  prior  to  above  arrangement. 

Gavet,  .    Sergeant ;  account  of  clothing  delivered  Capt.  William  Toogood's  co., 

dated  Springfield,  Jan.  25,  1777. 

Gavet,  Charles,  Concord  (also  given  Boston).  Capt.  Abishai  Brown's  co.,  Col.  John 
Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  signed  by  said  Gavet  and 
others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  10,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  serving 
on  main  guard  under  Lieut.  Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated  July  3,  1775;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
April 25, 1775;  service, 3  mos.  14  days;  residence,  Concord ;  a/so,  company  return 
dated  Sept.  30,  1775 ;  I'esidence,  Boston ;  also.  Private,  Lieut.  William  Washing- 
ton's (3d)  regt.  of  light  dragoons;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  13,  1779;  reported  discharged  Dec.  13,  1779. 

Gavet,  John.  Capt.  Samuel  King's  co. ;  company  receipt  given  to  Daniel  Hopkins  for 
advance  pay  for  1  month,  dated  Salem,  Sept.  25,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co. ; 
enlisted  July  11,  1775;  sei"vice,  6  mos.  5  days;  company  stationed  at  Salem  and 
Lynn  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Ward,  Jr.'s  co. ;  enlisted 
Jan.  22,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  18,  1776;  service,  9  mo,s.  28  days;  company 
stationed  at  Salem  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gavet,  John.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Winship's  (4th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th) 
regt.;  company  receipt  for  wages  due  Jan.  1,  1776,  dated  Camp  Mt.  Washington, 
Sept.  30,  1776 ;  also,  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  North 
Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  receipts  for  wages  for 
Sept.-Dec,  1776,  as  Sergeant;  also,  same  regt.;  return  of  men  who  engaged  for 
the  month  of  Jan.,  1777,  dated  Springfield,  Jan.  25,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Winship's 
CO.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  returned  equipments  used  in  1776,  dated 
Chatham,  Feb.  4,  1777. 

Gavet,  John.  Sailing  Master,  schooner  "  Centipede,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel 
IngersoU;  petition  dated  Salem,  May  22,  1778,  signed  by  Elias  Hasket  Derby  and 
Joseph  White,  both  of  Salem,  asking  that  said  IngersoU  be  commissioned  as  com- 
mander of  the  "  Centipede  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  May  23,  1778,  that  a 
commission  be  issued ;  also.  Lieutenant,  schooner  "  Centipede,"  commanded  by 
Capt.  Joseph  Prat;  petition  dated  Salem,  Sept.  27,  1778,  signed  by  Miles  Green- 
wood and  Robert  Stone,  of  Salem,  owners,  asking  that  said  Prat  be  commissioned 
as  commandel-  of  the  "  Centipede  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  29,  1778, 
that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gavet,  John,  Jr.  Capt.  Samuel  King's  co. ;  company  receipt  given  to  Daniel  Hopkins 
for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  dated  Salem,  Sept.  25, 1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co. ; 
enlisted  July  11,  1775;  service,  6  mos.  5  days;  company  stationed  at  Salem  and 
Lynn  for  defence  of  seacoast. 


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■Gavet,  Samuel,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
(19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson  ;  company  return  dated 
Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  5,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

Gavett, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gavet,  Gavit,  Gavitt,  Gavot.] 

Gavett,  John.  Petition  signed  by  John  Moriarty,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  others,  of 
Salem,  asking  that  said  Gavett  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  brigantine 
"  Flying  Fish"  (privateer) ;  advised  in  Council  May  28,  1781,  that  a  commission 
be  issued. 

Gavett,  Samuel,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt. 
commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  29,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  7  days. 

Gavett,  Samuel,  Salem.  Cooper,  brigantine  "  Salem,"  Nehemiah  Andrews,  Master; 
descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  Oct.  29,  1780 ;  age,  27  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Salem. 

Gavit,  John,  Salem.  1st  Lieutenant,  schooner  "  Greyhound,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Pearce ;  petition  signed  by  Aaron  Wait,  asking  that  said  Pearce  be  commis- 
sioned as  commander  of  the  "  Greyhound  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  6, 
1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued ;  also,  Lieutenant,  sloop  "  Morning  Star,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  John  Ravill ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  dated  Oct.  17, 
1780;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem. 

Gavit,  Joseph.  1st  Lieutenant,  schooner  "Viper,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph  Pit- 
man ;  petition  dated  Salem,  Sept.  29,  1778,  signed  by  Henry  Rust,  asking  that 
said  Pitman  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  "Viper"  (privateer);  or- 
dered in  Council  Oct.  2,  1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gavit,  Samuel,  Freetown.  Private,  Major's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  14,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779 ;  resi- 
dence, Freetown  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Freetown ;  also,  Capt.  Amasa  Soper's  (4th) 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug. 
15,  1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  dated  West  Point; 
reported  on  command  at  Hartford;  also,  Corporal,  Major's  co..  Col.  Marshall's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  reported  as  serving  7  mos.  as  Private,  5  mos.  as  Corporal ;  also.  Col.  Mar- 
shall's regt.;  list  of  men  who  deserted  while  on  furlough,  as  returned  by  Maj. 
Nathaniel  Winslow,  dated  West  Point,  June  23,  1780 ;  age,  39  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
10  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Freetown;  also, 
descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  11,  1781 ;  Capt.  Samuel  King's  (also  given 
Major's)  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  age,  30  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 
9  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  residence,  Freetown;  engaged  May  14, 1777, 
by  Ensign  Ashley;  term,  during  war;  also.  Corporal,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's 
(10th)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  12  months. 

Gavitt,  Samuel.  Corporal,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1782,  3  mos.  10  days ;  reported  deserted  April  20,  1782. 

Gavot,  John.  Private,  Capt.  James  Webb's  co..  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Camp  at  Rhode  Island,  Aug.  21,  1778;  enlisted  Nov.  -,  1777;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years. 

Gavrut,  Francis.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Allen 
Hallet;  engaged  Feb.  11,  1779  [service  not  given] .    Roll  dated  Boston. 

Gawen,  John.  Volunteer,  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  F.  Williams ; 
service  from  May  5,  1781,  15  mos.  9  days ;  reported  returned  from  captivity  Aug. 
14,  1782. 


332  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gawen,  Prince.  Pay  roll  of  the  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster 
Williams ;  engaged  Oct.  14, 1780 ;  service,  6  mos.  21  days ;  reported  captured  May 
5,  1781,  also  reported  a  negro.     [See  Prince  Hatch.] 

Gaxibiter,  John  Joseph.  Seaman,  brig  "Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  F. 
Williams;  engaged  May  15,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  1  day;  reported  as  one  of  the 
crew  placed  on  board  the  ship  "Putnam"  or  who  left  the  brig  on  her  arrival  at 
Boston.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gat,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gage,  Gray.] 

Gat,  Aaron,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Talbot's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days. 

Gay,  Amasa,  Holden.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  12, 
1780 ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Holden;  marched  to  camp  July  12,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Gilbert; 
also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Pater- 
son  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also, 
pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Holden  for  service  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  during  1780;  marched  July  9,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  12,  1781;  ser- 
vice, 6  mos.  12  days,  travel  included;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Heywood's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West 
Point;  enlisted  July  12, 1780;  enlistment,  6  months;  reported  discharged  Jan.  12, 
1781 ;  also,  order  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  12,  1781,  on  Paymaster  of  6th  Mass. 
regt.,  signed  by  said  Gay  and  others,  payable  to  Capt.  Hey  wood,  for  wages  for 
service  in  Jan.,  1781. 

Gat,  Amasa.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  McNall's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Col.  Samuel  Pierce ;  enlisted  May  17, 1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  18  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Tiverton. 

Gat,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Smith's  (Needham)  co. ;  service,  4  days,  at  the  time 
of  taking  Dorchester  Heights  in  March,  1776. 

Gat,  Benjamin,  Walpole.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Sabin  Man's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Greaton's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Walpole  and 
Medfield ;  [service  not  given]  ;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Rob- 
son's  (Robinson's)  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  27,  1776;  service  to  time  of  marching  in 
[i.  e.,  home},  16  days ;  regiment  raised  in  York  and  Suffolk  counties ;  roll  dated 
Roxbury  and  endorsed  "  service  at  Dorchester  Heights  and  vicinity ;  "  also,  1st 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Boyden's  (6th)  co.,  Col.Ephraim  Wheelock's  (4th  Suffolk 
Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by 
Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Wrentham,  April  8, 1776; 
ordered  in  Coimcil  April  23,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported 
commissioned  April  21,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's  co. ;  re- 
turn of  officers  and  men  in  Col.  Solomon  Lovell's  regt.  who  marched  to  reinforce 
the  Continental  Army  for  3  months  [year  not  given] . 

Gat,  Calvin,  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Bullard's  (Walpole)  co..  Col.  John  Smith's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  10  days ;  also,  Capt. 
Aaron  Guild's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robson's  (Robinson's)  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  27, 
1776;  service  to  time  of  marching  in  [i.e.,  home],  16  days;  regiment  raised  in 
York  and  Suffolk  counties;  roll  dated  Roxbury  and  endorsed  "  service  at  Dor- 
chester Heights  and  vicinity ;  "  also,  Capt.  Joshua  Clap's  co.  (North  co.  in  Wal- 
pole), Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Metcalf ;  service,  22 
days,  at  Warwick,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  reported  "  drafted  to  stay 
3  weeks ; "  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Lovell's  (Independent)  co.  drafted  from  4th  regt. 
and  stationed  at  Warwick,  R.  I.,  Dec.  29,  1776 ;  service,  22  days ;  roll  dated  Med- 


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Gay,  Calvin,  continued. 

way;  also,  Capt.  Oliver  Clap's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  25, 
1777;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel  included,  on  a  secret 
expedition  to  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Timothy  Mann's  co.,  4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt. 
commanded  by  Maj.  Seth  BuUard;  marched  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7, 
1780;  service,  13  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on 
an  alarm. 

Gay,  Daniel,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Draper's  co..  Col.  Davis's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  3d  Parish  in  Dedham ;  service,  2 
days. 

Gay,  Daniel,  Jr.,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  George  Gould's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days. 

Gay,  Ebbnezer,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Fuller's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  1st  Parish  in  Dedham;  service,  3 
days. 

Gay,  Ebenezer,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Guild's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Greaton's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  13  days. 

Gay,  Ebenezer,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Whiting's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5 
days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Dedham,  Feb.  27,  177G. 

Gay,  Ebenezer,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ; 
service,  5  days,  at  the  time  of  taking  and  fortifying  Dorchester  Heights  in  March, 
1776;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's  regt.;  service 
from  May  8,  1777,  to  July  8,  1777,  61  days,  at  Providence,  R.  I.;  enlistment,  2 
months. 

Gay,  Ebenezer,  Walpole.  Corporal,  Capt.  Seth  Bullard's  (Walpole)  co.,  Col.  John 
Smith's  regt.,  which  marched  ou  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  10  days; 
also,  Capt.  Joshua  Clap's  co.  (North  co.  in  Walpole),  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's 
regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Metcalf ;  service,  24  days,  at  Warwick,  R.  I.,  on  the 
alarm  of  Dec.  8, 1776. 

Gay,  Ebenezer.  Enlistment  agreement  dated  June  -,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gay  and 
others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  until  Dec.  1,  1776,  unless  sooner  discharged, 
and  to  march  with  despatch  to  Charlestown,  N.  H. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy 
Stow's  CO.,  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  wages,  mileage,  etc.; 
company  stationed  at  Ticonderoga  in  1776. 

•Gay,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  James  Morton's  co..  Col.  Pierce's  regt.;  marched 
March  3,  1778;  discharged  April  8,  1778;  service,  36  days,  at  Governor's  Island. 

Gay,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Vinson's  co.,  Col.  Garrish's  (Gerrish's)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  25,  1779 ;  discharged  Nov.  23, 1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  North  river ;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  Essex  counties. 

•Gay,  Edward,  Hadley.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Wheelock's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug,  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos. 
15  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

.■Gay,  Edward,  Hubbardston.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Spara- 
hawk's  (Sparhawk's)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  27  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777; 
service,  29  days,  travel  included,  at  Saratoga;  also,  Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co.. 
Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt.;  enlisted  July  5,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  28,  1779;  service, 
7  mos.  4  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  for  defence  of  North  river;  also, 
descriptive  list  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent  for  Worcester  Co.; 


334:  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gat,  Edward,  continued. 

Capt.  Meren's  (Marean's)  co.,  Col.  Grout's  regt. ;  marched  Aug.  12,  1779;  re- 
ported mustered  July  21,  1779,  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester 
Co. ;  also,  compan}^  receipt  for  equipments,  given  to  Capt.  James  Tisdale,  dated 
Springfield,  Aug.  22,  1779;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  re- 
turned as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Tisdale,  at  Spring- 
field, Aug.  23,  1779;  Capt.  Meriam's  co..  Col.  Sparhawk's  regt.;  age,  26  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft  4  in.;  complexion,  dark  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hubbardston;  also, 
Lieut.  Col.  Newhall's  co.,  5th  Mass.  regt. ;  entered  service  Aug.  15,  1779  [service 
not  given] ;  reported  on  the  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Dow's 
CO.,  Col.  Bigelow's  (15th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from^ 
Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  10, 1781 ; 
Capt.  Bowman's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  age,  30  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
4  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  black;  eyes,  black;  residence,  Hubbardston;  en- 
listed Nov.  -,  1779,  by  Lieut.  Marble;  enlistment,  during  war;  company  reported 
joined  from  15th  Mass.  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Phineas  Bowman's  co..  Col. 
Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  re- 
ported on  command  baking ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Feb. -April, 
1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  reported  on  command  with  light  infantry. 

Gat,  Eleazer.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Plummer's  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  5,  1776, 
to  date  of  discharge,  Dec.  10,  1776;  company  stationed  at  St.  Georges  for  defence 
of  seacoast. 

Gat,  Eliphalet,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Hodges's  co. ;  service  from  Aug. 
12,  1776,  to  Oct  1,  1776;  also,  company  receipt  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  9, 1776,  for 
wages  for  same  period  ;  also,  company  receipt  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  9,  1776,  for 
wages  for  service  for  Oct.,  1776,  in  Capt.  Hodges's  co..  Col.  Francis's  regt. ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Hodges's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel 
allowance  to  camp  and  home,  etc.,  sworn  to  Nov.  29,  1776;  credited  with  2  days 
allowance;  company  drafted  from  Rehoboth,  Attleborough,  Norton,  Mansfield, 
and  Easton ;  also,  company  receipt  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  29, 1776,  for  wages  for 
service  for  Nov.,  1776,  in  Capt.  Hodges's  co. 

Gat,  Eliphalet,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Ide's  co..  Col.  Daggett's  regt.; 
service,  24  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8, 1776. 

Gat,  Eliphalet,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Morse's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Put- 
nam's regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  June  12,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Morse's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.;  return  dated 
Albany,  Feb.  9, 1778 ;  residence,  Attleborough ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Attleborough ; 
mustered  by  Capt.  Lennerd ;  also,  Capt.  Gardner's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  June  3, 
1780 ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Gat,  Eliphalet,  Attleborough.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  23,  1780;  age,  20  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for 
town  of  Attleborough ;  marched  to  camp  July  23,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
John  AVilliams ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Attleborough 
for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  6, 1780 ;  discharged 
Jan.  8,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  2  days,  travel  included ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John 
Trotter's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated 
Garrison  at  West  Point;  enlisted  July  20,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  7,  1781 ;  enlist- 
ment, 6  months. 


IX  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  335 


Gat,  Ephraim.     Private,   Capt.   Samuel  Robinson's  co.,   Col.   Isaac  Dean's  regt  ; 

marched  March  6,  1781;   discharged  March  U,  1781;   service,  11  days,  tra^el 

included,  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Attleborough. 
GAT,  Ezra,  Dedham.     Private,  Capt.  William  Ellis's  co..  Col.  Heath's  regt.,  which 

marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  1  day. 
Gat,  Ezra,  Dedham.     Private,  Capt.  David  Fairbanks's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 

Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 
Gay,  Ezra,  Dedham.    Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Draper's  co..  Col.  Davis's  regt.,  which 

marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  3d  Parish  in  Dedham ;  service,  6 

days 
Gat,  Ezra,  Dedham.    Capt.  Stow's  co. ;  list  of  men  belonging  t^^ol.  Ephraim  Whee- 

lock's  regt.  who  died  between  the  time  of  their  arrival  "  at  this  place      [probably 

Ticonderoga]  and  the  last  of  Nov.,  1776 ;  died  Sept.  15,  1776. 
Gat,  Francis.    Private,  Capt.  Moses  Bnllard's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk 

Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  29,  1780;   discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6 

days,  travel  included;   company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 

months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 
Gat,  Hezzkiah,  Stoughton.    Private,  Capt.  Peter  Talbot's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robin- 
son's regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  5  days. 

Gat,  Ichabod,  Dedham.    Capt.  Aaron  Fuller's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  1st  Parish  in  Dedham;  ser^ace,  2  days;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  John  Gay's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.;   pay  abstract  for 
travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  sworn  to  Nov.  29,  1776;  cre^^l^ted  wi  h 
allowance  for  1  day ;  company  drafted  from  Roxbury,  Dedham,  Needham   Med- 
field,  Wrentham,  Walpole,  Medway,  Bellingham,  Beverly,  Danvers,  Middleton, 
and  Manchester. 
GAT.  ICHABOB,  Dcdham.    sergeant,  Capt.  William  Bnllard's  co    of  South  Parish  in 
Dedham,  Col.  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19.  lJ7o  ,  ser- 
Yice  10  davs ;  also,  Capt.  William  Bnllard's  co.  of  South  Parish  in  Dedham,  Col. 
William  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  service,  5  days,  on  the  alarm  of  March  4  1  <  76 ;  also 
2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Evret's  (7th)  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh  s  (1st 
Suffolk  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies 
in  said  regiment;  ordered  in  Council  May  10,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commis- 
sioned; reported  commissioned  May  10,1776;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Aaron 
Smith's  CO.,  Col,  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  engaged  Aug.  15,  1777  ;  discharged  Nov 
29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  remforce 
Northern  army ;  engagement,  3  months. 
Gat    J.BEZ,  Attleborough.    Private,  Capt.  Jabez  Ellis's  (Attleborough)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  9  days;  also,  copy 
of  a  company  order,  dated  July  5,  1776,  on  Ephraim  Newell,  Town  Treasurer  o 
Attleborough,  for  money  due  for  service  on  the  alarm  caused  by  the  battle  of 
Bunker  Hill;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  May's  co. ;  enlisted  Sept.  -,1/76;  d  s- 
charged  Nov.  -,  1776;  company  served  on  a  2  months  campaign  at  New  York; 
aZso.'Capt.  Stephen  Richardson's  (Attleborough)  co.;  service  from  April  21,   7.7, 
to  Mav  15   1777,  25  days;  company  marched  from  Attleborough  April  21,  177/, 
to  Rhode  Island  to  hold  the  Lines  until  men  could  be  raised  for  that  purpose  for 
2  months;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney  s 
re-t.-  engaired  July 29, 1778;  service,  1  mo.  U  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  comimny 
raised  to^erve  for  6  weeks  from  July  29,  1778 ;  a/.o,  ^'^f'^^^-"^^^^^^^ 
ter's  CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  entered  service  July  27, 1780 ,  dischar  ea 
Julv  31,  1780;  service,  7  days,  travel  included,  on  an  alarm;  company  marched 
to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  a  6  days  expedition;  also,  Sergeant  Major,  Col.  Isaac 


336  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gat,  Jabez,  continued. 

Dean's  regt.;  entered  service  July  31,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7, 1780;  service,  10 
days,  travel  included ;  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  July  31,  1780 ; 
roll  sworn  to  at  Mansfield. 

Gay,  Jacob,  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Clap's  co.  (North  co.  in  Walpole),  Col. 
Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Metcalf;  service,  24  days,  at 
Warwick,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Oliver  Clap's  co..  Col. 
Benjamin  Haws's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  25, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1777 ;  service, 
1  mo.  7  days,  travel  included,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

■Gat,  James,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Guild's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Greaton's 
regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  service,  13  days;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Whit- 
ing's CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  6,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  3  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775; 
also,  order  for  money  equivalent  for  bounty  coats  dated  Feb.  16,  1776,  payable  to 
John  Jones  of  Dedham ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's 
regt. ;  service,  5  days,  in  March,  1776,  at  the  time  of  taking  and  fortifying  Dorches- 
ter Heights;  also,  enlistment  agreement  dated  June  -,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gay 
and  others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  until  Dec.  1,  1776,  unless  sooner  dis- 
charged, and  to  march  with  despatch  to  Charlestown,  N.  H. ;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Timothy  Stow's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  wages,  mileage, 
etc.;  company  stationed  at  Ticonderoga  in  1776;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  May 
29,  1778,  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.,  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of 
their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  returned  as  re- 
ceived of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  by  Capt.  Robert 
Davis,  to  be  delivered  to  Brig.  Gen.  Jonathan  Warner  at  Fishkill;  Capt.  Gould's 
CO.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
hair,  dark ;  eyes,  dark  ;  nationality,  American ;  occupation,  husbandman ;  resi- 
dence, Dedham ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dedham ;  reported  engaged  from  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Battelle's  co. ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  by  Stephen  Badlam,  Superin- 
tendent for  Suffolk  Co,,  dated  Dorchester,  June  29, 1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned 
as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20, 1778 ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Needham ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  14, 1778 ;  also,  list  of  men 
returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fish- 
kill, Aug.  1,  1778. 

Gay,  Jeremiah,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co..  Col.  William  Heath's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  5  days ;  also,  Corpo- 
ral, Capt.  Samuel  Kilton's  co..  Col.  John  Paterson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  24,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  14  days ;  also,  company  re- 
turn [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  No.  3,  Nov.  20,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  (West)  co. 
in  Needham,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt.;  service,  4  days,  in  March,  1776,  at 
the  time  of  taking  and  fortifying  Dorchester  Heights ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Battle's  CO.,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  entered  service  March  23, 
1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  15  days,  travel  included;  company 
marched  to  Roxbury  Lines ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co., 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  [1779],  and  endorsed  "  sent  by  sundry  persons  to 
Springfield;"  Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  age,  34  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
S^in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  dark;  occupation,  husbandman; 
residence,  Needham ;  engaged  for  town  of  Needham  ;  reported  delivered  to  Lieut. 
John  Grace;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam, 
Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  at  Springfield, 
Sept.  20,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Marshall's  co. ;  entered  service  Aug.  26,  1779;  dis- 
charged May  24,  1780;  term,  9  months;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June 
5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Jonatlian  Warner,  Commissioner,  bj'  Brig.  Gen. 
John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  26,  1780;  age,  34  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.; 


IN  THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  337 

Gay,  Jeremiah,  continued. 

complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Needham;  marched  to  camp  July  26, 
1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Fox ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  belonging  to 
the  town  of  Needham  who  served  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  entered 
service  July  26,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  26,1781;  service,  6  mos.  11  days,  travel 
included;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Job  Sumner's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1780.     [See  Jeremiah  Gage.] 

Gay,  Jesse,  Dedhani.  Private,  Capt.  William  BuUard's  co.  of  South  Parish  in  Dedham, 
Col.  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  7  days ; 
also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt.;  ser- 
vice from  Dec.  11,  to  Dec.  30,  1776,  19  days,  under  Lieut.  Col.  Weld  at  Castle 
Island;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  James  Morton's  co.,  Col.  Pierce's  regt.;  marched 
March  3,  1778;  discharged  April  4,  1778;  service,  32  days,  at  Governor's  Island. 

Gay,  John,  Dedham.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Guild's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Grea- 
ton's regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  service,  13  days;  also,  Capt.  Joseph 
Guild's  CO.,  Gen.  Heath's  regt. ;  list  of  ofHcers  on  a  regimental  return  dated  May 
20,1775;  company  stationed  at  Roxbury  Camp;  a^so,  Capt.  Joseph  Guild's  co., 
36th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775 ;  reported  en- 
gaged May  3,  1775. 

Gay,  John,  Dedham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Aaron  Fuller's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  1st  Parish  in  Dedham;  service, 
8  days;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Lewis's  (1st  Dedham)  co..  Col.  William  Mclntash's 
(Mcintosh's)  regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  camp  at  Dorchester 
on  the  alarm  of  March  4,  1776;  also,  letter  dated  Watertown,  June  11,  1776,  from 
Col.  William  Mcintosh  to  the  Council,  stating  that  the  1st  (1st  Dedham)  co.  had 
chosen  George  Gould,  Captain,  said  Gay,  1st  Lieutenant,  and  Nathaniel  Kings- 
bury, 2d  Lieutenant;  ordered  in  Council  June  11,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  com- 
missioned; reported  commissioned  June  11,  1776;  also  reported  chosen  in  place 
of  James  Morton. 

Gay,  John,  Dedham.  Letter  dated  Braintree,  Aug.  25,  1776,  from  J.  Palmer,  stating 
that  said  Gay  and  other  subalterns  of  a  company  to  be  sent  to  Dorchester  Heights, 
had  been  appointed  and  leaving  the  choice  of  captain  of  said  company  to  the  town 
of  Boston;  said  Gay  chosen  1st  Lieutenant;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Col.  Francis's 
regt. ;  return  of  officers  to  be  commissioned,  dated  Sept.  23, 1776 ;  company  made 
up  from  Col.  Mcintosh's  and  Col.  Wheelock's  regts.,  Brig.  Palmer's  brigade; 
ordered  in  Council  Sept.  26,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned  with  the 
exception  of  2d  Lieutenants  and  officers  of  the  company  of  which  said  Gay  was 
1st  Lieutenant;  also,  Lieutenant,  Col.  Francis's  regt.  stationed  at  Dorchester; 
list  of  officers  on  a  regimental  return,  signed  by  Brig.  Maj.  Peleg  Wads  worth,  dated 
Sept.  13,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  26,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commis- 
sioned; also,  1st  Lieutenant,  list  of  officers  returned  by  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis, 
endorsed  "Dorchester  Heights,  Oct.  -,  1776;"  reported  marched  Aug.  19  [1776], 
to  join  regiment;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.;  list  of  officers 
recommended  for  commissions,  dated  Dorchester  Heights,  Oct.  18,  1776;  ordered 
in  Council  Oct.  22  [  ?  ] ,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  regiment  reported 
raised  for  defence  of  Boston;  also.  Captain,  same  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel 
allowance  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  sworn  to  Nov.  29,  1776 ;  credited  with  allow- 
ance for  1  day ;  company  drafted  from  Roxbury,  Dedham,  Needham,  Medfield, 
Wrentham,  Walpole,  Medway,  Bellingham,  Beverly,  Danvers,  Middleton,  and 
Manchester. 

Gay,  John,  Natick.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Morse's  co..  Col.  John  Paterson's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  14  days; 
also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 


338  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Gat,  John  (also  given  Jr.),  Needham  (also  given  Natick).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  (1st  Suffolk  Co.)  regt., 
sv7orn  to  at  Needham,  Feb.  21,  1778;  residence,  Needham  ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Needham;  joined  Capt.  Morse's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  alsoy 
list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated 
Boston,  March  30,  1777 ;  Capt.  Morse's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Joseph  Morse's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  ac- 
counts for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Morse's  co..  Col. 
Putnam's  (4th)  regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778;  residence,  Natick;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Natick;  also.  Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.j 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  10,  1781 ;  Light  Infantry  co..  Col. 
Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  age,  26  yrs.  6  mos. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  light;  residence,  Natick;  rank.  Private;  enlisted  March 
17,  1779,  by  Col.  Putnam;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joshua 
Benson's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781, 
dated  Garrison  at  West  Point. 

Gat,  John.  Captain,  2d  co.,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  (1st  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  dated 
May  7, 1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  May  10, 1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;, 
reported  commissioned  May  10,  1776. 

Gat,  John.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.;  marched 
March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  6,  1778;  service,  15  days,  at  Roxbury  and 
Boston. 

Gat,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Walter  McFarland's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's  (Middlesex 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  27,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  7 
days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months 
and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gat,  Jonathan,  Needham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Robert  Smith's  co.,  Col.  William  Heath's 
regt.;  service,  14  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  also,  Capt. 
Smith's  (Needham)  co.;  service,  4  days,  in  March,  1776,  at  the  time  of  taking 
Dorchester  Heights. 

Gat,  Jonathan,  Upton  (also  given  Westborough).  Fifer,  Capt.  Stephen  Sadler's  co., 
Col.  Wheelock's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19, 1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  8  days ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  David  Batchelor's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1, 
1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  16  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  train  of  artillery  June  14, 
1775;  also,  petition  addressed  to  the  Provincial  Congress,  dated  Roxbury,  June 
21,  1775,  signed  by  said  Gay  and  others  who  had  enlisted  to  form  an  Artillery 
CO.,  stating  their  unwillingness  to  serve  under  John  Wilej*  as  Captain,  owing  to 
their  belief  in  his  incompetence ;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Ezra  Badlam's  co.,  Col. 
Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  June 
23,  1775;  reported  enlisted  June  10,  1775,  from  Capt.  Chamberlin's  co.,  Gen. 
Thomas's  regt.;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
listed June  11,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  22  days;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company 
return  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Oct.  8,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Dec.  26,  1775;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Benjamin 
Farrar  to  CoK  Moses  Whelock  at  Westborough,  sworn  to  at  Upton,  Feb.  14, 1778; 
residence,  Upton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Upton ;  joined  Capt.  Carr's  co.,  Col.  Wes- 
son's regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  13,  1777;  Capt.  Carr's  co..  Col.  Wes- 
son's regt. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Carr's  co.,  Col.  James  Wesson's  (9th) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  also,  descriptive  list  made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  Capt» 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  339 

Gay,  Jonathan,  continued. 

Samuel  Carr's  co.,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (8th)  regt. ;  age,  24:  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
4^111.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  shoemaker;  birthplace.  West- 
borough  ;  residence,  Westborough ;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1777,  by  Capt.  Carr  at  Peeks- 
kill  ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gat,  Jonathan.  Private ;  list  of  men  belonging  to  the  26th  regt,  who  agreed  to  tarry 
6  weeks  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1776,  as  returned  by  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated 
Trenton,  Jan.  1,  1777. 

Gat,  Joseph,  Gardnerstown.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Col.  Joseph  North's  (2d  Lincoln  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Gardnerstown,  Feb.  2, 
1778;  residence,  Gardnerstown;  engaged  for  town  of  Gardnerstown;  term,  3 
years. 

Gat,  Joseph,  Hopkinton  (also  given  Brookline).  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental 
service  sworn  to  at  Hopkinton,  Feb.  8,  1780;  residence,  Hopkinton  ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Hopkinton;  joined  Capt.  Millen's  co..  Col.  Ward's  [Wesson's]  regt.; 
term,  3  years;  said  Gay  with  others  engaged  by  James  Nutt,  Henry  Mellen,  and 
Jacob  Gibbs,  Committee;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Watson's  co.,  Col.  James  Wesson's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  8, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Nahum  Ward's  co..  Col.  Wesson's  regt.;  return  of  men 
in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  reported  transferred  to  the  corps  of  invalids 
Nov.  2,  1778;  also,  Lieut.  Osgood  Carlton's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston, 
Col.  Lewis  Nichola's  regt.;  muster  rolls  dated  Sept.  9,  1779,  and  Oct.  2,  1779; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Amos  Cogswell's 
CO.,  Col.  Wesson's  (9th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
May  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered,  as  returned  by  Nathaniel 
Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  25,  1780;  Col.  Wes- 
son's regt. ;  age,  33  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  brown  ;  occupation, 
farmer;  residence,  Hopkinton ;  mustered  by  Ensign  Mills ;  reported  received  $300 
bounty ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  8, 1781 ;  Capt.  Cogswell's  co..  Col.  Michael 
Jackson's  (8th)  regt.;  age,  34  }-rs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair, 
dark;  occupation,  yeoman ;  birthplace,  Brookline ;  residence,  Brookline ;  enlisted 
May  3,  1780,  by  Ensign  Mills  at  Brookline ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gat,  Lemuel,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Talbot's  co.,  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days ;  also,  Capt. 
Simeon  Leach's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched 
from  Stoughton  March  4,  1776,  to  fortify  Dorchester  Heights. 

Gat,  Lemuel.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Richards's  co..  Col.  Gill's  regt. ;  entered 
service  Aug.  11,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  3  days,  with  de- 
tachment of  militia  under  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gat,  Lewis,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  (Newbury- 
port) CO.;  service  from  Nov.  1, 1775,  to  date  of  discharge,  Dec.  31,  1775,  2  mos. 
5  days;  roll  sworn  to  at  Ipswich;  also,  Capt.  Stephen  Perkins's  co.,  Col.  Cogs- 
well's regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  22,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776;  service,  2  mos. 
7  days,  travel  included ;  roll  dated  North  Castle.     [See  Lewis  Gray.] 

Gat,  Luther,  Dedham.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  belonging  to  and  raised  by  the 
town  of  Dedham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  to 
camp  July  15,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  26,  1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  24  days,  travel 
included. 

Gat,  Luther.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcomb's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Webb's 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  11,1781;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  5  days, 
travel  included,  at  Peekskill,  N.  Y. ;  enlistment,  3  months. 


340  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Gay,  Moses,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Talbot's  co.,  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  7  days ;  also,  Capt. 
Simeon  Leach's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched 
from  Stoughton  March  4,  1776,  to  fortify  Dorchester  Heights. 

Gay,  Nathaniel,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  George  Gould's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days. 

Gay,  Nathaniel,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Guild's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Greaton's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  service,  13  days. 

Gat,  Nathaniel,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Fuller's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  1st  Parish  in  Dedham;  service, 
5  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Guild's  co.,  36th 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775 ;  reported  enlisted  May  5, 
1775. 

Gay,  Nathaniel,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co.,  Col.  Lemuel  Robson's 
(Robinson's)  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  29,  1776;  service  to  time  of  marching  in  [i.e., 
home] ,  14  days ;  regiment  raised  in  York  and  Suffolk  counties ;  i-oU  dated  Rox- 
bury  and  endorsed  "  service  at  Dorchester  Heights  and  vicinity." 

Gay,  Nathaniel,  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Bullard's  (Walpole)  co..  Col.  John 
Smith's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6  days. 

Gay,  Nathaniel.  Col.  John  Greaton's  (24th)  regt.;  list  of  deserters;  age,  40  yrs.; 
complexion,  dark ;  deserted  April  27  [year  not  given,  probably  1776] . 

Gay,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  marched 
March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  6,  1778;  service,  15  days,  at  Roxbury  and 
Boston. 

Gay,  Oliver,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's 
regt. ;  service  from  May  8,  1777,  to  July  8,  1777,  61  days,  at  Providence,  R.  I. ; 
enlistment,  2  months;  also,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  2,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  2  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment  to 
expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  roll  dated  Tiverton;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Heald's  co..  Col. 
John  Jacobs's  (Light  Infantry)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  10,  1779;  discharged  Nov, 
10,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  3  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment, 
2  months;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Bullard's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  26,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  8  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and 
stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gay,  Peter,  Stoughton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  William  Briggs's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775  ;  service,  12  days. 

Gay,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Leach's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  service, 
5  days ;  company  marched  from  Stoughton  March  4,  1776,  to  fortify  Dorchester 
Heights;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Robert  Swan's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.; 
service,  3  days;  company  marched  from  Stoughton  to  Squantum  (The  Moon) 
June  13,  1776,  when  the  British  fleet  left  Boston  Harbor. 

Gay,  Sam.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co., 
dated  Boston,  Feb.  16,  1777;  Capt.  Hunt's  co..  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson's  regt. 

Gay,  Samuel,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  William  Ellis's  co..  Col.  Heath's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 

G  ^Y,  Samuel,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  William  Mcin- 
tosh's regt.;  service  from  Dec.  11,  to  Dec.  30,  1776,  19  days,  under  Lieut.  Col. 
Weld  at  Castle  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  6  (also 
given  Sept.  8) ,  1779 ;  discharged  Oct.  2, 1779;  service,  28  days ;  company  raised  iu 
Suffolk  Co.  for  service  under  Maj.  Gen.  Hancock  at  Castle  Island. 


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Gat,  Samuel,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  William  Draper's  (2d  Roxbury)  co.,  Col. 
William  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to 
May  3,  1775,  15  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Gay's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.; 
pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  sworn  to  Nov.  29,  1776 ; 
company  drafted  from  Roxbury,  Dedham,  Needham,  Medfield,  Wrentham,  Wal- 
pole,  Medway,  Bellingham,  Beverly,  Danvers,  Middleton,  and  Manchester;  also, 
Capt.  Lemuel  May's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  joined  March  23, 1778 ;  discharged 
April  5,  1778 ;  service,  14  days,  at  Roxbury  Lines. 

Gay,  Seth,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Draper's  co..  Col.  Davis's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  3d  Parish  in  Dedham ;  service,  1 
day. 

Gay,  Seth,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  William  Ellis's  co..  Col.  Heath's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Gay,  Solomon,  Stoughtonham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Payson's  co..  Col.  John  Graton's 
regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8 
days;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Payson's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Read's  (20th)  regt.;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also, 
companj'  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Dec.  29,  1775 ;  also,  petition  addressed  to  the  General  Court, 
dated  Stoughtonham,  March  1,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gay  and  others,  soldiers  in 
Capt.  Samuel  Payson's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regt.,  stating  that  while  in  service 
they  had  been  stationed  at  Squantum  and  having  been  taken  sick  and  no  facilities 
for  medical  attendance  being  available  there,  they  had  gone  to  their  respective 
homes  and  employed  doctors  and  nurses  at  their  own  expense,  and  after  recovery 
had  returned  to  duty,  and  requesting  that  expenses  for  medical  attendance  be 
allowed  them ;  petitioners  given  leave  to  withdraw ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Edward 
Bridge  Savell's  (Stoughtonham)  co..  Col.  Gill's  regt.;  service,  5  days;  company 
marched  to  Dorchester  Heights  March  4,  1776,  on  an  alarm ;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Boston. 

Gay,  Stephen,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ; 
engaged  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel 
included ;  enlistment,  3  months ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army ; 
also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co.,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt.;  enlisted  March 
23,  1778 ;  discharged  April  5,  1778  ;  service,  15  days ;  company  marched  to  Rox- 
bury Lines ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  belonging  to  and  raised  by  the  town 
of  Dedham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Array  during  1780 ;  marched  to  camp 
July  17,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  23,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  17  days,  travel  included; 
also,  return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 
1780;  engaged  March  24,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Dedham;  term,  3  years; 
also,  certificate  dated  Dedham,  June  18,  1781,  signed  by  Ichabod  Gay,  Clerk,  stat- 
ing that  the  committee  of  the  town  of  Dedham  hired  said  Gay  and  William  Pratt 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780,  and  had  paid  them  £94  each  as  bounty. 

Gat,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  White's  co.,  Maj.  Edward  Procter's  detach- 
ment of  guards ;  service  from  Dec.  10,  1777,  to  March  1,  1778,  2  mos.  22  days,  at 
Dorchester. 

Gat,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Vinson's  co..  Col.  Garrish's  (Gerrish's)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  25,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  travel 
included,  at  North  river ;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  Essex  counties. 

Gat,  Thaddeus.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Bullard's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  27,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
7  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 


342  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AXD   SAILORS 

Gat,  Thomas,  Sherburne.  Private,  Capt.  Amasa  Cranston's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Denny's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  27,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  7  days, 
travel  included,  at  Claverack;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Gat,  Thomas,  Wrentham  (also  given  Franklin).  Private,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  Greaton's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ; 
service,  8  days ;  also,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co.,  36th  regt.;  company  return  dated 
Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775 ;  reported  enlisted  April  27,  1775,  and  went  to  Canada 
Sept.  10, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Boyd's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Wrentham,  April  21,  1777;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Asa  Fairbanks's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  regt. ;  service  from  Sept.  30, 
1777,  to  Oct.  31,  1777,  1  mo.  2  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Ezekiel 
Plimpton's  co.  stationed  at  Cambridge,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Dec.  3, 1777 ;  enlisted  Nov.  2, 1777  [name  crossed  out  on  roll]  ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel 
Heath's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  detachment;  engaged  April 2, 1778;  discharged 
July  2,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  2  days;  detachment  drafted  to  do  duty  as  guards 
at  Cambridge;  also,  Capt.  Heath's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  detachment  of 
guards ;  muster  roll  dated  Boston,  May  14,  1778 ;  engagement,  3  months  from 
April  2,  1778 ;  also.  Corporal,  Lieut.  John  Dix's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. 
of  guards ;  service  from  July  2,  to  July  8,  1778,  7  days,  at  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co..  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt. ;  entered  service 
Aug.  24  1778;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778;  service,  11  days,  at  Rhode  Island, 
Including  time  to  return  home ;  also,  receipt  dated  Franklin,  Sept.  26, 1778,  signed 
by  said  Gay,  for  £40  bounty  received  from  Lieut.  Eli  Pond  for  engaging  to  serve 
in  Capt.  Moses  Adams's  (Medway)  co.  until  Jan.  1,  1779,  guarding  the  seacoast; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin 
Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  9,  1780;  age, 
26yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark ;  engaged  for  town  of  Franklin; 
arrived  at  Springfield  July  8,  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  9,  1780,  under  com- 
mand of  Lieut.  Jackson  of  the  artillery ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  belonging 
to  the  town  of  Franklin  who  served  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched 
July  3,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  23,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  2  days,  travel  included; 
also,  return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 
1780 ,-  engaged  May  31,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Franklin  ;  term,  3  years ;  also, 
receipt  dated  May  26,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gay  by  Class  No.  5  of  the  town 
of  Franklin  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years  or  during 
war;  said  Gay  having  received  200  Spanish  milled  dollars  and  a  note  for  100 
milled  dollars  to  be  paid  1  year  from  date,  or  after  the  expiration  of  the  term  of 
service,  agreed  to  defend  and  secure  said  class  from  hiring  any  other  soldier  or 
from  paying  any  fines  or  charges. 

Gat,  Timothy,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Fuller's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  1st  Parish  in  Dedham  ;  service,  2 
days;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Lewis's  (1st  Dedham)  co..  Col.  William  Mclntash's 
(Mcintosh's)  regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  camp  at  Dorchester 
on  the  alarm  of  March  4,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's 
regt.;  marched  March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  6,  1778;  service,  15  days,  at 
Roxbury  and  Boston. 

Gat,  Timothy,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  William  Briggs's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  14  days ;  also,  Capt.  William 
Briggs's  CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Read's  (20th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  3,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  5  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Rox- 
bury Camp,  Sept.  26,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Endicutt's  co. ;  list  of  men  belonging'to 
Col.  Wheelock's  regt.  who  were  discharged;  said  Gay  discharged  Nov.  11,  1776; 
also,  descriptive  list  dated  Dorchester,  June  29,  1778,  of  men  raised  in  Sutfolk  Co. 
for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  Superin- 


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Gay,  Timothy,  continued. 

tendent  for  said  county,  by  Sergt.  Elkanah  Hixson  of  Col.  Alden's  regt.,  at  Dor- 
chester, May  27,  1778,  to  be  delivered  to  Brig.  Gen.  Jonathan  Warner  at  Fishkill; 
Capt.  Robert  Swan's  co.,  Col.  Gill's  regt. ;  age,  44  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  gray;  occupation,  husbandman;  residence, 
Stoughton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Stoughton ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  14,  1778 ; 
also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  "Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col. 
R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry 
Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778. 

Gay,  Timothy.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  commanded 
by  Maj.  Seth  Bullard;  marched  July  28,  1780;  discharged  July  30, 1780;  service, 
5  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Gay,  Timothy,  2d,  Stoughton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Peter  Talbot's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robin- 
son's regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Leach's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.;  service,  5  days; 
company  marched  from  Stoughton  March  4,  1776,  to  fortify  Dorchester  Heights ; 
also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Robert  Swan's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.;  service,  3 
days;  company  marched  from  Stoughton  to  Squantum  (The  Moon)  June  13, 
1776,  when  the  British  fleet  left  Boston  harbor. 

Gay,  William,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Isaac  Dean's 
regt.;  marched  July  31,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  8  days;  2  days 
travel  also  allowed  home  from  Tiverton  to  Attleborough ;  company  marched  to 
Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Gay,  William,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Draper's  co.,  Col.  Davis's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  3d  Parish  in  Dedham;  service,  2 
days. 

Gay,  William,  Dedham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  George  Gould's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days. 

Gat,  William,  Dedham.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Ellis's  co..  Col.  Heath's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Gay,  William,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  5, 
1779;  discharged  Oct.  2,  1779;  service,  29  days;  company  raised  in  Suffolk  Co. 
for  service  under  Maj.  Gen.  Hancock  at  Castle  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Bullard's 
CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  27, 1780 ;  discharged 
Oct.  27,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  4  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army  for  3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gay,  William.  Corporal,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Capt.  David  Fairbanks  of 
Dedham,  Col.  Mclntach's  (Mcintosh's)  regt. ;  service,  4  days,  at  Dorchester 
Heights ;  company  marched  to  Roxbury  March  4,  1776. 

Gay,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  marched 
March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  6,  1778;  service,  15  days,  at  Roxbury  and 
Boston. 

Gat.  William.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcomb's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Webb's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  8,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  8  days, 
travel  included,  at  Peekskill,  N.  Y. ;  enlistment,  3  months. 

Gay,  William,  Jr.,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Fuller's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  1st  Parish  in  Dedham  ;  service,  3 
days;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt.;  service 
from  Dec.  11,  to  Dec.  30,  1776,  19  days,  under  Lieut.  Col.  Weld  at  Castle  Island. 

Gayham,  .    Doctor,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated 

Hutts,  Dec.  14,  1781;  reported  furloughed  Dec.  2,  1781,  by  Col.  Brooks  to  goto 
Connecticut  for  14  days.     [See  Isaac  G.  Graham.] 


344  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gatlor,  Ebenezer,  West  Springfield.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.,  Col.  Timothy 
Danielson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  4  days. 

Gatlor,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sloper's  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapin's  (3d)  regt.; 
enlisted  Nov.  5,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  22  days,  travel  included, 
at  Claveraclv ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  ;  also, 
descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army, 
as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in  ; 
complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  March  26,  1781; 
engaged  for  town  of  Westfield;  term,  3  years;  also,  account  dated  Westfield, 
Sept.  4,  1781,  rendered  the  Commonwealth  by  the  town  of  Westfield  for  bounties 
paid  said  Gaylor  and  others  for  engaging  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Gatlor,  Robert.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  age,  18  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged 
March  26, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Westfield ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  receipt  dated 
March  21,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gaylor  by  the  class  of  which  Capt.  Daniel 
Sacket  was  Chairman,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  to  the  credit  of  the  town 
of  Westfield  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gatlord,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gailord,  Galord,  Gaylor.] 

Gatlord,  Ebenezer,  West  Springfield.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.,  Col. 
Timothy  Danielson's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  6, 
1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Oct. 
26,  1775. 

Gatlord,  Eliphalet,  South  Hadley.  Private,  Capt.  Eli  Parker's  co..  Col.  Leonard's 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  8,  1777  ;  service,  2  mos.  8  days ;  company  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  at  Ticonderoga  for  2  months ;  also,  Lieut.  Martin  Wate's  co.. 
Col.  R.  Woodbridge's  regt.;  service,  4  days,  on  expedition  to  Northern  depart- 
ment; roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  Jan.  6,  1778;  also,  return  of  men  enlisted 
into  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Montague's  co..  Col.  Porter's  regt.,  dated  South 
Hadley,  June  30,  1778;  residence.  South  Hadley;  enlisted  for  town  of  Amherst; 
joined  Capt.  Olivar's  co..  Col.  Gi-aton's  regt.;  enlistment,  8  months,  to  expire 
Dec.  25,  1778 ;  reported  procured  by  Capt.  Eli  Parker. 

Gatlord,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Pray's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  mus- 
ter rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Hutts,  1st  brigade,  and  sworn  to  at  West 
Point;  enlisted  Dec.  29,  1781;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  sick  and  absent  in 
Jan.,  1782,  on  duty  in  Feb.,  1782. 

Gatlord,  Oliver,  South  Hadley.  Corporal,  Capt.  Abiather  Angel's  co.,  Col.  David 
Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  2,  1775;  service,  1 
mo.;  also,  Capt.  John  Wright's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's)  9th 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury, 
Nov.  2, 1775 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  by  Lieut.  Col.  R.  Woodbridge, 
of  4th  Mass.  regt.,  to  serve  for  3  months,  endorsed  "  1780 ;  "  Capt.  Montague's  co.. 
Col.  Porter's  regt. ;  age,  39  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft.  1  in. ;  engaged  for  town  of  South 
Hadley;  mustered  July  -,  1780;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Job  Alvord's  co..  Col.  S. 
Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  11, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10, 1780 ; 
service,  3  mos.  8  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months. 

Gatlord,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co.  of  guards  stationed  at  Spring- 
field; enlisted  Oct.  5,  1779;  discharged  April  5,  1780;  service,  6  mos. ;  above  ser- 
vice performed  under  successive  engagements  of  3  months. 


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Gatlord,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cook's  cc,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  17,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  13  daj's,  travel 
included,  with  Northern  army;  enlistment  to  expire  Nov.  30,  1777;  reported  on 
furlough. 

Gatstox,  Robert.  Corporal,  Capt.  Amos  Rathburn's  co.,  Maj.  Caleb  Hyde's  detach- 
ment of  militia;  entered  service  July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  26,  1777;  service, 
19  days ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  and  vt^as  dismissed  97 
miles  from  home. 

Gatston,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Rathbun's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  detach- 
ment of  militia;  enlisted  Sept.  21, 1777  ;  discharged  Oct.  1, 1777;  service,  11  days; 
company  marched  at  request  of  Gen.  Gates. 

Gayton,  Philip.  Seaman ;  list  of  prisoners  sent  from  Halifax  to  Boston  in  the  cartel 
"  Swift "  Sept.  30, 1778,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Baildon,  Commissary  of  Prisoners. 

Gazue,  Peter.  Matross,  Capt.  William  Treadwell's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781 ;  term,  during  war ;  reported  deserted  Aug. 
15,  1781.     [See  Peter  Ganue.] 

Gear,  Jacob.  Descriptive  list  of  men  detached  from  Col.  Israel  Chapin's  (2d  Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  22,  1780,  dated  Northampton,  Sept. 
14,  1780;  Capt.  Webber's  co. ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion, 
light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Worthington ;  mustered  July  5, 1780 ;  term,  3  months. 

Gear,  James,  Muri-ayfield.  Private,  Capt.  John  Hastings's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Aug.  8,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779 ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Daniel  Lyman's  co.,  Col.  Jaclison's  regt.  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  William  S.  Smith ;  pay  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1778 ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  John  Hastings's  (6th)  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet ;  enlisted  Aug.  8, 1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay 
roll  for  July,  1779 ;  service,  6  days ;  reported  deserted  July  7, 1779 ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  muster  roll  certified  at  Camp  Providence,  July  13,  1779;  also,  Capt. 
Hastings's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  payroll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Sept.  24,  1780;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 
1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's 
regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who 
were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson, 
agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9, 1779 ;  Capt.  Hastings's  co. ;  rank,  Sergeant ; 
residence,  Murrayfield ;  engaged  for  town  of  Murrayfield ;  engaged  Aug.  16, 1777 ; 
term,  3  years;  reported  reduced  to  Private,  Feb.  2,  1779;  deserted  July  8,  1779; 
returned  or  retaken  Aug.  18,  1779 ;  family  reported  as  at  Murrayfield. 

Gear,  Michael,  Pennsylvania.  Matross,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Donnell's  co..  Col.  John 
Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  for  gratuity  dated 
Greenwich,  Nov.  10,  1779;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Donnell's  co..  Col.  Ci-ane's  (3d 
Ai-tillery)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  9, 1781 ;  enlisted  Jan.  -,  1777, 
by  Sergt.  Maj.  Tracy;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
rolls  for  Feb.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point ;  reported  on  command  at  Stony  Point. 

Gear,  Richard,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Joel  Smith's  (4th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  24,  1775;  service, 
2  mos.  12  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  transferred 
to  a  privateer. 

Gear,  Richard.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden;  engaged  Oct.  1,  1777;  discharged  May  8,  1778;  service,  7  mos.  8  days. 


346  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Gearfield,  Enoch.  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Joseph  Willson's  detachment  from  Capt.  Ezekiel 
Hearick's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley,  Jr.'s  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  July 
8,  1777;  discharged  July  27,  1777;  service,  20  days;  detachment  marched  to 
reinforce  Northern  army  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Skyler  (Schuyler);  roll  dated 
Tyringham;  also,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Herrick's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  regt.,  Brig. 
Gen.  Fellows's  (Berkshire  Co.)  brigade ;  entered  service  Sept.  22, 1777 ;  discharged 
Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  27  days;  company  ordered  out  by  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  to  re- 
inforce Northern  army ;  roll  certified  at  Tyringham. 

Gearfield,  Isaac.  Clerk,  Lieut.  Joseph  Willson's  detachment  from  Capt.  Ezekiel 
Hearick's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley,  Jr.'s  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  July 
8,  1777 ;  discharged  July  27,  1777 ;  service,  20  days ;  detachment  marched  to  rein- 
force Northern  army  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Skyler  (Schuyler).  Roll  dated 
Tyringham. 

Gearfield,  Joseph,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  March  Chase's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Spar- 
hawk's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  22,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1778;  service,  2  mos. 
24  days,  travel  included,  at  Dorchester. 

Gearfield,  Solomon,  Tyringham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Hearick's  (Herrick's)  co., 
Col.  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  June  29,  1777 ;  discharged 
July  26,  1777 ;  service,  28  days,  in  Northern  department,  including  time  to  return 
home. 

Oearing,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garen,  Garin,  Garing, 

Garren,  Garron,  Gearn,  Gerren.] 

Gearing,  Edward.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Joseph  Cheever,  Col.  L.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  in 
1776. 

Gearing,  Joseph.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Joseph  Cheever,  Col.  L.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  in 
1776. 

Gearish,  John,  Salisbury.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Merrill's  co..  Col.  Caleb  Cushing's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  3^  days. 

Gearld,  William.  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt. ;  order  for  ad- 
vance pay  for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Gearld  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June 
27,  1775. 

>Gearn,  Edward.  Order  on  William  Caldwell,  Paymaster  for  26th  regt.,  dated  Woburn, 
Dec.  8, 1777,  signed  by  said  Gearn  and  others,  for  wages  for  the  year  1776,  payable 
to  Col.  L.  Baldwin. 

Oeaks,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Sheldon's  co..  Col.  Seth  Murray's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  18  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gears,  James.  Capt.  Shepherd's  co..  Col.  Porter's  regt. ;  general  order  dated  Head- 
quarters Ticonderoga,  Oct.  13,  1776,  taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's  Orderly  Book; 
said  Gears  tried  by  general  court-martial  from  the  1st  and  2d  brigades,  Lieut. 
Col.  March,  President,  on  charge  of  desertion ;  corporal  punishment  remitted,  it 
having  been  proved  that  he  was  not  in  his  proper  senses  at  time  of  desertion ;  sen- 
tenced to  lose  pay  for  1  month  and  to  refund  expenses  for  his  apprehension  and 
return  to  camp. 

Gears,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Coe's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's 
detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga, 
Feb.  24,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  25,  1776;  enlistment  to  expire  March  25,  1777; 
reported  sick  in  barracks. 


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Geary,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Chambers's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt.;  wages  allowed  from  May  14,  1782,  to  Sept.  30,  1782,  4  raos.  18  days; 
reported  sick  in  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1782,  absent  in  Dec,  1782;  also,  Capt.  John  K. 
Smith's  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  return  for  wages,  etc.,  for 
Dec,  1782;  transferred  from  6ih  co. ;  reported  absent. 

Geakt,  David,  Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stoneham)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days. 

Geary,  David,  Stoneham.  Drummer,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stoneham)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  11  days. 

Geary,  David.  Private,  Capt.  William  Green's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  29,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1, 1780;  service,  3  mos.  8  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Geary,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Japheth  Daniels's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th) 
regt. ;  wages  allowed  from  March  1, 1781,  to  Dec.  31, 1782,  22  months  ;  also,  order 
dated  New  Windsor,  Feb.  15,  1783,  payable  to  Benjamin  Stutson,  for  wages  for 
service  for  the  year  1782  in  6th  Mass.  regt. 

Geary,  John,  Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stoneham)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Geary,  Jonathan,  Princeton  (also  given  Rutland).  Private,  Capt.  Boaz  Moore's  co. 
of  Minute-men,  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775;  service,  11  da.ys  ;  also,  Capt.  Wheeler's  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt. ;  com- 
pany receipts  for  wages  for  Sept. -Dec,  1776 ;  also,  Corporal  and  Sergeant, 
Colonel's  (6th)  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Feb.  14,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Princeton ;  reported 
as  serving  10  mos.  16  days  as  Corporal,  24  mos.  1  day  as  Sergeant;  also,  Sergeant, 
Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  in 
camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  dated  Soldier's  Fortune,  Feb.  15,  1779 ;  enlisted 
Feb.  14,  1777;  also,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May, 
1779,  dated  Camp  Highlands ;  reported  furloughed  April  18,  1779,  by  Gen.  Nixon, 
for  43  days ;  also.  Colonel's  co.  commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Benjamin  Heywood, 
Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  payrolls  for  June-Sept.,  1779;  also.  Colonel's 
CO.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779 ;  also,  Colonel's  co.  commanded  by 
Capt.  Lieut.  Matthew  Chambers,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec, 
1779 ;  also.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also.  Colonel's  co.  commanded  by 
Capt.  Lieut.  Peter  Clayes,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  payroll  for  Jan-July,  1780;  also. 
Colonel's  co.  commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Benjamin  Pike;  pay  rolls  for  Aug.- 
Dec,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  29,  1781;  Capt.  Cham- 
bers's CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Smith; 
age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  dark  ;  eyes,  blue ;  resi- 
dence, Rutland;  enlisted  in  1777  by  Capt.  Wheeler;  enlistment,  during  war; 
also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Matthew  Chambers's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th) 
regt. ;  wages  allowed  for  Jan.,  1781-Dec.,  1782,  24  months;  also,  Light  Infantry 
CO.,  6th  Mass.  regt.;  return  of  men  entitled  to  $80  gratuity  for  serving  during 
war,  agreeable  to  act  of  Congress  of  May  15,  1778. 

Geary,  Joseph,  Stoneham.  Drummer,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stoneham)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  9  days ;  also, 
list  dated  Stoneham,  Feb.  5,  1778,  of  men  sent  by  Capt.  Abraham  Gould  to  Capt. 
Ford  to  take  the  places  of  those  men  whose  terms  of  enlistment  had  expired. 

Geary,  Joshua.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  re- 
turned as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Cooper,  at 
Springfield,  July  19,  1779;  Capt.  Waite's  co..  Col.  Sterns's  regt.;  age,  17  yrs.; 


348  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Geaet,  Joshua,  continued. 

stature,  5  ft.  1  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Maiden;  also,  Ijst  of 
men  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent,  dated  Nov.  24,  1779 ;  also,  Capt. 
Bancroft's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (8th)  regt. ;  entered  service  July  15,  1779; 
discharged  April  15,  1780;  term,  9  months;  also,  Private,  Capt.  William  Green's 
CO.,  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt.;  enlisted  July  29,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780; 
service,  3  mos.  8  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  raised  for  3 
months. 

Geaet,  Nathan.  Receipt  given  to  Lieut.  Samuel  Sawyer,  dated  Lancaster,  March  11, 
1776,  signed  by  said  Geary  and  others,  for  wages  for  service  in  Capt.  White's  co. 
from  Dec.  8,  1775,  to  Jan.  17,  1776. 

Geary,  Nathan.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780 ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature, 

5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Hatfield;  arrived  at  Spring- 
field July  4,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  5, 1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Froth- 
inghamof  the  artillery;  also,  payroll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Hatfield  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  June  27, 1780 ; 
discharged  Dec.  7,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  16  days,  travel  included. 

Geary,  Reuben,  Stoneham.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Stoneham ;  engaged  for  town  of  Stoneham ;  term,  3  years ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Wade's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Array 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  28,  1780. 

Geary,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  service 
fromDec.l4, 1776,  to  date  of  discharge,  Jan.  1, 1777;  credited  to  town  of  Lancaster. 

Geary,  Reuben.  List  of  6  months  men  returned  as  received  of  Joseph  Hosmer,  Super- 
intendent for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 

6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  31,  1780;  age,  19 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Stoneham; 
arrived  at  Springfield  July  30,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  31,  1780,  under  com- 
mand of  Capt.  Greenleaf ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Stoneham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  23, 1780 ; 
discharged  Dec.  14,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  3  days. 

Geary,  Reuben.  Receipt  dated  Reading,  May  29,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Geary 
by  Nathan  Parker,  in  behalf  of  the  committee  for  Class  No.  22  of  the  town  of 
Reading,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Geary,  Richard.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden ;  engaged  Oct.  1,  1777 ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 

Geary,  Thomas,  Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stoneham)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days. 

Geary,  Thomas.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Lambert ;  engaged  Dec.  17,  1777 ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 

Geats,  Josiah,  Harvard.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gechill,  Jeremiah.  Private,  Capt.  John  Symonds's  co.  of  matrosses ;  enlisted  July 
15,  1776 ;  service,  2  mos.  16  days ;  company  raised  in  Salem. 

Gecock,  Jeremiah.  List  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1,  1778, 
by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  term,  3  years  or  during 
war;  reported  received  state  bounty. 


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•Gecocks,  Joshua,  New  Ashford.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Barns's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  R. 
Woodbridge's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  25,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  8  days.     [See  Joshua  Jecocks.] 

Gedeons,  .    Sergeant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Cowdry's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Garish's  (Ger- 

rish's)  regt.  of  guards ;  service  from  July  2  to  July  16,  1778,  17  days,  at  Winter 
Hill. 

Gee,  Ebenezer,  Southampton.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Pomeroy's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
7  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  28,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Abner  Pom- 
roy's  CO.,  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted 
April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775; 
reported  went  to  Quebec  Sept.  9,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  28,  1775. 

Geer,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gear,  Gears,  Geers.] 

Geeb,  Elijah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Christopher  Banister's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ; 
engaged  May  8,  1777 ;  discharged  July  8,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included,  on  expedition  to  Ticonderoga ;  also,  Capt.  John  Kirkland's  co..  Col.  John 
Dicenson's  (Dickinson's)  regt. ;  marched  Aug.  16, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  20, 1777 ; 
service,  8  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

Geer,  George.  Receipt  dated  Springfield,  June  3,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Geer  by 
Oliver  Barret,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  6  of  the  town  of  Bolton,  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Geer,  Henry.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Active,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Allen  Hallet; 
engaged  June  11,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  31,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  21  days.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Geer,  James.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  SufTolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  Sept.  28,  1777;  Capt.  Lyman's  co..  Col.  Lee's  regt. 

Geer,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Webber's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams's 
regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  3,  1777;  discharged  March  20,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  28  days, 
travel  included,  at  the  Northward;  roll  sworn  to  at  Chesterfield  and  endorsed 
"Maj.  Clap's  regt.";  also,  Capt.  Lemuel  Pomeroy's  co..  Col.  Dickenson's  regt. 
commanded  by  Maj.  Clap;  service,  38  days ;  roll  dated  July  10,  1777 ;  also,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Webber's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  20, 1777 ;  discharged 
Oct.  3,  1777 ;  service,  18  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Stillwater. 

Geer,  Michael.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suf- 
folk Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777 ;  Col.  Ebenezer  Stevens's  battalion  of 
artillery. 

Geer,  Richard,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Baker's  co.,  Col.  Hutchinson's  (Mass. 
Line)  regt.  of  12  months  men ;  list  of  deserters  in  1776. 

Geer,  Richard.  Capt.  Joel  Smith's  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance 
pay  for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Geer  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  28, 1775 ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge, 
Dec.  20,  1775. 

Geer,  Richard.  Seaman,  sloop  "Machias  Liberty,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jeremiah 
Obrien ;  engaged  Aug.  1,  1776 ;  discharged  Oct.  15, 1776 ;  service,  2  mos.  14  days, 

■Geerge,  Matthew.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col. 
John  Cushing's  (2d  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Sept.  1,  1778;  engaged  for  town 
of  Pembroke;  joined  Capt.  Turner's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  term,  3  years; 
reported  a  foreigner. 


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Geers,  Allen,  Murrayfield.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Shepard's  co.,  Col.  John  Moseley's 
regt. ;  marched  from  home  Oct.  21,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  17,  1776,  28  days,  travel 
included;  company  marched  to  Mt.  Independence  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col. 
Timothy  Roberson  (Robinson)  on  the  alarm  of  Oct.  21,  1776. 

Geers,  James,  Murrayfield.  Private,  Capt.  David  Shepard's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Seth  Pomroy's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  discharged  May 4, 1775;  service,  12  days;  also,  list 
of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  James  Black, 
dated  April  13,  1779;  residence,  Murrayfield;  engaged  for  town  of  Murrayfield; 
joined  Capt.  Lyman's  co.,  Col.  Lee's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Gefferd,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sproat's  (Sprout's) 
regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  9, 1778;  company  raised  to  serve  for  3  months  from  Jan.  1, 
1778,  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island ;  reported  as  not  having  joined. 

Gefferd,  John  [?],  Rhode  Island.  Gunner's  Mate,  ship  "Deane,"  (privateer),  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Elisha  Hinman;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  dated 
Boston,  Nov.-,  1780;  age,  23  yrs. ;  occupation,  shoemaker;  complexion,  light; 
residence,  Rhode  Island. 

Gefferd,  Justis.  2d  Corporal,  Capt.  Elisha  Nye's  co. ;  service  from  Jan.  27,  1777,  to 
April  20,  1777,  84  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands. 

Gefferlot,  Lewis.  Descriptive  list  made  up  for  the  year  1780;  Capt.  David  Cook's 
CO.,  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  age,  27  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  rank. 
Corporal ;  enlisted  June  27,  1778,  by  Lieut.  Dunnalds. 

Geffers,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Barns's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  (3d)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  16,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months. 

Geffers,  Samuel.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  sworn  to  at  Hopkinton, 
Feb.  8,  1780;  engaged  for  town  of  Hopkinton;  joined  Capt.  Allen's  co.,  Col. 
Grain's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  reported  engaged  by  Henry  Mellen,  Jonathan  Hall, 
and  John  Freeland,  Committee;  also  reported  a  foreigner. 

Gefford,  Ja'l  [?].  Capt.  Barachiah  Bassett's  co.;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  to 
and  from  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  Jan.  13,  1776;  credited  with  allowance  for 
168  miles. 

Gefford,  Thuel.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Nye's  co. ;  service  from  Feb.  12, 1777,  to  April 
20, 1777, 68  days ;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands.    [See  Bethuel  GifFord.] 

Geffords,  Nicholas.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Jonathan  Haraden ;  pay  roll  for  men  who  deserted  or  were  left  sick  at  Martinico, 
etc.,  made  up  for  advance  wages  for  1  month;  engaged  Oct.  3,  1777;  reported 
left  sick  at  Martinico. 

Geffrt,  John,  Martha's  Vineyard.  Return  of  men  enlisted  into  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Nathan  Snow's  (South  Abington)  co..  Col.  Mitchel's  regt.,  dated 
Abington,  May  15,  1777;  residence,  Martha's  Vineyard;  enlisted  for  town  of 
Abington  ;  joined  Capt.  Turner's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Geffrt,  John.  Capt.  Eleazer  Hamlen's  co..  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  9,  1775. 

Gefluot,  Lieuet.  Col.  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  return  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Hingham  to  make  up  its  quota  of  one-seventh  part  of  the  male  inhabitants  of  said 
town,  as  returned  by  the  Selectmen  and  Col.  David  Cushing,  endorsed  "  Feb.  13, 
1779 ;  "  enlisted  June  -,  1778.     [See  Lewis  Gifferlet.] 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  351 

Gegett,  Le-\vis.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Joseph  Otis,  Muster  Master  for  Barnstable 
Co.;  Capt.  Russel's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Barnstable; 
mustered  April  17,  1777 ;  term,  3  years. 

Geir,  George.  Private,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Drew's  co.,  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th)  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Dec.,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts ;  reported  on  command  at  Niock 
(Nyack). 

Gelat,  George.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Cook's  (16th)  co.,  Col.  Hathaway's  (2d  Bristol 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  4, 1780;  discharged  Aug.  8, 1780 ;  service,  5  days,  travel 
included,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Dartmouth. 

Gelat,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Cook's  (16th)  co..  Col.  Hathaway's  (2d  Bristol  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  4,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  5  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Dartmouth. 

Gelatt,  George.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Pierce;  enlisted  May  20,  1779;  discharged  July  1,  1779;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  14  days,  travel  included,  at  Tiverton;  company  raised  to  serve  at 
Rhode  Island  until  July  1,  1779. 

Gelder,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  John  King's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  June  29,  1777;  discharged  July  27,  1777;  service,  29  days,  under 
Gen.  Skyler  (Schyler).     [See  Joseph  Van  Gilder.] 

Gelet,  John,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Cook's  (16th)  co..  Col.  Hathaway's  (2d  Bristol 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  4, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  8, 1780 ;  service,  5  days,  travel 
included,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Dartmouth. 

Gelison,  Charles.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Pettengill's  co.,  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.; 
pay  abstracts  for  Feb.  and  March,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New  York. 

Gelled  [?],  .    Private,  Capt.  Peter  Porter's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.; 

mileage  roll  dated  Dec.  1,  1776. 

Gelleson,  Charles.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Grant's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  123  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, with  Northern  army;  company  discharged  at  Queman's  Heights. 

Gelleson,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Grant's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  14,  1777  ;  dischai'ged  Nov.  30, 1777 ;  service,  123  days,  travel  included, 
with  Northern  army;  company  discharged  at  Queman's  Heights. 

Gellison,  Charles.  Capt.  Joshua  Bragdon's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  1,  1775. 

Gellison,  Samuel.  Capt.  Joshua  Bragdon's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's  regt.;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  1,  1775. 

Gello,  John.  Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin  AVillcox's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's 
regt. ;  entered  service  Sept.  29,  1777 ;  service,  30  days,  on  a  secret  expedition  to 
Rhode  Island. 

Gelow, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gello.] 

Gelow,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Durfee's  (Freetown)  co..  Col.  Pope's  regt.; 
enlisted  Dec.  7,  1776;  discharged  Dec.  23,  1776;  service,  16  days;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Gelson,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Haskell's  co.,  which  joined  Col.  Prescott's  regt.; 
pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  headquarters,  dated  Camp  at  Cam- 
bridge, Jan.  13,  1776;  credited  to  town  of  Pepperell. 

Gelson,  Samuel.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Henry  Haskell's  co.,  which  joined  Col.  Prescott's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  headquarters,  dated  Camp  at 
Cambridge,  June  13,  1776 ;  credited  to  town  of  Pepperell. 


352  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Gemerson,  Matthew.  Certificate  dated  Carlisle,  Feb.  23, 1781,  signed  by  said  Gemer- 
son,  stating  that  he  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
3  years,  for  the  district  of  Carlisle,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  in  considera- 
tion of  receiving  $150  upon  passing  muster. 

Geminson,  Joseph.  Private,  Lieut.  William  Clark's  detachment;  enlisted  Aug.  25, 
1780;  discharged  Sept.  6,  1780;  service,  13  days,  in  Lincoln  Co.  by  order  of  Brig. 
Gen.  Peleg  Wadsworth. 

Gexdall,  John,  Boston.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  during  the  war,  returned  as  mustered  and  paid  by  Nathaniel  Barber, 
Muster  Master  for  Suflfolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  26,  1780;  Col.  Marshall's 
regt.  (also  given  Capt.  Othniel  Taylor's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's)  regt. ;  age, 
33  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  gentle- 
man soldier;  residence,  Boston;  mustei'ed  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Park;  a^so,  7th  co., 
6th  Mass.  regt. ;  return  of  men  entitled  to  $80  gratuity  for  serving  during  war, 
agreeable  to  act  of  Congress  of  May  15,  1778. 

Gendall,  Jos'h.  Private,  Capt.  Elias  Parkman's  detachment;  engaged  July  2,  1778; 
discharged  July  17,  1778 ;  service,  15  days ;  detachment  drafted  for  service  with 
guards ;  also,  roll  for  same  service  dated  Boston,  Oct.  5,  1778. 

Gendell, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gandal,  Gandall,  Gandel, 

Gandell,  Gendall.] 

Gendell,  John,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Sufiblk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  19,  1777;  Capt.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Colonel's 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  Continental  Army  paj' accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  13,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Boston;  credited  to  town  of 
Boston ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Wallcut's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt.;  rations  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  13,  1777,  to  Feb.  5,  1777; 
credited  with  24  days  allowance;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on 
march  from  Boston  to  Bennington;  also,  Lieut.  Colonel's  (late  Capt.  Wallcutt's) 
CO.,  Col.  Marshall's  (10th)  regt. ;  abstract  for  clothing  for  the  year  1778 ;  also.  Ser- 
geant, Capt.  Benjamin  Walcutt's  (8th)  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for 
Jan.  and  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  Jan.  13,  1777;  also,  Lieut. 
Colonel's  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  April  8,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  order  payable  to  Benjamin  Fessenden, 
for  wages,  etc.,  for  service  in  6th  Mass.  regt.,  dated  Boston,  March  13,  1784. 

Gendner,  Andrew.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Starret's  co..  Col.  Mason  Wheaton's  regt. ; 
service  from  June  28,  1779,  to  July  5,  1779,  8  days,  at  Camden  in  Eastern 
department. 

Gendron,  Martin.  Matross,  Lieut.  John  Harris's  detachment.  Col.  John  Crane's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779;  also,  same  detachment  and  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  also,  same  detachment  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  Tiverton;  enlisted  Oct.  24,  1778;  enlistment,  3 
years;  also,  same  detachment  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated 
Providence. 

Generson,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Bates's  co.,  14th  regt. ;  service  from  Aug. 
1,  1780,  to  Oct.  1,  1780,  2  mos.     [See  William  Jennison.] 

Geneson,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  David  Chadwick's  co. ;  service,  5  days ;  company 
marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington ;  state  pay  allowed  by  resolve  of  Sept.  23, 
1777. 

Geneson,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  David  Chadwick's  co. ;  service,  5  days;  company 
marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington ;  state  pay  allowed  by  resolve  of  Sept.  23, 
1777. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  353 

Genet,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Ginnet,  Jennett.] 

Genet,  Amokt,  France.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  to  Brig.  Gen.  Farley, 
dated  Ipswich,  Feb.  17, 1778;  residence,  France;  engaged  for  town  of  Ipswich; 
joined  Capt.  Lunt's  co.,  Col.  David  Henly's  regt. ;  term,  during  war. 

Gexixings,  Robert.  Capt.  Amos  Walbridge's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  David 
Brewer's)  9th  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Rox- 
bury,  Nov.  22,  1775. 

Genison,  Robert,  Sutton.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Carriel's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt.;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  3  mos. ;  roll  dated  Camp 
at  Hull ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776 ;  service,  1  mo.  4  days, 
travel  included. 

Genkins,  Obadiah,  Groton.  Capt.  Abishai  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Whitney's  regt.;  order 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Genkins  and  others,  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  July 
10,  1776. 

Genkins,  Soi'thil,  New  Rutland.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathan  Hamilton's  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Brewer's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  Fort  Edward  home,  dated  Brook- 
field,  Feb.  6,  1777 ;  credited  with  8  days  allowance.     [See  Southworth  Jenkins.] 

Genne,  Elxathan.  Private,  Capt.  Amasa  Soper's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  11,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  4  mos.  21  days. 

Genne,  Ignatius.  Private,  Capt.  John  Barrows's  co..  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's  regt.  of 
guards;  enlisted  April  14,  1778;  discharged  May  20,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  9  days, 
travel  included,  at  and  about  Boston. 

Gennens,  Job.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept. 
27,  1776 ;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776 ;  service,  2  mos.  1  day,  including  travel  home. 
Roll  dated  North  Castle. 

Gennerson,  Josiah,  Lexington.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Hunt's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ; 
company  return  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Gennerson  reported  in  camp  at  White 
Plains. 

Gennings,  Abel.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  co.,  (late)  Col.  David  Leonard's 
regt.;  enlisted  March  1,  1777;  discharged  April  11,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  12  days; 
company  detached  to  reinforce  army  at  Ticonderoga. 

Gennings,  Absalom,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Bullock's  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Carpenter's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  27,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  10, 1778; 
service,  1  mo.  16  days,  on  expedition  against  Rhode  Island. 

Gennings,  Francis.  Private,  9th  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  did  not  receive  gratuity 
granted  by  resolve  of  Jan.  15,  1781 ;  reported  deserted. 

Gennings,  John,  Methuen.  Descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  3,  1781 ;  Capt.  Luke  Hitch- 
cock's CO.,  1st  Mass.  regt.;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light; 
hair,  light;  birthplace,  Bradford;  residence,  Methuen;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777,  by 
Capt.  Cushing  at  Ticonderoga ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gennings,  John.  Private,  Capt.  James  Berry's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  1,  1778;  discharged  Feb.  24,  1779;  service,  7  mos.  5  days,  travel  included, 
at  North  river ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort 
Clinton ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  dated  King's 
Ferry. 

Gennings,  Nathan,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Bullock's  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Carpenter's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  4,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1778; 
service,  1  mo.  6  days,  on  an  expedition  against  Rhode  Island. 


354  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gennins,  Abel.  Private,  Capt.  Nehemiah  May's  co.,  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt. ; 
enlisted  May  6,  1777 ;  discharged  July  8,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  12  days,  travel 
included,  at  Ticonderoga;  company  raised  for  2  ftionths.  Roll  dated  South 
Brimfield. 

Gennins,  Lebbeus.  Capt.  Thaddeus  Russell's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov.  13,  1775. 

Gennins,  Solomon.  List  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned 
as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug. 
1,  1778 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sutton ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  19,  1778. 

Gennis,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Brown's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  30,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  6  days;  company  dischai'ged  at  East 
Greenwich,  R.  I. ;  regiment  raised  in  York  and  Essex  counties ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  24,  Oct.  14,  Nov.  6, 
and  Nov.  14,  1778;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Gennison,  Iseael,  Machias.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  2d  Plymouth  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agi-eeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7, 
1777 ;  residence,  Machias ;  engaged  for  town  of  Scituate ;  joined  Capt.  Allen's 
CO.,  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Genno,  John.  Return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers 
and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and 
men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were 
incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agree- 
able to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  rank.  Private ;  enlisted  Jan.  19,  1778; 
reported  deserted  May  1,  1778 ;  said  Genno  appears  among  men  belonging  to  Col. 
William  R.  Lee's  regt.  who  had  been  discharged  from  the  rolls  prior  to  above 
arrangement. 

Gennt,  Nathaniel,  Rochester.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Wood's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Car- 
penter's regt. ;  service  from  July  20,  1777,  to  Aug.  27,  1777,  1  mo.  6  days;  com- 
pany raised  in  Plymouth  Co. 

Gent,  George,  Casco  Bay  (also  given  Ireland  and  state  of  New  York).  Private,  Capt. 
William  Crocker's  co. ;  service  from  March  1, 1776,  to  date  of  discharge,  April  16, 
1776,  1  mo.  15  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  sworn  to  at  Falmouth,  Cumber- 
land Co. ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
George  Gould's,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's,  and  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  cos.,  of 
Dedham,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  (1st  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Dedham,  Feb. 
16, 1778 ;  residence,  Ireland  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dedham ;  joined  Capt.  William 
Andros's  (Andrews's)  co..  Col.  Cran's  (Crane's)  regt.;  term,  3  years,  to  expire 
April  12,  1780 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  27,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also,  Matross, 
Capt.  William  Treadwell's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  11,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence, 
Casco  Bay ;  credited  to  town  of  Dedham  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
for  Sept.-Dec  ,  1777 ;  reported  on  command  at  the  Northward ;  also,  Lieut.  James 
Hall's  detachment  of  artillery.  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Nov.  and  Dec, 
1777;  detachment  reported  received  pay  for  service  in  Northern  department  until 
Oct.  31,  1777;  also.  Corporal,  Capt  Treadwell's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (3d  Artillery) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  3d  regt.;  list  dated 
Boston,  Feb.  27,  1807,  returned  by  Jonathan  E.  Austin,  Secretary,  and  Tompson 
J.  Skinner,  Treasurer,  of  men  who  furnished  satisfactory  evidence  of  their  service 
as  soldiers  and  were  entitled  to  gratuities  under  resolves  of  March  4,  1801,  and 
June  19,  1801 ;  residence,  state  of  New  York. 

Gent,  George.  Private,  schooner  "Diligent,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Lambert; 
engaged  April  17,  1776 ;  discharged  July  27,  1776 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  355 

Gent,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Briant  Morton's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  27,  1776;  service  to 
May  31,  1776;  company  stationed  on  seacoast  at  Scarborough  and  Cape  Eliza- 
beth ;  also,  Capt.  Briant  Morton's  co.,  Col.  Mitchel's  regt. ;  service  from  Sept.  1, 
1776,  to  date  of  discharge,  Nov.  25,  1776,  2  mos.  25  days;  company  stationed  on 
seacoast  at  Cape  Elizabeth  and  Scarborough ;  also,  list  dated  Cape  Elizabeth, 
Jan.  17,  1782,  of  men  returned  by  the  Selectmen  as  "  not  knowing  whether  dead 
or  living." 

Gent,  William,  Penobscot  (also  given  Falmouth  and  Machias).  List  of  men  mus- 
tered by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  2, 
1777;  Capt.  Pettingall's  co.,  Col.  Wesson's  regt.;  also,  Private,  Major's  co.,  Col. 
Wesson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
Dec.  31,  1780;  residence,  Penobscot;  also,  Capt.  William  Watson's  (Light  Infan- 
try) CO.,  Col.  James  Wesson's  (9th)  regt.;  return  for  clothing  for  the  year  1780; 
also,  descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  three  miles  from  West  Point,  Jan.  28, 1781 ;  Capt. 
Blanchard's  co.,  9th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jackson  ;  age,  22  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  cooper;  residence, 
Machias ;  enlisted  Feb.  -,  1777,  by  Lieut.  Welsh  ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gentlee,  Thomas,  Manchester.  Gunner,  Capt.  Thomas  Melvill's  (2d)  co.,  Col. 
Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  engaged  May  29, 1776;  service  to  May  8,  1777, 
11  mos.  15  days,  travel  included. 

Gentneh,  Andrew.  Private,  Capt.  Jordan  Parker's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt.; 
enlisted  May  12,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  18  days,  at  the 
Eastward.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Georgetown,  Lincoln  Co. 

Gentner,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  M.  Ulmer's  co..  Col.  McCobb's  regt. ;  service 
from  July  8,  1779,  to  Sept.  24,  1779,  2  mos.  16  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Geoffrey  [  ?  ] ,  John,  Milton.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Milton  [?]. 

Georg,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  July,  1781;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported  deserted  July 
19,  1781. 

[This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Geerge,  Georg,  Georges, 
Gorge.] 

George,  .    Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Aurora  "  (privateer), 

commanded  b^^  Capt.  David  Porter,  dated  Boston,  June  16,  1781 ;  age,  31  yrs. ; 
stature,  6  ft. ;  reported  a  negro. 

George,  Adam,  Boston.  Fifer,  Capt.  James  Swan's  (1st  Artillery)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  sworn  to  at  Boston,  June  8,  1776 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to  Dec.  1,  1776;  also,  Capt. 
Philip  Marett's  (1st  Artillery)  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt. ;  service  from  Dec.  1,  1776, 
to  May  8,  1777,  5  mos.  7  days. 

George,  Adam,  Sturbridge.  Fifer,  Capt.  Adam  Martin's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  17,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  20 
days. 

George,  Amos.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  engaged  Dec.  19,  1777;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  1  mo.  15  days,  at  Winter 
Hill. 

George,  Austin.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards ;  enlisted  Dec.  19,  1777 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  3  mos.  17  days,  guarding 
Gen.  Burgoyne's  troops  at  Winter  Hill ;  roll  dated  Bradford. 


356  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

George,  Benjamin,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's 
(12th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  April  24,  1776 ;  enlisted  Nov.  29,  1775 ;  re- 
ported deserted  Feb.  24,  1776. 

George,  Benjamin.  Seaman,  sloop  "  Machias  Liberty,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jere- 
miah Obrien;  engaged  March  13,  1776;  discharged  Oct.  15,  1776;  service,  7  mos. 
2  days. 

George,  Benjamin.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  May  23,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Franklin ;  term,  3 
years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  (later  Capt.  Mason  Wottles's)  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  wages  allowed  from  March  17,  1781,  to 
Dec.  31,  1781,  9  months  15  days;  reported  transferred  to  Capt.  Pilsbury's  CO., 
Sept.  1,  1781 ;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Pilsbury's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th) 
regt. ;  wages  allowed  for  Jan.-Dec,  1782,  12  months. 

George,  Daniel,  Milton.  Seaman,  ship  "  Pilgrim,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph 
Robinson;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  dated  Aug.  2,  1780;  age,  22  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  residence,  Milton. 

George,  Francis,  Taunton.  Certificate  dated  Taunton,  Sept.  10,  1781,  signed  by 
James  Leonard,  chairman  of  a  class,  stating  that  he  had  hired  said  George  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  and  had  paid  him  £90 
bounty ;  said  George  reported  mustered  March  10,  1781 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  in  Bristol  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  James  Williams,  Superintendent  for  said 
county,  by  Joshua  Wilbore,  at  Taunton,  March  21,  1781,  to  be  conducted  to 
Springfield  and  delivered  to  Col.  Shepard ;  Capt.  Leonard's  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt. ; 
age,  18  yrs.-,  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  light;  eyes,  blue;  hair,  brown; 
occupation,  Seaman ;  residence,  Taunton ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

George,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Kimball's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards  ;  enlisted  Nov.  13, 1777 ;  service  to  April  3, 1778, 4  mos.  22  days,  at  Charles- 
town  ;  company  detached  from  militia  to  guard  Lieut.  Gen.  Burgoyne's  army. 
Roll  dated  Winter  Hill. 

George,  Gideon, Bolton.  Private,  Capt.  King's  (1st)  co..  Col. Marshall's  (10th)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

George,  Henry.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Huse's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  enlisted  Nov.  10,  1777;  service  to  April  4,  1778,  at  Winter  Hill;  also. 
Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  enlisted  April  3,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778; 
service,  8  mos.  16  days,  at  Cambridge. 

George,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Marsh's  co.,  Maj.  Gage's  regt.;  enlisted 
Oct.  2,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  to  reinforce  Northern  army.    Roll  dated  Haverhill. 

George,  John,  Salem.  Seaman,  ship  "  Pilgrim,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph  Robin- 
son ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  dated  Aug.  2, 1780 ;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Salem. 

George,  John,  Southwick.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  L.  Woodbridge's  co..  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  12,  1779 ;  service,  2  mos.  8  days,  at  Rhode  Island ; 
reported  deserted  Oct.  18,  1779.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Newport. 

George,  John,  Weston.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Israel  Whitemore's  co.  of  artillery, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also,  Ensign, 
Capt.  Nathan  Fuller's  co. ;  list  of  officers  belonging  to  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's 
regt.  recommended  by  Committee  of  Safety  to  be  commissioned  by  Congress; 
ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  June  2,  1775,  that  commissions  be  delivered  said 
officers;  also,  Ensign,  Capt.  Nathan  Fuller's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's 


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George,  John,  continued. 

(late  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Pros- 
pect Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  Lieutenant  and  Captain,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec. 
31,  1779 ;  reported  as  serving  21  mos.  as  Lieutenant,  15  mos.  as  Captain ;  also,  1st 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  David  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.- 
Dec,  1777 ;  reported  on  command  at  Red  Bank  in  Sept.  and  Oct.,  1777  ;  also.  Col. 
Crane's  regt.;  returns  of  officers  for  clothing  dated  Boston,  May  26,  1778,  and 
Sept.  25,  1778;  also,  Captain  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Wells's  co.,  Col.  Crane's 
regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  before  Aug.  15, 1777,  entitled  to  gratuities ;  amounts 
allowed  in  Council  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Captain  Lieutenant,  Col.  Crane's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780; 
also,  same  regt.;  return  of  officers  who  continued  in  actual  service,  as  returned 
by  Thomas  Vose,  Captain  and  Adjutant,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  19,  1781 ;  also,  Capt. 
William  Treadwell's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for 
Feb.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  on  furlough  at  Boston  in  Feb.  and 
March,  1781,  on  command  at  Boston  in  April,  1781 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781 ;  appointed  Oct.  1,  1778 ;  also,  receipt  given 
to  Capt.  Lieut.  Knowles,  signed  by  said  George  and  others,  for  subsistence  money 
for  June,  1782. 

George,  John,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co..  Col.  John  Smith's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  10  days ;  also,  Capt. 
Lewis  Whiting's  co..  Col.  Whelock's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Ticon- 
deroga,  Aug.  27,  1776;  age,  33  yrs. ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  4th  Suffolk 
Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Seth  Bullard;  marched  July  28,  1780;  discharged 
Aug.  6,  1780;  service,  12  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  Rhode 
Island  on  an  alarm. 

George,  John.  Private,  Capt.  James  Webb's  co..  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  dated  Camp  at  Rhode  Island,  Aug.  21,  1778 ;  enlisted  Nov,  20,  1777 ;  en- 
listment, 3  years;  reported  on  guard. 

George,  John.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  April  23,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston. 

George,  Jonathan,  Londonderry.  Private,  Capt.  James  Perry's  co.,  Col.  Paul  Dud- 
ley Sargent's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  12,  1775;  enlisted  July  3,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  12  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  reported  "gone  to 
Quebec." 

George,  Joseph.  Seaman,  brig  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  F.  Williams; 
engaged  May  12,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days ;  reported  as  among  those  who  were 
placed  on  board  the  ship  "  Putnam  "  or  who  left  the  brig  on  her  arrival  at  Boston. 
Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

George,  Joshua,  Groton  (also  given  Norwich).  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Peters's  co.. 
Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  16, 
1775;  service,  2  mos.  25  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

George,  Justin,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  James  Mallon's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  3,  1779; 
discharged  Nov.  10,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  da}'s,  travel  included,  under  Maj. 
Gen.  Hancock  at  Castle  Island ;  company  raised  in  Essex  Co. 

George,  Lewis,  Haverhill.  Enlistment  agreement  dated  Feb.  27,  1775,  signed  by  said 
George  and  others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  for  the  Province  for  the  term  of 
1  year,  unless  sooner  discharged;  also.  Private,  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775  [service  not  given]  ;  also,  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co.,  Col.  James  Fr3'e's  regt. ; 
return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17, 1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned 
as  serving  on  picket  guard  under  Maj.  Baldwin,  dated  May  23,  1775  ;  said  George 


358  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

George,  Lewis,  continued. 

reported  detailed  under  Lieut.  Jesse  Hollister ;  also,  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co.,  CoL 
James  Frye's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cam- 
bridge, Dec.  26,  1775. 

Geokge,  Matthew,  Pembroke.  List  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master 
for  Plymouth  Co.,  dated  April  28, 1778 ;  Capt.  Turner's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ; 
age,  22  yrs. ;  residence,  Pembroke ;  engaged  for  town  of  Pembroke  ;  term,  3  years ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  return  of  men 
in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15, 1777 ;  enlisted  April  17, 1778 ;  joined  April  25, 1778 ; 
also,  (late)  14th  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  deserters  dated  West  Point,  Aug.  19,  1782 ; 
age,  27  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  residence,  Pem- 
broke ;  deserted  May  -,  1779,  from  West  Point. 

George,  Matthew.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned 
by  enlistment  committee  of  Salem,  certified  at  Salem,  May  18,  1778 ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Salem;  joined  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war. 

George,  Moses,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Lunt's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's 
(17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  13 
weeks;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775];  age,  35  yrs.;  reported  as 
among  "  those  for  Quebec." 

George,  Moses,  Newburyport.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  2d  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Ralph  Cross,  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co., 
Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Newburyport;  engaged  for  town  of  Newburyport; 
joined  Capt.  Moses  Greenleaf's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  terra,  3  years; 
also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Moses  Greenleaf's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  25,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.  return  dated  Jan.  25,  1778 ;  mustered  by  Continental  and 
County  Muster  Masters  ;  reported  furloughed  ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  McFarland's 
corps  of  invalids ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to 
Feb.  18,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  terra  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood,  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at 
Springfield,  July  3,  1780;  age,  49  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Newburyport;  marched  to  camp  July  3,  1780,  under  com- 
mand of  Lieut.  Daniel  Frye  of  the  Artificers ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the 
6  months  service  and  returned  bj'  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster 
in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Newburyport  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during 
1780;  marched  June  29,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  17,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  2  days, 
travel  included. 

George,  Moses  (also  given  Jr.),  Newburyport  (also  given  Newbury).  List  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  2d  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by 
Maj.  Ralph  Cross,  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co.,  Feb.  16, 1778 ;  residence,  Newburyport ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Newburyport ;  joined  Capt.  Robert  Allin's  co.,  Col.  Ichabod 
Alden's  regt. ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  16,  1777 ;  reported  as  also  mustered  by  a  Conti- 
nental Muster  Master;  a/so, Private, 6th  co..  Col. Brooks's  (late  Ichabod  Alden's) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  19,  1777,  to  Dec. 
31,  1779;  residence,  Newbury;  credited  to  town  of  Newbury;  also,  (late)  Capt. 
Robert  Allen's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before 
Aug.  15, 1777,  certified  at  Fort  Harkermer,  Feb.  26, 1779 ;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Stacy's  CO.,  (late)  Col.  Alden's  (6th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April, 
1779,  dated  Fort  Alden  and  sworn  to  at  Cherry  Valley ;  enlisted  Feb.  19,  [1777]  ; 
enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  Capt.  McFarland's  corps  of  invalids ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  19,  1780;  reported 
transferred  from  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  also  reported  discharged  Jan.  19,  1780; 


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George,  Moses  (also  given  Jr.),  continued. 

also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood,  of  Gth  Mass.  regt.,  at  Springfield,  July  2, 
1780;  age,  29  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Newburyport;  marched  to  camp  July  2,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Phineas 
Parker ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 
1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Newburyport  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  June  29,  1780;  discharged 
Jan.  13,  1781 ;  service,  7  mos.  3  daj's,  travel  included. 

George  [  ?] ,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co. ;  enlisted  July  9, 1776;  service 
to  Nov.  19,  1776,  4  mos.  14  days;  company  stationed  at  Plum  Island  for  defence 
of  seacoast. 

George,  Muns'r,  Machias.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
2d  Plymouth  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777 ; 
residence,  Machias;  engaged  for  town  of  Scituate;  joined  Capt.  Allen's  co.,  Col. 
Alden's  regt. ;  term,  during  war. 

George,  Prince,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Fuller's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's)  37th  regt.;  company  return  dated  Camp  at 
Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  29,  1775. 

George,  Sampson,  Newport.  List  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master 
for  Bristol  Co.,  dated  Taunton,  April  9,  1778;  Col.  William  Lee's  regt.;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  William  North's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  3,  1778,  to  Aug.  8,  1779;  reported  deserted; 
also,  Capt.  North's  (5th)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  return  certified  at  Camp  Provi- 
dence, July  13,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Rehoboth  [name  cancelled  on  return]  ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp  Providence ;  also, 
return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men 
belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belong- 
ing to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henrj'  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into 
a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrange- 
ment of  April  9,  1779;  Capt.  North's  co. ;  residence,  Newport,  R.  I.;  rank. 
Private;  enlisted  April  3,  1778;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  deserted  Aug.  8, 
1779. 

George,  Sampson.  Fifer,  sloop  "  Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Hoysteed  Hacker ; 
list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  "Mellish"  and  "Active"  [year  not 
given] . 

George,  Samuel,  Freetown  (also  given  Taunton).  Receipt  dated  Freetown,  March  1, 
1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  George  by  Joseph  Norton  and  Gershom  Howland  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Arm}'  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list ;  Capt. 
Luke  Day's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  28  (also  given  27  and 
26)  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  (also  given  5  ft.  5)  in.;  complexion,  black;  hair,  black; 
eyes,  black ;  occupation,  laborer  (also  given  sailor) ;  birthplace,  "  the  Bermudas  " ; 
residence,  Freetown  (also  given  Taunton);  engaged  for  town  of  Freetown; 
engaged  Fel).  15,  1781;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  attested  by  James  Williams, 
Superintendent  for  Bristol  Co.,  of  men  raised  in  said  county  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  returned  as  received  by  Sergt. 
Ebenezer  Crocker,  at  Taunton,  March  8,  1781,  to  be  conducted  to  Springfield  and 
delivered  to  Col.  William  Shepard ;  Capt.  Norton's  co.,  2d  regt. ;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Luke  Day's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for 
Feb.-May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  sick  in  quarters  in  April,  1781 ;  also, 


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George,  Samuel,  continued. 

muster  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1781 ;  reported  on  command  with  Col.  Putnam  in  Aug., 
1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Camp  Continental  Village; 
reported  on  command  with  Col.  Putnam;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb., 
1782,  dated  York  Hutts;  reported  at  the  Lines  in  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  on  com- 
mand at  Stamford  in  Feb.,  1782;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  lists  of  men  court- 
martialled  subsequent  to  Jan.  1, 1781 ;  said  George  tried  Oct.  30, 1782,  by  regimental 
court-martial,  Capt.  King,  President,  on  charge  of  theft  and  absenting  himself  with- 
out leave  ;  sentence,  100  lashes ;  also  tried  Dec.  20, 1782,  by  regimental  court-mar- 
tial, Capt.  Turner,  President,  on  charge  of  absence  from  camp  without  leave; 
sentence,  50  lashes ;  also.  Private,  2d  co. ;  orders  dated  Oct.  21,  1783,  Nov.  1, 1783, 
and  Dec.  26,  1783,  for  wages  for  May-Dec.  [year  not  given],  appearing  in  a  regis- 
ter of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

George,  Samuel,  Seabrook.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's 
(1st)  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17,  1775 ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Jona- 
than Evans's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17  (also  given  Aug. 
18),  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel  included, 
in  Northern  department ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan 
Evans's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  July  8,  1778;  discharged 
Jan.  1,  1779;  service,  6  mos.,  travel  included,  at  North  Kingston,  R.  I.;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Newburyport ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  North 
Kingston,  Nov.  6,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  East  Green- 
wich, Sept.  17,  Sept.  22,  Oct.  14,  and  Nov.  13,  1778;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 
1779;  also,  Capt.  Stephen  Jenkins's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct. 
14,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  20  days,  travel  included;  regi- 
ment detached  from  militia  of  Essex  and  Suffolk  counties  to  reinforce  army  under 
Gen.  Washington ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co.  and  endorsed  "  service  at  Claverack." 

George,  Thomas,  Wrentham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  Col.  John  Smith's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  11  days ;  also,  2d 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  South  co.  in  East  Precinct  in  Wrentham,  Col. 
Benjamin  Hawes's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  ofHcers  chosen 
by  respective  companies  in  said  regiment,  dated  Wrentham,  Sept.  26,  1777;  said 
George  chosen  Sept.  24,  1777 ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  27,  1777,  that  said  officers 
be  commissioned  ;  reported  commissioned  Sept.  27,  1777  ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Nathaniel  Heath's  detachment;  engaged  Sept.  27, 1778;  discharged  Dec.  16, 1778; 
service,  2  mos.  19  days ;  detachment  drafted  to  serve  as  guards  for  6  months  under 
Col.  Jacob  Gerrish  at  Boston  and  Cambridge;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel 
Cowell's  3d  CO.  (North  co.  in  Wrentham),  Col.  Hawes's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.  of 
Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  June  29, 1779;  aZso,  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Seth  BuUard; 
marched  July  28, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  7, 1780 ;  service,  13  days,  travel  included ; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm ;  also,  Capt.  Cowell's  (Wrentham) 
CO.;  return  dated  Medfield,  March  2,  1781,  of  detachments  made  from  Col.  Seth 
Bullard's  regt.  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock  of  Feb.  28,  1781,  to 
march  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  and  there  serve  for  a  term  not  exceeding  40  days,  under 
Capt.  Samuel  Fisher  and  Capt.  Amos  Ellis ;  said  George  reported  as  Lieutenant 
of  the  company  made  up  to  serve  under  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher  of  Wrentham ;  also, 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co. ;  marched  March  2,  1781 ;  discharged 
March  17,  1781 ;  service,  16  days ;  company  detached  from  4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt. 
by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock  for  a  40  days  expedition  to  Rhode 
Island  under  Maj.  Gen.  Lincoln. 

George,  Thomas.  Return  dated  Boxford,  Dec.  8,  1779,  of  men  mustered  by  John 
Cushing,  Muster  Master  for  Essex  Co.,  to  join  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779;  engaged  for  town  of 
Salem. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  TILE  REVOLUTION.  361 

George,  Timothy,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Hill's  co.,  Col.  Johnson's  regt., 
which  marched  under  command  of  Lieut.  Samuel  Clements,  on  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  5  days. 

George,  Tristram,  Danvers.  Private,  Capt.  John  Baker's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
(19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

George,  William.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Dennis's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  John  Parke;  pay  roll  for  Aug.,  1778;  service,  1  mo. 

George,  William.  Capt.  Burbank's  co.,  12th  Mass.  regt. ;  entered  service  July  31, 
1779;  discharged  May  10,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

George,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Willmarth's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  17,  1778,  to  Sept.  9,  1778,  24  days,  on  a  secret  expedition 
against  Rhode  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's 
regt.;  marched  March  6,  1781;  discharged  March  14,  1781;  service,  11  days, 
travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  sworn  to  at  Attleborough. 

George,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1781 ;  term,  during  war;  reported  joined  from  deser- 
tion July  1,  1781 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  deserted  subsequent 
to  Jan.  1,  1781;  reported  deserted  from  Phillipsburgh  July  19  [year  not  given, 
probably  1781]  ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Felt's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th) 
regt.;  list  of  deserters  dated  West  Point,  Aug.  18,  1782;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  weaver;  birthplace,  Great 
Britain;  enlisted  July  12,  1781;  reported  deserted  July  12,  1781,  from  Phillips- 
burgh. 

Georges,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  George,  Gorges.] 

Georges,  Gideon,  Bolton  (also  given  Lancaster).  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Jonathan  Houghton's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whetney's 
(Whitney's)  regt.,  dated  Bolton,  Jan.  2,  1778;  residence,  Bolton;  engaged  for 
town  of  Bolton;  joined  Capt.  King's  co.,  Col.  Marshal's  regt.;  term,  3  years; 
also.  Private,  1st  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Aug.  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Lancaster; 
also,  Capt.  Samuel  King's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th)  regt.;  return 
of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  reported  joined  Sept.  -,  1777;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  Aug. 
10,  1777;  reported  "on  detachment;"  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Feb.  23, 
1780;  1st  CO.,  10th  Mass.  regt.;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion, 
black;  hair,  black;  residence,  Lancaster;  term,  during  war;  also.  Private,  Col. 
Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  24  mos. 

Georges,  John.  Surgeon's  Mate,  Gen.  Heath's  regt. ;  list  dated  Watertown,  July  5, 
1775,  of  Surgeons  and  Surgeons'  Mates  examined  and  approved  by  a  committee 
of  Congress. 

Georould,  Samuel,  Wrenthara.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  Col.  Haws's  regt.,  dated  Wrentham,  Feb. 
16,  1778;  residence,  Wrentham;  engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham;  joined  Capt. 
Nap's  (Knap's)  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  May  -,  1780. 

Gerald,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garld,  Gearld,  Georould, 

Gerauld,  Gereld,  Gerould,  Gerral,  Gerrall,  Gerrell,  Gerril,  Gerrold,  Jarell,  Jerauld, 
Jerould,  Jerral,  Jerrall,  Jerrell,  Jerrill. 


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Gerald,  Gamaliel,  Vassalborough.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Col.  Joseph  North's  (2d  Lincoln  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Gardnerstown, 
Feb.  2,  1778;  residence,  Vassalborough;  engaged  for  town  of  Vassalborough; 
joined  Capt.  Lemont's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Haskell's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  8,  1780. 

Gerald,  Henry,  Nantucket.  Cooper,  brigantine  "Gen.  Wayne"  (privateer),  com- 
manded by  Capt.  John  Leech;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  June 
17,  1780;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Nan- 
tucket. 

Gerald,  William,  Salem.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  co..  Col.  John  Mans- 
field's regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  6, 1775;  service,  3  mos. 
2  days;  also,  Capt.  Barnes's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill, 
Oct.  5,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp 
Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27, 1775. 

Gerard,  .     [This  name  appears  under  the  form  of  Garrard,  Gerrard.] 

Gerat,  John.  Capt.  Addison  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  Isi'ael  Hutchinson  ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

Gerauld,  Gorton.  Company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  Feb.  -,  1777,  given  to  Capt. 
Squire  Millard,  for  wages  for  service  for  1  day  on  an  alarm  Nov.  21,  1776.  [See 
Gorton  Jerauld.] 

Gercke,  Heinrich.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  May  10,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gercke 
by  Deacon  Ichabod  Gay  on  behalf  of  a  class  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  3  years  to  the  credit  of  the  town  of  Dedham.  [See  Heinrich 
Gerrick.] 

Gerdner,  Perez.  Private,  Capt.  Luke  Hitchcock's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  June,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Camp  Phillipsburgh ;  enlisted  March  16, 
1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Gereld,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Zebulon  King's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts;  enlisted  Feb.  20,  1781; 
enlistment,  3  years. 

Gerfield,  Benjamin,  Jr.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Brigham's  co.  [year  not  given] , 
showing  service  rendered  at  various  places  and  fines  paid  in  lieu  of  service,  etc. ; 
said  Gerfield  not  credited  with  service  nor  reported  as  having  paid  any  fine. 

Gerfield,  Jesse.  Private,  Capt.  White's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  term, 
during  war. 

Gerfield,  Moses.  Pi-ivate,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co.,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  22,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  2,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  16  days,  travel 
included,  at  Saratoga;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Northern  army  until  the  last 
of  Nov.,  1777.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

Geriel,  John.  Capt.  John  Wood's  co.;  list  of  men  who  took  the  oath  required  by 
Congress  to  be  taken  by  the  Mass.  army,  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co.,  May  27, 1775. 
[See  John  Fitzgerald.] 

Gerish,  James,  Gorham.  Private,  Capt.  Wentworth  Stuart's  co.,  which  marched 
April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Lexington;  service, 
26  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  May  17,  1775. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  363 

Gerish,  John,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Jedediah  Goodwin's  co.,  Col.  Wig^elsworth's 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  from  Albany  home ;  company  discharged  at 
Albany  Nov.  30,  1776. 

Germain,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garmain,  Garmin,  Ger- 

maine,  German,  Gormend.] 

■Germain,  Jacob.  Gunner,  Capt.  Winthrop  Sargent's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artil- 
lery) regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
March  6,  1780;  reported  deserted  March  6,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return 
of  men  in  service  before  Aug.  1,  1777,  certified  at  Park  near  Morristown,  Jan.  28, 
1780;  also,  descriptive  list  returned  by  order  of  Gen.  Heath,  dated  Jan.  10,  1781; 
Capt.  Winthrop  Sargent's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  age,  37  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ; 
complexion,  dark;  rank.  Gunner;  enlisted  April  2,  1777,  by  Lieut.  Bass;  enlist- 
ment, during  war. 

Germain,  Jacques  Bernard  (also  given  James  B.),  Boston.  Return  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Sumner's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's 
regt.,  dated  Stoughton,  June  27,  1777;  engaged  for  town  of  Dorchester;  joined 
Capt.  Langdon's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  reported  a  foreigner; 
also,  Private,  Major's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  May  15,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel 
Jarvis's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  June- Aug.,  1778,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  pa}^  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Pawtuxet ;  also,  Lieut.  Thomas  Hunt's 
(4th)  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Dec,  1778,  Feb.  and  March,  1779, 
sworn  to  at  Pawtuxet;  also,  Maj.  Lemuel  Trescott's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Jackson's 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  May  13  (also  given 
May  15)',  1777 ;  reported  on  command  with  Paymaster  General ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  payroll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  Major's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  return  made  up  to 
Dec.  31, 1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also,  Major's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  (16th) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  13, 
1780;  residence,  Boston;  reported  discharged  May  15,  1780;  also,  return  certified 
at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col. 
Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachu- 
setts in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment 
under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of 
April  9,  1779;  Major's  co. 

Germaine,  Jacques  Bernard.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  25,  1777;  Capt.  John  Langdon's  co., 
Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. 

German,  Jacob,  Ireland  (also  given  New  York).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  Capt.  George  Gould's,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's,  and  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Battle's  cos.,  of  Dedhara,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  (1st  Suffolk  Co.) 
regt.,  dated  Dedham,  Feb.  16,  1778 ;  residence,  Ireland ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Dedham;  joined  Capt.  Sergant's  co..  Col.  Cran's  regt.;  term,  during  war;  also, 
Gunner,  Capt.  Winthrop  Sargent's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  3,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence.  New 
York ;  reported  as  serving  28  mos.  28  days  as  Matross,  4  mos.  as  Gunner. 

German,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Brown's  (7th)  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's  (14th) 
regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Feb.-July,  1776;  enlisted  April  1  [year  not  given]  ;  re^ 
ported  deserted  in  June,  1776. 

German,  Peter,  France.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Samuel  Read's  co.,  dated  Uxbridge,  March  6, 1778 ;  residence,  France ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Uxbridge;  joined  Capt.  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  term 
to  expire  in  1780.     [See  Peter  Jermo.] 


364  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Germand,  Pierre.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  26,  1777 ;  Col.  Crane's  regt.     [See  Peter  Jermo.] 

Gerner,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Stowers's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  en- 
listed May  29,  1776;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  2  mos.  3  days.  Roll  dated  Camp  at 
Hull. 

Gerner,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Stowers's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  en- 
listed May  27,  1776 ;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  2  mos.  5  days.  Roll  dated  Camp  at 
Hull. 

Gernet,  Alexander.  Matross,  Capt.  Daniel  Lothrop's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  date  of  discharge,  May  7,  1777,3 
mos.  7  days. 

Gernet,  Elijah,  Hanover.  Private,  7th  co.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  13,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to 
town  of  Hanover;  term,  3  years;  also,  Capt.  Judah  Alden's  (7th)  co..  Col. 
Bailey's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  24,  1778 ;  resi- 
dence, Hanover. 

Gernet,  Thomas.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Aug.  3,  1777;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son's regt. 

Gernon,  Patt.  Carpenter,  ship  "G.  Pickering,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden ;  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  Nov.  10,  1780;  ship  reported  taken 
by  the  British  while  on  a  cruise  to  the  West  Indies. 

Geroji,  Samuel.  Order  on  Paymaster  of  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt.,  dated  White  Plains, 
Aug.  5,  1778,  signed  by  said  Gerom  and  others,  for  wages  for  service  in  Capt. 
Noble's  CO.     [See  Samuel  Jerome.] 

Gerould,  Jabez,  Princeton.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Sargent's  co.,  Col.  Sparhawk's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775, 
to  Cambridge;  service,  7  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  27,  1775; 
also,  Capt.  John  Jones's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt. ;  I'eceipt  for  advance 
pay,  signed  by  said  Gerould  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  1,  1775;  also. 
Drummer,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  company  return 
dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gerould,  James.  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's  co.  of  Medfield  militia;  list  of  men  raised 
from  Medfield  militia  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Canada,  etc.,  agreeable  to 
resolves  of  June  25, 1776,  and  July  11,  1776  ;  reported  drafted  to  serve  until  Dec. 
1,  1777,  but  hired  Davis  Morse  to  serve  in  his  place ;  also  reported  a  doctor;  also, 
same  co. ;  list  of  men  comprising  one-half  the  town  militia  who  were  ordered  to 
march  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  July  22,  1777,  in  accordance  with  a  war- 
rant from  Col.  Hawes ;  reported  as  having  paid  £3  in  lieu  of  service ;  also  reported 
a  doctor;  also,  same  co. ;  list  of  men  who  marched  on  a  secret  expedition  to 
Rhode  Island  the  last  of  Sept.,  1777,  to  serve  for  30  days  from  Oct.  1,  1777,  said 
men  having  been  drafted  in  accordance  with  a  warrant  from  Col.  Hawes,  dated 
Sept.  25,  1777 ;  reported  a  doctor. 

Gerould,  Samuel,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co..  Col.  John  Smith's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  11  days ;  also,  Capt. 
Lewis  Whiting's  co.,  Col.  Whelock's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Ticon- 
deroga,  Aug.  27,  1776;  age,  21  yrs. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Knap's  co..  Col. 
William  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April 
7, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  9  mos.  24  days  as  Private,  23  mos^ 
as  Corporal;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Knap's  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  (3d)  regt.;  return 


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Gerovld,  Samuel,  continued. 

dated  Jan.  30, 1778 ;  residence,  Wrentham ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Wrenthara ;  mus- 
tered by  State  and  Continental  Muster  Masters ;  also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1778,  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence; 
enlisted  April  7,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Seth  Banister's 
CO.,  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  April  7,  1780;  reported  discharged  April  7,  1780. 

Gerould,  Stephen,  Sturbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Martin's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Learned's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  12  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  (also  given 
Lieut.)  Benjamin  Freeman's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept. 
26,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included;  company 
marched'from  Sturbridge  Sept.  27,  1777,  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates  in 
Northern  department  for  30  days. 

Gekral,  Gamaliel.  Private,  5th  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  March  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  John 
Lamont's  co.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  (12th)  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ; 
residence,  Vassalborough ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Vassalborough ;  reported  mus- 
tered by  State  and  Continental  Muster  Masters ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  billet- 
ing allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  March  8,  1777,  to  May  10,  1777;  credited 
wilh  63  days  allowance ;  roll  dated  Boston ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of 
men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  joined  April  7,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3 
years ;  reported  joined  corps  of  invalids. 

Gerrall,  John,  Bolton  (also  given  Shelburne) .  Descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20,  1782 ; 
Capt.  Zebulon  King's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  J.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  age,  17  (also  given 
18)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown  (also  given  light) ; 
occupation,  farmer ;  birthplace,  Boston ;  residence,  Bolton  (also  given  Shelburne) ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Shelburne ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Hamp- 
shh-e  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Super- 
intendent; enlisted  Feb.  20,  1781. 

Gerrard,  Louis.  Seaman,  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams ;  engaged  March  13, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  17, 1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  4  days. 

Gekrard,  Miles.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suf- 
folk Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8,  1777;  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Marshall's  regt. 

Gerrell,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Spring- 
field, July  1,  1780;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged 
for  town  of  Shelburne ;  arrived  at  Springfield  June  29,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp 
July  1,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Joseph  Miller;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Zebulon  King's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct. 
and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts;  enlisted  Feb.  20,  1781;  enlistment,  3  years; 
reported  on  command  at  the  Lines. 

Gerrell,  Michael.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Maynard's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's 
(7th)  regt. ;  musterroUfor  July,  1781 ;  enlisted  March  2, 1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years ; 
reported  on  command  at  New  Windsor ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Aug.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Peekskill;  reported  on  command  at  New  Windsor. 
[See  Michael  Fitzgerald.] 

Gerren,  Edward.  Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's 
(26th)  regt.;  return  for  advance  pay  for  Jan.,  1776;  also,  pay  abstract  for  April, 
1776 ;  also,  pay  abstracts  for  May  and  June,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New  York. 


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Gerren,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Loamrai  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  return  for  advance  pay  for  Jan.,  1776;  also,  pay  abstract  for  April,  1776; 
also,  pay  abstracts  for  May  and  June  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New  York. 

Gerrene,  Lawrence.  Mariner,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Allen  Hallet ;  engaged  April  28,  1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  18,  1778. 

Gerret,  Andrew.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Lane's  co. ;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1775,  to 
date  of  discharge,  Dec.  31,  1775,  2  mos.  5  days,  at  Gloucester. 

Gerrett,  Andrew,  Penobscot.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Lane's  co. ;  enlisted  Julj'  13, 
1775 ;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1775,  3  mos.  26  days,  travel  included ;  company  probably 
stationed  at  Cape  Ann  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  John  Lane's  co..  Col. 
Foster's  regt.;  entered  service  Jan.  1,  1776;  discharged  Feb.  15,  1776;  service, 
1  mo.  15  daj's ;  company  stationed  at  Cape  Ann  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gerret,  John.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  John  Glover's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  [year  not 
given,  probably  1775]. 

Gerrick,  Heinrich.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  May  10,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Dedham ; 
term,  3  years.     [See  Heinrich  Gercke.] 

Gerril,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Zebulon  King's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts ;  enlisted  Feb.  20, 1781 ;  term, 
3  years;  also,  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Hutts  and  sworn  to  at  West 
Point. 

Gerris,  Jacob.  Captain,  Col.  Little's  regt.;  return  of  officers  dated  June  26,  1775; 
recommended  in  Committee  of  Safety  June  26,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  com- 
missioned; ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  June  27,  1775,  that  commissions  be 
delivered. 

Gerrish,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garish,  Garrick,  Garrish, 

Gearish,  Gerish,  Gerris.] 

Gerrish,  Armitage.  Seaman,  ship  "  General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Wait  Babcock ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  at  Boston,  Sept.  9, 
1780;  age,  25  yrs.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Massachusetts.  [See  Her- 
mitage Gerrish.] 

Gerrish,  Charles.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated 
Feb.  5,  1776;  said  Gerrish  chosen  1st  Major,  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's  (2d  Cum- 
berland Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  7,. 
1776;  reported  commissioned  Feb.  7,  1776;  also,  1st  Major,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph 
Prime's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  appointed  to  command  a  regiment  detached  from 
militia  of  York,  Cumberland,  and  Lincoln  counties,  for  service  under  Brig.  Gen. 
Peleg  Wadsworth  in  defence  of  Eastern  Massachusetts ;  commissioned  March  27, 
1780. 

Gerrish,  George,  Royalsborough  (also  given  Royalston  and  Bradford).  List  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's  (2d 
Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Stephen  Hart,  dated  Dec.  6,  1777; 
residence,  Royalsborough;  engaged  for  town  of  Royalsborough  (also  given 
Royalston);  joined  Capt.  Blasdell's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  term,  3 
years;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Feb.  and  March,  1777,  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  John  Savory,  dated  Bradford,  Feb.  13,  1778; 
residence,  Royalston  ;  engaged  for  East  Parish  in  Bradford  ;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Smart's  co.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  March  4,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Bradford ;  credited  to  town  of 
Bradford  ;  also,  Capt.  Nicholas  Blasdel's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ; 
return  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge,  Feb.  5,  1778 ;  mustered  by  Esquire  Gushing, 


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Gerrish,  George,  continued. 

County  Muster  Master ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1778,  dated 
Camp  Valley  Forge;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated 
Camp  "  Greeage;  "  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1778,  March 
and  April,  1779,  dated  Camp  Providence ;  enlisted  March  4,  1777 ;  also,  Capt. 
Smart's  co.,  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  4,  1780. 

Gerrish,  George.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  March  12,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salisbury;  term, 
3  years. 

Gerrish,  Hermitage.  Seaman,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Tucker;  engaged  March  2,  1779;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 
[See  Armitage  Gerrish.] 

Gerrish,  Jacob,  Newbury.  Captain  of  a  company  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  177a,  to  Cambridge;  service,  6  days;  also,  petition  addressed  to  Com- 
mittee of  Safety,  dated  Cambridge,  May  25, 1775,  signed  by  said  Gerrish  and  other 
captains,  stating  that  they  had  chosen  Capt.  Moses  Little  as  Colonel,  and  Maj. 
Isaac  Smith  as  Lieutenant  Colonel,  and  asking  that  said  officers  be  recommended 
for  commissions ;  also.  Captain  of  a  company  stationed  at  Cambridge ;  return  of 
several  companies  belonging  to  Col.  Moses  Little's  regt.,  dated  June  15,  1775; 
also.  Captain,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
engaged  April 24,  1775;  service, 3  mos.  14  days;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  36  yrs. ;  also.  Colonel ;  return  dated  Camp  Winter  Hill,  Nov. 
25,  1777,  signed  by  said  Gerrish,  of  commissioned  and  non-commissioned  officers 
belonging  to  his  regiment;  also,  Colonel  of  a  regiment  of  guards;  muster  roll 
of  field  and  staflF officers  belonging  to  said  regiment,  certified  at  Winter  Hill,  Jan. 

22,  1778 ;  also.  Colonel,  Essex  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers ;  commis- 
sioned July  3,  1778 ;  reported  Colonel  of  the  guards  at  Cambridge ;  also,  Colonel 
of  a  regiment  detached  from  militia  for  service  in  Massachusetts ;  entered  service 
April  1,  1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1778 ;  service,  8  mos.  12  days ;  roll  sworn  to  in 
Essex  Co. ;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated 
April  23,  1779 ;  said  Gerrish  chosen  Colonel  of  a  Light  Infantry  regiment  to  be 
raised  for  defence  of  New  England ;  appointment  concurred  in  bj'  Council  April 

23,  1779;  also,  Colonel  of  a  regiment  detached  from  militia  of  Suffolk  and  Essex 
counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Oct.  9,  1779;  list 
of  officers;  commissioned  Oct.  18,  1779;  also.  Colonel;  order  of  General  Court 
dated  Nov.  11,  1779,  appointing  Hon.  Col.  Prescot  and  Maj.  Osgood  members 
of  a  committee  to  inquire  into  the  cause  of  failure  of  Penobscot  expedition  in  the 
room  of  Col.  Little  and  said  Gerrish,  absent ;  also,  Colonel  of  a  regiment  detached 
from  militia  of  Suffolk  and  Essex  counties  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Wash- 
ington ;  engaged  Oct.  14,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  20  days, 
travel  included;  roll  endorsed  "  service  at  Claverack." 

Gerrish,  James,  Royalsborough  (also  given  Royalston,  Bradford,  and  Windham). 
List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's 
(2d  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Stephen  Hart,  dated  Dec.  6, 1777 ; 
residence,  Royalsborough ;  engaged  for  town  of  Royalsborough  (also  given  Royal- 
ston) ;  joined  Capt.  Blasdell's  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  in  Feb.  and  March,  1777,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  John  Savory,  dated  Bradford,  Feb.  13,  1778 ;  residence,  Wind- 
ham ;  engaged  for  East  Parish  in  Bradford ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Smart's  co..  Col. 
Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  13th  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  March  4,  1777,  to  May  29,  1777;  residence,  Bradford;  reported 
deceased ;  also,  Capt.  Nicholas  Blasdel's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ; 
return  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge,  Feb.  5,  1778;  residence,  Royalston;  mustered 
by  Esquire  Cushing,  Muster  Master. 


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Gerrish,  John,  Milton.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Bradley's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.,  dated  Stoughton,  June  27,  1777; 
residence,  Milton;  engaged  for  town  of  Milton;  joined  Capt.  Pratt's  co. ;  term, 
during  war;  reported  a  foreigner. 

Gerrish,  John,  Salisbury.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  French's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wig- 
gelsworth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  Albany  home;  warrant  allowed 
in  Council  Jan.  30,  1777. 

'Gerrish,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Avery  Parker's  co.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  (2d  Bristol 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  3,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  6  days,  on 
an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gerrish,  Joseph.  Private,  ship  "  Vengeance,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Thomas  Thomas ; 
engaged  June  27,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  on  Penobscot 
expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gerrish,  Moses.  1st  Lieutenant,  schooner  "Independence,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
William  NicoUs ;  petition  signed  by  said  Nicolls,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  others, 
asking  that  he  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  "  Independence  "  (priva- 
teer) ,  fitting  at  Newburyport ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  25, 1776,  that  a  commission 
be  issued. 

Gerrish,  Nat.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777;  Capt.  Tuckerman's  co.,  Col.  John  Patterson's 
regt. 

Gerrish,  Nathaniel,  Royalsborough.  Private,  Capt.  John  Worthley's  co.,  Col.  Phin- 
ney's  (31st)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  dated  Fort  No. 2,  Cam- 
bridge ;  enlisted  May  8,  1775. 

Gerrish,  Samuel,  Newbury.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Poor's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Ger- 
rish's  (2d  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 6  days. 

Gerrish,  Samuel,  Newbury.  Colonel,  Essex  Co.  regt.;  engaged  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 104  days ;  roll  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge ;  also,  order  of  the  day  dated  May  8, 
1775 ;  said  Gerrish  detailed  as  officer  of  the  day  for  May  9, 1775 ;  also,  order  of  the 
day  dated  Headquarters,  Cambridge,  July  21,  1775;  said  Gerrish  detailed  as  field 
officer  of  the  day  for  July  22,  1775 ;  also,  Colonel ;  general  order  dated  Headquar- 
ters, Cambridge,  July  22, 1775,  making  disposition  of  the  forces  about  Boston,  and 
dividing  the  army  into  3  grand  divisions  to  consist  of  2  brigades  each ;  said  Ger- 
rish's  regt.  assigned  to  a  brigade  to  be  commanded  by  Brig.  Gen.  Heath,  which, 
with  another  brigade  and  a  reserve  corps,  were  to  be  commanded  by  Maj.  Gen. 
Putnam;  said  Gerrish's  regt.  to  furnish  the  companies  for  Chelsea,  Maiden,  and 
Medford ;  also.  Colonel ;  pay  abstract  for  Aug.,  1775,  for  wages  due  field  and  staff 
officers  of  a  regiment  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Baldwin  ;  said  Gerrish  credited 
with  wages  from  Aug.  1,  to  Aug.  19,  1775;  also,  pay  abstract  for  rations  due 
officers  of  the  38th  regt.,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin  from  July 
1,  1775,  to  Dec.  31,  1775. 

Gerrish,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Gerrish's  co.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm 
of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  4  days. 

Gerrish,  Timothy,  Scarborough.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Tyler's  co..  Col.  Edmund 
Phinney's  (31st)  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  June  1,  1775,  to 
date  of  marching  to  headquarters,  July  6,  1775 ;  credited  with  35  days  allowance ; 
also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  29,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

■■Gerrish,  Timothy.  Seaman,  ship  "  Mars,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon  Samson; 
engaged  June  6,  1780;  discharged  March  12,  1781;  service,  9  mos.  6  days;  roll 


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Gerrish,  Timothy,  continued. 

dated  Boston;  also,  Seaman,  State  ship  "Tartar,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Cathcart;  engaged  June  7,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1782;  service,  5  mos.  14 
days ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gerrish,  William.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Stephen  Hart's  (8th  Royalsborough)  co., 
2d  Cumberland  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  returned  by  Jonathan 
Mitchell  and  others,  field  officers,  in  accordance  with  order  of  Council  of  Feb.  1-1, 

1776,  dated  North  Yarmouth,  April  4,  1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  June  5,  1776,  that 
said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  June  5,  1776. 

Gerrish,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Shapleigh's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10,  1775; 
service  to  Nov.  1,  1775,  4  mos.;  company  stationed  at  Kittery;  also,  same  co. ; 
service  from  Nov.  1,  1775,  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  2  mos.  5  days,  under  Col.  Edward 
Cutt;  company  stationed  on  the  seacoast  at  Kittery  Point;  also,  Capt.  Philip 
Hubbord's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  17,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  13,  1776,  9  mos.  28  days; 
company  stationed  at  Kittery  Point  and  Old  York  for  defence  of  seacoast ;  also, 
list  of  men  drafted  from  Col.  John  Frost's  (2d  York  Co.)  regt.,  dated  May  7, 

1777,  and  endorsed  "  for  Rhode  Island ;  "  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Grant's  co., 
Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's  regt.,  service,  2  mos.  12  days,  including  travel  to  and 
from  camp  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment,  2  months ;  warrant  for  pay  allowed  in 
Council  July  21,  1777 ;  credited  to  town  of  Kittery. 

Gerrison,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Pettingill's  co.,  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.; 
pay  abstracts  for  May  and  June,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New  York. 

Gerrold,  Theodore.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  com- 
manded by  Maj.  Seth  Bullard;  marched  July  28,  1780;  discharged  July  30,  1780; 
service,  5  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Gerry, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garee,  Garry,  Gary,  Gerrey.] 

Gerry,  Elisha,  Raynham.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780. 

Gerry,  Ichabod.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30, 1777 ;  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months 
men  raised  by  the  town  of  Sterling  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during 
1780;  marched  to  camp  July  10,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  20,  1780;  service,  5  mos. 
20  days,  travel  included. 

Gerry,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cutts's  co.,  Maj.  Daniel  Littlefield's  detach- 
ment of  York  Co.  militia ;  detached  July  10,  1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  10, 1779 ;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Gerry,  John.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  Jan.  24, 
1778 ;  said  Gerry  chosen  naval  officer  for  the  port  of  Marblehead  for  the  year  1778 ; 
appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Jan.  27,  1778 ;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot 
by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  Feb.  4, 1779 ;  said  Gerry  chosen  naval  offi- 
cer for  the  port  of  Marblehead;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  6, 
1779;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  Jan. 
5,  1780;  said  Gerry  chosen  naval  officer  for  the  port  of  Marblehead  for  the  year 
1780 ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Jan.  5,  1780. 

Gerry,  Moses,  Andover.  Matross,  Capt.  Samuel  Russell  Trevett's  co..  Col.  Richard 
Gridley's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  June  21,  1775  ;  enlisted  May  26,  1775;  service, 
26  days.     [See  Moses  Garey  and  Moses  Grey.] 

Gerry,  Samuel  (also  given  Samuel  Russell).  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the 
House  of  Representatives  dated  Feb.  3,  1776;  said  Gerry  chosen  Commissary  of 
the  forces  stationed  at  Marblehead  ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  3, 
1776 ;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  Feb. 


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Geert,  Samuel  (also  given  Samuel  Russell)  ,  continued. 

14,  1776;  said  Gerry  chosen  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Edward  Fittyplace's  eo.  of 
matrosses  stationed  at  Marblehead ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  14, 
1776;  reported  commissioned  Feb.  14,  1776;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Edward 
Fettyplace's  (Marblehead)  co.;  engaged  Feb.  14,  1776;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  10 
mos.  16  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast ;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of 
Representatives  dated  April  29,  1777 ;  said  Gerry  chosen  2d  Lieutenant  and  Com- 
missary of  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  co.  of  matrosses  to  be  stationed  at  Marble- 
head ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  April  29, 1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Fettyplace's 
(Fort)  CO. ;  company  return  dated  Aug.  26,  1777 ;  also,  Council  warrants  dated 
Jan.  16,  1777-Aug.  2,  1780,  drawn  for  various  sums  to  enable  said  Gerry  as  Com- 
missary to  supply  the  seacoast  men  stationed  at  Marblehead  with  necessaries. 

Gerry,  Thomas.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  Feb. 
7,  1776 ;  said  Gerry  chosen  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  Jonathan  Glover's  (5th  Essex 
Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  8,  1776^ 
reported  commissioned  Feb.  8, 1776 ;  also,  account  of  blank  commissions  delivered 
the  committees  to  raise  men  to  go  to  Canada  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Gerry  reported 
as  belonging  to  Committee  for  Essex  Co. ;  also,  resignation  dated  Marblehead, 
Feb.  10,  1779,  signed  by  said  Gerry,  stating  that  he  had  been  commissioned  in 
1776  as  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  Jonathan  Glover's  (5th  Essex  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia,  and  asking  that  his  resignation  be  accepted,  owing  to  ill  health ;  resig- 
nation accepted  in  Council  Feb.  12,  1779. 

Gerusha,  Blinnet  (also  given  Brinneh),  Framingham.  Petition  addressed  to  Gen. 
Ward,  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  5, 1775,  signed  bj'  said  Gerusha  and  othera 
of  Capt.  Drury's  co.,  stating  that  they  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  Col.  Nixon's  regt., 
but  had  been  shifted  to  Col.  Gardner's  regt.,  and  requesting  that  they  might  be 
permitted  to  continue  in  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Drury's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  4, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Sept.  30, 
1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter 
Hill,  Dec.  22,  1775. 

Gescard,  [Raymond].  Lieutenant,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  petition 
dated  Boston,  Feb.  26,  1779,  signed  by  officers  of  said  regiment,  asking  that  their 
resignations  be  accepted  as  the  Legislature  had  failed  to  redress  their  grievances ; 
accepted  in  Council  Feb.  26,  1779;  said  Gescard  reported  at  Providence.  [See 
Raymond  De  Guiscard.] 

Gess,  Michael.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county ; 
age,  26  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  brown ;  eyes,  dark ; 
occupation,  farmer;  engaged  March  16,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Medford; 
term,  3  years. 

Gest,  George.  Seaman  or  Marine,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Lambert ;  engaged  Jan.  13, 1778 ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 

Gest,  Michael.  Matross,  Capt.  Thomas  Jackson's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artil- 
lery) regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1781 ;  enlisted  March  1,  1781 ;  joined  April  24, 
1781;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Getchal,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Tyler's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ; 
enlisted  May  25,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  24  days,  travel 
included,  at  North  river,  N.  Y. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Sept., 

1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778-Jan,, 

1779,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Getchel,  Abel,  Sanford.  Private,  Capt.  Jedediah  Goodwin's  co.,  Col.  Wiggelsworth's 
regt.;  roll  made  up  for  travel  allowance  from  Albany  home;  company  discharged, 
at  Albany  Nov.  30,  1776. 


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Getchel,  Benjamin,  Brunswick.  List  of  men  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.  for  the  term 
of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Maj. 
James  Johnson,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  by  Jonathan  Warner,  Commis- 
sioner, at  Fishkill,  June  25,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jona- 
than Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20, 1780 ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Brunswick ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  19,  1778. 

Getchel,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  (Lin- 
coln Co.)  regt. ;  service  between  July  16,  [1777],  and  date  of  discharge,  Oct.  10, 
[1777],  13  days,  at  Machiaswhen  British  ships  lay  in  that  harbor;  also,  certificate 
dated  Machias,  Dec.  12,  1777,  signed  by  Capt.  Reuben  Dyer,  stating  that  Capt. 
Stephen  Smith,  Muster  Master  for  Lincoln  Co.,  paid  said  Getchel  and  others  be- 
longing to  Capt.  Dyer's  co.,  the  bounty  allowed  them  for  engaging  to  serve  on  the 
expedition  against  St.  Johns. 

Getchel,  Dennis.  Captain,  5th  co.,  2d  Lincoln  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of 
officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  of  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Joseph 
North,  field  officer ;  ordered  in  Council  Aug.  23, 1776,  that  said  officers  be  commis- 
sioned ;  reported  commissioned  July  23,  1776 ;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Joseph  North's 
regt. ;  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  from  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  home,  dated  Boston,  March 
24,  1777 ;  said  Getchel  and  his  company  of  50  men  allowed  255  miles  travel ;  also, 
petition  dated  Vassalborough,  July  6,  1777,  signed  by  said  Getchel,  asking  to  be 
discharged  from  his  commission  as  Captain  of  the  4th  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Buck's 
(5th  Lincoln  Co.)  regt.,  on  account  of  opposition  made  to  him;  resignation  ac- 
cepted in  Council  Feb.  26,  1778. 

Getchel,  Elihu.  Adjutant,  1st  Lincoln  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers 
chosen  by  the  several  companies  of  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Dummer  Sewall, 
John  Huse,  and  James  Hunter;  ordered  in  Council  July  1, 1776,  that  said  officers 
be  commissioned. 

Getchel,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co.;  enlisted  Sept.  14,  1775;  dis- 
charged Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  24  days;  company  stationed  at  Machias, 
Lincoln  Co. ;  also,  certificate  [year  not  given] ,  signed  by  Capt.  Jabez  West,  stat- 
ing that  Capt.  Stephen  Smith,  Muster  Master  for  Lincoln  Co.,  paid  said  Getchel 
and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  West's  co.,  the  bounty  allowed  them  for  engaging 
to  serve  on  expedition  against  St.  Johns. 

Getchel,  Joseph,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co. ;  enlisted  Sept.  14,  1775; 
discharged  Dec.  31, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  23  days ;  company  stationed  at  Machias, 
Lincoln  Co. ;  also,  certificate  [year  not  given],  signed  by  Capt.  Jabez  West,  stat- 
ing that  Capt.  Stephen  Smith,  Muster  Master  for  Lincoln  Co.,  paid  said  Getchel 
and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  West's  co.,  the  bounty  allowed  them  for  engaging 
to  serve  on  expedition  against  St.  Johns;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's 
CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  (Lincoln  Co.)  regt.;  service  between  July  16,  [1777], 
and  date  of  discharge,  Oct.  10,  [1777],  19  days,  at  Machias  when  British  ships  lay 
in  that  harbor;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Jabez  West's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  4,  1777; 
discharged  Dec.  13,  1777;  service,  4  mos.  9  days ;  company  raised  for  expedition 
against  Nova  Scotia  and  continued  in  service  at  and  for  defence  of  Machias. 

Getchel,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Archibald  McAllster's  co..  Col.  Prime's  regt.; 
enlisted  April  19,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1780;  service,  7  mos.  11  days,  under 
Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward.  Roll  certified  at  Headquarters  at 
Thomaston. 

Getchel,  Zebediah.  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co..  Col.  John  Nixon's  regt.;  receipt 
for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Getchel  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
July  10,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp 
at  Winter  Hill,  Dec.  20,  1775. 


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Getchell,     .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gatchall,  Gatchel, 

Gatchell,  Gatchill,  Gatthell,  Gechill,  Getchal,  Getchel,  Getchil,  Gethel,  Gichel, 
Gitehel,  Gitchell.] 

Getchell,  Abel,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  James  Scam- 
mon's  (30th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  8,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  1  day ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ,  including  abstract 
for  pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co.,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb. 
25,  1777,  to  Oct.  7,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's 
regt. ;  return  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778;  residence,  Ber- 
wick ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Berwick ;  mustered  by  Capt.  Joseph  Bragdon,  Mus- 
ter Master;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  killed  Oct.  7,  1777. 

Getchell,  Benjamin,  Brunswick.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Cuml>erland  Co. 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their 
arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  mustered  in  from  Gen.  Thompson's  brigade  by 
Daniel  Ilsley,  Muster  Master  for  Cumberland  Co.,  May  19,  1778,  and  delivered  to 
Maj.  James  Johnston,  Superintendent  for  said  county;  Capt.  Coombs's  co.,  Col. 
Mitchel's  regt. ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7|  (also  given  5  ft.  7)  in. ;  complexion, 
light ;  residence,  Brunswick. 

Getchell,  Benjamin.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co..  Col.  Simeon  Gary's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Feb.  2,  1776 ;  service  to  time  of  marching,  6  days. 

Getchell,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Libbie's  (9th)  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Fos- 
ter's (Lincoln  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  June  23,  1777;  discharged  July  16,  1777; 
service,  23  days ;  company  ordered  on  duty  for  defence  of  Machias  and  adjacent 
rivers  when  ship  "  Ambuscade  "  lay  in  the  harbor;  also,  Capt.  Reuben  Dyer's 
CO.;  enlisted  July  29,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  24,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  27  days; 
company  raised  for  expedition  against  St.  Johns,  N.  S.,  and  continued  in  service 
at  and  for  defence  of  Machias ;  also,  Lieut.  John  Scott's  detachment,  6th  Lincoln 
Co.  regt. ;  service  between  Aug.  31,  1779,  and  Nov.  20,  1779,  7  days,  at  Machias; 
roll  endorsed  "  service  at  Penobscot." 

Getchell,  Daniel,  Sanford.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  for  the  terra 
of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  1st  York  Co.  regt. ;  age, 
27  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Sanford;  arrived  at 
Fishkill  June  4,  1778.     [See  Daniel  Gethel.] 

Getchell,  Jeremiah.  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  co.  of  coast  guards;  list  of  men 
appearing  on  a  memorandum  of  beef  delivered  Feb.  18,  1777. 

Getchell,  Jeremiah.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Freedom,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Clouston;  engaged  Feb.  4,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  4,  1777;  service,  6  mos. 

Getchell,  Jos.  Seaman;  list  of  prisoners  sent  from  Halifax  to  Boston  in  the  cartel 
"  Silver  Eel,"  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by 
Bat.  Fox,  Commissary. 

Getchell,  Joseph,  Machias.  Private,  Capt.  Jabez  "West's  co. ;  enlisted  May  18, 1777 ; 
discharged  July  17,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  29  days ;  company  raised  at  Machias  for 
expedition  against  St.  Johns,  N.  S. ;  also,  Private,  in  a  company  of  artillery 
raised  for  care  of  ordnance  stores  and  service  at  and  for  defence  of  Machias ;  en- 
listed Dec.  13,  1777;  discharged  June  1,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  18  days,  under  Col. 
John  Allan,  Commander-in-Chief  of  the  Eastern  Indian  department;  also,  Capt. 
Stephen  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  regt.;  service  between  Dec.  4,  1778, 
and  Jan.  4,  1779,  3  days,  at  Machias;  also,  Capt.  John  Hall's  co..  Col.  Benjamin 
Foster's  (Lincoln  Co.)  regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  7,  1779,  to  Sept.  7,  1779,  1  mo. ; 
company  marched  on  an  expedition  to  Majorbagaduce  by  order  of  Gen.  Lovel; 
roll  certified  at  Boston. 


m  THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  373 

Getchell,  Joseph,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Libbie's  (9th)  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's 
(Lincoln  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  June  23,  1777;  discharged  July  16,  1777;  service,  23 
days  ;  company  ordered  on  duty  for  defence  of  Machias  and  adjacent  rivers  when 
ship  "  Ambuscade  "  lay  in  the  harbor;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co., 
Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  regt.;  service  between  Dec.  4,  1778,  and  Jan.  4,  1779,  6 
days,  at  Machias ;  also,  Corporal,  Lieut.  John  Scott's  detachment,  6th  Lincoln  Co. 
regt. ;  service  between  Aug.  31,  1779,  and  Nov.  20, 1779, 14  days,  at  Machias ;  roll 
endorsed  "  service  at  Penobscot." 

Getchell,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Robbins's  co. ;  enlisted  May  20, 1778 ; 
discharged  Dec.  1,  1778 ;  service,  6  mos.  20  days,  travel  included,  under  Col.  John 
Allan  ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Machias. 

Getchell,  Samuel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Blunt's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ; 
service  between  June  28  and  Sept.  28, 1779,  2  mos.  16  days,  on  Penobscot  expe- 
dition. 

Getchell,  William,  Brunswick.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Stanwood's  co.,  raised 
in  Brunswiclc  and  Harpswell ;  return  dated  Falmouth,  Dec.  9,  1776,  signed  by 
Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell  and  Col.  Timoth}^  Pike,  field  officers  in  Cumberland  Co., 
of  the  officers  appointed  to  command  various  companies  drafted  from  the  militia 
in  accordance  with  order  of  the  General  Court,  to  be  commanded  by  Col.  Reuben 
Fogg. 

Getchell,  Zachariah,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sayer's  co..  Col.  James  Scam- 
mon's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  4  days. 

Getchil,  Joseph,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Simonds's  (9th)  co.,  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gethel,  Daniel,  Sanford.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  to  reinforce  the 
Continental  Army  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  returned 
as  received  of  John  Frost,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Leighton,  at  Kittery,  June  1,  1778,  to  be  conducted  to  Fishkill  and  delivered  to 
Brig.  Jonathan  Warner;  1st  York  Co.  regt.;  age,  27  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.; 
complexion,  dark;  residence,  Sanford. 

Gewett,  Moses.  Capt.  Blanchard's  co. ;  entered  service  July  28,  1779 ;  discharged 
April  28,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Geter,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gear,  Gears,  Geer,  Geir, 

Gier,  Gire,  Guier,  Guire,  Guyer,  Gyear,  Gyer,  Gyor,  Joir.] 

Geter,  George,  Cambridge.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Stephen  Dana's  (10th)  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher's  (1st  Middlesex 
Co.)  regt.,  dated  Cambridge,  Feb.  18,  1778;  residence,  Cambridge;  engaged  for 
town  of  Cambridge ;  joined  Capt.  Foster's  co..  Col.  Graton's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Geter,  George,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Whiting's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Greaton's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  15 
days. 

Geter,  George.  Capt.  Philip  Marett's  (5th)  co.,  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  list 
of  men  entitled  to  a  bounty,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12, 1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
list  of  men  who  received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  mos. 

Geter,  George.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmcr, 
Superintendent  for  said  county;  age,  23  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion, 
dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  gray;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  April  9,  1781; 
engaged  for  town  of  East  Sudbury ;  term,  3  years. 


374  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Geter,  George.  Conveyance  dated  Hutts  near  New  Windsor,  Jan.  6, 1783,  signed  by 
Nathaniel  Brown,  of  Leominster,  carpenter,  and  witnessed  by  said  Geyer,  Corpo- 
ral, conveying  land  to  be  received  by  said  Brown  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Army,  to  William  Cutter,  of  Medford. 

Getee,  Henry.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt. ;  service  with 
detachment  under  Maj.  Andrew  Symmes  drafted  to  serve  for  5  weeks  under  Maj. 
Gen.  Heath  guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston,  by  order  of  Council  of  May  12, 
1777. 

Geter,  Henry.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Shed's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Gerrish's  (1st)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  18,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  2,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  14  days,  near 
Claverack. 

Geyer,  Henry.  Matross,  Capt.  Amos  Lyncoln's  (Lincoln's)  co.,  Col.  Revere's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  June  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
reported  absent  by  desertion  7  mos.  15  days ;  also,  Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  (2d) 
CO.,  Col.  Paul  Revere's  corps  of  artillery;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  8, 
1780,  4  mos.  8  days ;  roll  dated  Boston. 

Geyer,  Henry.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bird's  co.,  Col.  Webb's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug. 
17,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel  included,  near 
West  Point ;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  Middlesex  counties  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  3  months. 

Geyer,  Henry  Christian,  Boston.  Capt.  Edward  Crafts's  co..  Col.  Richard  Gridley's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Geyer  and 
others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775 ;  also,  Matross,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service,  11  weeks  1  day. 

Geyer,  James,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Sufifolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777 ;  Capt.  Hunt's  co..  Col.  John  Patterson's 
regt. ;  also,  certificate  dated  Boston,  May  -,  1777,  signed  by  Capt.  Abraham  Hunt, 
stating  that  said  Geyer  and  two  other  men,  residents  of  Boston,  had  enlisted  into 
his  company.  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.,  for  the  term  of  3  years,  to  the  credit  of  the 
town  of  Chelsea;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Abraham  Hunt's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  21,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  in  Camp  near 
Valley  Forge;  enlisted  Jan.  21,  1777;  reported  in  Reading  hospital;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778,  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Provi- 
dence ;  also,  Capt.  Green's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780 ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  3, 
1781 ;  Capt.  Francis  Green's  co.,  1st  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ; 
complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  baker;  birthplace,  Boston ;  residence, 
Boston ;  enlisted  Jan.  18, 1777,  by  Capt.  Green  at  Boston ;  enlistment,  during  war ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Green's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
for  Jan.-May,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  reported  on  extra  service  with 
the  garrison  baker  Jan.-March,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781,  dated  Camp 
Phillipsburgh ;  also,  muster  roll  for  July,  1781 ;  reported  on  command  at  West 
Point;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Peekskill;  re- 
ported on  command  at  West  Point  in  Aug.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and 
Nov.,  1781,  Jan.-March,  1782,  dated  Quarters  at  York  Hutts;  reported  serving 
as  baker  in  March,  1782. 

Geyer,  John.  Musician,  Capt.  Thomas  Bumstead's  co. ;  list  of  men  drafted  from 
Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.  to  guard  stores,  etc.,  at  and  about 
Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  for  the  term  of  5  weeks,  by  order  of  Council  of 
May  7,  1777 ;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt. ;  service  with  detach- 
ment under  Maj.  Andrew  Symmes  drafted  to  serve  for  5  weeks  guarding  stores  at 
and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath,  by  order  of  Council  of  May  12,  1777. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  375 


Geter,  John.    Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Shed's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Gerrish's  (1st)  regt  ; 

enlisted  Oct.  18,  1779;    discharged  Dec.  2,  1779;    service,  1  mo.  14  days,  at 

Claverack. 
Geyer,  William.    Fifer,  Capt.  John  Hinkley's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Symmes's  detachment 

of  giards;  engaged  Feb.  13,  1778;  discharged  May  13,  1778;  service,  3  mos., 

under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston. 
Geystox,  David.    Private,  Capt.  Amos  Rathbun's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  detachment 

of  militia;  enlisted  Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  5,  1777;  service,  15  days; 

company  marched  at  request  of  Gen.  Gates. 
Geyston    Robert.    Corporal,  Capt.  Amos  Rathbun's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  detach- 

2nt  of  militia;  entered  service  Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777;  service, 

24  days ;  company  marched  at  request  of  Gen.  Gates. 

Ghant,  Primus.  Receipt  dated  Springfield,  July  1,  1782,  for  ^^^^^^  P^^%«^^f^ff;°* 
by  Lieut.  Seth  Nelson,  of  Milford,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  3  years. 

Ghent, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gent,  Ghant.] 

Ghent,  George,  Dedham.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Treadwell's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  Dec  31  1780 ;  reported  as  serving  4  mos.  21  days  as  Matross,  7  mos.  9  days  as 
Corporal;  also,  Capt.  William  Treadwell's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regf;  return  made 
by  order  of  Gen.  Heath,  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  11,  1781 ;  engaged  April  11, 1777, 
by  Lieut.  Andrews;  residence,  Dedham;  engaged  for  town  of  Dedham;  terra, 
durin-  war;  also,  Capt.  Treadwell's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt.;  mus- 
ter roll  for  Feb.  and  March,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug. 
and  Sept.,  1781. 

GHENT,  John.  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery )  regt. ;  service,  42 
days;  company  reported  as  Boston  militia  and  stationed  at  Hul  from  July  26 
1777,  to  Sept.  11,  1777.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.  and  endorsed  "  men  drafted 
from  Boston  regt." 
Ghent,  William,  Penobscot  (also  given  Falmouth) .  Private,  Major's  co  Col  James 
Wesson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  PettingiU's  co..  Col.  Wesson's  regt.;  company 
return  [year  not  given] ;  residence,  Falmouth. 

GiBAHT,  JosiAH,  Murrisfield.    List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  '^f^'^^^^Z^ 
by  Brig.  GenPaterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totowaj  , 
Oct.  25,  1780.     [See  Josiah  Gilbert.] 
GiBART,  William.    Capt.  Amos  Turner's  co..  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Dec.  22, 177o.     [See 
William  Gilbert.] 
GiBB    Elijah.    Receipt  dated  Westminster,  March  28,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gibb 
'by  the  Committee  of  the  town  of  Westminster  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

GiBB    William.    Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mellen's  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.;  en- 
'  listed  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  10,  1780;  service,  14  days,  on  an  alarm  at 

Rhode  Island. 
GiBBENS,  BiLDAD.    Private,  Capt.  William  Cannon's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt  ; 

service  70  days;  company  drafted  and  marched  to  Ticonderoga,  May  6,  1777, 

and  returned  home  July  14,  1777.     Roll  sworn  to  at  Blandford  and  also  at 

Westfield. 


376  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GiBBENS,  John.  Capt.  Broughton's  co.,  Col.  Glover's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay 
for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Gibbens  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775. 

GiBBENS,  John.  Capt.  William  Courtis's  (1st)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st)  regt. ; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec. 
21,  1775. 

Gibbens,  John.  List  dated  Stoughton,  Feb.  1,  1779,  signed  by  the  Selectmen,  of  men 
who  enlisted  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  10, 1778,  and  who  received  bounty  of  the 
town  of  Stoughton  ;  list  endorsed  "  return  of  men  for  Rhode  Island." 

Gibbens,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Ralph  Thompson's  co. ;  enlisted  Sept.  28,  1779;  dis- 
charged Nov.  10,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  15  (also  given  1  mo.  13)  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, under  Maj.  Gen.  Hancock  at  Castle  Island;  company  raised  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gibbens,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  marched 
March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  6,  1778;  service,  15  days,  at  Roxbury  and 
Boston. 

Gibbens,  Timothy.  Private,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  9,  1778;  dis- 
charged July  1,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  22  days;  company  detached  from  militia 
of  Hampshire  and  Worcester  counties  to  guard  stores  and  magazines  at  Brook- 
field  and  Springfield. 

Gibbes,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  David  Holbrook's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Hutts ;  enlisted  July  13, 1781 ;  enlistment, 
3  years. 

Gibbins,  Fitch,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  James  Endecott's  co.,  Col.  Lemuel  Robin- 
son's regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 

Gibbins,  Fitch.  Private,  Capt.  John  Baxter's  co. ;  marched  Oct.  8,  1782;  discharged 
Oct.  24,  1782;  service,  18  days,  travel  included,  under  Maj.  Job  Cashing;  com- 
pany detached  for  service  at  Hull.    Roll  dated  Medfield. 

Gibbins,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thorn,"  commanded 
by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14,  1780;  stature,  5  ft. 
10  in. ;  complexion,  light. 

Gibbins,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Holden's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  22,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos., 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gibbins,  Lemuel,  "Granfield."  Private,  Capt.  Phineas  Stebbins's  co.,  Col.  Nathan 
Sparhawk's  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  12,  1778;  service  to  Dec.  12,  1778,  2  mos.  7  days, 
travel  included;  company  detached  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Sullivan  and 
subsequently  ordered  to  Boston. 

Gibbon,  Edward.  Seaman,  United  States  brig  "Gen.  Gates,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Skimmer ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Gibbon 
rated  1  share. 

Gibbon,  George.  2d  Sergeant,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  (Newburyport)  co. ;  enlisted 
July  10,  1775;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  6  mos.  7  days;  company 
stationed  at  Newburyport  for  defence  of  seacoast.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Ipswich. 

Gibbons, .    [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gibbens,  Gibbins,  Gibbon, 

Gibeons,  Gibins.] 

Gibbons,  Bildad.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Coe's  co.,  Col.  John  Moseley's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1777;  service,  33  days; 
company  marched  by  order  of  Gen.  Gates  to  reinforce  Northern  army  on  an 
alarm. 


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Gibbons,  Fitch.  Private,  Capt.  John  Armstrong's  co..  Col.  Gill's  regt. ;  service,  27 
days ;  company  marched  on  a  40  days  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  ;  pay  allowed 
by  resolve  of  May  8, 1781 ;  also,  Capt.  Raymond  De  Guiscard's  co.,  Col.  Turner's 
regt.  of  5  months  levies  raised  for  defence  of  Rhode  Island ;  enlisted  Aug.  10, 
1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  27,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  20  days,  travel  included ;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gibbons,  John,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Courtis's  co..  Col.  John  Glover's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  16,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  21 
days. 

Gibbons,  John,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Nicholson  Broughton's  (5th)  co.,  Col. 
John  Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported 
drafted. 

Gibbons,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Putnam's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  1,  1778;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1778,  6  mos.  4  days,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kingston, 
Nov.  6,  1778;  reported  sick  and  absent;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls 
sworn  to  at  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  24,  Oct.  24,  and  Nov.  13,  1778;  en- 
listment to  expire  Jan  1,  1779;  reported  sick  in  camp  Oct.  24,  1778. 

Gibbons,  Lemuel,  Southwick.  Private,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co..  Col.  Timothy 
Danielson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  5  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov. 
25,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  William  Cooley's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  service,  4 
days,  travel  included  ;  company  marched  towards  Bennington  on  an  alarm ;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Granville;  also,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  24  (also  given  Sept.  10),  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29, 1777 ;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  13  (also  given  2  mos.  26)  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  depart- 
ment. 

Gibbons,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thrall's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1781 ;  dis- 
charged Nov.  9, 1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  29  days,  travel  included,  under  Col.  Marenus 
Willet  "  on  Mohawk  river;  "  company  raised  for  3  months  service. 

Gibbons,  Peter  (also  given  Jr.),  Granville.  Private,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  9  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  29,  1775;  also,  Capt. 
Lebbeus  Ball's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775 ;  enlisted  April  29,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days ;  also,  company  return 
dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Dec.  22,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Wil- 
liam Cooley's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17, 
1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  service,  4  days,  travel  included ;  company 
marched  towards  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

Gibbons,  Timothy.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thrall's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1781;  dis- 
charged Nov.  9, 1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  29  days,  travel  included,  under  Col.  Marenus 
Willet  "  on  Mohawk  river;  "  company  raised  for  3  months  service. 

GiBBS,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gibb,  Gibbes,  Gibes,  Gibs, 

Giles,  Gribbs.] 

GiBBS,  .  Captain  of  a  company  of  35  men ;  regimental  return  of  Col.  John  Pater- 
son's  regt.,  dated  May  26,  1775. 

GiBBS,  Ansel.  Private,  Capt.  Ward  Swift's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  6  days, 
on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778. 


378  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 


GiBBS,  AsAHEL,  Sudbury.  Receipt  given  to  Capt.  Micah  Goodenow  for  advance  pay 
for  1  month,  dated  Cambridge,  June  10,  1775,  signed  by  said  Gibbs  and  others ; 
service  rendered  in  Capt.  Moore's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.,  of  which  company 
Michael  Goodenow  was  1st  Lieutenant;  also,  Private,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co., 
Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  23, 
1775;  service,  2  raos.  14  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  30,  1775;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  20,  1775;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for 
mileage  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  27,  1776,  and  endorsed  "  at 
Dorchester  Heights." 

Gibbs,  Barnabas,  Sandwich.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Palmer's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt.;  arrived  at  camp  May  14,  1777;  discharged  July  11,  1777;  service, 
2  mos.  4  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  raised  for  2  months; 
roll  dated  Camp  South  Kingston. 

GiiiBS,  Baknabas.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  pay  abstract 
for  gun  and  blanket  money  dated  Boston,  Feb.  24,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  29,  177C;  credited  to 
town  of  Sandwich ;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777. 

Gibbs,  Barnabas  (also  given  2d) .  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Capt.  "Ward 
Swift  of  Sandwich ;  return  for  bounty  for  service  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode 
Island  in  Oct.,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Ward  Swift's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service, 
4  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778 ;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Capt.  James  Tisdale,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  23,  1779;  Capt.  Swift's  co.. 
Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich;  also,  company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  James 
Tisdale  for  equipments,  dated  Springfield,  Aug.  22,  1779;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  28,  1780;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 
10  in.;  complexion,  ruddy;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich;  arrived  at  Spring- 
field July  27,  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  28,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
Storer ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Sandwich  for  ser- 
vice in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  11,  1780;  discharged 
Jan.  26,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  29  days,  travel  included. 

Gibbs,  Benjamin,  Wareham.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Fearing's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield;  service,  4  days; 
also,  Capt.  Elisha  Haskell's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  regt.;  service  from  July 
29,  1778,  to  Sept.  11,  1778,  1  mo.  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  raised  in 
Plymouth  Co. 

Gibbs,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Elihu  Gifford's  co..  Col.  Turner's  regt.;  enlisted 
July  28, 1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  30, 1781 ;  regiment  raised  in  Barnstable  and  Bristol 
counties  for  5  mos.  service  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gibbs,  Caleb.  Adjutant,  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  service  from  April  21, 1775, 
to  Aug.  1,  1775,  3  mos.  15  days;  also.  Major,  Gen.  Washington's  guards;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  reported 
as  serving  19  mos.  as  Captain,  17  mos.  as  Major;  also,  Major,  Gen.  Wash- 
ington's guards;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Major  Commandant,  Gen.  Washington's  guards;  state- 
ment of  Continental  balances;  balance  certified  March  9,  1782;  «/so.  Major,  2d 
Mass.  regt. ;  muster  roll  of  field  and  staff  officers  for  May  and  June,  1783 ;  also, 
Lieut.  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  (2d)  regt.;  list  of  ofllcers  dated  Camp,  July  11, 
1783;  also,  same  regt.;  regimental  returns  from  Aug.  1  to  Aug.  15,  1783,  dated 
Philadelphia ;  reported  attending  general  court-martial. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  379 

Giiiiis,  Chakles,  Sandwich.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Tobe5''s  co. ;  enlisted  July  18, 1775 ; 
service,  5  mos.  26  days ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  Micah  Ham- 
len's  CO.,  Col.  Simeon  Cary's  regt. ;  enlisted  Feb.  2,  1776;  service  to  time  of 
marching,  6  days;  roil  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co.;  also,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's 
CO. ;  list  of  men  raised  from  various  towns  in  Barnstable  Co.,  dated  Dorchester, 
Sept.  4,  1776 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  pay  roll 
for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  home,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  26, 1776 ;  credited  with 
3  days  allowance ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  gun  and  blanket 
money  dated  Boston,  Feb.  24, 1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec, 
1776-Feb.,  1777;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777;  also,  pay  roll  of  a 
company  commanded  by  Capt.  Ward  Swift  of  Sandwich;  return  for  bounty 
allowed  for  service  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  in  Oct.,  1777 ;  also, 
Capt.  Ward  Swift's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  2  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen. 
John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  28,  1780;  age,  25  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.; 
complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich;  arrived  at  Springfield  July 
27,  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  28,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Storer;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson 
as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also, 
pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Sandwich  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  11, 1780 ;  discharged  Jan.  26, 1781 ; 
service,  6  mos.  29  days,  travel  included;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Luke  Day's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West 
Point;  enlisted  July  27,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  26,  1781 ;  enlistment,  6  months. 

GiBBs,  Clark,  Rutland.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  re- 
turned by  Capt.  David  Bent  and  Capt.  Phineas  Walker,  dated  Rutland,  Feb.  23, 
1778;  residence,  Rutland;  engaged  for  town  of  Rutland;  joined  Capt.  Wheeler's 
CO.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  10,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th) 
regt. ;  return  for  clothing  for  the  year  1777 ;  enlisted  March  10, 1777 ;  also.  Colonel's 
CO.  commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Benjamin  Heywood,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  rolls 
for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1779 ;  reported  joined  from  desertion  Aug.  18  [year  not  given] ; 
also.  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also.  Colonel's  co. 
commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Matthew  Chambers,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for 
Nov.  and  Dec,  1779;  also,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  10,  1780;  also,  Colonel's  co. 
commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Peter  Clayes,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Jan.- 
June,  1780;  reported  discharged  March  11,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent;  Capt.  Cindall's  co.. 
Col.  Whitney's  regt.;  age,  51  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  occu- 
pation, farmer;  engaged  July  5,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Sterling;  term,  3 
years ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Heywood's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  July,  1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  dated 
Camp  at  Peekskill ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Camp  Bald  Hill ; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Quarters,  Highlands;  also, 
muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1781-March,  1782,  dated  Hutts,  New  Boston,  and  sworn  to 
at  Quarters,  Highlands ;  reported  on  duty  with  tailors  in  Jan.,  1782,  on  duty  at  the 
Lines  in  Feb.,  1782,  on  duty  at  Peekskill  in  March,  1782;  also,  muster  rolls  for 
April,  May  and  June,  1782;  reported  as  having  gone  to  Danbury  with  materials 
for  clothing  April  8,  1782,  transferred  to  Invalid  corps  June  21,  1782;  also,  return 
of  recruits  sent  by  Massachusetts  as  a  portion  of  her  quota  of  the  Continental  Army 
subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781,  who  were  reported  unfit  for  duty;  Capt.  Benjamin 
Heywood's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.;  age,  61  yrs.;  stature,  a  ft.  8  in.;  complexion, 


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GiBBS,  Clark,  continued. 

light ;  hair,  light ;  occupation,  yeoman ;  birthplace,  Sudbury ;  residence,  Rut- 
land; engaged  for  town  of  Lancaster  (also  given  Sterling)  ;  term,  3  years;  re- 
ported decrepit  with  age. 

GiBBS,  Cornelius,  Easton.  Private,  Capt.  James  Perry's  co..  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sar- 
gent's regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  12, 1775 ;  enlisted  July  2, 1775 ;  service,  1  mo. 
13  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  21, 1775;  «^so,  Private,  Capt.  James 
Perry's  co.,  16th  regt. ;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1776  [service  not  given]  ;  reported  a  waiter ; 
roll  endorsed  "  3  mos.  from  Jan.  1  to  April  6, 1776 ;  "  also,  Capt.  Abiel  Clap's  co., 
Col.  Carpenter's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  34  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode 
Island  July  24,  1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co.,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  4, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  10, 1780 ;  service,  6  days ;  company  marched 
to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

GiBBS,  Daniel  {alias  Jonathan  Gary).  Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim 
Doolittle's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

GiBBS,  David,  Gloucester.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Array 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  20, 
1780 ;  age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Greenfield;  marched  to  camp  July  20,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Benjamin 
Warren ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct. 
25,  1780;  residence,  Gloucester;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the 
town  of  Greenfield  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched 
July  17,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  26,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  9  days;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Japheth  Daniels's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  July- 
Dec,  1780;  enlisted  July  20,  1780. 

GiBBS,  Ebenezer,  Easton.  Private,  Capt.  Macej'  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Walker's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  7 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  Capt.  James  Perry's  co., 
16th  Mass.  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776  [service  not  given]  ;  roll  endorsed  "3 
mos.  from  Jan.  1  to  April  6,  1776." 

GiBBS,  Edmund.  Private,  Capt.  William  Thurlo's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
service  from  July  30,  1778,  to  Sept.  13,  1778,  1  mo.  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 
Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

GiBBS,  Eliakim,  Sandwich.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Tobey's  co. ;  enlisted  July  18, 1775 ; 
service,  5  mos.  26  days ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  Micah  Ham- 
len's  CO.,  Col.  Simeon  Cary's  regt.;  enlisted  Feb.  2,  1776;  service  to  time  of 
marching,  6  days ;  also,  Capt.  Elisha  Nye's  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  1,  1776,  to 
Nov.  21, 1776, 2  mos.  21  days ;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence 
of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for 
gun  and  blanket  money  dated  Boston,  Feb.  24, 1777 ;  also.  Corporal,  in  a  com- 
pany commanded  by  Capt.  Ward  Swift  of  Sandwich ;  return  for  bounty  for  ser- 
vice on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  in  Oct.,  1777 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig. 
Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  28,  1780 ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  27, 
1780;  marched  to  camp  July  28,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Storer;  also,  list 
of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as 
having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay 
roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Sandwich  for  service  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  during  1780;  marched  July  11,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  26,  1781;  ser- 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  381 

GiBBS,  Eliakim,  continued. 

vice,  6  mos.  29  days,  travel  included ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Luke  Day's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  en- 
listed July  27,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  26,  1781 ;  enlistment,  6  months. 

GiBBS,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  Solomon  Brown's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  31, 1779;  discharged  Sept.  1, 1779;  service,!  mo. 6  days, 
travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. 

GiBBS,  Elijah.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn, 
Superintendent;  Capt.  Sawin's  co.,  Col.  Rand's  regt.;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
2  in.;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  March  5,  1781;  engaged 
for  town  of  Westminster;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Smart's  co., 
3d  Mass.  regt. ;  inspection  return  for  July,  1781. 

GiBBS,  Elisha,  Princeton.  Capt.  John  Jones's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.; 
receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Gibbs  and  others,  dated  Cam- 
bridge, July  1,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  April  27, 1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  a^so,  company  return  dated 
Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gibbs,  Ezekiel.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  service  from 
Dec.  29,  1776,  to  March  1,  1777;  credited  to  town  of  Sandwich.  [See  Eliakim 
Gibbs  ] 

Gibbs,  Francis,  Rutland.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  David  Bent  and  Capt.  Phineas  Walker,  dated  Pvutland,  Feb.  23, 
1778;  residence,  Rutland;  engaged  for  town  of  Rutland;  joined  Capt.  Wheeler's 
CO.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  co.,  Col. 
Thomas  Nixon's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Dec.  21,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Holden's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Nixon's 
(6th)  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Jan. -June,  1780 ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days ;  reported  a 
prisoner  of  war  Feb.  3,  1780;  also,  pay  abstract  made  up  from  Feb.  3,  1780,  for 
service  of  said  Gibbs  and  others  who  were  omitted  from  rolls  made  up  previous 
to  Aug.  1, 1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  27  days ;  reported  in  captivity ;  also,  pay  abstract 
for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1780 ;  service,  4  mos.  21  days. 

Gibbs,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Whiting's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  May  31,  1776; 
reported  discharged  Nov.  12,  1776. 

Gibbs,  Frederick.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Wash- 
burn, Superintendent ;  Capt.  Stone's  co..  Col.  Grout's  regt. ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  dark;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  Feb.  1,  1781; 
engaged  for  town  of  Rutland  ;  term,  3  j^ears ;  also,  receipt  dated  Rutland,  March 
5, 1781,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gibbs  and  others,  on  behalf  of  the  town  of  Rutland, 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gibbs,  Henry,  Marblehead.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Courtis's  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  25,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  9 
days.     [See  Henry  Giles.] 

Gibbs,  Hezekiah,  Bolton.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Hastings's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge; service,  8  days;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  James  Mirick's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt.;  entered  service  Oct.  1,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service, 
27  days,  travel  included,  under  Lieut.  Col.  Ephraim  Sawyer;  company  raised  in 
Bolton  and  Princeton  and  marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates  at 
Saratoga. 


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GiBBS,  Isaac,  Framingham.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Emes's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Gardner's  co.,  Col. 
Brooks's  regt. ;  company  return  endorsed  "  1776." 

GiBBS,  Isaac,  Gloucester.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  20,  1780;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for 
town  of  Greenfield;  marched  to  camp  July  20,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
Benjamin  Warren;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Toto- 
way,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  residence,  Gloucester ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised 
by  the  town  of  Greenfield  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780; 
marched  July  17,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  26,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  9  days;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Japheth  Daniels's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  payrolls 
for  July-Dec,  1780;  enlisted  July  20,  1780. 

GiBBS,  Isaac.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Capt.  William  Knox's  co..  Col.  John 
Mosley's  regt.;  service,  28  days;  detachment  marched  to  Ticonderoga  Oct.  21, 
1776,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robison  (Robinson)  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Blandford. 

GiBBS,  Israel.  2d  Sergeant,  Capt.  William  Cooley's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's  regt.; 
engaged  Sept.  22,  1776 ;  discharged  Nov.  12,  1776 ;  service,  2  mos.  3  days,  travel 
included.    Roll  dated  North  Castle. 

GiBBS,  Israel.  Fifer,  Capt.  William  Cannon's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 70  days;  company  drafted  and  marched  to  Ticonderoga  May  6,  1777,  and 
returned  home  July  14,  1777;  roll  sworn  to  at  Blandford;  also,  Capt.  Solomon 
Brown's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  engaged  July  31,  1779; 
discharged  Sept.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  6  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London, 
Conn. 

GiBBS,  Jabez  (also  given  Jr.),  Sandwich.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  from  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  (1st  Barnstable  Co.)  regt.,  dated 
Sandwich,  June  10,  1777 ;  residence.  Sandwich ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich ; 
joined  Capt.  Wadsworth's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  terra,  3  years;  also,  list  of 
men  mustered  by  Joseph  Otis,  Muster  Master  for  Barnstable  Co.,  dated  April  14, 
1777;  Capt.  Wordsworth's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  mustered  April  11,  1777; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Wadsworth's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  18,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  March  18, 
1777;  credited  with  52  days  allowance;  roll  dated  Boston;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  return  dated  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  28, 1778 ;  reported  mustered  by  Continental 
and  County  Muster  Masters;  a/so,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  5,  1780. 

GiBBS,  Jabez.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Nye's  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  1,  1776,  to  Nov.  21, 
1776,  2  mos.  21  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of 
seacoast. 

GiBBS,  Jacob,  Greenwich.  Return  of  men  drafted  from  Hampshire  Co.  militia  to 
march  to  Horse  Neclv  under  command  of  Col.  Samuel  How  [year  not  given],  but 
who  failed  to  join  regiment;  said  Gibbs  drafted  from  town  of  Greenwich;  drafted 
into  Capt.  Thompson's  co. 

GiBBS,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Perry's  co..  Col.  Haws's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  28, 
1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  17  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode 
Island. 


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GiBBs,  James,  Medford  (also  given  Sudbury  and  Charlestown).  List  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1st  Middlesex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  hy  Lieut. 
Stephen  Hall,  dated  Medford,  Feb.  19,  1778;  residence,  Medford;  engaged  for 
town  of  Medford;  joined  Capt.  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Patterson's  regt.;  term,  3 
years ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Rice's  (also  given  Capt.  Maynard's)  co..  Col.  Ezekiel  How's  (4th  Middlesex  Co.) 
regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Sudbury;  engaged  for  town  of  Sudbury;  term, 
during  war;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  19, 1777 ;  also,  Corporal,  Maj.  Cogswell's  co.,  Col. 
Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777, 
to  July  27,  1779;  reported  deserted;  Lieut.  Col.  Elijah  Vose  certified  May  8, 1780, 
that  said  Gibbs  had  returned  and  was  in  camp;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Cushing's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  Dec,  1778 :  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
pay  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  also,  Major's  co..  Col.  Joseph 
Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  residence,  Charlestown ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  3, 1781 ; 
Capt.  Luke  Hitchcock's  co.,  1st  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  27  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  light;  birthplace,  Glasgow,  Scotland;  residence,  Charles- 
town ;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1777,  by  Capt.  Cushing  at  Boston ;  enlistment,  during  war ; 
also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Luke  Hitchcock's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  mus- 
ter rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also.  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;, 
muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  June,  1781,  dated  Camp  Phillipsburgh ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
rolls  for  July-Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and 
Nov.  1781,  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts;  reported  on  furlough  in  Jan. 
and  Feb.,  1782;  also.  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1782, 
dated  Garrison  at  West  Point. 

Gibbs,  James,  Sturbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Sibley's  co.,  Col.  Danforth  Reyes's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Providence,  Dec.  22,  1777;  enlisted  July  8,  1777;  enlist- 
ment to  expire  Jan.  1,  1778;  also,  Capt.  John  Putnam's  co.,  detached  from  Col. 
John  Holman's  regt.  for  21  days  service  at  Providence,  R.  I. ;  return  dated  June 
22,  1778;  also,  Capt.  John  Putnam's  co..  Col.  Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  June  21, 
1778 ;  service,  26  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  from  Worcester  Co., 
June  20,  1778,  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Sullivan  at  Providence  for  21  days  ser- 
vice ;  roll  dated  Sutton ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  probablj'  in  July,  1779,  by 
Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.,  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  until 
Jan.  1,  1780;  Capt.  Clark's  co..  Col.  Davis's  regt.;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas 
Fish's  CO.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  July  11,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  17, 
1779;  service,  5  mos.  11  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Newport;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  4  days 
service,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport. 

Gibbs,  James.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  2d  Plymouth 
Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777  ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Marshfield  (also  given  Hanover) ;  joined  Capt.  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Vose's 
regt. ;  reported  a  transient. 

Gibbs,  James.  Private,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co.,  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug. 
24,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778;  service,  11  days,  at  Rhode  Island,  including 
travel  home. 

Gibbs,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Staples  Chamberlain's  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  29, 1780;  discharged  Aug.  7, 1780;  service,  13  days,  travel  included  ; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Gibbs,  Jesse,  Sudbury.  Corporal,  Capt.  Isaac  Locker's  co..  Col.  James  Brett's  regt., 
which  marclied  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord ;  service  between  April 
19,  and  April  21,  1775,  1  day. 


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GiBBS,  Job.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Hammond's  co.,  4th  Plymouth  Co.  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  White;  enlisted  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780; 
service,  9  days,  at  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm.    Roll  certified  at  Rochester. 

GiBKs,  JoHx,  Mendon.  Sergeant,  Capt.  William  Jennison's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury  and  Cambridge ;  service,  9 
days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Warren's  co., 
Col.  Joseph  Read's  (20th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April 
27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  26,  1775; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  21, 
1775;  also,  list  of  men  in  Capt.  Gershom  Nelson's  co.,  dated  July  19,  1776  ;  also, 
Private,  Lieut.  Seth  Thayer's  co.,  3d  Worcester  Co.  regt.;  enlisted  Dec.  8,  1776; 
service,  27  days;  company  marched  to  Providence,  R.  I.,  under  command  of 
Lieut.  Col.  Nathan  Tyler  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

GiBBs,  John,  Scituate.  Capt.  Joseph  Stetson's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  gun 
and  blanket  money  dated  Boston,  Feb.  24, 1777 ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  1,  1776;  regiment  raised  to 
serve  until  March  1, 1777 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  2d  Plymouth  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7, 
1777;  residence,  Scituate;  engaged  for  town  of  Scituate;  joined  Capt.  Winslow's 
CO.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  between 
March  5,  and  March  22,  1777,  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth 
Co. ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  also.  Private,  5th  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  24,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt. 
Nathaniel  Winslow's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  rations  allowed  from 
date  of  enlistment,  March  22,  1777,  to  April  8,  1777;  credited  with  18  days 
allowance ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  furnished  their  own 
blankets,  dated  Boston,  April  29,  1777 ;  [name  cancelled  on  return]  ;  also,  Capt. 
Jacob  Wales's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th)  regt.;  return  of  men 
in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at  Boston,  Jan.  28,  1779;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted 
March  17,  1777 ;  reported  on  command  at  Newtown  in  Jan.,  1779,  transferred  to 
the  infantry  April  1,  1779;  also.  Drummer,  2d  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also, 
descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Feb.  20,  1780,  and  endorsed  "  Capt.  Josiah 
Smith's  return;"  2d  (also  given  Capt.  Lunt's  and  Capt.  Othniel  Taylor's)  co., 
10th  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  (also  given  5  ft.  6)  in. ;  complexion, 
light  (also  given  dark);  hair,  light  (also  given  dark);  residence,  Scituate;  en- 
listed Dec.  17,  1779,  by  Lieut.  Alden ;  term,  during  war;  also.  Drummer,  Col. 
Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  24  mos.;  also,  Capt. 
Matthew  Chambers's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  wages  allowed 
for  Dec,  1782;  also,  7th  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  return  of  men 
entitled  to  gratuity  for  serving  during  war,  agreeable  to  act  of  Congress  of  May 
15,  1778. 

GiBBS,  John,  Swanzej^  Private,  Capt.  Peleg  Shearman's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpen- 
ter's (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service  from  Oct.  13,  1777,  to  Oct.  18,  1777,  5  da.vs,  in- 
cluding travel  from  Swanzey  to  Rowland's  Feny,  on  a  secret  expedition  to 
Rhode  Island  at  request  of  Gen.  Spencer;  also,  Capt.  Peleg  Peck's  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  3,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  ser- 
vice, 7  days ;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm ;  by  order  of  Col. 
Slead  all  the  men  in  Swanzey  were  joined  in  one  company  under  Capt.  Peck,  the 
other  officers  refusing  to  serve. 

GiBBS,  John,  Wareham.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Noah  Fearing's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield;  service,  2  days;  also. 
Captain,  Col.  Sprout's  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  marched  to  Falmouth  on 
the  alarm  at  Elizabeth  Islands  Dec.  8,  1776;  also.  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt.; 


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GiBBs,  John,  continued. 

service,  13  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  10, 
1776 ;  also,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  (4th  Plymouth  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  Sept. 
6,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1778;   service,  5  days;  company  marched  to  Dart- 
mouth Sept.  6,  1778,  on  an  alarm;  also,  same  regt.;  engaged  Sept.  13, 1778;  dis- 
charged Sept.  18,   1778 ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  Falmouth  on  an 
alarm;  also,  same  regt.;  entered  service  Sept.  10, 1779;  discharged  Sept.  13,1779 
service,  3  days ;  company  marched  to  Falmouth  Sept.  10,  1779,  on  an  alarm 
also,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt. ;  appointed  July  10, 1780;  discharged  Oct.  27, 1780 
service,  3  mos.  18  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  3  months. 

GiBKS,  John.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Capt.  William  Knox's  co.,  Col.  John 
Mosley's  regt.;  service,  28  days;  detachment  marched  to  Ticonderoga  Oct.  21, 
1776,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robison  (Robinson)  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Blandford. 

GiBBS,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Ward  Swift's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service,  4  days, 
on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778. 

GiBBs,  John  (also  given  Jr.).  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Briggs's  co..  Col.  Theophilus 
Cotten's  regt..  Gen.  Palmer's  brigade ;  service,  32  days,  on  a  secret  expedition  to 
Tiverton,  R.  I.,  Sept.  29,  1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  dated  Rochester, 
May  2,  1778,  signed  by  said  Gibbs  and  others,  for  bounty  for  service  at  Rhode 
Island;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Gibbs's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  (4th  Plym- 
outh Co.)  regt.;  entered  service  Sept.  6,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1778;  service, 
5  days ;  company  marched  to  Dartmouth  Sept.  6,  1778,  on  an  alarm ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  entered  service  Sept.  13,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  18,  1778;  service, 
5  days ;  company  marched  to  Falmouth  on  an  alarm ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Wareham ; 
also,  Capt.  Gibbs's  co.,  4th  Plymouth  Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  White; 
entered  service  July  31,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  9  days,  on  an 
alarm  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Wareham. 

GiBBS,  Jonas  Clark.  Private,  Capt.  David  Bent's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ; 
service,  11  days;  company  detached  Aug.  20,  1777,  and  marched  from  Rutland 
to  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

Gibbs,  Jonathan,  Sturbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Parker's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6 
days. 

Gibbs,  Jonathan  (also  given  Jr.),  Wareham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Noah  Fearing's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield;  ser- 
vice, 4  days ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Gibbs's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's 
regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  marched  to  Falmouth  on  the  alarm  at  Elizabeth 
Islands  of  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  13  days ;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  10,  1776;  also,  Capt.  John  Gibbs's 
CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  (4th  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.;  entered  service  Sept.  6, 
1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  10, 1778 ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  Dartmouth 
Sept.  6,  1778,  on  an  alarm;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  entered  service  Sept.  13, 
1778;  discharged  Sept.  18,  1778;  service,  5  daj'^s;  company  marched  to  Falmouth 
on  an  alarm. 

Gibbs,  Joseph,  Mendon.  Private,  Capt.  William  Jennison's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury  and  Cambridge;  service,  9 
days. 

Gibbs,  Joseph,  Princeton.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doo- 
little's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gibbs,  Joseph,  Wareham.  Private,  Capt.  John  Gibbs's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's 
(4th  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  6,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1778;  ser- 


386  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GiBBS,  Joseph,  continued. 

vice,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  Dartmouth  Sept.  6,  1778,  on  an  alarm ;  also, 
list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co.,  to  serve 
until  Jan.  1, 1779,  endorsed  "9  months  enlistment;  "  residence,  Wareham;  also, 
Private,  Sergt.  Elisha  Ruggles's  detachment;  enlisted  July  1,  1778;  discharged 
Jan.  1,  1779;  service,  6  mos. ;  detachment  stationed  at  Rochester  and  Wareham; 
also,  Capt.  John  Gibbs's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  (4th  Plymouth  Co.)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  10,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1779;  service,  3  days;  company 
marched  to  Falmouth  Sept.  10,  1779,  on  an  alarm. 

GiBBS,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Lamb's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  (Worcester  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  29,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  14  days,  travel 
included;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  July  29,  1780. 

GiBBS,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co.,  Col.  John  Rand's  (Worcester 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  11,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  10 
days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

GiBBs,  JosHL'A,  Gloucester.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  20,  1780;  age,  20  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for 
town  of  Greenfield;  marched  to  camp  July  20,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
Benjamin  Warren  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Toto- 
way,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  residence,  Gloucester;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised 
by  the  town  of  Greenfield  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780; 
marched  July  17,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  26,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  9  days;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Japheth  Daniels's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  pay  rolls 
for  July-Dec,  1780;  enlisted  July  20,  1780, 

GiBBS,  Joshua.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Gibbs's  co..  Col.  Sprout's  regt.;  service, 2  days; 
company  marched  to  Falmouth  on  the  alarm  at  Elizabeth  Islands  of  Dec.  8, 1776 ; 
roll  dated  Wareham;  also,  Capt.  John  Gibbs's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  (4th 
Plymouth  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  Sept.  6,  1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1778 ; 
service,  5  days;  company  marched  to  Dartmouth  Sept.  6,  1778,  on  an  alarm; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  entered  service  Sept.  13,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  18, 
1778;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  Falmouth  on  an  alarm;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Wareham ;  also,  Capt.  John  Gibbs's  co.,  4th  Plymouth  Co.  regt.  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  White;  entered  service  July  31,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780; 
service,  9  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Wareham. 

GiBBS,  Joshua,  Jr.,  Wareham.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Fearing's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield;  service,  4  days. 

GiBBS,  Josiah.  Private,  Capt.  Elihu  Gifford's  co..  Col.  Turner's  regt. ;  enlisted  July 
28,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1781 ;  regiment  raised  in  Barnstable  and  Bristol 
counties  for  5  months  service  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

GiBBS,  Micah,  Sandwich.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  (1st  Barnstable)  regt.,  dated  Sandwich,  June  10, 
1777;  residence.  Sandwich;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich;  joined  Capt.  Wads- 
worth's  CO.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  (also  given  during  war) ;  reported 
mustered  April  11,  1777,  by  Joseph  Otis,  Muster  Master  for  Barnstable  Co.;  also 
reported  mustered  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph 
Wadsworth's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  March  27,  1777,  to  Oct.  7, 1777;  reported  killed  Oct.  7, 
1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment, 
March  27,  1777;  credited  with  43  days  allowance;  roll  dated  Boston;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  28,  1778. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  387 

GiBBS,  MiCAH.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.,  Col.  Simeon  Gary's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Feb.  2, 1776 ;  service  to  time  of  marching,  6  days ;  Roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

GiBBS,  Micah.  Private,  Capt.  Ward  Swift's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  4  days, 
on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778. 

GiBBS,  Michael,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Hodges's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Fran- 
cis's regt. ;  company  receipts  for  wages  from  Aug.  12,  1776,  to  Oct.  31,  1776, 
dated  Dorchester ;  a/so,  same  co.  and  regt.;  payroll  for  travel  allowance  dated 
Nov.  29, 1776;  credited  with  2  days  allowance;  company  drafted  from  Rehoboth, 
Attleborough,  Norton,  Mansfield,  and  Easton. 

GiBBS,  Michael,  Sandwich.  Company  order  for  wages,  payable  to  Capt.  Samuel  King, 
dated  Hull,  June  20,  1776;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  King's  co.,  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  June  4,  1776,  4  days  prior  to  marching,  to  Aug.  1, 
1776,  1  mo.  8  days;  roll  dated  Camp  at  Hull. 

GiBBS,  Nathan,  Easton.  Private,  Capt.  Macey  Williams's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service  between  April  19,  and  April  28, 
1775,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  Macey  Williams's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  7  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiv- 
alent in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  6,  1775. 

GiBBS,  Nathan,  Easton.  Private,  Capt.  James  Perry's  company.  Col.  Paul  Dudley 
Sargent's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  12,  1775;  enlisted  July  3,  1775;  service, 
1  mo.  12  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  21,  1775. 

GiBBs,  Nathan,  Easton.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  White's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  8,  1778;  service,  22  days,  on 
expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

GiBBS,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co..  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  4,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  10,  1780 ;  service,  6  days ;  company  marched  to 
Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

GiBBS,  Nathaniel,  Sutton.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Sibley's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Braintree; 
service,  7  days. 

GiBBS,  Nathaniel  (also  given  Nathan).  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Nye's  co. ;  service 
between  Jan.  4,  1776,  and  Feb.  29,  1776,  9  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth 
Islands;  roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co.;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  April  5,  1776; 
service  to  Sept.  1,  1776,  4  mos.  26  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands 
for  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. ;  also,  same  co. ;  service 
between  Sept.  1,  1776,  and  Nov.  21,  1776,  1  mo.  19  days;  company  stationed  at 
Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

GiBBs,  Paul.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmor's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  11,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  25  days,  travel 
included ;  company  engaged  to  serve  with  Northern  army  until  last  day  of  Nov., 
1777. 

GiBBS,  Pelatiah.  Capt.  Samuel  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  21,  1775. 

GiBBS,  Pelatiah.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Marshall  Baker's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's 
regt..;  enlisted  Aug.  2,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  12  days, 
travel  included ;  company  detached  to  march  to  Rhode  Island  and  serve  for  6 
weeks;  roll  dated  Upton;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Ichabod  Thayer's  co..  Col. 
Nathan  Tyler's  regt.,  entered  service  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780; 
service,  15  days,  travel  included  ;  company  ordered  to  march  to  Rhode  Island  ou 
the  alarm  of  July  -,  1780. 


388  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GiBBS,  Phineas.  Private,  Capt.  Lawson  Buckminster's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Abner  Perry's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  14  days,  includ- 
ing travel  home;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

GiBBS,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  Ward  Swift's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  6 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept  6,  1778. 

GiBBS,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Ward  Swift's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service,  6 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778. 

GiBBS,  Samuel,  Sandwich.  Private,  Capt.  Ward  Swift's  (2d  Sandwich)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

GiBBS,  Samuel,  Westminster.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Willson's  co.,  Col.  Danforth 
Reyes's  regt.;  engaged  Aug.  14,  1777;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1777,  4  mos.  16  days, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance 
from  place  of  discharge  home,  dated  Providence,  Dec.  29,  1777 ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  service  from  Dec.  1,  1777,  to  date  of  discharge,  Jan.  3,  1778,  1  mo.  3 
days;  roll  dated  Providence. 

GiBBS,  Samuel,  Westminster.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood,  of  6th  Mass. 
regt.,  at  Springfield,  July  6,  1780 ;  age,  IS  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  1  in. ;  complexion, 
ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of  Westminster ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  5,  1780 ; 
marched  to  camp  July  6,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Taylor,  of  2d  Mass. 
regt. ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen. 
Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Westminster  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  3,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  16, 
1780;  service,  5  mos.  24  days,  travel  included;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Fox's 
(3d)  CO.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt. ;  service  from  July  5, 1780,  to  Aug.  1, 
1780,  26  days. 

GiBBS,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Ward  Swift's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service,  10 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778. 

GiBBS,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  en- 
listed June  28,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  28,  1779;  service,  7  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  North  river ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1778;  reported  sick  in  hospital,  not  joined  since  muster; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Dec,  1778 ;  reported  not  joined ; 
also,  order  dated  Petersham,  June  17, 1779,  for  wages  for  service  in  Capt.  Stearns's 
CO.,  Col.  Wood's  regt. 

GiBBS,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  6, 1779 ;  discharged 
Jan.  6,  1780;  service,  3  mos.,  with  guards  at  Springfield  ;  company  detached  for 
3  months  from  time  of  joining  at  Springfield. 

GiBBs,  Samuel,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Ward  Swift's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  8 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778. 

GiBBS,  Seth.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Porter's  co..  Col.  David  Roseter's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  17, 1780;  service,  3  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Berkshire 
of  Oct.  14,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  18,  1780;  discharged  Oct. 
21,  1780 ;  service,  4  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Berkshire  of  Oct.  18,  1780. 

GiBBS,  Stephex.  Corporal,  Capt.  Stephen  Churchill's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's 
regt.;  engaged  March  9,  1781;  discharged  March  31,  1781;  service,  23  days,  at 
Newport,  R.  I. ;  company  raised  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock  to 
serve  for  40  days,  unless  sooner  discharged. 


IN  THE  WAE  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.        389 

GiBBS,  Sylvanus.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Palmer's  co.,  Col.  John  Cushing's  regt. ; 
marched  Sept.  26,  1776;  service,  I  mo.  26  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment,  2 
months;  roll  dated  Newport  and  sworn  to  at  Falmouth,  Barnstable  Co.;  also, 
Sergeant,  Capt.  Ward  Swift's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  7  days,  on  an 
alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  Sept.  6,  1778 ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  8th  co., 
Col.  Freeman's  (1st  Barnstable  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  com- 
missioned April  21,  1779. 

GiBBS,  Thomas,  Sandwich.  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co. ;  list  of  men  raised  from  various 
towns  in  Barnstable  Co.,  dated  Dorchester,  Sept.  4,  1776;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Bangs's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  from  home  and  return, 
dated  Boston,  Nov.  26,  1776;  credited  with  3  days  allowance;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  pay  roll  for  gun  and  blanket  money  dated  Boston,  Feb.  24,  1777;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  17,  1776  ; 
regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777. 

GiBBS,  TH03IAS  (also  given  2d  and  Jr.),  Sandwich.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded 
by  Capt.  Ward  Swift  of  Sandwich ;  return  for  bounty  for  service  on  a  secret  ex- 
pedition to  Rhode  Island  in  Oct.,  1777 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9, 

1779,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Tisdale, 
at  Springfield,  Aug.  23,  1779;  Capt.  Swift's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  age,  23 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich ;  also, 
receipt  for  equipments,  given  to  Capt.  James  Tisdale,  dated  Aug.  23,  1779;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  John  Peirce's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  (15th)  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Jan.-June,  1780, dated  Robinson's  Farms;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1779;  discharged 
May  13,  1780;  enlistment,  9  months;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 

1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John 
Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  19, 1780;  age, 24  yrs.;  stature, 5  ft. 9 in.;  complexion, 
light;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandwich;  marched  to  camp  July  19,  1780,  under 
command  of  Capt.  Clark ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  rt;so,pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Sandwich  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  11, 
1780;  discharged  Dec.  9,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  12  days,  travel  included. 

GiBBS,  Thomas,  Sunderland.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  22,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  17  days, 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Northern  army;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Armj-for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreea- 
ble to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner, 
by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  7,  1780;  age,  28  yrs.;  stature,  5 
ft.  3  in. ;  complexion,  negro ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sunderland ;  marched  to  camp 
July  7,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Dix ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6 
months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in 
a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Sunderland  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during 
1780;  marched  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  5,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  8  days, 
travel  included ;  reported  detached  from  Capt.  Montague's  co..  Col.  Williams's 
regt. ;  joined  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Bates's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point; 
enlisted  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  5,  1781 ;  enlistment,  6  months. 

GiBBS,  Thomas.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Capt.  Job  Crocker  of  Eastham, 
Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.;  enlisted  July  2,  1777;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1777; 
service,  5  mos.  18  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island  and  sundry  places  in 
Massachusetts  ;  enlistment,  6  months  from  July  1,  1777. 


390  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND  SAILORS 

GiBBS,  Thomas.  Marine,  ship  "General  Putnam,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Daniel 
Waters;  enlisted  July  15  (also  given  July  12),  1779;  service  to  Sept.  7,  1779,  1 
mo.  22  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

GiBBS,  Thomas.  Private,  Colonel's  co.  commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  John  Hobby,  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt. ;  joined  July  19,  1780;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1780,  12 


GiBBS,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  James  Perry's  co.,  16th  Mass.  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 
1776  [service  not  given]  ;  roll  endorsed  "  3  mos.  from  Jan.  1  to  April  6,  1776; " 
also,  Capt.  Israel  Trow's  co.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt. ;  service,  18  days,  in 
April  and  May,  1777,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  raised  in  Bristol  Co.;  also, 
Capt.  Israel  Trow's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  May  14,  1777, 
to  July  6,  1777,  54  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Abiel  Clap's  co..  Col.  Car- 
penter's (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  34  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island 
July  24,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Matthew  Randell's  co..  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  28,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,  travel  in- 
cluded ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

GiBBS,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  James  Cooper's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  (14th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.-Dec,  1780,  dated  Huts  near  West  Point;  enlisted 
July  6,  1780;  enlistment,  6  months. 

GiBBs,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  David  Holbrook's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781 ;  enlisted  July  13,  1781 ;  enlistment, 
1  year;  reported  on  guard  in  Aug.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Jan., 
1782,  dated  York  Hutts ;  also.  Private,  6th  co. ;  order  dated  Dec.  26,  1783,  for 
wages  for  May-Dec.  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  oi-ders  accepted 
on  account  of  wages. 

GiBBS,  William.  Capt.  Chaimberlain's  co. ;  list  of  men  belonging  to  Col.  Wheelock's 
regt.  who  were  discharged;  said  Gibbs  discharged  Nov.  11,  1776. 

GiBBS,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Perry's  co.,  Col.  Haws's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  5, 
1778;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode 
Island. 

GiBBS,  Zenas,  Rutland.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Adam 
Wheeler's  (2d)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  regimental  return 
dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  receipts  for 
wages  for  Sept.-Dec,  1776;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  return  of  men 
who  engaged  to  serve  the  month  of  Jan.,  1777,  dated  Springfield,  Jan.  25,  1777; 
also,  Capt.  Wheeler's  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  returned  the  equipments 
used  in  campaign  of  1776,  dated  Chatham,  Feb.  1,  1776;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  David  Bent  and  Capt. 
Phineas  Walker,  dated  Rutland,  Feb.  23,  1778;  residence,  Rutland;  engaged  for 
town  of  Rutland  ;  joined  Capt.  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  term,  3  j-ears ; 
also,  Private,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  10,  1777,  to  Feb.  4,  1779;  reported  deserted; 
accompanying  certificate,  signed  by  Capt.  Benjamin  Heywood,  states  that  said 
Gibbs  returned  to  duty  and  was  in  camp  in  April,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Wheeler's 
CO.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  return  for  clothing  for  the  year  1777 ;  enlisted  March  10, 
1777;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  March  23,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also.  Colonel's  co., 
commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Peter  Clayes,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Jan.- 
June,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  9  days;  reported  returned  from  desertion  March  23, 
1780;  also,  Capt.  Holden's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.;  return  of  men 
ill  need  of  clothing  dated  Peekskill,  July  31,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay 
rolls  for  July-Dec,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  (later  Capt.  Mason  AVottles's) 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  wages  allowed  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  to 
date  of  discharge,  April  29,  1781,  3  months  29  days. 


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GiBBS,  Zephaniah.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Allton's  co.,  Col.  John  Rand's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  9,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  11  days,  travel 
included,  at  West  Point;  company  raised  for  3  months.  Roll  sworn  to  at 
Charlton. 

GiBBSON,  William.  Corporal,  Capt.  Thomas  Mellen's  co.,  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.; 
entered  service  July  28,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  10,  1780 ;  service,  14  days,  on  an 
alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

GiBEONS,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Crane's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  2,  1779;  service 
to  May  4,  1779,  3  mos.  2  days,  with  guards  at  Boston. 

Gibes,  David.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  June  22,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gibes  by 
Jonathan  Counat,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  13  of  the  town  of  Beverly,  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gibes,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Freedom  Chamberlin's  co..  Col.  Cary's  regt. ;  company 
return  dated  Cortlandt  Manor,  Nov.  22,  1776. 

Gibes,  Pelatiah.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Seagrave's  co..  Col.  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted 
June  19,  1778;  discharged  July  12, 1778;  service,  26  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  com- 
pany raised  for  21  days  service.    Roll  dated  Uxbridge. 

Gibes,  Seth.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Yale's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct. 
20,  1781 ;  service,  12  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  from  Lee  and 
Lenox  to  Stillwater  Oct.  12,  1781,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Rosseter  on  an  alarm. 

GiBiNS,  John,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Curtis's  (1st)  co..  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] . 

Gibison,  John.  Capt.  Jonathan  Danforth's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  David 
Brewer's)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at 
Roxbury,  Nov.  6,  1775. 

Gibs,  Ansel.  Private,  Capt.  William  Weston's  co.;  enlisted  Oct.  8,  1776;  discharged 
Dec.  31,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  22  days;  company  stationed  at  the  Gurnet  for 
defence  of  Plymouth  harbor. 

Gibs,  Cornelius.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Hodges's  co..  Col.  Carpenter's  regt. ;  service 
from  July  27,  1778,  to  Aug.  13,  1778,  18  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gibs,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Sibley's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt.;  enlisted 
July  8, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo. ;  roll  dated  North  Kingston  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
list  of  men  stationed  at  North  Kingston  Dec.  8, 1777,  dated  Sturbridge ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  dated  Providence,  allowing  1  mo.  3  days 
service  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gibs,  John.  Captain,  5th  co.,  4th  Plymouth  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers 
chosen  by  the  respective  companies  in  said  regiment  March  5,  1776,  as  returned 
by  Ebenezer  Sproutt  and  Ebenezer  White,  field  officers;  ordered  in  Council 
May  9,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  May  9, 
1776. 

Gibs,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Lamb's  co..  Col.  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug. 
15,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  20,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days,  travel  included,  with 
Northern  army. 

Gibs,  Joseph.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ignatius  Loring's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Putnam's  (Plymouth 
Co.)  regt. ;  appointed  Sept.  4,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  14 
days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Washington 
for  3  months. 

Gibs,  Michael.  Company  receipt  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  29,  1776,  for  wages  for  ser- 
vice in  Capt.  Hodges's  co.  in  Nov.,  1776. 


392  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gibs,  Zephaniah.  Order  dated  Sturbridge,  March  28,  1782,  signed  by  said  Gibs  and 
others,  for  wages  for  3  mos.  service  in  1780  in  Capt.  Alton's  co..  Col.  J.  Rand's 
regt. 

Gibson, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gibbson,  Gibison,  Gilson, 

Gipson,  Jepson.] 

Gibson,  Abraham,  Fitchburg.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775 ;  marched  April  19, 1775 ;  returned  April  25, 1775 ;  service,  7  days ;  also,  Capt. 
Nathaniel  Carter's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept. 
17,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  15  days,  travel  included,  at  the 
Northward;  roll  sworn  to  at  Leominster;  also,  Capt.  John  White's  co.,  Col. 
Abijah  Stearns's  regt.;  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  discharged  June  20,  1778;  service, 
2  mos.  23  days,  travel  included,  at  and  about  Boston  ;  i-oll  dated  Lancaster;  also, 
Capt.  Peter  Woodbury's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ;  enlisted  July 
11,  1778;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1778;  service,  3  mos.,  at  Cambridge;  roll  certified 
at  Lancaster;  also,  Capt.  Timothy  Boutell's  co..  Col.  John  Rand's  (Worcester 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  20,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  1 
day,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gibson,  Arrington  (also  given  Arriton)  ,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  William  AVhitcomb's 
(Stow)  CO.,  Col.  James  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775 ;  service,  16  days ;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's  regt. ; 
pay  abstract  for  mileage  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  27, 1776,  and 
endorsed  "at  Dorchester  Heights;"  also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  1,  1776;  service,  3  mos.,  guarding 
stores  at  Boston;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777. 

Gibson,  Benjamin.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Cathcart;  engaged  June  27,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  6,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  11 
days.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gibson,  Bezaleel,  Fitchburg.  Private,  Capt.  William  Henry's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  3, 
1779;  discharged  Nov.  10,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  11  days,  travel  included,  at  Castle 
and  Governor's  Islands;  company  raised  in  Worcester  Co. 

Gibson,  David.  Corporal,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph  Sargent  of 
Princeton  ;  service  from  May  5,  1777,  to  July  12, 1777, 67^  days,  at  Rhode  Island ; 
company  drafted  from  Col.  Whitney's  and  Col.  Stearns's  regts.  and  marched  to 
serve  under  Gen.  Spencer;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also,  Capt.  Sargent's  co..  Col. 
Josiah  Whitney's  I'egt. ;  pay  roll  for  mileage  dated  June  22, 1777 ;  credited  to  town 
of  Fitchburg ;  also,  receipt  given  to  Kendall  Boutell,  signed  by  said  Gibson,  dated 
Fitchburg,  Aug.  18,  1777,  for  mileage  from  Rhode  Island  home,  etc. 

Gibson,  Ephraim,  Ashby.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Stone's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
William  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
10  days;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Stearns's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  13,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  20  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Charlestown,  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Job 
Shattuck's  co..  Col.  John  Robinson's  regt.;  service,  6  days;  roll  made  up  from 
time  of  enlistment  to  time  of  marching  to  camp  and  dated  Cambridge,  March  -,  1776. 

Gibson,  Ephraim.  Lieutenant ;  list  of  men  drafted  Aug.  2, 1777,  to  serve  for  3  months ; 
also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Aaron  Jewett's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  engaged 
July  25,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  5  days ;  company  raised 
in  Littleton,  Westford,  Groton,  Shirley,  Townsend,  and  Ashby,  and  marched  to 
Bennington  on  an  alarm ;  also,  1st  (also  given  2d)  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Aaron  Jewett's 
CO.,  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt. ;  engaged  Aug.  29,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29, 
1777  ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  travel  included,  at  North  river,  at  the  time  of  taking 
Gen.  Burgoyne;  company  marched  to  Saratoga;  roll  dated  Littleton;  also,  1st 


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Gibson,  Ephraim,  continued. 

Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  rations  allowed  from  Aug.  29,  1777,  to  Dec.  10, 
1777;  service  with  Northern  army;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Locke's 
(9th)  CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list 
of  officers ;  commissioned  May  11,  1779. 

Gibson,  Francis.  Marine,  frigate  "  Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
engaged  Oct.  28,  1778 ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month ;  reported 
drowned  April  12,  1779. 

Gibson,  Isaac,  Fitchburg.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
marched  April  19,  1775;  returned  April  29,  1775;  service,  11  days. 

Gibson,  James,  Deerfield.  Private,  Capt.  Jonas  Locke's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Wil- 
liams's regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  12  days. 

Gibson,  James  (also  given  Jr.),  Hopkinton.  Capt.  James  Mellen's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Ward's  regt.;  order  signed  by  Maj.  Edward  Barns  for  cartridge  boxes,  dated 
Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  18,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  10  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Winch's  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Bullard's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  16, 1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29, 1777 ;  service,  3  mos. 
25  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department. 

Gibson,  James.  Seaman ;  list  of  prisoners  sent  from  Halifax  to  Boston  in  the  cartel 
"  Silver  Eel "  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by 
Bat.  Fox,  Commissary. 

Gibson,  John,  Ashby.  Private,  Capt.  John  Jones's  co.,  Col.  James  Prescott's  regt., 
which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
7  days;  also,  list  of  men  who  enlisted  Jan.  29,  1776,  for  the  term  of  2  months,  or 
who  procured  others  to  serve  in  their  stead ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Job  Shatttuck's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Robinson's  regt. ;  service,  6  days ;  roll  made  up  from  time  of  enlist- 
ment to  time  of  marching  to  camp  and  dated  Cambridge,  March  -,  1776;  also. 
Sergeant;  list  of  men  who  enlisted  into  Continental  Army  in  July,  1776,  and 
sei'ved  5  mos.  at  the  Westward. 

Gibson,  John,  Fitchburg.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ; 
marched  April  19, 1775 ;  returned  April  26, 1775 ;  service,  8  days ;  also,  Capt.  Abijah 
Wyman's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  April  30,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  19  days;  also,  company  return  dated 
Cambridge,  Oct.  3,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Fitchburg,  April  23,  1776,  signed  by  the  Selectmen ;  reported  supposed  to 
have  been  killed  in  battle  at  Bunker  Hill  June  17,  1775. 

Gibson,  John,  Hopkinton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Homes's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  2  days. 

Gibson,  John,  Palmer.  Private,  Capt.  David  Speer's  co..  Col.  Pynchon's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  14  days;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan 
Danforth's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's  (9th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  June  1,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  5  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7, 
1775. 

Gibson,  John,  York.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster  Master  for 
York  Co.,  dated  Wells,  Feb.  1,  1777;  Capt.  James  Donnel's  co.,  Col.  Samuel 
Brewer's  regt. ;  enlistment,  3  3'ears ;  reported  received  State  bounty  ;  also.  Sergeant, 
Capt.  A.  Williams's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  reported  as  serving  7  mos. 
10  days  as  Sergeant,  28  mos.  21  days  as  Sergeant  Major;  promoted  to  Sergeant 


394  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gibson,  John,  continued. 

Major  Aug.  11,  1777;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  James  Donnell's  co.,  Col.  Samuel 
Brewer's  regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  5,  1777,  to 
March  20,  1777;  credited  with  88  rations,  including  14  rations  allowed  on  march 
to  Bennington;  roll  dated  Boston;  also,  Sergeant  Major,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
return  dated  Camp  at  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  22,  1778;  mustered  by  State  Muster 
Master;  reported  promoted  Aug.  10,  1777. 

Gibson,  John.  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in 
camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17,  1775.     [See  John  Jepson.] 

Gibson,  John.  Drummer,  Capt.  Charles  Smith's  co.;  receipts  dated  Ipswich,  Sept.  15, 
and  Sept.  30, 1775,  signed  by  said  Gibson  and  others,  for  advance  pay  for  1  month 
and  4  weelvs  billeting,  respectively,  received  of  Michael  Farley,  Muster  Master 
and  Pay  Master  for  men  raised  in  Ipswich  and  stationed  there  for  defence  of  sea- 
coast;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  July  22,  1775;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1775,  3  mos.  18 
da3's;  company  raised  in  Ipswich  for  defence  of  seacoast  in  Essex  Co.  and 
stationed  in  said  county;  also,  Private,  same  co. ;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1775,  to 
Jan.  1,  1776,  2  mos.  6  days ;  company  raised  in  Ipswich  for  defence  of  seacoast  in 
Essex  Co.  and  stationed  in  said  county. 

Gibson,  John.  1st  Lieutenant,  schooner  "Fair  Lady"  (privateer),  commanded  bj' Capt. 
Jacob  Martin;  petition  signed  by  said  Martin,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  others, 
all  of  Ipswich,  asliing  that  he  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  said  schooner; 
ordered  in  Council  Aug.  23,  1776, that  a  commission  be  issued;  also,  Lieutenant, 
schooner  "Fair  Lady"  (privateer),  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph  Dennis;  peti- 
tion signed  by  said  Dennis,  in  behalf  of  the  owners,  all  of  Ipswich,  asking  that 
he  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  said  schooner;  ordered  in  Council 
Oct.  10,  1776,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gibson,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  co.,  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ; 
enlisted  April  26,  1777;  discharged  May  20,  1777;  service,  25  days;  company 
called  out  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  and  ordered  to  Saratoga;  also,  Private,  in 
a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Eleazer  Taylor,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service,  4  days; 
company  marched  Aug.  17,  1777,  as  far  as  Pittsfield  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington; 
also,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  detachment  from  Col.  Ashley's  regt. ;  enlisted  June 
4,1778;  discharged  July  15, 1778 ;  service,  41  days  ;  detachmentordered  to  Albany 
by  Gen.  John  Fellows. 

Gibson,  John.  Seaman ;  list  of  prisoners  sent  from  Halifax  to  Boston  in  the  cartel 
"Silver  Eel"  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by 
Bat.  Fox,  Commissary. 

Gibson,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mellen's  co.,  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  28,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  10,  1780 ;  service,  14  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode 
Island. 

Gibson,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Sargent's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Oct.  7,  1780  ;  reported  deserted  Oct. 
7, 1780;  also,  descriptive  list  returned  by  order  of  Gen.  Heath,  dated  Jan.  10, 1781 ; 
Capt.  "Winthrop  Sargent's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ; 
complexion,  dark;  rank,  Matross;  engaged  June  16,  1780,  by  Lieut.  Hiwell; 
term,  during  war ;  reported  promoted  to  Sergeant  the  day  he  enlisted ;  deserted 
Nov.  14,  1780. 

Gibson,  John.  Private,  Capt.  James  Mallon's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  27, 1781 ;  service, 3  mos.  27  days, travel  included; 
regiment  raised  in  Essex  and  Plymouth  counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  3  months. 


IN   THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  395 

GiKsoN,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Browning's  co.,  Col.  Seth  Murray's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  17, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  1  day, 
travel  included ;  compan.y  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  payable  to  Capt.  David  Speer,  dated  Palmer, 
May  25,  1782,  signed  by  said  Gibson  and  others,  for  wages  for  3  mos.  service  in 
1780. 

OiBSON,  Jonathan,  Ashby.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Stone's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
William  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
6  days. 

Gibson,  Jonathan,  Fitchburg.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  co..  Col.  John  Whet- 
comb's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to 
Cambridge ;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  25,  1775 ;  service,  6  days ;  also,  Capt. 
John  Fuller's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  ^  day;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages 
for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  company  return 
dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gibson,  Nathaniel,  Fitchburg.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  co..  Col.  John  Whet- 
comb's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  25,  1775;  service,  6  daj's;  also,  Capt. 
John  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  April  25,  1775  ;  service,  3  mos.  ^  day ;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages 
for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  company  return 
dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gibson,  Reuben,  Fitchbui-g.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-meu,  Col. 
Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ; 
marched  April  19,  1775;  returned  April  24,  1775;  service,  6  days. 

Gibson,  Reuben,  Fitchburg.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  marched  April  19,  1775;  returned  April  29,  1775;  service,  11  days. 

Gibson,  Samuel,  Dartmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Egery'sco.,  Col.  Timothy  Daniel- 
son's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  6, 1775;  service,  3  mos. 
2  days. 

Gibson,  Samuel,  New  Marlborough.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service, 
probably  from  Lieut.  Austin's  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence.  New  Marlborough ; 
engaged  for  town  of  New  Marlborough;  joined  Capt.  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Wiggles- 
worth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years.     [See  Samuel  Gilson.] 

Gibson,  Silas,  Lunenburg.  Private,  Capt.  George  Kimball's  co.,  which  marched  April 
20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  10  days;  also,  Capt. 
Joseph  Bellows's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  1,  1777;  service  to  Oct.  19,  1777,  25  days, 
travel  included,  at  Saratoga. 

Gibson,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  William  Thurlo's  co. ;  service,  25  days,  under  Maj. 
Ebenezer  Bridge  at  Saratoga,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Sept.  22,  1777.  Roll  sworn 
to  in  Worcester  Co.,  April  4,  1778. 

Gibson,  Stephen,  Ashby.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Jones's  co..  Col.  James  Prescott's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  7  days;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  James  Bennett's  9th  (Ashb.v)  co.,  6th 
Middlesex  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  com- 
panies of  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Jonathan  Reed  and  others,  field  officers; 
ordered  in  Council  April  24,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported 
commissioned  April  24,  1776. 

Gibson,  Stephen,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  William  Whitcomb's  (Stow)  co..  Col.  James 
Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days. 


396  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gibson,  Stephen.  List  of  men  belonging  to  the  alarm  list  of  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's 
(6th)  CO.,  4th  Middlesex  Co.  regt.,  dated  Dec.  -,  1776;  reported  between  60  and 
65  years  of  age. 

Gibson,  Thaddeus,  Bellingham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cobb's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Read's 
(20th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  6,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  3  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Sept.  26,  1775;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  6, 1775 ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Amos  Ellis's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  25,  1777 ; 
service  to  Oct.  31,  1777,  1  mo.  7  days,  at  Little  Compton,  R.  I.;  also,  certificate 
dated  Bellingham,  Dec.  28,  1778,  signed  by  the  Selectmen,  stating  that  they  had 
paid  bounty  due  said  Gibson  and  others  who  had  been  raised  to  serve  for  the 
town  of  Bellingham,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  12,  1778;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Jacob  Haskins's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  July  2,  1778;  service,  6 
mos.  1  day,  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 1779 ;  roll  dated  Tiverton. 

Gibson,  Thomas,  Fitchburg.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Stearns's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doo- 
little's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  28,  1775;  service,^ 
3  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Charlestown,  Oct.  6, 1775;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  William  Thurlo's  co. ;  service,  25  days,  under  Maj.  Ebenezer 
Bridge  at  Saratoga,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Sept.  22, 1777 ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Worces- 
ter Co.,  April  4,  1778;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  John  White's  co..  Col.  Abijah 
Stearns's  regt.;  engaged  April  5, 1778;  discharged  June  20,  1778;  service,  2  mos. 
19  days,  travel  included,  at  and  about  Boston ;  roll  dated  Lancaster. 

Gibson,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Boutell's  co..  Col.  John  Rand's  (Worcester 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  20,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
1  day,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months. 

Gibson,  Thomas,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  William  Thurlo's  co. ;  service,  25  days,  under 
Maj.  Ebenezer  Bridge  at  Saratoga,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Sept.  22,  1777.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co.,  April  4,  1778. 

Gibson,  Timothy.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Rice's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  13  days,  with 
Northern  army.     Roll  dated  Sudbury. 

Gibson,  William,  Charlestown  (also  given  Palmer).  Capt.  Josiah  Harris's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  5,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  1777  for  Con- 
tinental service,  dated  Palmer,  Feb.  9,  1778;  Col.  Pyncheon's  regt.;  residence, 
Palmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Palmer;  joined  Capt.  Frothingham's  co..  Col. 
Crane's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  said  Gibson  enlisted  from  Capt.  David  Spear's 
(Palmer)  co. ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year  not 
given] ;  residence,  Charlestown;  engaged  for  town  of  Charlestown;  also,  list  of 
men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston, 
March  30,  1777  ;  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  also,  Bombardier,  Capt.  Benjamin  Frothing- 
ham's CO.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  15,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt,;  return 
for  gratuity  dated  Park  near  Morristown,  Jan.  28,  1780. 

Gibson,  William,  Chelmsford.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their 
arrival  at  Fishkill ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  residence,  Chelmsford ; 
arrived  at  Fishkill  June  26,  1778. 

Gibson,  William  [  ?] .  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Baldwin^s  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  -,  1776 ;  credited  to  town  of  Hopkin- 
ton;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777. 


IN   THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  397 

Gibson,  William.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for 
Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Coburn's  co.,  Col.  Aldea's  regt. ;  mustered  June  14,  1777; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

GiKsoN,  William.  Cabin  Boy,  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster 
Williams;  engaged  Feb.  9,  1780;  discharged  Aug,  17,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  8 
days. 

Gibson,  William.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow,  at  Springfield,  Nov.  16, 
1780;  age,  22  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Andover;  marched  to  camp  under  command  of  Capt.  Parker;  also,  pay  roll  for 
6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Andover  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army 
during  1780;  marched  to  camp  Oct.  1,  1780;  discharged  April  5,  1781;  service,  6 
mos.  16  days,  travel  included. 

GicHEL,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Warner's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  18,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  13 
days,  travel  included;  regiment  raised  for  3  months. 

GiDDEN,  Benjamin.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Jones's  "  scout  of  volunteers ; "  enlisted  Sept. 
25,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  24,  1780 ;  service,  1  mo.,  under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth 
at  the  Eastward.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Waldoborough. 

GiDDENGE,  Daniel.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Charles  Smith's  co. ;  service  from  Nov.  1, 1775, 
to  Jan.  1,  1776,  2  mos.  6  days;  company  raised  in  Ipswich  for  defence  of  seacoast 
in  Essex  Co.  and  stationed  in  said  county. 

GiDUENS,  John,  Ipswich.  Drummer,  Capt.  John  Baker's  co..  Col.  Little's  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  18,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  19  days. 

GiuDENS,  Joseph,  Woburn.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Walker's  co..  Col.  David  Greene's 
(2d  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ; 
service,  2  days ;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  the  train  band  of  the  3d  co.  in 
Woburn  under  Capt.  Timothy  Winn,  dated  May  13,  1775. 

Giddeon,  Anol.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Smith's  co..  Col.  McCobb's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  1,  1777;  service  to  time  of  discharge,  25  days;  company  enlisted  for  Nova 
Scotia  expedition. 

Giuding,  Andrew.  Petition  dated  Boston,  June  16,  1779,  signed  by  William  Foster 
of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Gidding  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  brig- 
antine  "Diana  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  June  16, 1779,  that  a  commission 
be  issued. 

Gidding,  Isaac,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's 
regt.,  Gen.  Warner's  brigade;  marched  from  home  Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged 
Dec.  14, 1777 ;  service,  4  mos.,  in  Northern  department;  travel  allowed  from  Peek- 
skill  home;  company  raised  from  3d  (Essex  Co.)  regt.    Roll  certified  at  Ipswich. 

Gidding,  [John  ?],  Ipswich.  Drummer,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Francis's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp,  sworn  to  Nov.  29, 
1776;  credited  with  2  days  allowance;  company  drafted  from  Amesbury,  New- 
bury, Rowley,  Ipswich,  Topsfield,  Wenham,  and  Lynn. 

Giddinge,  Andrew.  Petition  dated  Watertown,  Sept.  19,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gid- 
dinge,  in  behalf  of  the  owners  of  the  brigantine  "  Civil  Usage  "  (privateer),  all 
of  Newburyport,  asking  that  he  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  said  brigan- 
tine ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  19,  1776,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Giddinge,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Waide's  co.  of  volunteers,  Col.  John 
Baker's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  April  17,  1775;    also,  Capt. 


398  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GiDDiNGE,  Isaac,  continued. 

Nathaniel  Waid's  co.  which  marched  to  Cambridge;  company  return  dated  June 
5,  1775;  reported  "gone  out  of  company." 

GiDDiNGEs,  Isaac.  Petition  dated  Ipswich,  Oct.  17,  1782,  signed  by  said  Giddinges 
and  others,  asking  for  wages  for  3  mos.  service  in  1780,  in  Capt.  Benjamin  Gould's 
CO.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. 

Giddinges,  William,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Boston ;  engaged  for  town  of  Ipswich. 

GiDDiNGS,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gedeons,  Gidden,  Gid- 

denge,  Giddens,  Gidding,  Giddinge,  Giddinges,  Giddins,  Gideons,  Gidinges.] 

GiDDiNGS,  Aakox.  Private,  Capt.  David  Low's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Cogswell's  regt. ;  return 
of  train  band  and  alarm  list  dated  April  -,  1778;  reported  as  belonging  to  train 
band. 

GiDDiNGS,  Andrew.  Petition  addressed  to  the  General  Court,  dated  Sept.  15,  1777, 
signed  by  James  Pritchet,  a  native  of  Great  Britain,  who  had  been  taken  prisoner 
and  brought  into  Newburyport  by  said  Giddings,  Commander  of  the  brigantine 
"  Civil  Usage,"  and  confined  on  board  a  guardship  in  Boston  harbor,  stating  that 
he  was  desirous  of  becoming  a  subject  of  Massachusetts  and  a  soldier  in  the  army,, 
and  asking  that  he  be  liberated  for  that  purpose ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  19, 1777, 
that  the  prayer  of  the  petitioner  be  granted;  also,  petition  dated  Boston,  Oct.  19, 
1778,  signed  by  Daniel  Sargent,  of  Cape  Ann,  asking  that  said  Giddings  be  com- 
missioned as  commander  of  the  brigantine  "  Fair  Play  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in 
Council  Oct.  19,  1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Giddings,  Daniel.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Charles  Smith's  co. ;  receipts  dated  Ipswich, 
Sept.  15,  and  Sept.  30,  1775,  signed  by  said  Giddings  and  others,  for  advance  pay 
for  1  month  and  4  weeks  billeting,  respectively,  received  of  Michael  Farley,  Mus- 
ter Master  and  Paymaster  for  men  raised  in  Ipswich  and  stationed  there  for 
defence  of  seacoast;  also,  same  co. ;  engaged  July  17,  1775;  service  to  Nov.  1, 
1775,  3  mos.  23  days ;  company  raised  in  Ipswich  for  defence  of  seacoast  in 
Essex  Co.  and  stationed  in  that  county;  also,  Lieutenant,  later  Captain,  Col. 
Joseph  Foster's  regt.;  entered  service  Jan.  15,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  18,  1776,  10 
mos.  3  days;  reported  promoted  to  Captain  Feb.  15,  1776;  company  stationed 
at  Gloucester  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  David  Low's  (3d)  co.,  Col. 
Jonathan  Cogswell's  regt. ;  return  of  train  band  and  alarm  list  dated  April  30, 
1778;  rank.  Captain;  reported  as  belonging  to  alarm  list. 

Giddings,  Isaac,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  April  19,  1775,  to  Mystic,  on  April  20  were  ordered  to  Salem,  on  the  21st 
to  Ipswich,  thence  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service  to  May  10,  1775,  3 
weeks ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  10, 1775 ;  service,  8  weeks  3  days  ;  also,  com- 
pany return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  reported  discharged  June  8, 1775 ;  age,  22  yrs. ; 
also,  order  payable  to  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade,  dated  Ipswich,  March  11, 1777,  signed 
by  said  Giddings  and  others,  for  reimbursement  for  losses  sustained  at  Bunker 
Hill  June  17,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  David  Low's  co.  of  volunteers,  Essex  Co. 
regt. ;  engaged  Sept.  30, 1777 ;  marched  Oct.  2, 1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  7, 1777 ;  ser- 
vice, 40  days,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj.  Charles  Smith,  under  Gen.  Gates 
in  Northern  department,  and  guarding  Gen.  Burgoyne's  army  to  Prospect  Hill; 
company  discharged  at  Cambridge ;  also,  Capt.  Addison  Richardson's  co.,  Col- 
Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  18,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service, 
1  mo.  16  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack ;  company  detached  from  militia  of 
Suflblk  and  Essex  counties  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Washington ;  also,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Gould's  co..  Col.  Wade's  (Essex  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  6, 1780;  dis- 
charged Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  17  days,  travel  included;  company  raised 
to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months ;  roll  dated  Topsfield. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  399 

GiDDiNGS,  John,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  "Whitney's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Ipswich  Hamlet  to  Mystic;  re- 
turned April  22,  1773 ;  service,  4  days ;  also,  Capt.  John  Baker's  co.,  Col.  Moses 
Little's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp,  Dec. 
11,  1775.  ^ 

GiDDiNGS,  John,  Wenham.  Drummer,  Capt.  Richard  Peabody's  co..  Col.  Edward 
Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Ticonderoga  in  1776. 

GiDDiNGS,  JoHX.  Corporal,  Capt.  Eleazer  Crabtree's  co. ;  entered  service  Sept.  5, 1779; 
discharged  Nov.  5, 1779 ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Fox  Islands  and  adjacent 
places. 

GiDDiNGS,  Joshua,  Ipswich.  Sergeant,  Capt.  James  Patch's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Ipswich  Hamlet  to  Mystic ;  service, 
4  days ;  also,  petition  addressed  to  the  Council,  signed  by  said  Giddings,  stating 
that  he  hired  March  15,  1777,  Fortune  Ellery,  a  negro,  to  serve  in  the  army  during 
the  war,  that  the  said  Ellery  was  mustered  on  the  same  date  by  John  Cushing, 
Muster  Master,  and  a  certificate  thereof  recorded  by  Capt.  Robert  Dodge  in  the 
book  of  records  of  services  performed  by  his  company,  and  asking  for  remission 
from  draft;  petition  granted  in  Council  Aug.  16,  1777. 

Giddings,  Solomox,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Peabody's  co..  Col.  Edward 
Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Ticonderoga  in  1776. 

Giddings,  Stephen.  Private.  Capt.  Oliver  Titcomb's  co..  Col-  Cogswell's  regt.;  en- 
listed Sept.  28,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,  travel 
included;  company  detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Giddings,  William.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  15,  1778;  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Alden's 
battalion. 

GiDDiNS,  JoHX,  Ipswich.  Drummer,  Capt.  John  Baker's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th) 
regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  age,  25  yrs. 

GiDDiNS,  Richard,  Richmond.  Private,  Capt.  David  Rosseter's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Patterson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  sei*- 
vice  from  April  23,  1775,  to  May  8,  1775,  2  weeks  1  day ;  reported  enlisted  into 
the  army. 

GiDDiNS,  Stephen,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Gideon,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Giddeon.] 

Gideon,  George,  Boston.  Private,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  May  3,  1779; 
discharged  June  17,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  15  days;  company  raised  for  3  mos. 
service  with  guards  at  and  about  Boston ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  detached 
from  the  Boston  regt.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months 
from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June 
9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  by  Anthony  Buck,  at 
Roxbury,  July  3,  1779,  to  be  delivered  to  Justin  Ely,  at  Springfield ;  detached 
from  Capt.  Belcher's  co. ;  age,  27  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.;  complexion,  pitted; 
hair,  black ;  eyes,  blue ;  credited  to  town  of  Boston  ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as 
received  of  Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Com- 
missioner, at  the  hands  of  Anthony  Buck,  at  Springfield,  July  9,  1779;  also,  list 
of  men  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  Christopher 
Marshall,  at  Springfield,  July  16, 1779;  a^so.  Private,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ; 
enlisted  July  1, 1780 ;  service,  1  mo.,  with  guards  at  and  about  Boston  ;  also,  same 
CO.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  6,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  6  days;  com- 
pany raised  for  service  with  guards  at  and  about  Boston  for  3  months. 


400  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gideons,  Daniel.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated 
Feb.  15,  1776 ;  said  Gideons  chosen  Captain  of  1st  co.  stationed  at  Gloucester  for 
defence  of  seacoast;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  15, 1776;  reported 
chosen  "  in  the  room  of  John  Lane  appointed  a  Captain  in  the  American  army ;  " 
also  reported  commissioned  Feb.  15,  1776. 

Gideons,  James,  Granby.  Private,  Capt.  John  Cowls's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Wood- 
bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775 ;  service  to  April  27,  1775,  8  days. 

GiDER,  Andrew.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Fitch's  co.,  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  27,  1777;  service,  19  days. 

GiDGER,  Nicodemus,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Patch's  co..  Col.  William  Pres- 
cott's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Gidinges,  John,  Wenham.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Dodge's  co.  of  volunteers,  3d  Essex 
Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Smith;  engaged  Sept.  30,  1777;  marched  Oct.  2, 
1777  ;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  travel  included  ;  company 
marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates  at  the  Northward  and  discharged  at 
Cambridge. 

GiDLET,  Jasper,  Virginia.  Matross,  Capt.  Donnell's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  June  1,  1777; 
appointed  conductor  June  1,  1777. 

Gier,  George,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Whiting's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company 
return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Oct.  5,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775. 

Gier,  George,  Sutton.  Private,  Capt.  Field's  co.,  Col.  William  Sheppard's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  15,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
also,  Capt.  Reuben  Slayton's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  (3d)  regt. ;  return  dated  Valley 
Forge,  Jan.  30,  1778;  residence,  Sutton;  enlisted  for  town  of  Sutton;  mustered 
by  State  and  Continental  Muster  Masters ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
for  July,  Aug.,  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1778,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  reported  nurse 
at  hospital  in  Nov.,  1778 ;  also.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlisted  May  15, 1777 ;  enlistment,  dur- 
ing war  (also  given  3  years) ;  also,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Drew's  co..  Col.  William  Shep- 
ard's (4th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts. 

Gierfield,  Reuben.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Lieut.  Reuben  Lilley,  at 
Springfield,  Aug.  15,  1779;  Capt.  Daby's  co..  Col.  Whitney's  regt.;  age,  25  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Harvard. 

GiESEKus,  Dietrich.  Sergeant,  Col.  Armand's  Legion  (Independent  corps  taken  into 
Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  25,  1778) ;  list  dated  July  -, 
1778. 

GiEsiCKE,  David.  Private,  Col.  Armand's  Legion  (Independent  corps  taken  into  Con- 
tinental service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  25,  1778) ;  list  dated  July  -,  1778. 

GiFERDS,  Nicholas,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Putnam's  co.,  Col.  Hutchinson's  (Mass.  Line) 
regt.  of  12  months  men ;  list  of  deserters  in  1776. 

GiFFARD,  John.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Met- 
calf  of  Col.  Wheelock's  regt.,  dated  June  18, 1777 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham ; 
term,  3  years. 

GiFFARDS,  James,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Nicholas  Broughton's  co..  Col.  John 
Glover's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  29,  1775;  service,  2 
mos.  18  days. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  401 

GiFFARDS,  Nicholas,  Marblehead.  Capt.  William  Blackler's  (6th)  co.,  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  paj'  for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Gilfards 
and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  26,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  11  days; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  30, 
1775. 

GiFFERDS,  Joseph.  Sailor,  ship  "Eagle,"  commanded  by  Capt.  William  Groves; 
descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  June  17,  1780 ;  stature,  4  ft.  6  in. ; 
complexion,  light. 

GiFFEKLET, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gefferlot,  Gefluot, 

Jeffelett.] 

GiFFERLET,  Lewis  (alias  Lewis  Jeffelett).  Matross,  Capt.  Benjamin  Frothing- 
ham's  CO.,  Col.  John  Crane's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pav  accounts  for  service 
from  June  1,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  term,  3  years;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  re- 
turn for  gratuity  dated  Park  near  Morristown,  Jan.  28,  1780. 

Giffiard,  Joshua.  Mate,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
engaged  Dec.  27,  1778;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month;  reported  in 
the  "Leverne." 

GiFFiN,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gifflng,  Griffers,  Griffin.] 

GiFFiN,  John,  Hardwick.  Musician,  Capt.  Samuel  Billing's  co.,  Col.Learned's  regt.; 
company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Paige's  co..  Col. 
James  Convers's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  31, 1777  ;  service, 
10  days ;  company  marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm  ;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  7,  1780;  age,  32  yrs. ;  stature  5  ft.  4 
in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Hardwick;  marched  to  camp  July 
7,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Dix ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months 
service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return 
dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by 
the  town  of  Hardwick  for  service  in  the  Continental  Armj'  during  1780;  marched 
July  1,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  16,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  22  days,  travel  included, 
in  state  of  New  York;  also,  receipt  dated  Hardwick,  April  23,  1781,  for  bounties 
paid  said  Giffin  and  others  by  the  town  of  Hardwick  for  6  mos.  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  in  1780. 

GiFFiN,  Robert,  Abington  (also  given  Boston,  Dorchester,  and  Milton).  List  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  North  co.  in  Abington,  3d  Plymouth 
Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Joshua  Shaw,  dated  Abington,  May  15, 1777 ;  resi- 
dence, Abington  (also  given  Boston) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Abington ;  joined 
Capt.  Foster's  CO.,  Col.  Graton's  regt.;  term,  during  war;  list  endorsed  "  Capt. 
Cobb's  return;  "  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Ai-my  from 
Capt.  Clap's  CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.,  dated  Stoughton,  June  27,  1777; 
residence,  Dorchester;  engaged  for  town  of  Dorchester;  term,  3  years;  also,  list 
of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated 
Boston,  Feb.  16,  1777;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  co..  Col.  John 
Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Oct.  8,  1780 ;  residence,  Milton  ;  reported  died  Oct.  8, 1780 ;  also,  Private, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1780,  dated  Camp  Orange- 
town;  reported  promoted  to  Corporal  Sept.  1,  1780. 

GiFFiN,  Robert.  Receipt  dated  Medford,  July  9,  1779,  for  bounties  paid  said  Giffin 
and  others  by  the  Selectmen  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9 
months.     [See  Robert  Griffin.] 


402  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


GiFFiNG,  Robert.  Private,  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Blanchard's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's 
regt. ;  enlisted  June  29,  1778 ;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1778 ;  service,  5  mos.  1  day, 
travel  included,  at  North  river;  enlistment,  8  months  from  time  of  arrival  at 
Peekskill;  also,  Capt.  David  Whittier's  Co.,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.;  payroll 
for  July,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Aug.,  1778 ;  reported  sick  in 
hospital ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton. 

GiFFORD.  .     [This  name  also  appears  tinder  the  form  of  Gaford,  Gefferd,  Gefford, 

Gefifords,  Giferds,  Giffard,  Giffards,  GifFerds,  Gifflard,  GiflFords,  Giford,  Gilford.] 

GiFFORD,  Abraham.  Private,  Capt.  "William  Hicks's  co..  Col.  Pope's  regt. ;  marched 
Dec.  7,  1777;  returned  Dec.  14,  1777;  service,  8  days;  company  raised  in  Dart- 
mouth ;  also,  Capt.  William  Hicks's  co.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  (2d  Bristol  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  9  days,  on  an 
alarm  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Dartmouth. 

GiFFORD,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Durfee's  (Freetown)  co.,  Col.  Pope's 
regt.;  enlisted  Dec.  7, 1776 ;  discharged  Dec.  23,  1776;  service,  16  days ;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

GiFFORD,  Bethuel.  List  dated  Naushon,  Aug.  10,  1777,  of  men  belonging  to  a  com- 
pany stationed  at  Naushon  who  signed  a  petition  for  increase  of  wages  or  their 
discharge  in  case  such  request  was  not  complied  with  ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph 
Palmor's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service,  8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth 
and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778;  roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co.  [See  Thuel 
Gefford.] 

GiFFORD,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Palmor's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service, 
8  days,  on  an  alarm  atDartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  service,  6  days,  on  the  alarms  at  Falmouth  of  Feb.  4,  April  2,  and  May  16, 
1779 ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

GiFFORD,  Elihu.  Private,  Capt.  Manasseh  Kempton's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  en- 
listed Sept.  27,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  at  Rhode 
Island  on  a  secret  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Bristol  Co. 

GiFFORD,  Elihu.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Avery  Parker's  (1st)  co..  Col.  John  Hatha- 
way's  (2d  Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  entered  service  Aug.  3,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8, 
1780  ;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Turner's 
regt. ;  entered  service  July  11,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1781 ;  regiment  raised  in 
Bristol  and  Barnstable  counties  for  5  mos.  service  at  Rhode  Island. 

GiFFORD,  George.  List  of  men  who  marched  from  Dartmouth  to  camp  under  com- 
mand of  Capt.  Benjamin  Dillingham  and  arrived  there  Feb.  15, 1776 ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  William  Hicks's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  (2d  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  4,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780 ;  service,  5  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode 
Island;  roll  sworn  to  at  Dartmouth. 

GiFFORD,  IcHABOD,  Dartmouth.  Descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  25,  1781 ;  Col. 
John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  light; 
hair,  dark;  eyes,  dark;  enlisted  April  1, 1777,  by  Capt.  Foster;  enlistment,  during 
war. 

GiFFORD,  Jess.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jesse  Bradley's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ;  entered 
service  June  30,  1777 ;  discharged  July  26,  1777 ;  service,  27  days,  at  the  North- 
ward. 

GiFFORD,  Jesse.  Capt.  Daniel  Church's  co. ;  pay  roll  for  service  on  an  alarm  at  the 
Northward  [in  Oct.,  1781],  dated  Nov.  12,  1784. 

GiFFORD,  John,  Dartmouth.  Private,  Lieut.  Cornelius  Warren's  detachment.  Col. 
Pope's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  marched  Dec.  10,  1776;  service,  2  days,  on  an  alarm.. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Taunton. 


IN  TIIE   WAR   OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  403 

GiFFORD,  John,  Wrentham.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  (-itli  Suffolk  Co.)  regt., 
dated  Wrentham,  Feb.  16,  1778 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham ;  joined  Capt. 
Goodal's  CO.,  Col.  Putnum's  regt.;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  March  -,  1780;  re- 
ported a  transient ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Suffollv  Co.,  dated  Boston,  June  8,  1777;  Capt.  Goodale's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's 
regt.;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Goodale's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt.; 
return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778 ;  residence,  Wrentham ;  enlisted  for  town  of 
Wrentham ;  also,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  list  of  deserters  dated  Nov. 
20,  1780;  age,  22  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  resi- 
dence, Wrentham;  engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham;  term,  3  years;  deserted 
June  6,  1777  ;  also  reported  never  joined. 

GiFFORD,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hiclts's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  (2d 
Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  9 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Dartmouth. 

GiFFORD,  Justus.  Private,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co. ;  enlisted  July  4,  1775;  service  to 
Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos.  13  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands;  also, 
same  co. ;  marched  Jan.  20,  1776 ;  service  to  Aug.  7,  1776 ;  company  stationed  at 
Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of  seaccast;  rolls  dated  Tarpaulin  Cove;  also,  list  > 
dated  Naushon,  Aug.  10,  1777,  of  men  belonging  to  a  company  stationed  at 
Naushon  who  signed  a  petition  for  increase  of  wages  or  their  discharge  in  case 
such  request  was  not  complied  with;  a^so,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Palmor's  co., 
Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth 
in  Sept.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service,  6  days,  on  the  alarms  at  Fal- 
mouth of  Feb.  4,  April  2,  and  May  16,  1779;  roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co.; 
also,  Capt.  Joseph  Palmer's  co. ;  enlisted  May  9,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1779; 
service,  6  mos.  8  days ;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth. 

GiFFORD,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  II,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  14,  1779;  service,  4  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Fal- 
mouth ;  company  ordered  out  by  Brig.  Otis ;  roll  dated  Sandwich ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  service,  4  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1779;  company 
called  out  by  order  of  Brig.  Otis. 

GiFFORD,  Lewis  (also  given  Elisha)  .  List  of  men  who  marched  from  Dartmouth  to 
camp  under  command  of  Capt.  Benjamin  Dillingham  and  arrived  there  Feb.  15, 
1776;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Dillingham's  co. ;  enlisted  April  17,  1776; 
service,  7  mos.  13  days ;  company  stationed  on  seacoast  at  Dartmouth  ;  roll  dated 
Dartmouth;  also,  Capt.  George  Claghorn's  co.,  Col.  Abiel  Mitchell's  (Bristol  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  31,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  2  days; 
regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army. 

GiFFORD,  Lot.  Private,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co. ;  enlisted  July  4,  1775;  service  to 
Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos.  13  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands;  also. 
Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph  Palmer's  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's  regt.;  marched  Sept. 
26,  1776 ;  service,  1  mo.  27  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment,  2  months ;  roll 
dated  Newport  and  sworn  to  at  Falmouth,  Barnstable  Co. ;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Samuel  Fish's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  7  days,  on  an  alarm 
at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1779. 

GiFFORD,  Nicholas.  List  of  men  returned  as  sick  in  hospital;  entered  Feb.  -,  1778; 
discharged  March  -,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  sick  at  Mr.  Carter's ; 
entered  March  8,  1778;  discharged  March  10,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as 
sick  in  hospital;  entered  March  22,  1778. 

GiFFORD,  Paul.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  19, 
1780;  age,  24  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  ruddy;  engaged  for  town 


404:  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GiFFORD,  Paul,  continued. 

of  Sandwich ;  marched  to  camp  July  19,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Clark ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  William  Scott's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's 
(16th)  regt. ;  joined  July  19,  1780 ;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1780,  13  days  ;  also,  pay  roll 
for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Sandwich  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Army  during  1780;  marched  July  11,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  9,  1780;  service,  5 
mos.  12  days,  travel  included.     [See  Paul  Gilford.] 

GiFFORD,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Palmer's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service, 
8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  service,  8  days,  on  the  alarms  at  Falmouth  of  Feb.  4,  April  2,  and 
May  16,  1779. 

GiFFORD,  Samuel,  Falmouth,  Barnstable  Co.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Palmer's  co., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also.  Corporal, 
Capt.  Joseph  Palmer's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  6  days,  on  the  alarms 
at  Falmouth  of  Feb.  4,  April  2,  and  May  16,  1779. 

GiFFORD,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Bradley's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  regt.;  en- 
listed June  30, 1777 ;  discharged  July  26,  1777 ;  service,  27  days,  at  the  North- 
ward. 

GiFFORD,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Taber's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  (2d 
Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  3,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  5 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Dartmouth. 

GiFFORD,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Belding's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  regt.;  en- 
listed Sept.  21, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777 ;  service,  24  days,  at  the  Northward. 

GiFFORDS,  Nicholas,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Blackler's  (6th)  co.,  Col. 
John  Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  9,  1775. 

GiFORD,  Roland.  Pay  roll  of  a  company  raised  in  Falmouth,  Barnstable  Co.,  to  guard 
shores  of  that  town ;  enlisted  July  20,  1781 ;  discharged  Sept.  20,  1781 ;  service, 
2  mos. 

GiGAND,  Julian.  Private,  Col.  Armand's  Legion  (Independent  corps  taken  into  Con- 
tinental service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  25,  1778) ;  list  dated  July  -,  1778. 

GiGGETT,  Lewis,  Barnstable.  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
reported  joined  from  desertion  July  2,  1780 ;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near 
Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col. 
Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col. 
Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779; 
Major's  CO. ;  residence,  Barnstable ;  enlisted  April  29,  1778;  enlistment,  3  years; 
reported  deserted  Dec.  21,  1779. 

Giguel,  Will,  Needham.  List  of  men  mustered,  as  returned  by  Nathaniel  Barber, 
Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  25,  1780;  Col.  Greaton's  regt.; 
age,  30  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  brown;  occupation,  mariner;  resi- 
dence, Needham ;  reported  mustered  by  Sergt.  Jo.  Weare ;  reported  received  $300 
bounty. 

GiGUET. [This  name  appears  under  the  form  of  Gegett,  Giggett,  Grigriet.] 

Gilbard,  Elisha.  Capt.  Daniel  Whiting's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge  Camp,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Gilbard,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  John  CoUer's  co. ;  enlisted  July  19,  1779;  discharged 
Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  9  days;  company  marched  to  Connecticut  under 
command  of  [Lieut.]  Col.  Powel.     [See  Elijah  Gillard.] 


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GiLBARD,  Samuel,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776. 

GiLBARD,  [Samuel  ?],  Littleton.  Petition  addressed  to  the  Council,  dated  Boston, 
Aug.  16,  1777,  signed  by  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson,  representing  that  certain  officers 
who  belonged  to  his  regiment  in  1776,  and  other  officers  not  of  his  regiment,  were 
prisoners  at  Long  Island,  and  recommending  that  advance  wages  for  1  mo.  be 
sent  to  each  officer;  said  Gilbard  reported  a  Captain,  but  not  of  Col.  Hutchinson's 
regt.     [No  record  of  action  of  Council  appears  on  petition.] 

GiLBARD,  William,  Hanover.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Ai'my 
from  2d  Plymouth  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7, 
1777;  residence,  Hanover;  engaged  for  town  of  Hanover;  joined  Capt.  Drew's 
CO.,  Col.  Baily's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

GiLBART,  Aaron,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  John  Packhard's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1 
week,  4  days;  also,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Knoulton's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  pay  abstract 
for  travel  allowance  from  Dorchester  home,  etc.,  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  30,  1776. 

GiLBART,  Eli.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Nye's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.; 
joined  Sept.  19,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  29  days,  travel 
included,  at  Dorchester.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

GiLBART,  Elijah,  Hanover.  Corporal,  Capt.  Amos  Turner's  co..  Brig.  Gen.  John 
Thomas's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  6  days;  also,  companj'^  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

GiLBART,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  John  Crawford's  co..  Col.  James  Converse's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  20, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  23, 1777 ;  service,  5  days,  travel  included ; 
company  marched  to  Bennington  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  20,  1777. 

GiLBART,  Henry.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Danforth's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 
1776. 

GiLBART,  Herset,  Hanover.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780. 

GiLBART,  Jedediah,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  John  Packhard's  co.,  Col.  David 
Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  1  week;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Danforth's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776. 

GiLBART,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  Seth  Smith's  co.  of  matrosses;  enlisted  June  3,  1778; 
discharged  June  9,  1778;  service,  9  days,  travel  included;  company  marched 
from  Norton  to  Freetown  June  3,  1778,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Godfry. 

GiLBART,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Dennis's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Col.  John  Parke ;  pay  roll  for  Aug.,  1778. 

GiLBART,  Joseph,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  John  Packhard's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  9,  1775;  service,  2  mos.,  3 
weeks,  5  days. 

GiLBART,  Joseph.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  4th  Worcester  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list 
of  field  officers  of  regiments  of  Worcester  Co.  militia  proposed  by  Legislature  Jan. 
12,  1776 ;  above  regiment  made  up  from  Brookfield,  Western,  New  Braintree, 
Hard  wick,  and  Oakham. 

GiLBART,  Joseph.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Willcox's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  July  8,  1777 ;  discharged  July  21,  1777 ;  service, 
14  days,  with  Northern  army. 


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GiLBART,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Nye's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ; 
joined  Sept.  19,  1778;  discharged  Dee.  12,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  29  days,  travel 
included,  at  Dorchester.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

GiLBART,  JosiAH.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  McNall's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Peirce;  enlisted  May  29,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  travel 
included,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 

GiLBART,  JosiAH.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  Myrifield  Plantation  (Rowe) 
for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  17,  1780 ;  dis- 
charged Dec.  9,  1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  1  day,  travel  included. 

GiLBART,  Lemuel,  Easton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Macey  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Timothy 
Walker's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  7  days. 

GiLBART,  Lewis,  Easton.  Private,  Capt.  Macey  Williams's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  7 
days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Rox- 
bury,  Nov.  6,  1775. 

GiLBART,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Lothrop's 
regt..  Brig.  Joseph  Cushing's  brigade;  service,  17  days;  company  marched  to 
Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm  in  Dec,  1776.    Roll  dated  Kingston. 

GiLBART,  Oliver.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  McNall's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Peirce;  enlisted  May  29,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  travel 
included,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town 
of  Western  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  6, 
1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  4,  1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  5  days,  travel  included. 

GiLBART,  Reuben,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  John  Packhard's  co..  Col.  David 
Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  1  week,  4  days. 

GiLBART,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Nye's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.; 
joined  Sept.  17,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  1  day,  travel 
included,  at  Dorchester.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

GiLBART,  Solomon,  Western.  Private,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Knoulton's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ; 
pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Dorchester  home,  etc.,  dated  Dorchester, 
Nov.  30,  1776. 

GiLBART,  Solomon.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Edward  Bridge  Savell's  (Stoughtonham)  co..  Col. 
Gill's  regt.;  service,  5  days;  companj' marched  to  Dorchester  Heights  March  4, 
1776,  on  an  alarm. 

GiLBART,  Timothy,  Easton.  Private,  Capt.  Macey  Williams's  cq..  Col.  Timothy 
Walker's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  7  days. 

GiLBART,  William,  Hanover.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Turner's  co.,  Brig.  Gen.  John 
Thomas's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  6  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed 
muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

(Jilbart,  William.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathan  Hamilton's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's 
regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  3,  1776,  to  Sept.  30,  1776,  1  mo.  29  days ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  dated  Brookfield,  Feb.  17,  1777. 

GiLBART,  Zadok.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Hamilton's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.; 
service  from  Aug.  3,  1776,  to  Sept.  30,  1776,  1  mo.  29  days ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  dated  Brookfield,  Feb.  17, 1777. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  407 

GiLBARTT,  Elisha.  Order  on  Lieut.  John  Potter  for  wages,  dated  Loudon,  June  7, 
1779. 

GiLBARTT,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Sparrow's  co.,  CoL  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  11,  1779;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1779,  4  mos.  20  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gii.KER,  Phineas.  Capt.  David  Noble's  co..  Col.  John  Patterson's  (26th)  regt.;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  3,  Charlestown,  Oct. 
26,  1775. 

Gii.iiERD,  Reuben.  Capt.  John  Packard's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  David 
Brewer's)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury, 
Dec.  27,  1775. 

GiLKERS,  Timothy,  Easton.  Private,  Capt.  Macey  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Timothy 
Walker's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gilbert,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gibart,  Gilbard,  Gilbart, 

Gilbartt,  Gilber,  Gilberd,  Gilbers,  Gilbertt,  Gilbirt,  Gilbord,  Gilbort,  Gilbrt,  Gil- 
burd,  Gilburt,  Gillard,  Gillbart,  Gillbert,  Gillbort,  Girlbart,  Guilbert.] 

Gilbert,  ,  Cape  Cod.    Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Crafts's  co..  Col.  Henry  Knox's 

(Artillery)  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  mileage  from  Fishkill  home,  dated  Fishkill,  Jan. 
10,  1777  ;  order  for  payment  of  above  roll  dated  at  Peekskill  and  signed  by  Maj. 
Gen.  W.  Heath. 

Gilbert,  Aaron,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Itharaar  Wright's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army 
April  27,  1775;  also,  Capt.  John  Packard's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's  (9th)  regt.; 
company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Knoulton's  co.. 
Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  home  to  Dorchester 
[year  not  given,  probably  1776]  ;  also,  Capt.  John  Banister's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cush- 
ing's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  29 
days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  army ;  reported  furloughed  Oct.  23,  1777. 

Gilbert,  Aaron,  Danvers.  Capt.  Samuel  Flint's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Timothy 
Pick'ring,  Jr.'s  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2 
days. 

Gilbert,  Abner,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Thayer's  co..  Col.  John  Fellows's 
(8th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  24,  1775;  service,  8 
days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  -,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Dorchester,  Nov.  22,  1775 ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Hamilton's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  service  from 
Aug.  3,  1776,  to  Sept.  30, 1776,  1  mo.  29  days ;  also,  company  receipt  for  wages 
for  service  in  Capt.  Hamilton's  co.  in  Oct.,  1776,  dated  Ticonderoga  Mills,  Nov. 
3,  1776;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Hamilton's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ; 
pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  Fort  Edward  home,  dated  Brookfield,  Feb.  6,  1777 ; 
credited  with  8^  days  allowance. 

Gilbert,  Amos.  Receipt  dated  March  14,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gilbert  bj'  Loring 
Lincoln  and  others,  a  committee,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  to  the  credit 
of  the  1st  Precinct  in  Brookfield  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Adams  Bailey's  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  (2d)  regt.,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col. 
Sprout  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  muster  roll  made  up  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Jan. 
1,  1782;  enlisted  Jan.  23,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Gilbert,  Asa,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Harwood's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1 
week,  4  days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Brook- 
field, Nov.  21,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Danforth's  co.  of  volunteers,  Col. 
Convers's  regt. ;  service,  22  days,  at  the  Northward ;  company  marched  from 
Brookfield  Sept.  23,  1777,  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates ;  also,  descriptive  list 


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Gilbert,  Asa,  continued. 

of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  montlis,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Springfield,  July  1,  1780  ;  age,  30  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Bi-ookfield;  marched 
to  camp  July  1,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Joseph  Miller ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having 
passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for 
6  months  men  belonging  to  and  raised  by  the  town  of  Brookfield  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  June  30,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  20, 
1780;  service,  5  mos.  28  days,  travel  included. 

Gilbert,  Augustus.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Hickok's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Sears ;  enlisted  Aug.  6,  1781 ;  dis- 
charged Nov.  8,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised 
for  3  months. 

Gilbert,  Benjamin,  Brookfield.  Fifer,  Capt.  Jonathan  Barns's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  regt,,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 9  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  ;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Peter  Harwood's 
CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  April 
27, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  5  days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Dec.  20,  1775. 

Gilbert,  Benjamin,  Brookfield.  List  of  men  raised  in  1777  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Daniel  Gilbert's  co..  Col.  Converse's  (4th  "Worcester  Co.)  regt., 
dated  Feb.  17, 1778 ;  residence,  Brookfield ;  engaged  for  town  of  Brookfield ;  joined 
Capt.  Morse's  (also  given  Capt.  Shays's)  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  3  years, 
to  expire  Jan.  17,  1780;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster 
Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Shays's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  mustered  April 
10,  1777;  also,  Sergeant  Major,  Capt.  Morse's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  15,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
reported  as  serving  9  mos.  23  days  as  Sergeant,  25  mos.  23  days  as  Sergeant 
Major;  also.  Quartermaster  Sergeant,  Capt.  Daniel  Shays's  co..  Col.  Putnam's 
(4th)  regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778;  reported  promoted  to  Sergeant 
Major;  also.  Ensign,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  list  of  officers  promoted  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army;  commissioned  Nov.  26,  1779;  also,  certificate  dated  Boston,  Dec. 
24,  1779,  signed  by  Capt.  Haffield  White,  stating  that  Moses  Carlton  and  said 
Gilbert  had  been  appointed  by  the  General  Assembly  as  Ensigns  in  the  5th  regt., 
and  were  sei-ving  in  that  capacity  at  date  of  certificate;  also,  Ensign,  Col.  Put- 
nam's (5th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Nathan  Goodale's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.; 
muster  rolls  for  Jan. -April,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  reported  on 
command  at  "N.  Jersies"  Jan.  26,  1781,  on  command  with  light  infantry  Feb.- 
April,  1781 ;  also.  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  regimental  returns  from  May  4,  1781, 
to  May  25,  1781,  dated  Garrison,  West  Point;  reported  on  command  with  light 
infantry;  also,  same  regt.;  regimental  returns  dated  June  1,  and  June  15,  1781; 
reported  on  command  with  light  infantry ;  also,  letter  dated  Boston,  May  23, 1782, 
from  Lieut.  Col.  William  Hull  to  Gov.  Hancock,  recommending  certain  officers 
for  vacancies  in  the  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  said  Gilbert,  an  Ensign  in  5th  Mass.  regt., 
reported  as  entitled  to  a  Lieutenantcy  in  the  3d  regt.,  in  place  of  Andrew  Brad- 
ford who  resigned  April  16,  1782 ;  advised  in  Council  June  17, 1782,  that  warrants 
be  issued ;  also.  Lieutenant,  3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Michael  Jackson ; 
regimental  return  dated  Oct.  31,  1783 ;  reported  sick  at  Newark. 

Gilbert,  Benjamin,  Kingston.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Peleg  Wadsworth's  (Kingston)  co. 
of  Minute-men,  Col.  Cotton's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield;  service,  11  days;  also,  Capt.  Peleg 
Wadsworth's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  (16th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 


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Gilbert,  Benjamin,  continued. 

1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  1, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  8  days ;  also,  company  return  dated 
Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp 
at  Roxbury,  Nov.  6,  1775. 

Gilbert,  Benjamin,  Mansfield.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Josiali  Whit- 
ney's regt. ;  enlisted  May  23,  1776;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  6  mos.  10  days, 
including  travel  home;  company  raised  for  defence  of  town  and  harbor  of 
Boston. 

Gilbert,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Danforth's  co.  of  volunteers.  Col.  Convers's 
regt.;  service,  22  days,  at  the  Northward;  company  marched  from  Brookfield 
Sept.  23,  1777,  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates. 

Gilbert,  Benjamin.  Ensign,  Capt.  George  Sytz's  co..  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's  (1st 
New  York)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  appointed 
Nov.  21,  1776;  reported  on  command  at  Saratoga;  also,  same  regt.;  regimental 
returns  from  May  11,  1781,  to  June  1, 1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  on  com- 
mand at  Saratoga. 

Gilbert,  Cornelius,  Ware  (also  given  Brookfield  and  Worthington) .  Return  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Converse's  (4th  Worcester 
Co.)  regt.,  endorsed  "Brookfield,  Sept.  15,  1777;  "  residence.  Ware;  engaged  for 
town  of  New  Braintree;  joined  Capt.  Harwood's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  term, 
during  war ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
4th  CO.,  4th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  dated  Brookfield,  Feb.  20,  1778;  residence, 
Brookfield;  engaged  for  town  of  Brookfield;  joined  Capt.  Wheeler's  co..  Col. 
Nickson's  regt.;  also.  Private,  Colonel's  (6th)  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  25,  1778;  reported 
deserted;  also,  Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.; 
return  for  clothing  for  the  year  1777;  enlisted  March  1,  1777;  also.  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  list  of  deserters  dated  Camp  Ten  Eyck,  Aug.  27,  1780;  age, 
22yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  occupa- 
tion, laborer;  birthplace,  Hampshire  Co.;  residence,  Worthington;  reported 
deserted  Jan.  3,  1779. 

Gilbert,  Cornelius  [?].  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Shattuck's  co.,  Hampshire  Co.  regt. 
commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Barnabas  Sears;  enlisted  Aug.  12,  1781;  discharged 
Nov.  8,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  2  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  for  3 
months.    Roll  dated  Deerfield. 

Gilbert,  Daniel.  Company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Barnabas  Sears  for  ammunition, 
dated  Dorchester  Camp,  Feb.  15,  1776. 

Gilbert,  Daniel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Erastus  Sergeant's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25, 
1777;  entered  service  Feb.  1,  1777 ;  term  to  expire  March  15,  1777. 

Gilbert,  Daniel.  Letter  dated  Brookfield,  Aug.  14,  1777,  from  Col.  James  Con- 
verse to  the  Council,  notifying  them  of  the  choice  of  officers  in  9th  co.,  4th 
Worcester  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia,  to  take  the  place  of  officers  previously 
appointed  but  who  had  proved  disagreeable  to  the  members  of  the  company  and 
had  resigned,  and  requesting  that  the  officers  newly  chosen  be  commissioned; 
said  Gilbert  chosen  Captain  and  reported  as  having  marched  to  join  Northern 
army;  ordered  in  Council  Aug.  16,  1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned; 
reported  commissioned  Aug.  16,  1777;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.; 
service  from  July  30,  1777,  to  Sept.  2,  1777,  1  mo.  3  days,  at  Bennington  and  Half 
Moon;  company  marched  from  Brookfield  July  30,  1777;  also,  Captain,  Col. 
Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  July  30,  1778,  to  Sept.  13,  1778,  1  mo.  18 
days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 


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Gilbert,  David.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Ballard's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ; 
engaged  May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  July  20,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  with 
Northern  army.    Roll  dated  New  Salem. 

Gilbert,  Ebenezee,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Read's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Sept.  26,  1775;  also,  Capt. 
Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  Col.  L.  Robinson's  regt. ;  enlisted  Jan.  29,  1776 ;  service, 

2  mos.  4  days ;  regiment  raised  in  York  and  Suffolk  counties ;  roll  dated  Roxbury. 

Gilbert,  Ebenezer,  Jr.,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co..  Col.  L. 
Robinson's  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  29,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  4  days;  regiment  raised 
in  York  and  Suffolk  counties.    Roll  dated  Roxbury. 

Gilbert,  Elam,  Brookfield.  Receipt  dated  Brookfield,  May  28,  1782,  for  bounty  paid 
said  Gilbert  by  Capt.  Benjamin  Barret  [  ?] ,  Chairman  of  a  class  of  the  1st  Pre- 
cinct of  the  town  of  Brookfield,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 

3  years ;  enlisted  April  10,  1782;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  (7th)  co.. 
Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (8th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1783 ;  balance  of  term 
of  enlistment  unexpired,  23  months,  10  days. 

Gilbert,  Elias,  Worthington.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Webber's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
14  daj's,  travel  included;  reported  returned  home;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Christo- 
pher Banister's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.;  engaged  May  8,  1777;  discharged 
July  8, 1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  7  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Ticonderoga. 

Gilbert,  Elijah,  Hanover.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Soper's  co.  (North  co.  in  Hanover), 
which  marched  April  20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Marsh- 
field,  under  direction  of  field  officers  of  2d  Plymouth  Co.  regt. ;  service,  3  days; 
also,  Capt.  Amos  Turner's  co..  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Dec.  22,  1775;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Joseph  Soper's  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  15 
days ;  company  marched  to  Bristol  Dec.  10,  1776,  on  an  alarm ;  also,  Capt.  Hay- 
ward  Peirce's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt.;  drafted  Sept.  25,  1777;  dis- 
charged Oct.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  6  days,  travel  included;  company  drafted 
from  Scituate  and  Hanover  and  ordered  to  march  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  a  secret 
expedition. 

Gilbert,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  William  Fletcher's  co..  Col.  Simonds's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  13,  1780 ;  service,  6  days ;  company  marched  to  Pawlet  Oct.  13,  1780. 

Gilbert,  Eliphalet.  List  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1,  1778, 
by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  Capt.  Ashley's  co. ;  term, 
3  years  or  during  war. 

Gilbert,  Elisha,  Loudon  (Otis).  Private,  Lieut.  Nathaniel  Wood's  detachment  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775  ;  service,  8  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  list  of  men  returned 
as  serving  on  picket  guard  under  Maj.  Baldwin  dated  May  23,  1775 ;  said  Gilbert 
reported  detailed  under  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson ;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Whiting's 
CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt.;  certificate  dated  Cambridge,  June  18,  1775, 
signed  by  Capt.  Whiting,  stating  that  said  Gilbert  and  others  were  in  need  of 
cartridge  boxes;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  22  days;  also,  Capt.  William  Can- 
non's CO.,  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt.;  service,  70  days;  company  drafted  and 
marched  to  Ticonderoga  May  6,  1777,  and  returned  home  July  14,  1777;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Blandford  and  also  at  Westfield ;  also,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co.. 
Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  arrived  at  camp  July  3,  1778,  7  days  subsequent  to 
enlistment;  discharged  Jan.  27,  1779;  service,  7  mos.  12  days,  travel  included,  at 
North  river,  N.  Y. ;  company  raised  for  8  months ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay 
roll  for  Sept.,  1778;  reported  sick  at  hospital,  not  joined  since  muster. 


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•Gilbert,  Elisha,  Stockbridge.  Private,  Capt.  William  Goodrich's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  John  Patterson's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Stockbridge  and  Glass  Works  to  Camlmdge; 
service,  13  days ;  also,  Capt.  William  Goodrich's  co.,  Col.  John  Patterson's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  4  days. 

GiLDERT,  Elisha,  Stockbridge.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Isaac  Marsh's  (1st  Stockbridge)  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence, 
Stockbridge;  engaged  for  town  of  Stockbridge;  joined  Capt.  Ashley's  co..  Col. 
Vorse's  (Vose's)  regt.;  term,  during  war;  also,  Sergeant  Major,  Capt.  Ashley's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Nov.  4,  1777;  also.  Ensign,  Col.  "Vose's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Nov.  4,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Sergeant 
Major,  Capt.  Moses  Ashley's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec, 
1777,  dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777;  also.  Col.  Vose's 
regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Sept.  and  Nov.,  1778,  approved  at  Providence;  also,  Ensign, 
Capt.  Abraham  Hunt's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.,  March  and 
April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  appointed  Sept.  1,  1778. 

Gilbert,  Gershom.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Hooker's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams's 
regt.;  enlisted  Dec.  15,  1776;  discharged  March  13,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  9  days, 
travel  included.    Roll  dated  Morristown. 

Gilbert,  Giles,  Middleton.  Capt.  James  Horton's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  regt.  of  artifi- 
cers; engaged  May  1,  1778;  term,  3  years;  company  reported  as  belonging  to 
Connecticut. 

Gilbert,  Henry,  Brookfield  (also  given  New  Braintree).  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Har- 
wood's  CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted 
April  28,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  4  days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Dec.  20,  1775 ;  also,  return  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  4th  co..  Col.  James  Converse's  (4th 
Worcester  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Brookfield,  Sept.  15,  1777 ;  residence.  New  Brain- 
tree  (also  given  Brookfield) ;  engaged  for  town  of  New  Braintree  (also  given 
Brookfield);  joined  Capt.  Harwood's  co..  Col.  Nixson's  regt.;  term,  3  years; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Heywood's  (5th)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March 
11,  1780;  reported  discharged  March  11,  1780. 

Gilbert,  Henry,  Hanover.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Soper's  co.  (North  co.  in  Hanover), 
which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Marshfield,  under  direction  of  field  officers  of  2d  Plymouth  Co.  regt. ;  service,  3 
days. 

Gilbert,  Henry,  Ware.  Capt.  Oliver  Lyman's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  return  for 
travel  allowance,  etc. ;  warrant  for  pay  allowed  in  Council  Sept.  12,  1776 ;  also. 
Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  dated  Dor- 
chester, Nov.  27,  1776. 

Gilbert,  Henry.  Private,  Capt.  John  Thompson's  co.,  Col.  Leonard's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  May  7, 1777 ;  discharged  July  8, 1777 ;  service,  2  mos,  10  days, 
travel  included;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  for  2  months. 

Gilbert,  Hercy.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11, 
1780;  age,  32  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Hanover;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  10,  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780, 
under  command  of  Capt.  George  M^ebb ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised 
by  the  town  of  Hanover  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched 
to  camp  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  7,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  14  days,  travel 
included. 


412  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gilbert,  Isaac,  Southwick.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  Silas  Fowler,  sworn  to  at  Southwick,  April  2,  1779;  residence, 
Southwick;  engaged  for  town  of  Southwick;  joined  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co., 
Col.  William  Shepherd's  regt. ;  term,  9  months,  to  expire  March  16,  1779;  also, 
Maj.  Ball's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4tli)  regt.;  list  of  deserters  made  up 
from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  June  1,  1780;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion, 
dark;  hair,  black;  residence,  Southwick;  term,  9  months;  deserted  Sept.  1, 
1778,  at  Seabrook ;  reported  last  heard  of  at  Westfield. 

Gilbert,  Isaac,  Corporal,  Capt.  Silas  Fowler's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's  regt.,  Brig. 
Danielson's  brigade;  engaged  Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1777;  service, 
1  mo.  3  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  on  expedition  to  Saratoga. 

Gilbert,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Solomon  Brown's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  3,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
4  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Sloper's  co., 
Col.  Israel  Chapin's  (3d)  regt.;  enlisted  Nov.  5,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;. 
service,  22  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Con- 
tinental Army  for  3  months. 

Gilbert,  Isaac  Receipt  dated  Springfield,  May  15,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gil- 
bert by  the  town  of  Southwick  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
3  years. 

Gilbert,  Jacob,  Acton.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29,  1775;  service,  2  inos.  14 
days. 

Gilbert,  James.  Adjutant,  Col.  John  Daggett's  (4th  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  12 
days,  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775.  Roll  dated  Attleborough  and  sworn  to  at 
Wrentham. 

Gilbert,  Jedediah,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  John  Packard's  co..  Col.  David 
Brewer's  (9th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  Capt. 
Packard's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's)  regt.;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Dec.  27,  1775;  also, 
return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  4th  co..  Col.  James 
Converse's  (4th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Brookfleld,  Sept.  15,  1777;  residence, 
Brookfield;  engaged  for  town  of  Brookfield;  joined  Capt.  McNall's  co..  Col. 
Wigglesworth's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas 
Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Danforth's  co..  Col.  AViggles- 
worth's  regt.;  mustered  March  4,  1777;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Woodbridge's 
CO.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  March  7,  1777,  to  April  2,  1778 ;  reported  died  April 
2,  1778 ;  also.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Israel  Davis's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ; 
return  of  men  in  service,  Sept.  15,  1777. 

Gilbert,  Jesse,  Granby.  Private,  Capt.  John  Cowls's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Wood- 
bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  left  the  service  May  2,  1775;  service,  13  days. 

Gilbert,  Job,  Warwick.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Hophni  King's  co. ;  list  of  officers  and 
men  who  joined  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regt.  at  Roxbury  Camp,  Dec.  10,  1775,  certi- 
fied at  Campat  Roxbury,  Jan.  19,  177G ;  company  raised  in  Northfield,  Warwick 
and  Shutesbury ;  ordered  in  Council  Feb.  9,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commis- 
sioned; reported  commissioned  Jan.  30,  1776;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Josiah 
Smith's  CO.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  engaged  April  11,  1776;  service  to  Dec, 
1,  1776,  7  mos.  25  days,  including  travel  home;  company  raised  for  defence  of 
town  and  harbor  of  Boston;  also.  Captain,  3d  co..  Col.  A.  Sternes's  (Worcester 
Co.)  regt. ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  Sept.  30,  1777. 


m  THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  413 

■Gilbert,  Job.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Dean's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  (4th  Bristol  Co.) 
regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  made  up  from  3d  and  7th  companies  in  said  regi- 
ment, and  marched  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

Gilbert,  Joel,  Ware  (also  given  Brookfield) .    Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  4th  co.,  Col.  James  Converse's  (4th  Worcester  Co.)  regt. 
dated  Brookfield,  Sept.  15,  1777;  residence.  Ware  (also  given  Brookfield);  en 
gaged  for  town  of  NewBraintree  (also  given  Brookfield) ;  joined  Capt.  Harwood'i 
CO.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.  (also  given  Capt.  Chaise's   co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.) 
term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for 
Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Shays's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  mustered  April  10,  1777 
term,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Shays's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  17,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  also,  Capt.  Shays's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.;  return  dated  Albany 
Feb.  9,  1778;  also,  Major's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  17,  1780. 

Gilbert,  John,  Marblehead.  Capt.  William  Bacon's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Gilbert  and 
others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  26, 1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  20,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  17  days;  also, 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Jan.  11,  1776. 

Gilbert,  John,  Norton.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  abstract  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc.,  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  July  13, 
1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  enlisted  June  29,  1776;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1776, 
5  mos.  3  days,  including  travel  home ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  town  and 
harbor  of  Boston ;  also,  Capt.  George  Makepeace's  co.,  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt. ; 
service,  25  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  Dec.  8,  1776,  on  an  alarm; 
roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Cole's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  4,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  29  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment  to 
expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bates's  co.,  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gilbert,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Rathburn's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  de- 
tachment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777 ; 
enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776;  enlistment  to  expire  March  15,  1777;  reported  died  Jan. 
15,  1777. 

Gilbert,  John  (also  given  2d).  Sergeant,  Capt.  Daniel  Gilbert's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cush- 
ing's  regt. ;  service  from  July  30,  1777,  to  Sept.  2,  1777,  1  mo.  4  days,  at  Benning- 
ton and  Half  Moon;  company  marched  from  Brookfield  July  30,  1777;  also, 
receipt  dated  Brookfield,  Oct.  20,  1779,  signed  by  said  Gilbert  and  others,  for 
bounties  paid  them  by  the  Selectmen  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  3 
months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Oct.  9,  1779. 

Gilbert,  John.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Holden's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suf- 
folk Co.)  regt.;  engaged  Jnly  27,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
7  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months. 

Gilbert,  John,  3d,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Ithamar  Wright's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  returned  home  May  7,  1775;  service,  22  days, 
travel  included ;  also,  Capt.  Asa  Danforth's  co.  of  volunteers.  Col.  Convers's  regt. ; 
service,  31  days,  at  the  Northward;  company  marched  from  Brookfield  Sept.  23, 
1777,  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates. 

Gilbert,  John,  4th.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Danforth's  co.  of  volunteers,  Col.  Convers's 
regt.;  service,  31  days,  at  the  Northward;  company  marched  from  Brookfield 
Sept.  23,  1777,  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates. 


414  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gilbert,  Jonas.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Paige's  cc.  Col.  John  Rand's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  5,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  15  days,  travel  included, 
at  West  Point;  company  raised  for  3  months;  also,  receipt  dated  Feb.  21,  1781, 
for  bounty  paid  said  Gilbert  by  Loring  Lincoln  and  others,  a  committee,  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  to  the  credit  of  the  1st  Precinct  in  Broolvfield  for  the 
term  of  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Adams  Bailey's  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  (2d) 
regt.,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Sprout  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  muster  roll 
made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  1,  1782;  enlisted  Jan.  23,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3 
years. 

Gilbert,  Jonathan,  Leverett.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickenson's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  R.  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 11  days ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Gilbert  and  others,  dated 
Charlestown,  July  27,  1775;  reported  promoted  from  Private  May  22,  1775;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  1,  1775 ;  service, 
3  mos.  8  days;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Slarrow's  co..  Col.  David  Leon- 
ard's regt. ;  engaged  Feb.  25,  1777 ;  discharged  April  10,  1777 ;  service  on  expedi- 
tion to  Ticonderoga;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Stearns's  (8th)  co.,  6th 
Hampshire  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  July  6, 1778. 

Gilbert,  Jonathan.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  Aug.  23,  1782,  signed  by  John  Popkin, 
Muster  Master,  stating  that  he  had  received  said  Gilbert,  a  recruit,  of  William 
Winchester  of  Class  No.  1  of  the  tovrn  of  Southborough,  to  serve  in  the  Continen- 
tal Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gilbert,  Joseph,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  John  Packard's  co.,  Col.  David  Brewer's 
(9th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  Capt.  John 
Packard's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Dec.  27,  1775. 

Gilbert,  Joseph  (also  given  Jr.),  Littleton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Reed's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775 ;  service,  6  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Eliphalet  Densmore's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  [year  not 
given]  ;  also,  certificate  dated  Cambridge,  May  29, 1775,  signed  by  William  Green, 
Adjutant,  stating  that  said  Gilbert  and  other  officers  were  captains  and  lieutenants 
in  Col.  Prescott's  regt. ;  receipt  for  commissions  for  said  officers  signed  by  John 
Robinson;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Gilbert's  co..  Col.  AVilliam  Prescott's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  April  24,  1775;  service,  98  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  28,  1775;  also,  account  of  articles 
lost  at  battle  of  Bunker  Hill  June  17,  1775;  amount  allowed  in  Council  June  29, 
1776;  accompanying  certificate  signed  by  Capt.  Joseph  Moors,  states  that  said 
Gilbert  had  command  of  a  company  at  the  battle  of  Bunker  Hill. 

Gilbert,  Joseph.  1st  Major,  Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of 
Minute-men ;  service  from  April  19,  1775,  to  May  18,  1775,  1  mo.  4  days,  travel 
included ;  roll  dated  Hardwick  ;  also.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  4th  Worcester  Co.  regt. 
of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  Feb.  7,  1776;  reported  elected 
Colonel,  and  Stephen  Rice  chosen  in  his  place  April  10,  1776 ;  also,  Colonel,  4th 
Worcester  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  ;  commissioned  Feb.  16,  1776 ; 
reported  deceased,  and  James  Converse  chosen  in  his  place  April  10,  1776. 

Gilbert,  Joseph.'  Capt.  Ephraim  Fitch's  co..  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.; 
enlisted  July  21,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  14,  1777;  service,  25  days. 

Gilbert,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Blake's  co. ;  service,  32  days;  credited  to 
town  of  Easton ;  company  marched  from  Taunton  Sept.  29, 1777,  under  command 
of  Col.  George  Williams,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island,  and  was  dis- 
charged Oct.  29, 1777,  by  Gen.  Spencer. 


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Gilbert,  Joseph.  Capt.  Thomas  Whipple's  co.,  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's  regt. ;  enlisted 
March  30,  1778 ;  service  to  July  2,  1778,  3  mos.  3  days,  guarding  troops  of  con- 
vention.   Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Gilbert,  Joseph.  Corporal,  Capt.  Moses  Montague's  co.,  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  regt.; 
engaged  Oct.  13,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  16  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sloper's  (r2th)  co..  Col.  David  Mosley's 
(3d  Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  June  12,  1782 ;  discharged  June  14, 
1782;  service,  3  days ;  company  marched  to  Northampton  June  12,  1782,  in  sup- 
port of  the  government. 

Gilbert,  Joshua,  Hadley.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Clap's  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapin's  (3d) 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  16,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  12  days, 
travel  included,  at  Claverack;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct. 
25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Hadley  for  ser- 
vice in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  5,  1780;  discharged 
Dec.  22,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  23  days,  travel  included. 

Gilbert,  Josiah,  Acton.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Hunt's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  com- 
pany return  [year  not  given] ;  said  Gilbert  reported  at  camp  at  White  Plains; 
also,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  service  from  Dec.  -,  1776,  to 
Feb.  -,  1777,  3  mos.,  guarding  stores  at  Boston. 

Gilbert,  Josiah,  Mansfield.  Private,  Capt.  Abiel  Clap's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John 
Dagget's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to  April 
29,  1775,  11  days;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Josiah  Smith's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt. ;  engaged  May  27,  1776 ;  service  to  Dec.  1, 1776,  6  mos.  6  days,  includ- 
ing travel  home ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  town  and  harbor  of  Boston  ;  also. 
Sergeant,  Lieut.  John  Dean's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  (4th  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ; 
service,  23  days ;  company  made  up  from  3d  and  7th  companies  in  said  regiment 
and  marched  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

Gilbert,  Josiah,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  William  Whitcomb's  (Stow)  co.,  Col.  James 
Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

Gilbert,  Josiah.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  22, 
1780;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Merryfield ;  marched  to  camp  July  22,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  William 
Scott;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  (5th)  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's 
(16th)  regt.;  pay  roll  for  July,  1780;  joined  July  19,  1780;  service,  13  days. 

Gilbert,  Jude.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Heald's  co.,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. ;  service, 
6  days ;  company  marched  from  Acton  to  Roxbury  March  4,  1776. 

Gilbert,  Lemuel,  Easton.  Corporal,  Capt.  Macey  Williams's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service  to  April  28,  1775, 10  days ; 
also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Macey  Williams's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's  regt. ;  com- 
pany return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gilbert,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Paige's  co.,  Col.  James  Convers's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  31,  1777;  service,  10  days;  company 
marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

Gilbert,  Lewis,  Easton.  Private,  Capt.  Macey  Williams's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to  April  28,  1775,  8  days;  also, 
Capt.  Macey  Williams's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's  regt. ;  company  return  dated 
Oct.  6,  1775. 


416  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gilbert,  Moses.  Company  receipt  given  to  Capt,  Barnabas  Sears  for  ammunition, 
dated  Dorchester  Camp,  Feb.  15,  1776. 

Gilbert,  Nath.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Samson's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt.. 
Gen.  Palmer's  brigade;  service  between  Sept.  25,  1777,  and  Oct.  30,  1777,  32  days, 
on  a  secret  expedition  against  Newport,  R.  I. 

Gilbert,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  John  Banister's  co.  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  en- 
listed Sept.  7,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  2  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department. 

Gilbert,  Nathaniel,  Easton.  Private,  Capt.  Macey  Williams's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  tlie  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to  April  28,  1775,  10  days; 
also,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  29, 
1778 ;  service,  1  mo.  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  to  serve  for  6 
weelis  from  July  29,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co..  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  4,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  10,  1780 ;  service,  6  days ;  company 
marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Gilbert,  Nathaniel,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Jotham  Loring's  (Hingham)  co.  of 
train,  which  marched  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  13  days; 
also,  Capt.  Peter  Cushing's  (3d  Hingham)  co..  Col.  Solomon  Lovel's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 4  days ;  company  assembled  at  Dorchester  March  4,  1776 ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  assembled  at  Hingham  March  15,  1776,  to 
guard  the  shore;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  2  days;  company  assembled 
at  Hull  June  23,  1776;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Solomon 
Lovell's  regt.;  engaged  Dec.  18,  1776;  discharged  March  17,  1777;  service,  3^ 
mos.,  travel  included;  also,  petition  dated  April  10,  1777,  signed  by  said  Gilbert 
and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co.,  asking  for  unpaid  portion  of 
allowance  for  travel  to  Danbury,  Conn.,  subsequent  to  engagement  in  Dec,  1776; 
enlistment,  3  months ;  company  marched  from  Hingham  and  Cohasset. 

Gilbert,  Nathaniel.  (Late)  Capt.  George  King's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  de- 
tachment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776 ;  discharged  March  24, 
1777 ;  service,  98  days ;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga ;  also.  Private,  same 
CO.  and  detachment ;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777  ;  enlistment  to 
expire  March  15,  1777;  reported  exchanged  for  Daniel  Jackways  Feb.  1,  1777; 
also,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  co.,  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted 
July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  28,  1777;  service,  20  days;  company  marched  to 
Fort  Edward  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Schuylar  (Schuyler)  ;  also,  Capt.  Enoch 
Noble's  CO.;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1777;  service,  60  days; 
company  marched  to  Manchester,  Vt.,  thence  to  Allington,  thence  to  Stillwater, 
by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln,  joined  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.  and 
marched  to  Bolton's  Rills  [?]  and  there  served  until  regularly  discharged;  en- 
gagement, 3  months;  roll  certified  at  Sheffield. 

Gilbert,  Nathaniel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  service 
from  Feb.  3,  1778,  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos.,  guarding  troops  of  convention;  regi- 
ment stationed  at  Cambridge. 

Gilbert,  Oliver,  Western  (Warren).  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Richardson's  co.,  Col. 
Samuel  Denny's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  19,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service, 
1  mo.  12  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack;  company  raised  for  3  months; 
roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover, 
at  Springfield,  July  7,  1780 ;  age,  26  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Western ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  6,  1780 ;  marched  to 
camp  July  7,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Dix ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the 
6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster 
in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  417 

GiLHEKT,  Oliver.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  18, 1778 ;  discharged  Aug.  28, 1778 ;  service,  1  mo.  12  days ;  reported 
discharged  at  muster;  company  detached  from  Hampshire  Co.  militia  to  guard 
stores  and  magazines  at  Springfield  and  Brookfield  for  6  months  from  July  1, 
1778.    Roll  dated  Springfield. 

GiLiiERT,  Peter  Cummings,  Littleton.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Gilbert's  co.,  Col.  Wil- 
liam Prescott's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  29, 1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 6-i  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  28,  1775;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  30, 
1775;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Aaron  Jewett's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  dated 
Littleton,  Feb.  19, 1778;  residence,  Littleton  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Littleton;  joined 
Capt.  Derby's  (Darby's)  co.,  Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  ;  also,  Private,  2d 
CO.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Feb.  23,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Darby's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Bailey's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  25, 1778 ;  also,  Colonel's  co..  Col. 
Bailey's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
Feb.  25,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said 
county;  age,  20  yrs.;  stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue; 
occupation,  farmer  (also  given  laborer) ;  engaged  April  4,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Stow ;  term,  3  j'ears ;  also,  receipt  dated  Stow,  April  16,  1781,  for  bounty  paid 
said  Gilbert  and  others  by  the  Selectmen  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  years;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Adams  Bailey's  co.,  Col.  John  Bailey's 
(2d)  regt.,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Sprout  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  muster 
roll  made  up  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Jan.  1, 1782;  reported  appointed  Corporal  Aug. 
17,  1781. 

Gilbert,  Phineas,  Pittsfield.  List  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Cambridge 
April  22,  1775,  under  command  of  Capt.  David  Noble,  and  served  6  mos. ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  David  Noble's  co.,  Col.  John  Paterson's  (26th)  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  9  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gilbert,  Prince.  Seaman,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
engaged  March  15,  1779;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 

Gilbert,  Reuben,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Barns's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  9  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army. 

Gilbert,  Reuben,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Ithamar  Wright's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  8  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army 
April  27,  1775. 

Gilbert,  Reuben,  Brookfield.  Corporal,  Capt.  Peter  Harwood's  co..  Col.  Learned's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos., 
1  week,  5  days. 

Gilbert,  Reuben,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  John  Packard's  co.,  Col.  David  Brewer's 
(9th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Gilbert,  Reuben.  Corporal,  Capt.  Asa  Danforth's  co.  of  volunteers,  Col.  Convers's 
regt.;  service,  22  days,  at  the  Northward;  company  marched  from  Brookfield 
Sept.  23,  1777,  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates. 

Gilbert,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Gilbert's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.; 
service  from  Aug.  2,  1778,  to  Sept.  13,  1778,  1  mo.  16  daj'S,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 


418  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gilbert,  Reuben.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Newell's  co. ;  enlisted  Nov.  3,  1778;  discharged 
Nov.  18,  1778 ;  service,  15  days ;  company  detached  from  Gen.  Warner's  brigade 
to  join  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards  and  to  escort  troops  of  Saratoga  Convention 
from  Rutland  to  Enfield,  Conn. 

Gilbert,  Samuel,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlin's  co. ;  enlisted  July  7, 
1775;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Micah  Ham- 
lin's CO.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  company  oi-der  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc., 
dated  Boston,  June  27,  1776;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continen- 
tal Arm}',  dated  May  10,  1778;  residence,  Barnstable;  engaged  for  town  of 
Barnstable;  joined  Capt.  James  Davis's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  term,  3  years, 
to  expire  Jan.  -,  1780;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  b}'  Joseph  Otis,  Muster  Master 
for  Barnstable  Co.,  dated  March  29,  1777;  Capt.  Davis's  co..  Col.  Bradford's 
regt. ;  mustered  March  26,  1777 ;  also.  Private,  5th  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  22,  1777,  to  Dec. 
15,  1777 ;  reported  discharged ;  also,  return  dated  Barnstable,  April  14,  1777,  of 
blankets  received  from  Selectmen  of  Barnstable  and  Yarmouth  by  Joseph  Otis, 
Muster  Master,  and  delivered  to  the  Board  of  War  and  certain  soldiers ;  said  Gil- 
bert returned  as  belonging  to  Capt.  Russell's  or  Capt.  Davis's  co.,Col.  Bradford's 
regt.  and  as  having  received  a  blanket;  also,  Capt.  John  Lament's  co.,  Col.  Brad- 
ford's (12th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  joined 
May  1,  1777;  reported  deceased;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  [year  not 
given]  ;  mustered  by  County  Muster  Master  but  not  by  Continental  Muster 
Master. 

Gilbert,  Samuel,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Danforth's  co.  of  volunteers.  Col. 
Convers's  regt.;  service,  22  days,  at  the  Northward;  company  marched  from 
Brookfield  Sept.  23,  1777,  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival 
at  Fishkill;  Capt.  Danforth's  co..  Col.  Converse's  regt.;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5 
ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  West  Parish  in  Brookfield;  arrived  at 
Fishkill  June  7,  1778;  reported  mustered  May  19,  1778,  by  Thomas  Newhall, 
Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jona- 
than Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  also,  list  of  men 
returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fish- 
kill, Aug.  1,  1778;  also,  certificate  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co.,  Sept.  12,  1778, 
signed  by  Capt.  Asa  Danforth,  stating  that  said  Gilbert  and  4  others  were  raised 
from  the  company  in  the  1st  Precinct  of  Brookfield  and  marched  to  join  army 
under  Gen.  Washington  "  for  9  months  in  1778." 

Gilbert,  Samuel,  Kingston.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Sturtevant's  co..  Col.  Titcomb's 
regt. ;  service,  2  mos.  5  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island 
April  28,  1777 ;  roll  dated  Halifax ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Samson's  co.,  Col. 
Theophilus  Cotton's  regt..  Gen.  Palmer's  brigade;  service  between  Sept.  25,  1777, 
and  Oct.  30,  1777,  32  days,  on  a  secret  expedition  against  Newport,  R.  I. ;  also, 
Capt.  Calvin  Curtiss's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  16,  1778;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  18  daj's,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Gilbert,  Samuel,  Littleton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Reed's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
William  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
5  days ;  also.  Captain,  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt. ;  memorandum  stating  that 
said  Gilbert  was  commissioned  as  Captain,  in  room  of  Eli  (also  given  Eliphalet) 
Dinsmore,  by  order  of  Congress  of  June  13, 1775;  also,  receipt  given  to  Col.  John 
Robinson,  dated  Cambridge,  June  22,  1775,  signed  by  said  Gilbert,  Captain,  for 
advance  pay  for  men  in  his  company ;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Prescott's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  April  24,  1775;  service,  98  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  28,  1775 ;  also,  memorandum  of  firelocks 
received  of  sundry  officers  and  soldiers ;  date  of  delivery  Feb.  8,  1776 ;  also.  Cap- 
tain, (late)  Col.  Prescott's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Nov.  1,  1778. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  419 

Gilbert,  Samuel,  Plymouth.  Surgeon's  Mate,  brigantine  "Independence,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Simeon  Samson ;  engaged  May  10,  1776 ;  service  to  Sept.  22, 
1776,  4  mos.  12  da}'s ;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander ;  engaged  Sept.  23,  1776 ; 
service  to  Jan.  1, 1777,3  mos.  8  days;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged 
Jan.  1, 1777 ;  service  to  March  25, 1777,  2  mos.  25  days  ;  also.  Surgeon,  brigantine 
"  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon  Samson ;  return  for  advance  pay  dated 
Boston,  Nov.  13,  1777;  also.  Surgeon,  brigantine  "  Hazard"  ;  list  of  officers  of 
State  navy;  commissioned  Nov.  15,  1777;  also.  Surgeon,  brigantine  "Hazard," 
commanded  by  Capt.  Samson;  engaged  Sept.  11,  1777;  discharged  March  24, 
1778 ;  service  6  mos.  13  days ;  reported  left  sick  at  Martinico;  roll  dated  Boston. 

Gilbert,  Samuel,  Plymouth.  Surgeon's  Mate,  Col.  John  Brooks's  (late  Alden's) 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Oct.  6, 
1777;  reported  discharged  Oct.  6,  1777;  also,  6th  battalion,  lately  commanded  by 
Col.  Ichabod  Alden;  list  of  officers  in  camp  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  dated  Cherry 
Valley,  Feb.  24,  1779;  reported  discharged  Sept.  -,  1777;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (late  Col.  Alden's)  7th  regt.;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  com- 
missioned Jan.  1,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  6,  1777;  service,  9  mos.  6  days. 

Gilbert,  Samuel.  Private,  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot's  corps  of  invalids  stationed  at 
Boston;  joined  INtay  31,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  6  days;  reported  died  Aug.  6,  1778. 
Roll  dated  Boston. 

Gilbert,  Seth,  Barnstable.  Capt.  Abraham  Watson's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d) 
regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  reported  deserted. 

Gilbert,  Seth,  Norton.  Captain,  2d  Norton  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  12  days. 

Gilbert,  Seth,  Norton.  Private,  Capt.  George  Makepeace's  co.,  Col.  John  Dagget's 
regt. ;  service,  8  days ;  company  marched  Dec.  8,  1776,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode 
Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gilbert,  Simeon.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  Aug.  23,  1782,  signed  by  John  Popkin, 
Muster  Master,  stating  that  he  had  received  said  Gilbert,  a  recruit,  of  Antipas 
Bridgham  of  Class  No.  1  of  the  town  of  Westborough,  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gilbert,  Solomon,  Stoughtonham.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Bridge  Savel's  (1st  Stough- 
tonham)  co..  Col.  Robinson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775 ;  service,  1  day. 

Gilbert,  Solomon,  Stoughtonham.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Tisdale's  (Stoughton- 
ham) CO.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  22  days. 

Gilbert,  Solomon,  Stoughtonham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Payson's  co..  Col.  Joseph 
Read's  (20th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  aZso,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  29,  1775. 

Gilbert,  Solomon,  Stoughtonham.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  SutTolk  Co.  for 
the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  April  20,  1778,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent 
for  said  county,  by  Sergt.  Elkanah  Hixson  of  Col.  Alden's  regt.,  at  Dorchester, 
May  27,  1778,  to  be  delivered  to  Brig.  Gen.  Jonathan  Warner  at  Fishkill;  Capt. 
Sable's  co..  Col.  Gill's  regt. ;  age,  50  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark ; 
hair,  dark,  "  wears  a  wig;  "  eyes,  gray ;  nationality,  American  ;  occupation,  hus- 
bandman; residence,  Stoughtonham;  engaged  for  town  of  Stoughtonham;  en- 
gaged May  20,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  14, 
1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy 
Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778. 


420  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gilbert,  Solomon,  Western  (Warren).  Private,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Knoulton's  co.,  Col. 
Dike's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights 
[year  not  given,  probably  1776] . 

Gilbert,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Stow's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  wages,  mileage,  etc. ;  company  stationed  at  Ticonderoga  in 
1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  list  of  men  who  were  discharged;  said  Gilbert 
discharged  Nov.  3,  1776. 

Gilbert,  Solomon.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Bradley's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ; 
engaged  Aug.  14,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  28  days,  travel  included;  company 
marched  to  Manchester,  Vt.,  to  join  Northern  army.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Suf- 
folk Co. 

Gilbert,  Solomon,  Jr.,  Stoughtonham.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Bridge  Savel's  (1st 
Stoughtonham)  co.,  Col.  Robinson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  7  days;  also,  Capt.  Theophilus  Lyon's  co;  enlisted  March  1, 
1778 ;  discharged  April  5,  1778 ;  service,  36  days ;  company  marched  to  Castle 
Island  March  1,  1778,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Pierce. 

Gilbert,  Thaddeus.  Receipt  dated  Chesterfield,  Jan.  29,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said 
Gilbert  by  William  White  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3 
years ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  age,  30  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged 
March  15,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Chesterfield;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private, 
Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  March  16,  1781,  21  mos.  14 
days. 

Gilbert,  Theodore,  Montague.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  9th  co.  commanded  by  1st  Lieut.  Caleb  Benjamin,  6th  Hampshire 
Co.  regt.,  sworn  to  April  1,  1779;  residence,  Montague;  engaged  for  town  of 
Montague  ;  joined  Capt.  Keith's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. ;  term  to  expire 
Nov.  1,  1778. 

Gilbert,  Theodorus,  Montague.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  terra  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  re- 
turned as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  July  10,  1780;  age,  20  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  ruddy; 
engaged  for  town  of  Montague ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  9,  1780 ;  marched  to 
camp  July  10,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Daniel  Shay;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having 
passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for 
6  months  men  belonging  to  the  town  of  Montague  raised  for  service  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  during  1780;  marched  July  9,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  9,  1781;  ser- 
vice, 6  mos.  7  days,  travel  included. 

Gilbert,  Thomas,  Brookfield  (also  given  Bernardston) .  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Thayer's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  July 
24,  1775;  service,  8  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  -,  1775; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Dorchester, 
Nov.  22,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  dated  Brookfield,  June  30,  1778,  showing  service 
credited  to  them,  respectively,  as  returned  by  the  committee  chosen  to  make  an 
average  of  the  service  rendered  to  the  credit  of  the  3d  Precinct  of  Brookfield ;  total 
amount  of  service  rendered  made  to  average  5^  months  for  each  single  poll  in  said 
precinct;  said  Gilbert  credited  with  5.J  mos.  service;  also,  return  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  4th  co.,  4th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  dated 
Brookfield,  Feb.  20, 1778 ;  residence,  Brookfield ;  engaged  for  town  of  Brookfield ; 
joined  Capt.  Chaise's  (Shays's)  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  ;  reported 
mustered  April  10,  1777,  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Shays's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt. ;  Continental 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  421 

Gilbert,  Thomas,  continued. 

Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan    17,  1777,  to  Aug.  31,  1778;  reported 
transferred  Aug.  31,  1778,  to  the  Lieut.  Colonel's  co.  as  Fifer ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9, 1778  ;  also,  Fifer,  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's 
regt. ;  Continental  Array  paj'  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  17, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779 ;  reported  as  serving  19  mos.  14  days  as  Private,  16  mos.  as  Fifer ;  also,  Capt 
John  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (4:th)  regt. ;  return  examined  April  22,  1779, 
of   men  entitled  to  gratuity;  also,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt. 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780 
also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  10,  1781 ;  Capt.  Whipple's  co.,  Col 
Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  rank,  Fifer;  age,  21  yrs.  7  mos. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  com 
plexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  gra}';  residence,  Brookfield;  enlisted  Dec.  15, 
1779,  by  Lieut.  Col.  Newhall;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Job 
Whipple's  CO.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  from  Jan.-March, 
1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Whipple's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  list  dated  Jan.  18,  1802,  re- 
turned by  John  Avery,  Secretary,  and  P.  Coffin,  Treasurer,  of  men  who  had 
enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army  and  actually  served  3  years,  and  were  accord- 
ingly entitled  to  gratuities  under  resolves  of  March  4,  1801,  and  June  19,  1801; 
residence,  Bernardston ;  said  Gilbert  credited  with  $20. 

Gilbert,  Thomas,  Southwick.  Private,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Wood- 
bridge's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  24,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos. 
13  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Silas  Fowler's  co.,  dated  Southwick, 
April  2,  1779;  residence,  Southwick;  engaged  for  town  of  Southwick;  term,  8 
months,  to  expire  Jan.  -,  1779;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co..  Col.  Wil- 
liam Shepard's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July  and  Aug.,  1778,  dated  Camp  at  Provi- 
dence; reported  deserted;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778; 
reported  sick  in  hospital;  also,  Maj.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1778,  sworn  to  in  Camp  at  Providence ;  reported  died  Nov. 
13,  1778. 

Gilbert,  Thomas  (alias  Asa  Todd)  ,  Ware  (also given  Brimfield) .  Return  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  James  Converse's  (4th  Worcester  Co.) 
regt.,  endorsed  "  Brookfield,  Sept.  15, 1777;  "  residence,  Ware;  engaged  for  town 
of  New  Braintree ;  joined  Capt.  Harwood's  co..  Col.  Nixson's  regt. ;  also,  list  of 
deserters,  dated  Camp  Ten  Eyck,  Aug.  27,  1780;  Capt.  Heywood's  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  rank.  Private;  age,  27  yrs.;  stature,  6  ft.;  com- 
plexion, dark;  hair,  dai-k;  eyes,  dark;  occupation, shoemaker ;  birthplace,  Brim- 
field;  residence,  Brimfield;  term,  during  war;  deserted  Jan.  10,  1778.  [See  Asa 
Todd.] 

Gilbert,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hooper's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  13,  1776;  dis- 
charged Nov.  15,  1776 ;  service,  10  mos.  4  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast.  Rolls 
dated  Marblehead. 

Gilbert,  Timothy.  Private,  Capt.  James  Perry's  co.,  16th  regt. ;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776 
[service  not  given] . 

Gilbert,  William,  Brookfield.  Capt.  Hamilton's  co. ;  company  receipt  for  wages  for 
Oct.,  1776,  dated  Ticonderoga  Mills ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathan  Hamilton's 
CO.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  Fort  Edward 
home,  dated  Brookfield,  Feb.  6,  1777;  credited  with  8^  days  allowance. 

Gilbert,  William,  Hanover.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Soper's  co.  (North  co.  in  Hanover) , 
which  marched  April  20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marsh- 
field,  under  direction  of  field  officers  of  2d  Plymouth  Co.  regt. ;  service,  3  days  ; 
also,  Capt.  Lemuel  Curtis's  co..  Col.  Anthony  Thomas's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt.; 
service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  Cohasset  on  the  alarm  of  March  5,  1776 ; 


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Gilbert,  William,  continued. 

also,  list  of  men  mustered  between  May  26,  1777,  and  June  10,  1777,  by  James 
Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co.;  Capt.  Seth  Drew's  co..  Col.  Bailey's 
regt. ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  residence,  Hanover;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  5th  co., 
Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May 
27,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Drew's  (5th)  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  24,  1778 ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
May  27,  1780;  «/so,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen  John  Glover,  at  'Springfield,  July  11, 
1780;  age,  23  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  fresh;  engaged  for  town  of 
Hanover;  arrived  at  Springfield,  July  10,  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780, 
under  command  of  Capt.  George  Webb ;  also.  Sergeant ;  pay  roll  for  6  months 
men  raised  by  the  town  of  Hanover  for  service  in  the  Continental  Armj'  during 
1780;  marched  to  camp  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  10,  1781;  service,  6  mos. 
17  days,  travel  included. 

Gilbert,  William,  Montague.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  10,  1780;  age,  33  yrs;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for 
town  of  Montague ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  9,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July 
10,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Daniel  Shay;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the 
6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster 
in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
belonging  to  the  town  of  Montague  and  raised  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army 
during  1780;  marched  July  9,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  12 
days,  travel  included. 

Gilbert,  William,  Salem.  Capt.  Enoch  Putnam's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's  regt.; 
order  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Gilbert  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  June  8,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4. 1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  also,  Capt.  Putnam's 
CO.,  Col.  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson; 
company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  reported  died  Aug.  13,  1775. 

Gilbert,  William.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned 
by  Capt.  Samuel  Farrar,  Jr.,  to  Col.  Brooks,  dated  Lincoln,  Sept.  8, 1777 ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Lincoln;  joined  Capt.  Berton's  co..  Col.  Sherbourn's  regt.;  term,  3 
years. 

Gilbert,  Zadok,  Brookfield.  Capt.  Hamilton's  co. ;  company  receipt  for  wages  for 
Oct.,  1776,  dated  Ticonderoga  Mills;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Hamilton's  co., 
Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  Fort  Edward  home, 
dated  Brookfield,  Feb.  6,  1777 ;  credited  with  8;^  days  allowance ;  also,  Capt. 
Daniel  Gilbert's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  service  between  July  30,  1777,  and 
Sept.  2,  1777,  26  (also  given  29)  days,  at  Bennington  and  Half  Moon ;  company 
marched  from  Brookfield  July  30,  1777. 

Gilbertt,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Whipple's  co.  of  guards ;  enlisted  April 
20,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  20, 1780;  service,  8  mos.  1  day,  at  Rutland;  enlistment, 
8  months. 

GiLBiRT,  JosiAH,  Actou.  Private,  Capt.  Asahel  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  John  Robinson's 
regt. ;  marched  Feb.  4  [year  not  given,  probably  1776]  ;  service,  1  mo.  28  days. 

GiLBiRT,  Thaddeus.  Private,  Capt.  William  Ward's  (Plantation  No.  5)  co.,  (late) 
Col.  Ezra  May's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17, 1777;  discharged  Aug. 
22,  1777 ;  service,  5  days;  company  marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 


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GiLBOA,  John.  Bombardier,  Capt.  Benjamin  Eustis's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  23,  1777,  to  March 

15,  1778;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  deserted  March  15,  1778. 

GiLBORD,  Jacob,  New  Braintree.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Dexter's  co..  Col.  Learnard's 
re.<rt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  home  and  return,  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Jan. 
-,  1776 ;  company  raised  in  Hard  wick.  New  Braintree,  and  Oakham. 

GiLBORD,  Jonas,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  William  Henry's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  5, 
1779;  discharged  Nov.  10,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  travel  included,  at  Castle 
and  Governor's  Islands ;  company  raised  in  Worcester  Co. 

GiLBORD,  [Joseph  ?],  Littleton.    Petition  addressed  to  the  Council,  dated  Boston,  Aug. 

16,  1777,  signed  by  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson,  representing  that  certain  officers  who 
belonged  to  his  regiment  in  1776,  and  other  officers  not  of  his  regiment,  were  pris- 
oners at  Long  Island,  and  recommending  that  advance  pay  for  1  month  be  sent  to 
each  officer ;  said  Gilbert  reported  a  Lieutenant,  but  not  of  Col.  Hutchinson's  regt. 
[No  record  of  action  of  Council  appears  on  petition.] 

GiLBORD,  Phineas,  Pittsficld.  Private,  Capt.  David  Noble's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Patison's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775,  from  Pittsfield  and  Richmond ;  service,  7  days ;  reported  enlisted 
into  the  army. 

GiLBORD,  Sabiuel,  Bamstable.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Mar- 
shall's regt. ;  enlisted  June  11, 1776;  service  to  Aug.  1, 1776, 1  mo.  21  days.  Roll 
dated  Castle  Island. 

GiLBORD,  Samuel,  Kingston.  Corporal,  Capt.  Edward  Sparrow's  co..  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779;  service,  22  days,  at  Rhode  Island  ;  reported 
discharged  Dec.  20,  1779 ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Middleborough ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  3  days  service,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island. 

GiLBORT,  Ebenezer,  Wrcntham.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Kollock's  co..  Col.  John 
Smith's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days; 
also,  Capt.  Samuel  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Dec  27,  1775. 

GiLBORT,  Elisha,  Loudou.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Whiting's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

GiLBORT,  Elisha,  Williamstown.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sloane's  co.  of  Minute-men; 
enlisted  April  22,  1775 ;  discharged  May  5,  1775 ;  service,  14  days. 

GiLBORT,  Isaac.  Receipt  dated  Southwick,  July  24, 1778,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gilbort 
and  others  by  the  Selectmen  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  23,  1778. 

GiLBORT,  Jacob,  Acton.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  reported  died  July  7,  1775. 

GiLBORT,  Jacob,  New  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  John  Grainger's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  regt. ;  enlisted  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  weeks  1  day. 

GiLBORT,  John,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Thomas  Willington's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wiggles- 
worth's  regt., ;  return  [year  not  given] ;  residence,  Marblehead ;  enlisted  for 
town  of  Marblehead ;  mustered  by  [Nathaniel]  Barber ;  reported  deserted. 

GiLBORT,  Nathaniel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  entered 
service  Nov.  12,  1777 ;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  2  mos.  22  days,  with  guards  at 
Cambridge. 


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GiLBORT,  Sajil'el.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Soper's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Maixh  5,  1781 ;  discharged  March  20,  1781 ;  service,  15  daj's,  at  Rhode 
Island.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Plymouth  Co. 

GiLBORT,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Freedom  Chamberlin's  co..  Col.  Cary's  regt. ; 
company  return  dated  Cortlandt  Manor,  Nov.  22,  1776. 

GiLBRETH,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Larned's  co.,  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  dated  Hutts  and  sworn  to  at  West  Point; 
enlisted  April  22,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

GiLBKOTH,  Joseph.  Private,  4th  co. ;  orders  dated  Oct.  5,  1783,  and  Dec.  29,  1783,  for 
wages  for  May-Dec.  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted 
on  account  of  wages. 

GiLBRT,  Aaron.  Capt.  John  Packard's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  David  Brewer's) 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury, 
Dec.  27,  1775. 

GiLBRT,  Elias.  Private,  Lieut.  Constant  Webster's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  15,  discharged 
Aug  23  [year  not  given,  probably  1777] ;  service,  12  days,  travel  included;  com- 
pany marched  from  Worthington  on  an  expedition  to  Bennington  to  reinforce 
army  under  Gen.  Stark,  and  returned  home,  via  Northampton,  conducting 
prisoners  from  Bennington. 

GiLBURD,  JosiAH.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Ward's  co.,  Col.  Cogswell's  regt.;  enlisted 
Sept.  23,  1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  31, 1778 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days,  travel  included ; 
company  detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

GiLBURD,  JosiAH,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Ward's  co..  Col.  Cogswell's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  23,  1778;  discharged  Oct.  1, 1778;  service,  10  days,  travel  included; 
company  detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

GiLBURT,  Asa,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Harwood's  co.,  Col.  Learned's  regt. ; 
company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

GiLBURT,  Benjamin,  Brookfield.  Musician,  Capt.  Peter  Harwood's  co..  Col.  Learned's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

GiLBURT,  Henry,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Harwood's  co.,  Col.  Learned's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7, 1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  William  Toogood's 
(5th)  CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  March  11,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in 
camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  in  Camp  near  Peekskill,  Feb.  16,  1779; 
also,  Capt.  John  Holden's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1779, 
dated  Highlands;  enlisted  March  15,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  (late)  Capt. 
Toogood's  CO.,  Col.  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  June-Oct.,  1779;  reported 
joined  from  Capt.  Holden's  co.  July  1,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  for 
clothing  for  the  year  1780,  dated  Peekskill,  Dec.  5,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin 
Heywood's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779. 

GiLBURT,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Coe's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's  de- 
tachment of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga, 
Feb.  24,  1777 ;  enlisted  Feb.  3,  1777 ;  detachment  raised  to  serve  until  March  25, 
1777. 

GiLBURT,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Wolcott's  co..  Col.  Hopkins's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  16,  1776 ;  service,  20  days ;  company  marched  to  the  Highlands, 
N.  Y.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Berkshire  Co. 

GiLBURT,  Reuben,  Brookfield.  Corporal,  Capt.  Peter  Harwood's  co..  Col.  Learned's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  endorsed  "Nov.  21,  1775." 


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GiLBURT,  Samuel.  Petition  addressed  to  the  Provincial  Congress,  dated  June  13, 1775, 
signed  by  Eliphalet  Dinsmoor,  stating  that  he  had  been  commissioned  as  Captain 
of  a  company  in  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt.,  but  owing  to  ill  health  was  no 
longer  able  to  fulfil  the  duties  of  his  office,  and  asking  that  his  resignation  be 
accepted  and  that  said  Gilburt  be  commissioned  in  his  room ;  prayer  of  petition 
granted. 

Gilburt,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshal's  regt.; 
service  from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  3  mos. 

Gilburt,  Theodorus,  Montague.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Woodbridge's  co.,  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt.,  enlisted  June  25,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779;  service,  6  mos.  8 
days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  7  days  service  at  Rhode 
Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport. 

GiLCHREAS,  Charles.  Private,  Capt.  John  Joslin's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worcester 
Co.)  regt. ;  pay  roll  dated  Leominster,  Dec.  29,  1777  [service  not  given]  ;  reported 
a  deserter ;  company  marched  from  Leominster  the  last  of  July,  1777,  to  join  forces 
under  Col.  Seth  Warner  at  Bennington. 

GiLCHREST,  Richard,  Peterborough.  Private,  Capt.  William  Scott's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to  April  23,  1775,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  AVil- 
liam  Scott's  co.  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775 ;  enlisted  April  23,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  16  days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  before  Boston,  Nov.  14,  1775. 

Gilchrist,    .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gilchreas,  Gilchrest, 

Gilcreace,  Gilcreas,  Gilcrest,  Gilcriace,  Gilcrist,  Gilhurst,  Gillchres,  Gillchrest, 
Gillchrist,  Gillcreas,  Gillcrease,  Gillcreast,  Gillcrest.] 

Gilchrist,  Richard,  Lunenburg.  Private,  Capt.  William  Scott's  co..  Col.  Paul 
Dudley  Sargant's  (28th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gilcreace,  John.  2d  Dracut  co. ;  list  of  men  raised  for  3  mos.  service,  agreeable 
to  a  resolve  passed  in  1776. 

Gilcreace,  Robert,  Lunenburg.  Private,  Capt.  William  Henry's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct. 
3,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  10,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  11  days,  travel  included,  at 
Castle  and  Governor's  Islands ;  company  raised  in  Worcester  Co. 

Gilcreas,  Robert.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Jonas  Parker's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's 
(7th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  July  11,  1780; 
discharged  Jan.  11,  1781 ;  enlistment,  6  months. 

Gilcreas,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  William  Thurlo's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.; 
service  from  July  30,  1778,  to  Sept.  13,  1778,  1  mo.  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 
Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Gilcrest,  John,  Dracut.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Russell's  co..  Col.  Green's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days;  also,  Capt. 
Joseph  Bradley  Varnum's  co..  Col.  Simeon  Spaulding's  regt.;  abstract  of  equip- 
ments for  train  band  and  alarm  list  endorsed  "  1777 ;  "  reported  as  belonging  to 
alarm  list. 

Gilcrest,  Robert,  Lunenburg.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

Gilcriace,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  McCobb's  co..  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th) 
regt.;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  7,  1775. 


426  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GiLCRiST,  Charles,  Lunenburg.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  8th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Joseph  Bellows,  sworn  to  in 
Worcester  Co.,  Feb.  14,  1778;  residence,  Lunenburg;  joined  Capt.  Jones's  co., 
Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morris- 
town,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's, 
and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry 
Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of 
Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9, 1779 ;  Colonel's  co. ; 
rank.  Private;  residence,  Lunenbxirg;  engaged  for  town  of  Norton;  engaged 
Sept.  24,  1777 ;  term,  3  years ;  reported  deserted  Dec.  7,  1779. 

OiLCRiST,  John.    List  of  men  [date  and  particulars  not  given]  ;  reported  a  Mate. 

•GiLCRisT,  John.    List  of  men  [date  and  particulars  not  given] . 

Gild,  Abraham,  Hampstead.  Private,  Capt.  Micajah  Gleason's  co..  Col.  John  Nixon's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5 
days. 

GiLDE,  "  Napthlam,"  Guilford.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co..  Col.  Ruggles 
Woodbridge's  (25th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

GiLDEN,  Arnold,  Casco  Bay.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Casco  Bay;  engaged  for  town 
of  Groton. 

Gilder,  Benjamin,  Nobletown.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  IngersoU's  co..  Col.  David 
Brewer's  (9th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gilder,  David.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Egremont  for  ser- 
vice in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  7,  1780 ;  discharged 
Dec.  12,  1780 ;  service,  4  mos.  9  days  [  ?  ] . 

Gilder,  Joseph.  Private,  Lieut.  Andrew  Loomiss's  co..  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  31,  1777  ;  discharged  June  3,  1777  ;  service,  4  days ;  company 
marched  to  Ticonderoga  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm. 

Gilding, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gilden,  Guilding.] 

Gilding,  Francis,  Sutton.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for  the 
term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  Burbank's 
CO.,  Col.  Holman's  regt. ;  age,  39  (also  given  29)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark;  residence,  Sutton;  engaged  for  town  of  Sutton;  arrived  at  Fish- 
kill,  June 22, 1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.,  returned  as  mustered 
by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778. 

GiLE, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gild,  Gill,  Guil,  Guild,  Guile, 

Guiles,  Guils,  Guyle,  Guyles,  Gyle.] 

GiLE,  Abraham,  "Cohorss."  Capt.  Micajah  Gleason's  co..  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th) 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gile  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
June  10,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Sept.  30, 
1775;  also,  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept.  and  Oct.,  1775,  dated  Camp  Winter  Hill, 
signed  by  said  Gile  and  others;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Dec.  22,  1775. 

GiLE,  Asa.  Corporal,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Yose's  (1st)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  appointed  May  1,  1781;  enlist- 
ment, during  war. 

Gile,  Ephraim,  Sanford.  Private,  Capt.  Morgan  Lewis's  co.,  which  marched  April 
21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also.  Cor- 
poral, Capt.  Joshua  Bragdon's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  6  days;  also,  com- 


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GiLE,  Ephraim,  contmued. 

pany  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Bragdon's  co.,  Col.  Scam- 
mon's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  1, 1775. 

GiLE,  Joel.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Bullard's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (SuflFolk  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  29,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and 
stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gii.E,  Joshua.  4rth  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  $20  or  200  acres  of  land,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  General  Court  of  March  5,  1801 ;  reported  deceased. 

GiLE,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Thompson's  (1st)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept.-Dec,  1776. 

GiLE,  Nathan.  Order  on  Col.  James  "Wesson,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point,  June  17, 
1782,  for  depreciation  notes  for  service  in  1777, 1778,  and  1779  in  the  old  9th  Mass. 
regt.,  later  8th  Mass.  regt. 

GiLE,  Otis.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Thayer's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suflfolk  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  9,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and 
stationed  at  West  Point ;  said  Gile's  wages  reported  as  having  been  paid  to  the 
town  of  Wrentham.     [See  Otis  Gill.] 

GiLE,  Samuel,  Providence.  Private,  Capt.  Scott's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  H.  Jack- 
son's (16th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  Dec.  31, 1780;  reported  as  serving  6  mos.  15  days  as  Private,  5  mos.  15  days  as 
Corporal;  promoted  to  Corporal  July  1,  1780. 

GiLEBROTH,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Larned's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  April  22,  1781; 
enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  on  redoubt  guard ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  June,  1781 ;  reported  at  Dobbs's  Ferry. 

GiLEGEN,  Matthew,  Western  (Warren).  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  from  Col.  Converse's  (4th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Brookfield, 
Sept.  15,  1777 ;  residence.  Western  (Warren) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Western 
(Warren) ;  joined  Capt.  Willinton's  (Willington's)  co..  Col.  Wigelsworth's 
(Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

•GiLEGEN,  Thomas,  Western  (Warren).  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  from  Col.  Converse's  (4th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Brookfield, 
Sept.  15,  1777;  residence.  Western  (Warren);  engaged  for  town  of  Western 
(Warren) ;  joined  Capt.  Willinton's  (Willington's)  co..  Col.  Wigelsworth's 
(Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

GiLEMOR,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Randell's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776,  allowing  1  mo.  2  days  service. 

GiLERSON,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781 ;  enlisted  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  enlistment,  3  years ; 
reported  on  command  at  West  Point ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  dated  Camp 
Peekskill ;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point ;  also,  muster  roll  for  March,  1782, 
dated  Quarters  at  York  Huts. 

■Giles, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Childs,  Gibbs,  Gile,  Gilles, 

Gills,  Goiles,  Goyels,  Goyle,  Goyles,  Guil,  Guile,  Gyles,  Jiles,  Jilles,  Jills,  Joiles, 
Joils.] 

'Giles, .    Corporal,  Capt.  Baker's  co. ;  list  of  men  taken  from  the  Orderly  Book 

of  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson  of  the  27th  regt.,  dated  Fort  Lee ;  reported  taken  pris- 
oner at  Fort  Washington,  Nov.  16,  1776. 


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Giles,  Caesar.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  detach- 
ment of  guards;  enlisted  Aug.  6,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
26  days,  at  and  about  Boston. 

Giles,  Daniel,  Sanford.  Private,  Capt.  John  Smith's  co.,  which  marched  April  22, 
177.^,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  4  days ;  also,  Capt.  Joshua 
Bragdon's  co.,  Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775 ;  enlisted  May  3,  1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days ;  also,  company  return  [proli- 
ably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  of  pay  to  last  of  July,  1775;  reported  enlisted 
into  the  train  June  3,  1775 ;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Samuel  Gridley's  co.,  Col.  Grid- 
ley's  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Giles  and  others,  dated  Cam- 
bridge. 

Giles,  Daniel,  South  Brimfield.  Private,  Capt.  Araos  AValbridge's  co.,  Col.  David 
Brewer's  (9th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  Wal- 
bridge's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  David  Brewer's)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  4,  1775. 

Giles,  David.  Seaman,  brig  "Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Williams ; 
engaged  July  10,  1779 ;  service  to  Sept.  6,  1779,  1  mo.  28  days ;  stature,  5  ft.  5^ 
in. ;  nationality,  American.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Giles,  Ebenezer,  Townsend.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Eleazer  Brooks,  dated 
Lincoln,  Aug.  8,  1779;  10th  co..  Col.  Read's  regt.;  age,  20  (also  given  19)  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  residence,  Townsend;  engaged  for  town  of  Townsend;  de- 
livered to  Capt.  L.  Bailey;  said  Giles  and  others  returned  as  "being  already 
marched ;  "  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  as  returned  by  Joseph 
Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.,  Nov.  24,  1779 ;  also.  Private,  Lieut. 
Col.  Badlam's  co..  Col.  Bailey's  (2d)  regt.;  entered  service  July  25,  1779;  term, 
9  months ;  reported  taken  prisoner  Feb.  3,  1780. 

Giles,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lakin's  co.,  Col.  John  Robinson's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  1,  1777;  enlistment,  6  months  from  July  1,  1777;  roll  dated  North 
Kingston;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Boynton's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.;  en- 
gaged July  1,  1778 ;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1779,  6  mos.  6  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  1778 ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kingston,  Nov.  6,  1778;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  muster  rolls  sworn  to  at  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  28,  Nov.  12,  and  Dec. 
29,  1778. 

Giles,  Eleazer,  Beverly.  Petition  dated  Beverly,  Sept.  2,  1776,  signed  by  Josiah 
Batchelder,  Jr.,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  company,  asking  that  said  Giles  be  com- 
missioned as  commander  of  the  brigantine  "Retaliation"  (privateer);  ordered 
in  Council  Sept.  4,  1776,  that  a  commission  be  issued;  also.  Commander,  brig- 
antine "  Saratoga  "  (privateer) ;  list  of  officers  and  crew,  as  certified  by  the  owners, 
John  and  Andrew  Cabot,  endorsed  "  1780." 

Giles,  Ezra.  Capt.  Nathan  Brown's  co..  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson's  (19th)  regt.;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27, 
1775. 

Giles,  Henry,  Beverly.  Matross,  Capt.  Samuel  Russell  Trevett's  co..  Col.  Richard 
Gridley's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  June  21,  1775;  enlisted  May  29,  1775;  service, 
23  days;  also,  2d  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Curtis's  (1st)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  21,  1775.  [See  Henry 
Gibbs.] 

Giles,  James,  Sutton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Putnam's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Larned's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  15  days; 
also,  Capt.  Arthur  Dagget's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 


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Giles,  James,  contimied. 

Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  1  day;  also,  (late) 
Capt.  Dagget's  co.,  Col.  Learned's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp, 
Oct.  6,  1775. 

Giles,  James,  Townsend.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Townsend  co.,  Col.  James 
Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19, 1775,  to  Cambridge,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Daniel  Sherwin ;  discharged  April 
23,  1775;  service,  5  days,  travel  included;  also,  Capt.  James  Hosley's  co.  of 
volunteers,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt. ;  engaged  Sept.  26,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov. 
9,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  15  days;  company  raised  in  Townsend,  Pepperell,  and 
Ashb}',  and  marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates;  also,  return 
sworn  to  at  Townsend,  Aug.  23,  1781,  made  by  the  Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid 
said  Giles  and  others  by  said  town  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  [name  cancelled  on  return] . 

■Giles,  James,  Williamstown.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  (2d  Williamstown)  co.  [3'ear  not  given]  ;  residence, 
Williamstown;  engaged  for  town  of  Williamstown;  joined  Capt.  Ashley's  co., 
Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  term,  8  months;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20, 
1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co.; 
term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Ashley's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (14th) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779 ;  also,  return  of  men  who  enlisted  before  Aug.  16,  1777,  and  marched  with 
regiment  to  Peekskill ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  dated  Camp  near  Valley 
Forge;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778;  also, 
pay  abstract  for  Jan.,  1779,  sworn  to  in  Quarters  at  Providence;  also,  order  for 
gratuity  dated  Providence,  Feb.  13,  1779;  also,  muster  roll  for  March  and  April, 
1779,  sworn  to  at  Providence. 

Giles,  James.  Private,  Capt.  John  Spoor's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  18,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1780,  80  miles  from  home;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  10  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  co. ;  enlisted  July  18, 
1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  2,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  21  days,  travel  included,  "  up 
Mohawk  River,"  with  detachment  from  Col.  Barnabas  Sears's  regt.;  company 
raised  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Berkshire  Co. 

Giles,  John,  Sanford.  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allow- 
ance from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights  in  Aug.,  1776;  a^so,  Private,  Capt.  Samuel 
Leighton's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance 
from  Dorchester  Heights  home ;  credited  with  6  days  allowance ;  warrant  allowed 
in  Council  Nov.  29,  1776 ;  also,  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton  for  wages 
for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1776,  dated  Dorchester,  signed  by  said  Giles  and  others ;  also, 
Fifer;  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton  for  wages  for  Oct.,  1776,  dated 
Dorchester,  signed  by  said  Giles  and  others ;  also,  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Samuel 
Leighton,  of  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.,  for  wages  for  Nov.,  1776,  dated  Dor- 
chester, signed  by  said  Giles  and  others. 

Giles,  John,  Townsend.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Drury's  co..  Col.  Turner's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  13,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  27, 1781 ;  service,  4  mos.  20  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  for  5  months. 

Giles,  John.  Receipt  dated  Sanford,  Feb.  12, 1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Giles  by  John 
Stevens,  Chairman  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Sanford,  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Giles,  John.  Receipt  dated  Wells,  June  28,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Giles  by  Capt. 
Eiienezer  Hall,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  2  of  the  town  of  Sanford,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  in  Conti- 


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Giles,  John,  co7itinued. 

nental  service;  Capt.  Lincoln's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Broolis's  (7th)  regt. ;  age, 
34  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  farmer; 
engaged  June  28,  1782;  term,  3  years. 

Giles,  John.  Private,  3d  co. ;  order  dated  Oct.  11,  1783,  for  wages  for  May-Oct.  [year 
not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

Giles,  John.    Steward ;  list  of  men  [date  and  particulars  not  given] . 

Giles,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  Aug.  14, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  21, 1777;  service, 
8  days;  company  took  part  in  battle  of  Wallumsick,  near  Bennington,  Aug.  16, 
1777,  and  later  convoyed  provisions  to  Pittsfield ;  roll  certified  at  Williamstown ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  between  Oct.  14  and  Oct.  19,  1780,  2  days;  com- 
pany marched  to  the  Northward  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  26,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  27,  1780 ;  service,  3 
days ;  company  marched  to  the  Northern  frontiers  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on 
an  alarm. 

Giles,  Joseph,  Sanford.     Private,  Capt.  Morgan  Lewis's  co.,  which  marched  April 

21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days. 

Giles,  Joseph,  Townsend.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Dauglass's  (Townsend)  co.,  Col. 
James  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  5 
days. 

Giles,  Joseph,  Jr.,  Sanford.    Private,  Capt.  John  Smith's  co.,  which  marched  April 

22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Giles,  Mark,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bowne's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at 
Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Giles,  Paul,  Boothbay.  Receipt  for  wages  for  1  month,  dated  Boothbay,  Nov.  10, 1775, 
signed  by  said  Giles  and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  Timothy  Langdon's  co. 
stationed  at  Boothbay ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Davis's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Fry's 
regt. ;  marched  from  home  April  2, 1776 ;  service  to  May  31,  1776, 1  mo.  29  days, 
in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Giles,  Paul,  Sanford  (also  given  Massabesec).  Corporal,  Capt.  Morgan  Lewis's  co., 
which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service, 
3  days;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Bragdon's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  2 
days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  of  pay  due 
to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  train  June  3, 1775 ;  also,  Matross, 
Capt.  Samuel  Gridley's  co.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay, 
signed  by  said  Giles  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  Aug.  5,  1775 ;  also,  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  June  10,  1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  24  days ;  residence, 
"Bessick  "  (Massabesec) ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Nov.  6, 1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel 
Wells,  Muster  Master,  dated  Wells,  July  2,  1777 ;  Capt.  Daniel  Merril's  co..  Col. 
Brewer's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  Jan.  10,  1778 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Merrill's 
CO.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  [j^ear  not  given]  ;  residence,  Sanford ; 
enlisted  for  town  of  Sanford;  enlistment,  8  months ;  reported  discharged  Jan.  11, 
1778. 

Giles,  Richard,  Londonderry.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Corey's  co..  Col.  William 
Prescott's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  31,  1775. 


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Giles,  Samuel,  Beverly  (also  given  Salem).  Matross,  Capt.  Samuel  Russel  Trevett's 
CO.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  June  21,  1775 ;  enlisted  June 
14,  1775;  service,  7  days;  reported  enlisted  from  Capt.  Nathan  Brown's  co.,  19th 
regt.,  June  15,  1775. 

Giles,  Samuel,  Beverly.  Capt.  John  Low's  co.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's  regt. ;  receipt 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Giles  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  1,  1775; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Low's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Hutchinson's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  12, 1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  25  days ;  also,  Capt.  Low's  co., 
Col.  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  com- 
pany return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Low's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchin- 
son's (19th)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp 
at  Winter  Hill  Oct.  21,  1775. 

Giles,  Samuel,  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  James  Swan's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1776,  to  Dec.  1,  1776;  roll  dated  Boston; 
also,  Capt.  Philip  Marett's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  regt.;  service  from 
Dec.  1,  1776,  to  May  8,  1777,  5  mos.  7  days;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Giles,  Samuel,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Tit- 
comb's  regt. ;  service  from  May  8,  1777,  to  July  8,  1777,  61  days,  at  Providence, 
R.  I. ;  company  raised  for  2  months. 

Giles,  Samuel,  Roxbury  (also  given  Providence).  Private,  Light  Infantry  co..  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  10, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Swanzey ;  also,  Capt.  William  Scott's 
(4th)  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Garrison  at 
Pawtuxet;  enlisted  Feb.  1  (also  given  Feb.  10),  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  also, 
4th  CO.,  Col.  Jaclison's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Providence,  July  8,  1779; 
also,  Capt.  Scott's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct., 
1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at 
Providence;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of 
officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts., 
and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were 
incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agree- 
able to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  residence,  Roxbury;  reported  deserted 
June  13,  1778;  returned  or  retaken  April  25,  1779;  also,  descriptive  list  dated 
Hutts,  three  miles  from  West  Point,  Jan.  28,  1781 ;  Capt.  Hunt's  co.,  9th  regt. 
commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jackson  ;  rank.  Corporal ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
8  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  hair,  dark  ;  occupation,  yeoman ;  enlisted  Feb.  10,  1779, 
by  Col.  Jackson;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  in  Con- 
tinental service;  Light  Infantry  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  J.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  age,  21 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8^  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  farmer; 
residence.  Providence;  engaged  for  town  of  Warren;  engaged  Feb.  10,  1780; 
term,  during  war;  also,  Light  Infantry  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  J.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.; 
list  of  men  tried  by  courts-martial  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  said  Giles  tried 
Jan.  22  [probably  1783],  by  detachment  court-martial,  Capt.  Fenno,  President, 
on  charge  of  theft  and  absence  without  leave ;  sentenced  to  receive  40  lashes ; 
also,  same  CO  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  tried  by  courts-martial  subsequent  to  Jan. 
1,  1781;  said  Giles  tried  Jan.  22  [probably  1783],  by  detachment  court-martial, 
Capt.  Fenno,  President,  on  charge  of  stealing  tallow  from  the  Commissary  and 
selling  it  to  an  inhabitant;  sentenced  to  receive  50  lashes,  25  lashes  reported  to 
have  been  remitted ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  tried  by  courts-martial ; 
said  Giles  tried  May  11  [probably  1783],  by  general  court-martial.  Col.  Jackson, 
President,  on  charge  of  disobeying  and  opposing  an  officer;  sentenced  to  receive 
100  lashes ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  discharged ;  said  Giles  discharged 
June  10,  1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of  enlistment  having  expired. 

Giles,  Samuel,  Salem.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "Jack" 
(privateer),  commanded  by  Capt.  Nathan  Brown,  sworn  to  July  1,  1780;  age,. 


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Giles,  Samuel,  co7iti7itted. 

14yrs. ;  stature,  4  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem ;  a^so,  descrip- 
tive list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thorn,"  commanded  b.y  Capt.  Richard 
Cowell,  certified  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14,  1780 ;  stature,  5  ft.  1  in. ;  complexion, 
light. 

Giles,  Samuel,  Topsfield.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Stephen  Perliins's  and  Capt.  Nehemiah  Herrick's  cos..  Col.  Jonathan 
Cogswell's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co.,  Feb.  18,  1778;  residence, 
Topsfield ;  engaged  for  town  of  Topsfield ;  joined  Capt.  Page's  co.,  Col.  Francis's 
regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Page's  co..  Col.  Benjamin 
Tupper's  (15th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March 

I,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Samnel  Page's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's 
regt. ;  rations  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  March  1,  1777,  to  time  of  arrival 
at  Bennington;  credited  with  24  days  allowance;  the  Captain  and  1st  Lieutenant 
to  march  April  1,  1777,  the  rest  to  march  March  12,  1777;  also,  Maj.  William 
Lithgow's  CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (15th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779, 
dated  West  Point ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  1,  1780;  reported  discharged  March  1,  1780. 

Giles,  Samuel.  Private ;  list  of  men  drafted  from  companies  commanded  by  Captains 
Gore,  Mayo,  White,  and  May,  who  served  at  Nantasket  in  June,  1776,  under 
Lieut.  James  Morton,  driving  ships  from  Boston  harbor ;  service,  3  days. 

Giles,  Samuel.  Chief  Gunner,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  enlisted 
Feb.  20,  1776;  service  to  Sept.  1,  1776,  6  mos.  10  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast; 
also,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  co.  of  coast  guards ;  memorandum  of  beef  de- 
livered Feb.  18,  1777. 

Giles,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sloan's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Barns's  regt. ;  entered 
service  Oct.  11,  1781;  discharged  Oct.  22,  1781;  service,  8  days,  4  days  travel 
also  allowed ;  company  marched  from  Berkshire  Co.  to  Saratoga  by  order  of 
Gen.  Stark  on  an  alarm. 

Giles,  Samuel.  Pilot,  State  ship  "Tartar,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Cathcart;  en- 
gaged May  30,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  11,  1782;  service,  5  mos.  12  days.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Giles,  Thomas,  Boston.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  dated  Jan.  -, 
1781 ;  company  of  light  dragoons,  10th  Mass.  regt. ;  also,  Private,  Col.  Sheldon's 
(2d)  regt.  of  light  dragoons;  return  made  by  Benjamin  Tallmadge,  Maj.  Com- 
mandant of  said  regiment,  dated  Jan.  28, 1781 ;  residence,  Boston ;  enlisted  March 

II,  1780,  by  Sergt.  Pike ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Giles,  Thomas,  Newburyport  (also  given  Amesbury  and  New  Boston).  Private,  Capt. 
Timothy  Barnard's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service,  11  weeks  1  day;  also,  company  return 
dated  Oct.  9,  1775;  age,  21  yrs. ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Dec.  11,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  2d  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Ralph  Cross,  sworn  to  in 
Essex  Co.,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Newburyport;  engaged  for  town  of  New- 
buryport; joined  Capt.  Robert  Allen's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  term,  3 
years ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  [year  not  given]  ;  residence, 
New  Boston;  engaged  for  town  of  Newburyport;  a/so,  list  of  men  mustered  by 
Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  June  8,  1777; 
Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Light  Infantry  co., 
Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  May  3, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Corporal ;  Capt.  Allen's  co. ;  pay 
abstract  of  men  belonging  to  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt.  for  wages  pre- 
viously denied  them  on  account  of  not  having  joined  regiment  before  Juh'  1, 1777, 
and  of  others  to  whom  extra  wages  were  allowed ;  said  Giles  allowed  the  differ- 


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Giles,  Thomas,  continued. 

ence  between  the  wages  of  corporals  and  privates,  having  been  made  up  as  private 
on  previous  roll ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  March  and  May,  1778, 
dated  Valley  Forge;  reported  sick  in  hospital  in  March,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Allen's 
CO.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  (4th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp 
Greenwich ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. 
commanded  by  Maj.  Porter;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Provi- 
dence ;  reported  transferred  to  Light  Infantry  co. ;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Pilsbury's 
(Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April, 
1779;  enlisted  May  13,  1777;  reported  on  command  at  Providence;  also,  Capt. 
Pilsbury's  co.,  Col.  Smith's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  3,  1780. 

Giles,  Thomas,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  William  Draper's  (2d  Roxbury)  co.,  Col. 
William  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service  to 
May  3,  1775,  15  days;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Pettingill's  (10th)  co.,  Col.  Loammi 
Baldwin's  (38th)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  at  Sewall's  Point,  Nov.  19,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill's  co..  Col. 
Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Jan.-May,  1776;  also,  pay 
abstract  for  June,  1776,  dated  New  York;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  the  26th 
regt.  who  agreed  to  tarry  6  weeks  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1776,  as  returned  by  Col. 
Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  Trenton,  Jan.  1,  1777. 

Giles,  Thomas,  Salem.  Lad,  brigantine  "Saratoga"  (privateer),  commanded  by 
Capt.  Eleazer  Giles;  list  of  officers  and  crew  as  certified  by  the  owners,  John  and 
Andrew  Cabot,  endorsed  "  1780." 

Giles,  Thomas.  Seaman ;  list  of  American  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "  Swift "  from 
Halifax  to  Boston  Sept.  30, 1778,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Baildon,  Commissary  of 
Prisoners. 

Giles,  Thomas.  Matross,  Capt.  Warner's  co.,  Col.  Revere's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  June  7,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Philip 
Marett's  (5th)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  service  between  May 
7,  1777,  and  Aug.  1,  1777,  63  days;  roll  dated  Boston;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
list  of  men  entitled  to  a  bounty  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  list  of  men  who  received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777, 
8  months. 

Giles,  Thomas.  Sailmaker,  ship  "Mars,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon  Samson; 
engaged  June  8, 1780 ;  discharged  March  12, 1781 ;  service,  9  mos.  4  days  ;  reported 
entitled  to  share  in  the  brig  "  Tryall  "  if  made  a  prize.    Roll  dated  Boston. 

Giles,  William,  Whately.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  9,  1780;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  ruddy;  engaged  for 
town  of  Whately;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  8,  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  9, 
1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Jackson  of  the  artillery;  also,  pay  roll  for  6 
months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Whately  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army 
during  1780;  marched  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  28,  1780;  service,  6  mos.; 
also.  Private,  2d  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  July  16,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  residence,  Whately; 
also.  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  11  mos.  10 
days ;  reported  discharged  Dec.  10,  1781.     [See  William  Childs.] 

Giles,  William,  Whately.  Descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20,  1782;  Capt.  Jonathan 
Maynard's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 
5  (also  given  5  ft.  4^)  in.;  complexion,  fair  (also  given  light)  ;  hair,  dark  (also 
given  light)  ;  occupation,  laborer;  birthplace,  Danvers  (also  given  Salem) ;  resi- 


434  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 


Giles,  William,  continued. 

dence,  Whately ;  enlisted  Jan.  -,  1782 ;  enlistment,  6  months  (also  given  3  years) ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Maynard's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  for  Feb.  and  March,  1782 ;  enlisted  Feb.  7, 1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Giles,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  Feb.  25, 1778;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years. 

Gilford,  Abraham.  Private,  Capt  Benjamin  Willcox's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  29,  1777;  service,  30  days,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode 
Island.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gilford,  Asa,  Spencer  District.  Private,  Capt.  John  Cowls's  co..  Col.  Benjamin 
Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  23,  1775. 

Gilford,  Bexjamin,  Danvers.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Prince's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days ;  also,  Capt.  Eleazer 
Lindsey's  co. ;  list  of  men  who  took  the  oath  in  Middlesex  Co.,  July  6,  1775,  re- 
quired by  Congress  to  be  taken  by  the  Mass.  army  ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Eleazer 
Lindsey's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Gerrish's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by 
said  Gilford  and  others,  dated  Maiden,  Aug.  3, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Eleazer  Lindsey's 
CO.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Daniel  Gallusha,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  17,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  14  days;  also,  Capt. 
Daniel  Gallusha's  (10th)  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  (25th)  regt. ;  company 
return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Maiden,  Dec.  22,  1775. 

Gilford,  John,  Cape  Elizabeth.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Dunn's  co..  Col.  Edmund 
Phinney's  (31st)  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment.  May  8,  1775„to 
date  of  marching  to  headquarters,  July  11,  1775;  credited  with  64  days  allow- 
ance; a^so,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775];  reported  on  furlough;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  1,  1775. 

Gilford,  John,  Scarborough.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Benjamin  Larrabee's  co.,  Col.  Reuben  Fogg's  (3d  Cumberland  Co.) 
regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Scarborough ;  engaged  for  town  of  Scarborough; 
joined  Capt.  John  Skillin's  co..  Col.  Fransis's  regt. ;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Thomes's  co., 
Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  26,  1778;  mustered  by  Maj. 
Ilsley,  County  Muster  Master,  and  Col.  Varick,  Continental  Muster  Master ;  also. 
Colonel's  co..  Col.  Tupper's  (15th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West 
Point;  enlisted  Dec.  17,  1776;  reported  transferred  to  Light  Infantry  co.,  April  1, 
1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Page's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  Tupper's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  West  Point,  April  5,  1779. 

Gilford,  John,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  John  Woolcott's  co.  of  rangers,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Brookfield  and  Spencer;  service,  12 
days;  also,  Capt.  Joel  Green's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Learnard's  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  3,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days  ;  also,  company 
return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  "  on  command  to  Canada;  "  also.  Corporal, 
Capt.  David  Prouty's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushiug's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt. ;  marched  July 
27,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  travel  included;  com- 
pany marched  by  order  of  Gen.  Warner  to  reinforce  Northern  army ;  roll  dated 
Spencer;  also.  Private,  Capt.  David  Prouty's  co.,  Maj.  Asa  Baldwin's  division  of 
Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (Woi'cester  Co.)  regt. ;  marched  Sept.  27,  1777  ;  discharged 
Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  reinforce 
Northern  army ;  roll  dated  Spencer. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  TIIE  REVOLUTION.  435 

Gilford,  John,  "Western  (Warren).  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Hodges's  co.,  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt. ;  enlisted  May  5,  1777 ;  discharged  July  6,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos. 
5  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gilford,  John.  Private,  schooner  "Diligent,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Lambert; 
engaged  April  17,  1776;  discharged  Aug.  1,  1776;  service,  3  mos.  14  days. 

Gilford,  John.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Capt.  Daniel  Grout's  co.  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Thomas  Parker,  Col.  John  Rand's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  24,  1780 ;  dis- 
charged Oct.  9,  1780,  at  West  Point;  service,  2  mos.  24  days,  travel  included; 
detachment  marched  to  Claverack.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Gilford,  John.  Private,  Lieut.  Job  Winchel's  detachment.  Col.  Hallet's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  22,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  1  mo.  19  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island;  regiment  raised  for  3  months. 

Gilford,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  Jan.  13,  1781 ;  enlistment, 
3  years;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781;  reported  at  West  Point;  also,  muster 
roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Camp  near  Dobbs's  Ferry;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug. 
and  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  at  Peekskill. 

Gilford,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  8 
days,  on  the  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Gilford,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Read's  co..  Col.  Asa  Barns's  regt. ;  service, 
8  days;  company  marched  from  Lanesborough  to  Stillwater  Oct.  13,  1781. 

Gilford,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Prince's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  20,  1777;  discharged  Jan.  3,  1778;  service,  4  mos.  13  days,  at  Rhode 
Island ;  roll  dated  Danvers ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  dated  Providence, 
Dec.  31,  1777. 

Gilford,  Paul,  Sandwich.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt.; 
service,  11  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson 
as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

Gilford,  Paul.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Marsh's  co..  Col.  Sears's  regt. ;  mustered  July 
21,  1781;  discharged  Nov.  2,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  under  Brig.  Gen. 
Stark ;  company  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.  and  stationed  at  Fort  Plain,  Tryon  Co. ; 
order  for  payment  of  the  above  roll  dated  at  Stockbridge  and  signed  by  Capt. 
Marsh. 

Gilford,  Samuel,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  John  Woolcott's  co.  of  rangers,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  from  Brookfield  and  Spencer;  service, 
12  days ;  also,  Capt.  John  Cowls's  CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  23,  1775 ; 
also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Carriel's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  receipt  for  ad- 
vance pay,  etc.,  dated  Point  Shirley,  June  13,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gilford  and 
others ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  May  17, 1776 ;  service  to  Nov.  1, 1776,  5 
mos.  15  days ;  roll  dated  Camp  at  Hull ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Nov.,  1776,  allowing  1  mo.  4  days  service ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Ralph  Earll's  co.. 
Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt, ;  enlisted  July  12,  1777 ;  service  to  Aug.  12,  1777,  1 
month ;  roll  dated  Camp  Providence ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  entered 
service  Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged  Jan.  3,  1778;  service,  4  mos.  19  days;  roll 
dated  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance 
home  from  Camp  Providence  Dec.  31,  1777. 

Gilford,  Timothy,  Northampton.  Capt.  Oliver  Lyman's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc. ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Sept.  12,  1776. 

Gilford,  Timothy.  Fifer,  Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artil- 
lery) regt.;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1776,  to  Feb.  1,  1777,  3  mos. 


436  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GiLFOBD,  Timothy.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tapper's  (lOth)  regt. ;  enlisted  March  28, 
1782 ;  service,  9  mos.  3  days. 

Gilford,  William.  List  of  men  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.  to  serve  as  militia,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Lemuel  Thompson,  dated 
Brunswick,  July  1,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Scarl)orough ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Abraham  Tyler's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ;  engaged  June  1, 1778;  discharged 
Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  16  days,  travel  included,  at  North  River,  N.  Y. ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry;  also,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Larrabe's  co..  Col.  Mitchel's  regt.;  marched  July  9,  1779;  discharged 
Sept.  12,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  3  days;  company  marched  on  Penobscot  expedi- 
tion; also,  Capt.  Roger  Libby's  co. ;  joined  Oct.  1,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  23, 
1779 ;  service  at  the  Eastward  with  detachment  of  Cumberland  Co.  militia  under 
Nathaniel  Jordan,  Esq. 

Gilford,  William.  Seaman,  ship  "Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster 
Williams;  engaged  Feb.  20,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  17,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  27 
days. 

Gilford,  William.  Return  dated  Boxford,  Dec.  8,  1779,  of  men  mustered  by  John 
Cushing,  Muster  Master  for  Essex  Co.,  to  join  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Danvers ; 
also,  Lieut.  Col.  Hull's  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt.;  entered  service  July  11,  1779;  dis- 
charged April  21,  1780;  term,  9  months;  also,  order  payable  to  Col.  Israel 
Hutchinson,  dated  Danvers,  July  7,  1780,  signed  by  said  Gilford,  for  the  bounty 
and  blanket  money  due  him  for  the  9  months  service  in  1779  and  1780;  also. 
Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin  Peabody's  co..  Col.  Wade's  (Essex  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted 
July  5,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  18  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

GiLHURST  {alias  Gillchrist),  Charles,  Lunenburg.  Corporal,  Colonel's  co..  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept. 
24,  1777,  to  Dec.  7,  1779;  residence,  Lunenburg;  credited  to  town  of  Norton; 
term,  3  years ;  reported  deserted  Dec.  7,  1779,  but  returned  to  service. 

GiLiNGTON,  Matthew.  Private,  Capt.  E.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Smith's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  12,  1780;  credited  to 
town  of  Western  (  Warren) ;  term,  3  years. 

GiLiNGTON,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  E.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

GiLKEY, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gillkey.] 

GiLKEY,  James  (also  given  Jr.),  Gorham.  Private,  Capt.  Hart  Williams's  co.,  Col. 
Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8, 
1776;  enlisted  Dec.  3,  1775;  repoi-ted  sick  in  barracks;  also,  return  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Samuel  Whitmore's  co.,  Col.  Reuben 
Fogg's  (3d  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Gorham,  March  28,  1778;  residence, 
Gorham;  enlisted  for  town  of  Gorham;  joined  Capt.  Jenkins's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's 
regt.;  enlistment,  3  years,  to  expire  Dec.  -,  1779;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Sewall's 
CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Brewer's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  subsistence  money  dated  Boston,  March  19, 1777 ; 
rations  allowed  said  Gilkey  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  1,  1777 ;  credited  with 
77  rations ;  14  days  travel  also  allowed  on  march  to  Bennington ;  also,  Private, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  return  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778; 
reported  mustered  by  Maj.  Insley. 


IN  THE  WAR   OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  437 

GiLKET,  William,  Leicester.  Drummer,  Capt.  William  Todd's  (8th)  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  1, 1776,  to  May  8, 1776,  3  mos.  7  days. 

GiLKET,  William,  Leicester.  Private,  Capt.  Loring  Lincoln's  co. ;  service,  5  days; 
company  marched  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Flagg  on  an  alarm  at  Benning- 
ton in  1777 ;  also,  list  of  men  drafted  from  Worcester  Co.  militia  to  march  to 
Horse  Necli  under  command  of  Col.  Denny  [year  not  given] ,  but  who  failed  to 
join  regiment ;  reported  drafted  from  town  of  Leicester ;  drafted  into  Capt.  Josiah 
White's  CO. 

Gill,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gile,  Gille,  Gilley,  Gills, 

Guile.] 

Gill, .    Captain,  Col.  Marshall's  regt.;  returns  for  rations  allowed  between  Aug. 

24,  1776,  and  Nov.  23,  1776. 

Gill, .     Captain;  return  for  rations  drawn  from  Aug.  21,  1776,  to  Nov.  27,  1776, 

for  companies  at  the  Castle  commanded  by  said  Gill  and  Capt.  Balch. 

Gill,  Amos,  Hoosac  (also  given  Sheffield).  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Fitch's  co.,  Col. 
Benjamin  Simonds's  detachment  of  Berlishire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated 
Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776 ;  enlistment  to  expire 
March  15, 1777  ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Downing's  co..  Col.  Ashley's  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Hoosac; 
enlisted  for  town  of  Sheffield;  joined  Capt.  Stone's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt.; 
enlistment,  3  years  (also  given  during  war) ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  between 
Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berk- 
shire Co. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Williams  s  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  16,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
also,  Capt.  Enos  Stone's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  return  dated  Camp  at  Valley 
Forge,  Jan.  25,  1778 ;  residence,  Sheffield ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Sheffield ;  mus- 
tered by  Trueman  Wheler,  State  Muster  Master;  reported  absent;  also,  Capt. 
Williams's  co.,  Col.  Sprout's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  16,  1780. 

Gill,  Benjamin,  Stoughton.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  L.  Robinson's  regt.;  return 
of  field  officers  made  by  Col.  Robinson,  sworn  to  Jan.  2, 1776 ;  also,  official  record 
of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  Feb.  2, 1776 ;  said  Gill  chosen 
Colonel,  3d  Suffolk  Co.  regt.;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  7,  1776; 
reported  commissioned  Feb.  7,  1776 ;  also.  Colonel,  3d  Suffolk  Co.  regt. ;  muster 
roll  of  the  field  officers  who  marched  with  the  regiment  on  the  alarm  of  March 
4,  1776,  at  the  time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights;  service,  3  days;  also,  return 
for  wages,  etc.,  of  said  Gill,  who  marched  with  a  detachment  from  his  regiment 
March  22,  1776,  to  Braintree;  service,  2  days;  also,  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the 
several  companies  in  3d  Suffolk  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  said  Gill,  Colonel,  dated 
Stoughton,  March  22,  1776;  also,  recommendation  dated  June  4,  1776,  signed  by 
said  Gill,  Colonel,  recommending  Enoch  Leonard  as  a  suitable  person  for  Adju- 
tant in  3d  Suffolk  Co.  regt.,  Hon.  Joseph  Palmer's  brigade ;  also,  return  for 
wages,  etc.,  of  said  Gill,  who  marched  with  a  detachment  from  his  regiment  June 
13,  1776,  to  Moon  Island,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Palmer;  service,  3  days;  also, 
return  dated  Stoughton,  March  17, 1777,  made  by  said  Gill,  Colonel,  of  a  detach- 
ment from  his  regiment  ordered  to  be  ready  to  march  to  such  place  as  Gen.  Heath 
should  order ;  also,  return  made  to  the  Council  by  said  Gill,  Colonel,  dated  Stough- 
ton, April  19,  1777,  of  one-fourth  part  of  the  training  band  under  his  command 
drafted  and  ordered  to  march  to  Rhode  Island  to  serve  under  Maj.  Gen.  Spencer 
until  relieved  by  reinforcements;  also.  Colonel,  Gen.  Warner's  brigade;  pay 
abstract  of  field  and  staff  officers  who  marched  to  the  Northward  to  reinforce  army 
under  Gen.  Gates;  engaged  Aug.  12,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  4 
mos.,  travel  included;  rations  allowed  for  said  service  from  Aug.  12,  1777,  to 
Dec.  12,  1777;  said  Gill  credited  with  615  rations;  also,  return  dated  Stoughton, 


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Gill,  Benjamin,  continued. 

March  4,  1778,  made  by  said  Gill,  Colonel,  of  men  detached  from  his  regiment  for 
a  guard  at  Long  Island,  and  who  marched  March  1,  1778;  also,  Colonel,  3d 
Suffolk  Co.  regt..  Brig.  Gen.  Lovell's  brigade;  general  return  made  by  Adj. 
Gen.  Peleg  Wadsworth,  of  officers  and  men  for  equipments,  dated  July  5,  1779. 

Gill,  Elijah,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  Asahel  Smith's  (Stoughton)  co..  Col.  Lemuel 
Robinson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days; 
also,  Drummer,  Capt.  Asahel  Smith's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  service,  5 
daj's ;  company  marched  from  Stoughton  at  the  time  of  fortifying  Dorchester 
Heights  March  4,  1776;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Theophilus  Lyon's  co..  Col.  Benja- 
min Gill's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  22,  1776 ;  service,  2  days ;  company  marched 
from  Stoughton  to  Braintree  March  22,  1776. 

Gill,  Elisha,  Leicester  (also  given  Worcester).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  North  co.  in  Leicester,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Loring  Lin- 
coln, dated  Leicester,  Feb.  11,  1778;  residence,  Leicester;  engaged  for  town  of 
Leicester;  joined  Capt.  Brown's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  term,  3  years,  to  ex- 
pire Feb.  1,  1780;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Brown's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jack- 
son's regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  fi-om  Jan.  10,  1777,  to 
Jan.  9, 1780 ;  residence,  Worcester;  credited  to  town  of  Leicester ;  also,  Drummer, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  return  dated  April  9,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Timothy  Paige's  co.. 
Col.  John  Rand's  regt.;  enlisted  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service, 
3  mos.  15  days,  travel  included,  at  West  Point;  company  raised  for  3  months; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  AVorcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Super- 
intendent for  said  county ;  Capt.  Danforth's  co..  Col.  Rice's  regt. ;  age,  21  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  soldier;  engaged  for  town  of 
Brookfield;  engaged  Jan.  23,  1781 ;  term,  3  years;  also,  receipt  dated  Brookfield, 
March  15,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gill  by  Loring  Lincoln  and  others,  on  behalf 
of  the  1st  Parish  in  Brookfield,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3 
years. 

Gill,  Joel.  Private,  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  (3d)  co.,  3d  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Col.  James  Mellen  ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1783 ;  also,  Capt.  James  Tis- 
dale's (4th)  CO.,  3d  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Michael  Jackson ;  muster  roll  for 
Aug.  and  Sept.,  1783 ;  balance  of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  24  months  3  days. 

Gill,  John,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  as  returned  by  Col.  Benjamin  Gill,  June  27,  1777;  residence,  Boston;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Northampton  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service, 
as  returned  by  Capt.  Oliver  Lyman  and  Capt.  Joseph  Cooke,  sworn  to  in  Hamp- 
shire Co.,  April  8,  1779;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  for  town  of  Northampton; 
joined  Capt.  Barnes's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Holden's 
(4th)  CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Oct.  20, 1777;  reported  deserted. 

Gill,  John,  Brookfield  (also  given  Winchendon) .  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  by 
the  town  of  Brookfield  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months 
from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Peekskill  (also  given  Fishkill),as  returned  by 
Capt.  Newell,  dated  Brookfield,  May  26,  1778;  Capt.  Ebenezer  Newell's  co..  Col. 
Convers's  regt.;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  reported 
mustered  May  19,  1778,  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.; 
also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at 
Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Put- 
nam, July  20,  1778;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  7,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned 
as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug. 
1,  1778;  also.  Private,  3d  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  1,  1779,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  said  Gill's  engage- 


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Gill,  John,  continued. 

ment  to  be  served  out  by  Levi  Carter;  also,  Capt.  Parks's  co.,  Col.  Marshall's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  8, 
1780;  residence,  Winchendon;  reported  discharged  March  7,  1780. 

Gill,  John,  "Maryfield"  (also  given  Hadley  and  Brattleborough).  List  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  4th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  as  returned 
by  Capt.  Samuel  Cook,  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777  ;  residence, 
"Marylield"  (also  given  Hadley  and  Brattleborough);  engaged  for  town  of 
Hadley;  joined  Capt.  Watson's  co.,  Col.  Graton's  (Greaton's)  regt.;  term, 
3  years. 

Gill,  John,  Milton.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Badcock's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.,  dated  Stoughton,  June  27,  1777; 
residence,  Milton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Milton  ;  joined  Capt.  Sumner's  co..  Col. 
Greaton's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber, 
Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  16, 1777  ;  Capt.  Sumner's  co., 
Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Job  Sumner's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 
(2d)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  1,  1777,  to 
March  1,  1780. 

Gill,  John,  Shutesbury.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  re- 
ceived of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  25,  1780;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for 
town  of  Shutesbury ;  marched  to  camp  July  25,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
Park ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct. 
25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  towns  of  Ervingshire  and 
Shutesbury  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  25, 
1780;  discharged  Jan.  25,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  9  days. 

Gill,  John,  Watertown.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  com- 
pany return  endorsed  "  Oct.,  1776." 

Gill,  John,  Wellfleet.  Capt.  Winslow  Lewis's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance 
to  and  from  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  Jan.  13,  1776. 

Gill,  John.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  co. ;  list  of  officers  granted 
beating  orders  by  Provincial  Congress  April  11,  1776,  for  enlisting  men  to  serve 
in  a  regiment  to  be  raised  to  fortify  town  and  harbor  of  Boston  ;  said  Gill  granted 
orders  for  Plymouth  and  Barnstable  counties. 

Gill,  John.  Petition  signed  by  Thomas  Adams  and  others,  in  behalf  of  themselves 
and  others,  owners  of  the  schooner  "Independence"  (privateer),  asking  that 
said  Gill  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  said  schooner,  and  that  300  weight 
of  powder  be  allowed  them  from  the  public  stores,  they  paying  for  the  same  or 
returning  a  like  amount  when  obtained  ;  ordered  in  Council  Aug.  8,  1776,  that  a 
commission  be  issued,  and  that  the  Commissary  General  deliver  them  300  weight 
of  powder,  they  paying  for  the  same. 

Gill,  John.  Corporal,  Capt.  Thomas  Hersey's  co..  Col.  Lovel's  regt. ;  service,  4  days ; 
company  marched  to  Dorchester  Heights  March  4,  1776 ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Hing- 
ham;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Seth  Stowers's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  en- 
listed June  7,  1776;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  1  mo.  24  days;  roll  dated  Camp  at 
Hull;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  July  31,  1776,  to  Nov.  30,  1776,  4 
mos. 

Gill,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Solomon  Lovell's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Dec.  18, 1776 ;  discharged  March  17, 1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days,  travel  included ; 
also,  petition  dated  April  10, 1777,  signed  by  said  Gill  and  others  belonging  to  Capt. 
Job  Cushing's  co., asking  for  the  unpaid  portion  of  allowance  for  travel  to  Dan- 


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Gill,  John,  continued. 

bury,  Conn.,  subsequent  to  their  engagement  in  Dec,  1776 ;  enlistment,  3  months ; 
company  marched  from  Hingham  and  Cohasset;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Cush- 
ing's  CO.,  Col.  David  Cushing's  regt. ;  service,  6  days,  under  Maj.  Thomas  Loth- 
rop;  company  assembled  at  Hull  Feb.  27,  1778;  roll  dated  Hingham. 

Gill,  Johx.  Private,  Capt.  Isaiah  Higgins's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt. ;  service 
from  Sept.  9  to  Sept.  13,  1778,  4  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth. 

Gill,  John.  Captain ;  list  of  officers  submitted  to  the  Council  for  approval  by  Thomas 
Crafts,  Jr.,  Lieutenant  Colonel  of  the  train;  approved  and  ordered  in  Council 
May  10,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  granted  beating  orders;  also,  Captain,  6th. 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  list  of  officers  to  be  commis- 
sioned, as  returned  by  Lieut.  Col.  Crafts,  dated  Boston,  Sept.  27,  1776;  ordered 
in  Council  Oct.  9,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned  ;  also.  Captain,  6th  co., 
Col.  Crafts's  regt. ;  engaged  May  9, 1776 ;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  24  days ; 
also,  Captain,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Feb.  26,  1779;  also,  Captain,  (late)  Col. 
Crafts's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1777  ;  a^so,  list  of  officers,  dated  Bos- 
ton, April  18,  1777,  submitted  to  the  Council  for  approval  by  Col.  Thomas  Crafts ; 
approved  in  Council  April  18^1777 ;  also,  Captain,  6th  co.,  Col.  Crafts's  regt. ;  pay 
roll  for  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos.  7  days;  also.  Captain, 
4th  CO.,  Col.  Crafts's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  84  days  service  prior  to  Aug.  1, 1777 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  Nov.,  1777-Dec.,  1778 ;  service  probably  at  Rhode  Island 
in  Sept.  and  Oct.,  1778 ;  also,  petition  dated  Boston,  Feb.  26,  1779,  signed  by  said 
Gill  and  other  officers  of  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.,  asking  that  their 
resignations  be  accepted  as  the  Legislature  had  failed  to  redress  their  grievances ; 
resignations  accepted  in  Council  Feb.  26,  1779. 

Gill,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  by 
Joseph  Decoster,  at  Roxbury,  July  12,  1779,  to  be  delivered  to  Justin  Ely,  Com- 
missioner, at  Springfield;  Capt.  Studson's  co.;  age,  28  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  3^  in.; 
complexion,  dark;  hair,  short  and  black;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston;  term, 
9  months  from  time  of  arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous ;  reported  delivered  to  Lieut. 
William  Stoi'ey;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlara, 
Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield, 
Sept.  20,  1779. 

Gill,  John.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Edward  Carnes's  (Ward  No.  7)  co. ;  list  of  officers 
chosen  in  the  several  wards  in  the  town  of  Boston,  as  returned  by  Henry  Brom- 
field.  Colonel  of  Boston  regt. ;  ordered  in  Council  Nov.  25,  1776,  that  said  officers 
be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  Nov.  25,  1776;  a^so,  list  of  captains  in 
Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  regt.  of  guards  at  Boston  under  Gen.  Gates,  dated  Jan.  1, 1779; 
also.  Captain ;  regimental  pay  abstract  of  militia  belonging  to  the  town  of  Boston 
for  service  as  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates;  service  between  Jan.  3,  1779,  and 
Feb.  7,  1779,  3  days;  roll  endorsed  "Capt.  Heath,  Boston  Guards,  Jan.,  1779;  " 
also.  Captain ;  list  dated  Boston,  May  10,  1780,  of  officers  who  desired  that  the 
resignations  of  their  respective  commissions  in  the  Boston  regt.  of  militia  be  ac- 
cepted, and  whose  requests  were  approved  by  Col.  Edward  Proctor;  ordered  in 
Council  May  13,  1780,  that  resignations  be  accepted. 

Gill,  John.  Seaman,  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Williams ; 
engaged  Dec.  11,  1780 ;  discharged  Sept.  21, 1781 ;  service,  9  mos.  10  days. 

Gill,  Joshua,  Maiden.  Private,  Capt.  Nailer  Hatch's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Bond's  (late 
Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Maiden,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gill,  Joshua,  West  Springfield  (also  given  Springfield).  List  of  men  raised  in  April, 
1779,  by  the  town  of  West  Springfield  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  re- 


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Gill,  Joshua,  continited. 

turned  by  Capt.  Levi  Ely,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  14,  1779;  residence. 
West  Springfield;  engaged  for  town  of  West  Springfield;  joined  Capt.  Alvord's 
CO.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  term,  during  war ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Learned's 
CO.,  Col.  William  Sheppard's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Job  Alvord's  co..  Col.  William 
Shepard's  (3d)  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  31,  1778;  mustered  l)y  State  and  Conti- 
nental Muster  Masters  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov., 
1778,  dated  Providence;  also,  Capt.  Simon  Larned's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777; 
reported  on  command  at  Newtown ;  also,  Capt.  Larned's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780 ;  residence,  Springfield ;  also,  same  co.  and  i-egt. ;  return  for  gratuity  dated 
Highlands,  Feb.  24,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781, 
dated  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  July, 
1781,  dated  Phillipsburgh  ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  dated  Peekskill ;  also, 
muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  at  Continental  Village;  reported  with 
light  infantry  from  May,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated 
York  Huts;  reported  sick  at  the  Southward;  also,  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782, 
dated  Hutts;  reported  sick  at  the  Southward. 

Gill,  Joshua.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Lambert;  engaged  Dec.  29,  1778;  roll  made  up  for  advance  wages  for  1  month 
and  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gill,  Michael,  Westminster.  Private,  Capt.  Nicholas  Dike's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  4^  days. 

Gill,  Michael.  Adjutant,  Col.  Rand's  (8th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia; 
list  of  officers  ;  commissioned  July  6, 1780 ;  also.  Quarter  Master,  Col.  John  Rand's 
(Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  engaged  July  4,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  11,  1780;  service, 
3  mos.  19  days,  travel  included;  reported  "  from  the  Line  ;  "  company  raised  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Westminster. 

Gill,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Hersey's  co..  Col.  Lovell's  regt. ;  service,  3 
days ;  company  marched  to  Dorchester  Heights  March  4,  1776 ;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Hingham ;  also,  Capt.  Heman  Lincoln's  co.,  Col.  Level's  regt.;  service,  4  days; 
company  marched  to  Hull  Dec.  14,  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Peter  Cushing's  co..  Col. 
David  Cushing's  regt.;  service,  6  days,  under  Maj.  Thomas  Lothrop;  company 
assembled  at  Hull  Feb.  27,  1778;  roll  sworn  to  at  Hingham. 

Gill,  Obadiah,  Brattle  borough.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  12,  1775;  service, 
1  mo.  3  weeks;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775];  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  5,  1775 ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Dec.  1,  1776;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1776. 

Gill,  Obadiah,  Jr.,  Brattleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  June  12,  1775 ;  service, 
1  mo.  3  weeks ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co..  Col. 
Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Dec.  1,  1776; 
enlisted  May  24,  1776. 

Gill,  Otis.  List  of  men  in  Continental  service  3  months  under  Capt.  Nathan  Thayer 
who  had  not  received  their  pay,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  March  3  [year  not  given]  ; 
wages  of  said  Gill  and  others  to  be  paid  to  the  town  of  Wrentham  by  agreement. 
[See  Otis  Gile.] 


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Gill,  Quintus.  Seaman,  brig  "Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  F.Williams; 
engaged  May  10,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  6  days;  reported  as  among  those  who 
were  placed  on  board  the  ship  "  Putnam  "  or  who  left  the  brig  on  her  arrival  at 
Boston  ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gill,  Quintus.  Marine,  ship  "  General  Putnam,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Daniel  Waters ; 
engaged  July  15  (also  given  July  13),  1779 ;  service  to  Sept.  7, 1779, 1  mo.  22  days, 
on  Penobscot  expedition  ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gill,  Quintus.  Captain's  Cook,  ship  "  General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Wait  Babcock ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  at  Boston,  Sept.  9, 
1780;  age,  28  yrs.;  complexion,  blacli;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Gill,  Quintus.  Seaman,  brig  "Adventure,"  commanded  by  Capt.  James  Morris; 
descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  Sept.  26,  1780 ;  age, 
20  yrs.;  complexion,  negro;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Gill,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Ralph  Earll's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  10,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  21  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  Continental 
Army.    Roll  dated  Providence  and  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Gill,  Samuel,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  Jotham  Loring's  (Hingham)  co.  of  train, 
which  marched  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  9  days ;  also, 
Sergeant,  Capt.  Loring's  co.,  commanded  b}'  Capt.  Charles  Gushing  subsequent 
to  June  22,  1775;  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also,  Capt.  Charles  Cushing's  co.,  36th 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Cushing's  co., 
Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  18,  1775;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Peter  Cushing's  (3d 
Hingham)  co..  Col.  Solomon  Lovel's  regt. ;  service,  4  daj's ;  company  assembled 
at  Dorchester  March  ■!,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  company 
assembled  at  Hingham  March  15,  1776,  to  guard  the  shore. 

Gill,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Solomon  Lovell's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Dec.  18,  1776;  discharged  March  17,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  15  days;  also,  petition 
dated  April  10,  1777,  signed  by  said  Gill  and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  Job  Cush- 
ing's CO.,  asking  for  the  unpaid  portion  of  allowance  for  travel  to  Danbuiy,  Conn., 
subsequent  to  their  engagement  in  Dec,  1776;  enlistment,  3  months;  company 
marched  from  Hingham  and  Cohasset. 

Gill,  Samuel.  Petition  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12, 1779,  signed  by  Isaac  Sears  and  Samuel 
Broome,  of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Gill  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the 
ship  "  James"  (privateer),  bound  on  voyage  from  Boston  to  Charleston,  S.  C. ; 
ordered  in  Council  Jan.  12, 1779, that  a  commission  be  issued;  also,  petition  dated 
Boston,  Sept.  20,  1779,  signed  by  Joseph  Russell,  Jr.,  and  Leonard  Jarvis,  asking 
that  said  Gill  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  ship  "Juno"  (privateer), 
bound  on  voyage  to  the  island  of  Hispaniola ;  petitioners  also  asked  permission 
to  take  400  pounds  of  powder  from  magazine  at  Boston ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept. 
20,  1779,  that  a  commission  be  issued  and  that  the  powder  be  delivered  as  re- 
quested; also,  petition  dated  Boston,  Dec.  28,  1780,  signed  by  Leonard  Jarvis, 
in  behalf  of  himself  and  others,  of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Gill  be  commissioned 
as  commander  of  the  brigantine  "  Hannah  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Dec. 
29,  1780,  that  said  Gill  be  commissioned,  and  that  the  naval  officer  of  the  port 
of  Boston  be  directed  to  clear  said  vessel  with  fish  on  board  for  the  West  Indies, 
the  same  being  unfit  for  home  consumption. 

Gill,  Scarlett.  Private,  Capt.  Isaiah  Higgins's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice from  Sept.  9,  1778,  to  Sept.  13,  1778,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  Falmouth 
on  an  alarm. 


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Gill,  Silas,  New  Ipswich.  Descriptive  list  endorsed  "Aug.  4,  1775;"  Capt.  Ezra 
Town's  CO.,  Col.  James  Read's  regt. ;  rank.  Private;  age,  18  j'rs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
5  in.;  complexion,  fair;  eyes,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  birthplace.  Harvard; 
residence.  New  Ipswich;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  mustered  July  11,  1775. 

■Gill,  Silas.  Capt.  Fairwell's  co..  Col.  Sille's  regt. ;  list  of  United  States  pensioners 
made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1787,  as  returned  by  John  Lucas,  Commissary  of  Pensions; 
said  Gill  pensioned  Aug.  1,  1785  ;  age,  31  yrs. 

Gill,  Thomas,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  James  Lincoln's  (Independent)  co. ;  enlisted 
Jan.  5,  1776;  service,  2  weeks  4  days;  company  stationed  at  Hingham. 

Gill,  Thomas,  Hingham.  Petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17, 1776,  signed  by  said 
Gill  and  others  belonging  to  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for  increase  and 
pa}'mentof  wages;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Trufant's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt. ;  enlisted  July  15,  1776 ;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  4  mos.  16  days ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  Dec.  1,  1776,  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  1  mo.;  company 
raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed  at  Hull. 

Gill,  Thomas,  Hingham.  Capt.  Pool's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of  4  inde- 
pendent companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1, 1777  ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  reported 
mustered  by  Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master. 

Gill,  Thomas,  Oakham.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  "Washburn's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  "Ward's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  July  1, 1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days ; 
also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas 
Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  "Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Gates's  co..  Col.  Putnam's 
regt.;  mustered  June  11,1777;  term,  8  months;  «/so,  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin 
Gates's  co.,  Col.  R.  Putnam's  regt. ;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778 ;  residence, 
Oakham;  enlisted  for  town  of  Spencer;  reported  discharged;  also,  Capt.  Joel 
Green's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  service  between  June  1,  1778,  and  Jan.  31, 

1779,  7  mos.  8  days,  travel  included,  at  Peekskill  and  "Wliite  Plains ;  company 
raised  for  8  months ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  part  of  May  and  the 
month  of  June,  1778;  said  Gill  allowed  29  days  service  (17  days  in  camp,  9  days 
travel,  3  days  preceding  march) ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Whipple's  co.  of  guards ;  ser- 
vice between  April  20,  1780,  and  Dec.  20,  1780,  2  mos.  3  days ;  company  raised  for 
8  months  and  stationed  at  Rutland ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 

1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John 
Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  7,  1780;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion, 
light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Oakham ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  6, 1780 ;  marched 
to  camp  July  6,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Dix;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for 
the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster 
in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Oakham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ; 
marched  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  11,  1780;  service,  4  mos.  13  days,  travel 
included ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Wash- 
burn, Superintendent  for  said  county ;  Capt.  Garfield's  co.,  Col.  Rice's  regt  ;  age, 
24  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for 
town  of  Oakham ;  engaged  Feb.  7,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Gill,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Solomon  Lovell's  regt. ;  unlisted 
Dec.  18, 1776 ;  discharged  March  17, 1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days,  travel  included ; 
also,  petition  dated  April  10,  1777,  signed  by  said  Gill  and  others  belonging  to 
Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co.,  asking  for  the  unpaid  portion  of  allowance  for  travel 
to  Danbury,  Conn.,  subsequent  to  their  engagement  in  Dec,  1776;  enlistment, 
3  months ;  company  marched  from  Hingham  and  Cohasset. 

Gill,  Thomas.  Matross,  Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  co..  Col.  Paul  Revere's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  14,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 


444  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gill,  Thomas,  continued. 

Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  co.,  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from  time  of 
enlistment  to  Aug.  1,  1777,  2  mos.  19  days;  also,  Capt.  Lincoln's  (10th)  co.,  Col. 
Crafts's  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  a  bounty  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12,  1778;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  list  of  men  who  received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec. 
30, 1777, 8  months ;  also,  same  co. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  small  stores  for  3  months, 
dated  Castle  Island,  Sept.  17,  1779;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Lincoln's  (2d)  co.,  Col. 
Revere's  corps  of  artillery;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  8,  1780,  4  mos. 
8  days;  roll  dated  Boston. 

Gill,  Thomas.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thorn,"  commanded 
by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14,  1780;  stature,  5  ft.  1 
in.;  complexion,  light. 

Gill,  William,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Ithamar  Wright's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army 
April  27,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Peter  Harwood's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week, 
5  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Brookfield,  Nov.  21, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John 
Banister's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  24,  1777;  discharged  Nov. 
29,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  15  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  also, 
descriptive  list  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Brookfield  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Peekskill  (alsa 
given  Fishkill),  as  returned  by  Capt.  Newell,  dated  Brookfield,  May  26,  1778; 
Capt.  Ebenezer  Newell's  co..  Col.  Convers's  regt. ;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9 
in.;  complexion,  light;  reported  mustered  May  19,  1778,  by  Thomas  Newhall, 
Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  term  of  9 
months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan 
Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778 ;  arrived  at  Fishkill 
June  7,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Pi,utgers,  Jr., 
Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778. 

Gill,  William,  Lynn.  Private;  list  of  men  belonging  to  Lynn,  now  called  Lynn,. 
Lynnfield,  and  Saugus,  who  served  at  Concord  battle  and  elsewhere  [year  not 
given] . 

Gill,  William,  Maiden  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Watertown  by  order  of  (late)  Col. 
Gardner;  service,  1  day. 

Gill,  William.  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  Newport,  R.  I.,  in  the  prison-ship  "  Lord 
Sandwich,"  and  landed  at  Bristol  March  7,  1778. 

Gill,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Sullivan's  (Volunteer)  co. ;  service  from  July 
28,  1779,  to  Sept.  28^  1779,  2  mos.,  on  expedition  against  Majorbagaduce. 

Gill,  Winter.  Marine,  ship  "  General  Putnam,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Daniel 
Waters ;  engaged  July  12,  1779  [service  not  given] . 

GiLLAM,  John.  Capt.  Francis  Felton's  co. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  dated  Marble- 
head,  Sept.  26,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Felton's  co. ;  enlisted  July  22, 
1775;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  5  mos.  23  days;  company  raised  in  Marblehead 
ayd  stationed  there  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Francis  Felton's  (Marble- 
head) CO.;  enlisted  Jan.  4,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  15,  1776,  10  mos.  13  days,  in 
defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lindsey's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  service 
from  Dec.  10, 1776,  to  March  18, 1777, 3  mos.  9  days ;  company  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army. 

GiLLAN,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Devereux's  co.,  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards; 
muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1778,  dated  Winter  Hill;  enlisted  Nov.  8,  1777;  reported 
deserted  Nov.  9,  1777. 


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GiLLARD, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gillare,  Gilliard,  Guillard.] 

GiLLARD,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  John  Collar's  cc,  Col.  John  Ashly's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  19,  1779 ;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days ; 
company  marched  to  Connecticut  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Powel.  [See 
Elisha  Gilbard.] 

GiLLARD,  James.  List  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  Aug.  28,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston. 

GiLLARD,  John,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Thomas  Grant's  co..  Col.  Glover's  regt. ;  receipt 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gillard  and  others,  dated  Camljridge,  June  27, 
1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  William  Courtis's  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  22  days;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Beverly,  Jan.  6,  1776 ;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Glover's 
(5th  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777 ; 
residence,  Marblehead;  engaged  for  town  of  Marblehead;  term,  3  years;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  25,  1777,  to  March  1,  1777;  reported  deserted 
March  1,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co. ;  list  of  deserters  from  Lieut. 
Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (13th)  regt.;  age,  30  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion, 
dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  tailor;  birthplace,  Marblehead;  residence,  Mar- 
blehead; deserted  March  1  [?],  1777. 

GiLLARD,  John  (also  given  Jean),  Salem.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber, 
Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  12,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt.; 
also,  Matross,  Capt.  Winthrop  Sargent's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  18,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
residence,  Salem ;  credited  to  town  of  Salem ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  Nov.,  1777;  reported  deserted  May  20,  1777,  delivered  himself  up  Sept. 
21,  1777,  and  joined  the  army  Nov.  24,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of 
men  in  service  before  Aug.  1,  1777,  dated  Camp  near  Morristown,  Jan.  28,  1780; 
also,  descriptive  list  returned  by  order  of  Gen.  Heath,  dated  Jan.  10,  1781 ;  Capt. 
Winthrop  Sargent's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  rank,  matross ;  age,  33  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  April  17,  1777,  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Parker; 
engaged  for  town  of  Salem;  term,  during  war. 

GiLLARD,  John.  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  Newport,  R.  I.,  in  the  prison-ship  "  Lord 
Sandwich,"  and  landed  at  Bristol  March  7,  1778. 

GiLLARE,  John,  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1st 
Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777 ;  resi- 
dence, Salem;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem;  joined  Capt.  Sargent's  co.,  Col. 
Crane's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war. 

Gillason,  John.  Quarter  Master,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Fisk;  engaged  July  31,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  16,  1777.    Roll  dated  Boston. 

GiLLBART,  Amos.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Woixester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Wash- 
burn, Superintendent  for  said  county;  Capt.  Danforth's  co.,  Col.  Rice's  regt.; 
age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Brookfield;  engaged  Jan.  23,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

GiLLBART,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  19,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  12  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack ;  company  raised  for  3  months.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Worces- 
ter Co. 

GiLLBERT,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's 
regt.;  marched  Sept.  25,  1777;  service  to  Oct.  30,  1777,  35  days;  company 
marched  on  a  secret  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 


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GiLLBERT,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thrall's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1781;  dis- 
charged Nov.  9,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.29  days,  travel  included,  under  Col.  Marinus 
Willet  "  on  Mohawk  river ; "  company  raised  for  3  months. 

GiLLBERT,  John.  List  of  men  mustered  for  6  mos.  service  at  Rhode  Island  by  James 
Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co.,  dated  June  29, 1778 ;  Col.  John  Daggett's 
regt. 

GiLLBERT,  Joshua.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  7, 
1780;  age,  22  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Hadley ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  6,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  7,  1780,  under 
command  of  Capt.  Dix. 

GiLLBERT,  Solomon.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's 
regt. ;  service,  2  mos.  3  days ;  company  drafted  for  a  2  months  campaign  and 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  May  3,  1777. 

GiLLBORT,  Jonas.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Wash- 
burn, Superintendent  for  said  county;  Capt.  Danforth's  co.,  Col.  Rice's  regt.; 
age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged 
for  town  of  Brookfield ;  engaged  Jan.  23,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

GiLLCHRES,  George.  Certificate  dated  North  Yarmouth,  Nov.  8,  1783,  signed  by 
Joseph  Johnson,  administrator,  stating  that  said  Gillchres  was  "a  hand  with 
Robert  Johnson  "  on  the  sloop  "  Britannia,"  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

GiLLCHREST,  Charles,  Luncnburg.  Private,  Capt.  George  Kimball's  co.,  which 
marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  10' 
days. 

GiLLCHREST,  Charles.  Laudsmau ;  agreement  signed  by  said  Gillchrest  and  others, 
engaging  themselves  to  serve  on  board  the  ship  "  Winthrop,"  commanded  by 
Capt.  George  Little,  for  the  term  of  6  months  from  time  of  sailing  from  Boston, 
unless  sooner  discharged  ;  entered  service  March  19  [year  not  given] . 

GiLLCHREST  {alias  Colrice),  George.  List  of  men  belonging  to  the  several  transports 
employed  on  Penobscot  expedition,  as  per  a  roll  made  up  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
March  23,  1784,  and  attested  by  Joshua  Davis,  Agent;  said  Gillchres  reported  as 
belonging  to  the  sloop  "  Brittania." 

GiLLCHREST,  ROBERT.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Lunenburg 
for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  8,  1780;  dis- 
charged Jan.  10,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  12  days,  travel  included. 

GiLLCHREST,  WiLLiAM,  Luncuburg.  Private,  Capt.  George  Kimball's  co.,  which 
marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3 
days;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  McCobb's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  receipt  for  advance 
pay,  signed  by  said  Gillchrest  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  26,  1775. 

GiLLCHRisT,  Charles,  Lunenburg.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Mus- 
ter Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Sept.  28,  1777 ;  Capt.  Langdon's  co., 
Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  also,  Corporal,  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  24,  1777,  to  Dec.  7, 
1779;  residence,  Lunenburg;  credited  to  town  of  Norton  ;  reported  deserted  Dec. 
7,  1779,  but  returned  to  service;  also,  Capt.  James  Jones's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son's regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  Gulph  Mills,  Pa. ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  pay  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Sept.,  1778,  Feb.  and  March,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also, 
Colonel's  (1st)  co.  commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  John  Hobby,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet ;  enlisted  Sept.  24,  1777 ;  reported 


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GiLLCHRiST,  Chahles,  Continued. 

furloughed  by  Gen.  Gates ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp 
at  Providence,  Jul}'  9,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  July,  1779, 
dated  Camp  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31, 
1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence. 

GiLLCHRisT,  William.  Capt.  Samuel  McCobb's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  certificate 
dated  Cambridge,  June  24,  1775,  stating  that  said  Gillchrist  and  others  were  in 
need  of  cartridge  boxes ;  cartridge  boxes  later  receipted  for  by  Capt.  McCobb. 

GiLLCREAS,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Butterfield's  co. ;  engaged  Dec.  16,  1776; 
discharged  March  16,  1777;  service,  90  days;  15  days  travel  also  allowed  to 
return  home. 

GiLLCREASE,  JoHN.  List  of  persous  who  hired  men  to  serve  9  months  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  passed  in  April,  1778;  said  Gillcrease,  with 
others,  hired  Jacob  Hibbord. 

Gillcrease,  Robert.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11, 
1780;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Lunenburg;  marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  George 
Webb. 

Gillcrease,  William.  Memorandum  of  firelocks  received  from  sundry  officers  and 
men;  date  of  delivery  Feb.  2,  1776. 

GiLLCREAST,  WiLLiAM,  Garduerstown.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  McCobb's  co..  Col. 
John  Nixon's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  1,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  5  days. 

Gillcrest,  Charles.  Seaman,  State  sloop  "  Winthrop,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Little ;  engaged  Dec.  12, 1782 ;  discharged  March  17, 1783 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days ; 
reported  "run."    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

GiLLE,  John.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  4th  Hamp- 
shire Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Col.  R.  Woodbridge,  dated  South  Hadley, 
May  28,  1777;  Capt.  Watson's  co..  Col.  Graton's  (Greaton's)  regt.;  reported  a 
transient. 

GiLLEGEN,  Matthew,  Western  (Warren).  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Putnam's  co.,  Col. 
Jedediah  Foster's  regt.,  which  marched  April  21, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury;  service,  8  days. 

GiLLEMER,  William,  Pelham.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Ruggles 
Woodbridge's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  Ticonderoga 
in  1776;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  March  18,  1777. 

Gillemore,  Andrew.  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Randell's  co..  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  2,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  2  days; 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gillemore,  Tobey,  Raynham.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Drake's  co..  Col.  Drury's 
(Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  marched  Sept.  24,  1781 ;  arrived  at  camp  Oct.  2,  1781 ;  dis- 
charged Dec.  6,  1781 ;  arrived  home  Dec.  16,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  24  days,  at 
North  river ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

GiLLEN,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gillon.] 

Gillen,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  Sargent's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Oct.  14,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779 ;  also, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Eustis's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777; 
enlisted  Oct.  14,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  joined  since  last  muster; 
also,  Lieut.  John  Harris's  detachment.  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan., 


448  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gii.LEX,  JoHX,  continued. 

1779;  also,  same  detachment  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Provi- 
dence; also,  same  detachment  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated 
Tiverton;  also,  same  detachment  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated 
Providence. 

GiLLEN,  John.  Marine,  ship  "Alfred,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul  Jones;  list 
of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "Mellish"  and  brig  "Active"  [year 
not  given] . 

GiLLEESON, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gilerson.] 

GiLLERSOX,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st) 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  May  and  Sept.,  1781;  enlisted  Dec.  2,  1780;  enlistment, 
3  years ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts ;  also,  muster 
roll  for  Jan.,  1782. 

GiLLES,  Ezra,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Brown's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  25,  1775;  service,  9  weeks 
5  days. 

GiLLES,  John,  Boxford.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30,  1777 ;  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  also,  Sergeant, 
Capt,  Callender's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  March  8,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of 
Boxford ;  also,  Capt.  William  Perkins's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
for  Sept.-Dec,  1777 ;  reported  on  command  at  Red  Bank  in  Oct.,  1777 ;  also,  Capt. 
Lieut.  John  Callender's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec, 
1778,  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlisted  March  18,  1777 ;  enlistment, 
during  war. 

GiLLES,  Joseph,  Oakham.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Hazletine's  co..  Col.  Fellows's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  3  mos.7  days. 

GiLLES,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Maynard's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th) 
regt.;  return  for  clothing  delivered  between  Oct.  17,  1781,  and  Sept.  30,  1782. 

Gillespie,  .     [This  name  appears  under  the  form  of  Glaspee.] 

GiLLET,  Asahel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Collar's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  16,  1780;  service,  6  days,  travel 
included  ;  company  ordered  out  by  Gen.  Fellows  on  the  alarm  of  Oct.  14,  1780,  at 
the  Northward. 

GiLLET,  Israel,  Colchester,  Conn,  (also  given  Tyringham).  List  of  men  mustered  be- 
tween Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for 
Berkshire  Co.;  Capt.  Chadwick's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  term,  during  war; 
also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  28,  1781;  Capt.  Henry  Sewell's  co., 
2d  Mass.  regt.;  rank,  Sergeant;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair, 
dark ;  residence,  Tyringham ;  enlisted  Nov.  12,  1776,  by  Lieut.  Englis,  at  Ticon- 
deroga;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Adams  Bailey's  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  (2d)  regt., 
commanded  hy  Lieut.  Col.  Sprout  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  muster  roll  made 
up  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  to  Jan.  1,  1782;  reported  joined  from  Capt.  Sewell's  co. 
Aug.  1,  1781. 

Gillet,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Zenas  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  John  Ashly's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  8,  1777  ;  discharged  July  27, 1777  ;  service,  20  days ;  company 
marched  to  Fort  Edward,  N.  Y.,  and  reported  to  have  received  pay  at  Albany; 
also,  Capt.  Samuel  Warner's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  en- 
listed July  18,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  13  days,  travel 
included ;  regiment  raised  for  3  months. 


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GiLLET,  Jonathan,  Sharon.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  McKinstry's  co.,  Col.  John  Patter- 
son's (26th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  4  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  No.  3,  Charlestown,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

GiLLET,  Jonathan.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Abijah  Rowlee's  co. ;  company  return  endorsed 
"  July  6,  1775;  "  commissioned  July  6,  1775. 

GiLLET,  Noadiah,  Nsw  Marlborough.  Private,  Lieut.  Moses  Soul's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  John  Fellovvs's  regt.,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to  May  7,  1775,  17  days;  also,  Capt.  Moses 
Soul's  CO.,  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Dorchester, 
Nov.  1,  1775;  also.  Private,  Lieut.  Samuel  Warner's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  24,  1777;  service, 
10  days ;  company  marched  to  Bennington  at  the  time  of  the  battle ;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  John  Collar's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct. 
14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  16,  1780;  service,  6  days,  travel  included;  company 
ordered  out  by  Gen.  Fellows  on  the  alarm  of  Oct.  14,  1780,  at  the  Northward. 

GiLLET,  Noah.  Drummer,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  co..  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  19,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  30  days;  com- 
pany called  out  and  ordered  to  Stillwater  by  Maj.  Gen.  Gates. 

GiLLET,  Pierre.  List  dated  Taunton,  May  21,  1778,  of  men  mustered  by  James 
Leonard,  Muster  Master,  to  serve  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their 
arrival  at  Fishkill;  Capt.  Samuel  White's  7th  (Mansfield)  co..  Col.  John  Dag- 
gett's (Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  age,  26  j^rs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.;  complexion,  light; 
hair,  black;  eyes,  black;  engaged  for  town  of  Mansfield;  also,  list  of  men  re- 
turned as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July 
20,  1778;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  21,  1778. 

GiLLET,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Coe's  co..  Col.  John  Moseley's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1777;  service,  33  days; 
company  marched  by  order  of  Gen.  Gates  to  reinforce  Northern  army  on  an 
alarm. 

GiLLET,  Thomas.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Cooley's  co.,  Col.  John  Mosley's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  service,  4 
days ;  company  marched  toward  Bennington  on  an  alarm.  Roll  sworn  to  at 
Granville. 

GiLLET,  William,  New  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  John  Collar's  co.,  Col.  John 
Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  16,  1780; 
service,  6  days,  travel  included;  company  ordered  out  by  Gen.  Fellows  on  the 
alarm  at  the  Northward  of  Oct.  14,  1780 ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Lenox,  Aug. 
20,  1781,  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and 
delivered  to  William  Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county ;  Capt.  Collar's  co.. 
Col.  Ashley's  regt.;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair, 
brown;  occupation,  laborer ;  residence.  New  Marlborough;  enlisted  for  town  of 
New  Marlborough;  enlistment,  3  years;  receipted  for  by  Capt.  Smith;  also,  re- 
turn dated  New  Marlborough,  Oct.  1,  1781,  of  bounties  paid  said  Gillet  and  others 
by  the  Selectmen  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

GiLLETS,  Asahel.  Private,  Capt.  Zenas  Wheeler's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashly's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  July  8,  1777 ;  discharged  July  20,  1777 ;  service,  13 
days ;  company  marched  to  Fort  Edward,  N.  Y.,  and  reported  to  have  received 
pay  at  Albany. 

GuLETT,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gelat,  Gelatt,  Gelet,  Gelled, 

Gellet,  Gillet,  Gillets,  Gillit,  Gillitt,  Jelat,  Jellitt,  Jolet.] 


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GiLLETT,  Israel,  Tyringham  (also  given  Colchester,  Conn.).  Sergeant,  Capt. Means's 
CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Tyringham;  also,  Capt.  John 
Chadwick's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  22,  1778;  residence, 
Colchester,  Conn.;  engaged  for  town  of  Tyringham;  mustered  bj^  T.  Wheeler; 
also.  Sergeant  Major;  Capt.  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Sprouts's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

GiLLETT,  Jonathan.  Seaman  or  Marine,  brigantine  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Simeon  Samson ;  roll  of  officers  and  crew  made  up  for  advance  pay,  dated  Boston, 
Nov.  13,  1777.     [See  John  Gillitt.] 

GiLLETT,  Levi.  List  of  men  apparently  showing  balances  due.  [No  particulars 
given] . 

GiLLETT,  NoADiAH,  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Soule's  co.,  Col.  John 
Fellows's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  8,  1775 ;  service,  3 
mos.  1  day. 

GiLLETT,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  William  Cooley's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  21,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  17,  1776;  service,  28 
days ;  company  marched  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson  to 
reinforce  Northern  army.    Roll  dated  Granville. 

GiLLETT,  Seth.  Private,  Lieut.  James  McKnight's  co.,  Col.  David  Rositer's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1780;  service,  3  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
the  Northward;  company  ordered  to  Bennington  by  Gen.  Fellows;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  entered  service  Nov.  6,  1780 ;  discharged  Nov.  9,  1780 ;  service,  3 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward;  company  ordered  to  Stillwater  by  Gen. 
Fellows. 

GiLLET,  John,  Merryfield  (Rowe).  Capt.  Abraham  Watson's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's 
(2d)  regt.;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Merryfield  (Rowe) ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Hadley ;  reported  deserted. 

GiLLFORD,  William,  Danvers.  Capt.  Jeremiah  Putnam's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  3,  1778;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1778,  6  mos.  2  days,  at  Rhode 
Island;  also.  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  dated  East  Greenwich, 
Sept.  17,  Sept.  24,  and  Oct.  14, 1778;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 1779;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kingston,  Nov.  6,  1778. 

GiLLGOAR,  Trueworthy.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  26,  1777;  Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Patterson's 
regt.     [See  Trueworthy  Killgoar.] 

GiLLiARD,  John.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suf- 
folk Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777;  Capt.  Willington's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wig- 
glesworth's  regt. 

GiLLiCARD,  John,  Marlborough.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  [year  not  given] ;  residence,  Marlborough ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Marlborough. 

GiLLiGAN,  .     [This  name  also  appears   under  the  form  of  Gilegen,  Gilington, 

Gillegen,  Gillige,  Gilligen,  Gilligin,  Gillirgen.] 

GiLLiGAN,  Matthew,  Oakham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Dexter's  co..  Col.  Learnard's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  home  and  return,  dated  Roxbury  Camp, 
Jan.  -,  1776;  reported  enlisted;  company  raised  in  Hardwick,  New  Braintree, 
and  Oakham. 

GiLLiGAN,  Matthew,  Western  (Warren).  Private,  Capt.  John  Grainger's  co..  Col. 
Ebenezer  Learned's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  4  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 


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GiLLiGAN,  Matthew.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  agreealjle  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth 
Washburn,  Superintendent  for  said  county;  Capt.  Cutter's  co..  Col.  Rice's  regt. ; 
age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  occupation,  farmer ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Western  (Warren) ;  engaged  April  1,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

GiLLiGAN,  Thomas,  Western  (Warren).  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co.,  Col. 
Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  March  12,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  5th  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.; 
return  of  men  entitled  to  $80  gratuity,  agreeable  to  act  of  Congress  of  May  15, 

1778,  for  serving  during  the  war;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Willington's  co.,  Col. 
Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence.  Western 
(Warren) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Western  (Warren) ;  mustered  b}'  Capt.  Thomas 
Newell;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  Oct.,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Eben- 
ezer Smith's  CO.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April, 

1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlisted  March  6,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also, 
descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  29,  1781 ;  Capt.  Pillsbui-y's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  age,  19  j'rs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair, 
light;  eyes,  light;  residence,  Weston  (Warren) ;  enlisted  Dec.  15,  1779,  by  Lieut. 
William  Greenleaf ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Pilsbury's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed 
said  Gilligan  for  Jan.-Dec,  1782. 

GiLLiGE,  Matthew.  Receipt  dated  Western,  April  20,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said 
Gillige  and  others  bj'  the  town  of  Western  (Warren)  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

GiLLiGEN,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Clayes's  3d  (later  Capt.  J.  K.  Smith's)  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said 
Gilligen  from  Aug.  28,  1781,  to  Dec.  31,  1781;  also,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  return  for  wages,  etc.;  wages  allowed  said 
Gilligen  for  Jan.-Dec,  1782. 

Gilligen,  Matthew.  Receipt  dated  Western,  March  31,  1777,  for  bounty  paid  said 
Gilligen  by  the  committee  of  the  town  of  Western  (Warren)  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gilligen,  Matthew.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  22, 
1780;  age,  53  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Western  (Warren) ;  marched  to  camp  July  22,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
William  Scott. 

Gilligen,  Thomas,  Western  (Warren).  Receipt  dated  Western,  March  31,  1777,  for 
bounty  paid  said  Gilligen  by  the  committee  of  the  town  of  Western  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  East  co.  in  Western,  as  returned  by  the  Selectmen  and 
Committee  of  Correspondence,  sworn  to  at  Western,  Feb.  20,  1778 ;  residence, 
Western  (Warren) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Western  (Warren) ;  joined  Capt.  Wel- 
lington's CO.,  Col.  Wigelsworth's  (Wigglesworth's)  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also, 
orders  dated  Brimfield,  Sept.  27, 1783,  signed  by  said  Gilligen,  for  wages  for  service 
in  the  Continental  Army  in  6th  Mass.  regt.  from  March  1,  1781,  to  Jan.  1,  1783. 

Gilligin,  Matthew.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late 
Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March 
12,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Western  (Warren) ;  also,  Capt. 
Thomas  Willington's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
June,  1778,  dated  Camp  Greenwich ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;   pay  abstract  for 


452  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GiLLiGiN,  Matthew,  coiitimied. 

Oct.,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  March  6,  1777;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years. 

GiLLiGiN,  Matthew.  Private,  Capt.  John  Spurr's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  1.5, 1777, 
certified  in  camp  near  Peekskill,  Feb.  16,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's 
(Light  Infantry)  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.;  payroll  for  June  and  July,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Spurr's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  Aug.,  1779 ;  reported  joined 
since  muster;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Oct. -Dec,  1779;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  receipt  for  clothing  for  the  year  1780,  dated  Peekskill,  Dec.  -, 
1779. 

GiLLiRGEN,  Matthew,  Western  (Warren).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  from  East  co.  in  Western,  as  returned  by  the  Selectmen  and  Com- 
mittee of  Correspondence,  sworn  to  at  Western,  Feb.  20, 1778;  residence,  AVestern 
(Warren)  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Western  (Warren) ;  joined  Capt.  Wellington's 
CO.,  Col.  Wigelsworth's  (Wigglesworth's)  regt.;  term,  3  years. 

GiLLis,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gilles.] 

GiLLis,  John,  Boston.  Return  dated  Boxford,  Feb.  13,  1778,  made  by  a  committee 
appointed  to  raise  one-seventh  part  of  the  male  inhabitants  of  said  town  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  for  town  of  Boxford; 
joined  Col.  John  Crane's  regt.;  engagement  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1780;  a/so,  Ser- 
geant, Capt.  Slueman's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Jan. 
11,  1781;  Capt.  John  Slueman's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt.;  rank.  Sergeant;  age,  36 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9^  in.;  complexion,  fair;  enlisted  for  town  of  Boxford;  en- 
listed March  8,  1777,  by  Capt.  Perkins ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

GiLLis,  John.    Master;  list  of  men  [date  and  particulars  not  given] . 

GiLLis,  Joseph,  Oakham.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Hazeltine's  (5th)  co..  Col.  John 
Fellows's  (8th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

GiLLis,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wells's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's  detach- 
ment of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  23,  1776;  enlistment  to  expire 
March  23,  1777 ;  discharged  April  1,  1777 ;  service,  100  days,  at  Ticonderoga. 

GiLLis,  Matthew.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  enlisted  March  7, 
1781 ;  service,  9  mos.  23  days. 

GxLLis,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Lawrence  Kemp's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.; 
entered  service  May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  July  17,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  9  days, 
in  Northern  department;  company  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  Roll  dated  Shel- 
burne. 

GiLLis,  William.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "Thorn,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14,  1780; 
stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  light. 

Gillit,  Asahel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Collar's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  19,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  9  days; 
company  marched  to  Connecticut  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Powel. 

Gillit,  Isaac,  New  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Wright's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Fellows's  regt.,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days. 


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GiLLiT,  Israel,  Colchester.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Joseph  Ramond's  and  Capt.  Ambrose  Hills's  cos.,  endorsed  "  1778 ;  " 
residence,  Colchester ;  engaged  for  town  of  Richmond;  joined  Capt.  Chadwick's 
CO.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  term,  during  war. 

GiLLiT,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  co.,  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ; 
enlisted  April  26, 1777 ;  discharged  May  20, 1777  ;  service,  25  days ;  company  called 
out  and  ordered  to  Saratoga  by  Maj.  Gen.  Gates;  also,  pay  roll  of  a  company 
commanded  by  Lieut.  Eleazer  Taylor,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service,  4  days;  company 
marched  to  Pittsfield  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington. 

GiLLiT,  NoADiAH.  Drummcr,  Lieut.  Eli  Hermon's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  June  30,  1777 ;  discharged  July  27,  1777 ;  service,  28  days ; 
company  marched  to  Fort  Ann,  N.  Y. 

GiLLiT,  William.  Receipt  dated  New  Marlborough,  June  21,  1781,  for  bounty  paid 
said  Gillit  by  Messrs.  Barber,  Smith,  and  Butler,  on  behalf  of  the  town  of  New 
Marlborough,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

GiLLiTT,  JoHX.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon  Samson ; 
engaged  Oct.  25,  1777  [service  not  given] .     [See  Jonathan  Gillett.] 

GiLLKEY,  William,  Leicester.  Private,  Capt.  Ralph  Earll's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's 
regt. ;  entered  service  Aug.  25,  1777 ;  discharged  Jan.  3,  1778 ;  service,  4  mos.  10 
days ;  roll  dated  Providence  and  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Camp  Providence  home  Dec.  31, 
1777. 

Gillman,  .    Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  Reed's  regt.,  Maj.  Gen.  Sullivan's  division; 

list  of  field  officers  of  Continental  Army  in  1776. 

Gillman,  Andreav.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated 
Sept.  13,  1776;  Jeremiah  Colburn  chosen  Ensign  of  a  company  of  30  men  to  be 
stationed  on  Penobscot  river ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Sept.  13, 
1776 ;  said  Gillman  reported  to  have  been  appointed  Lieutenant  of  said  company 
Sept.  11,  1776. 

Gillman,  Daniel,  Kingston.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hudson  Ballard's  co..  Col.  James 
Frye's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gillman,  John.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Freedom,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Clouston ; 
engaged  Sept.  9,  1777;  discharged  Feb.  20,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  11  days. 

Gillman,  Jonathan,  Boxford.  Private  and  Corporal,  Capt.  Daniel  Lane's  co..  Col. 
Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  14,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Boxford;  credited  to  town  of  Boxford;  reported  pro- 
moted to  Corporal;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Daniel  Lain's  co.,  Col.  Alden's  regt.; 
return  dated  Albany,  Jan.  14,  1778;  mustered  by  County  Muster  Master  Cushing 
and  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  Capt.  Lane's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Ichabod 
Alden's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at 
Cherry  Valley,  Feb.  28, 1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and 
April,  1779,  dated  Cherry  Valley;  enlisted  Feb.  14,  1777;  enlistment,  3  j'ears. 

Gillmoor,  James.  Return  dated  Franklin,  July  8,  1778,  made  by  the  Selectmen,  of 
bounties  paid  said  Gillmoor  and  others  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  until  Jan.  1, 
1779,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  12,  1778. 

GiLLMOR,  Adam,  Leicester.  Private,Capt.Seth  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775. 

GiLLMOR,  Andrew,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  John  Shaw's  co..  Col.  Abiel  Mitchell's  regt.; 
service,  6  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  March  6,  1781,  by  order  of 
His  Excellency  John  Hancock,  on  a  40  days  expedition. 


454  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GiLLMOR,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  John  Shaw's  detachment,  Col.  Williams's  regt. ; 
service,  7  days,  in  Oct.,  1777,  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Bristol  Co. 

GiLLMOR,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Hooker's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  "Williams's 
regt.;  enlisted  Dec.  15,  1776;  discharged  March  18,  1777;  service, 3  mos.l4days, 
travel  included.    Roll  dated  Morristown. 

GiLLMOR,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Randell's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshal's  regt. ; 
service  from  Aug.  1, 1776,  to  Nov.  1, 1776,  3  mos. ;  also,  Capt.  John  Shaw's  detach- 
ment. Col.  Williams's  regt.;  service,  7  days,  in  Oct.,  1777,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll 
sworn  to  in  Bristol  Co. 

GiLLMOR,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's 
regt.,  Suffolk  Co.  brigade;  service,  20  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island 
on  an  alarm  April  21,  1777. 

GiLLMORE,  Adam,  Leicester.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Ward's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  7  days ;  also,  Capt.  Seth 
Washburn's  co..  Col.  Ward's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days. 

GiLLMORE,  Adam.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  7, 1780 ; 
age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hadley ; 
arrived  at  Springfield  July  6,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  7,  1780,  under  com- 
mand of  Capt.  Dix. 

GiLLMORE,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Shaw's  (Raynham)  co.,  Col.  George 
Williams's  (3d  Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  service,  25  days;  company  marched  to  War- 
ren, R.  I.,  via  Rehoboth,  Dec.  8,  1776,  on  an  alarm. 

GiLLMORE,   David,    Pelham.      Private,   Capt.   David    Cowden's  co.,   Col.  Benjamin 
^        Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15, 
1775;  service,  2  mos.  22  days. 

GiLLMORE,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Grant's  detachment  from  Col.  Josiah 
Brewer's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777;  service  to  Sept.  16,  1777,  30  days;  com- 
pany marched  to  the  assistance  of  Machias.    Roll  dated  Penobscot. 

GiLLMORE,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Fairbanks's  co.,  Maj.  Seth  BuUard's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  27, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  7, 1780 ;  service,  13  days,  at  Rhode  Island 
on  an  alarm.    Roll  dated  Franklin. 

GiLLMORE,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Raymond  De  Guiscard's  co.,  Col.  Turner's  regt. 
of  5  months  levies  raised  for  defence  of  Rhode  Island ;  enlisted  July  20, 1781 ;  dis- 
charged Nov.  27,  1781 ;  service,  4  mos.  9  days,  at  Rhode  Island.  Roll  dated 
Boston. 

GiLLMORE,  LsRAEL.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Fairbanks's  co.,  Maj.  Seth  BuUard's  regt.; 
marched  July  27,  1780;  discharged  Ang.  7,  1780;  service,  13  days,  at  Rhode 
Island  on  an  alarm ;  roll  dated  Franklin ;  also,  Capt.  Amos  Ellis's  co..  Col. 
Dean's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  March  3,  1781 ;  discharged  March 
17,  1781 ;  service,  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

GiLLMORE,  James,  Wrentham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Asa  Fairbanks's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service  to  April  29,  1775,  10^  days ;  also.  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Asa  Fairbanks's  co.,  Maj.  Metcalf's  regt.;  entered  service  Dec.  8, 
1777  [6]  ;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1777  [6] ,  23  days ;  company  marched  from  Wrentham 
to  Providence  and  Warwick,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1777 [6]  ;  roll  endorsed 
«« Col.  Wheelock's  regt." 


m  THE  WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  455 


GiLLMOUE,  James.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore's  co.,  Col.  David  Field's  regt. ; 
engaged  Aug.  17,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  company 
marched  to  the  Northward  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates  and  was  dismissed 
by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

GiLLMORE,  James.  Private,  Capt.  David  Cowden's  co.,  4th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.; 
marched  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service,  6  days,  travel  in- 
cluded; company  marched  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge 
on  the  alarm  at  Bennington  Aug.  17,  1777. 

GiLLMORE,  John,  Conway.  Capt.  David  Cowden's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge' s  regt.;  re- 
ceipt for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gillmore  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June 
26,  1775;  also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
listed May  29,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  8  days. 

GiLLMORE,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Shaw's  (Raynham)  co..  Col.  George  "Wil- 
liams's (3d  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  25  days ;  company  marched  to  Warren, 
R.  I.,  via  Rehoboth,  Dec.  8, 1776,  on  an  alarm. 

GiLLMORE,  ToBET.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Shaw's  (Raynham)  co..  Col.  George  Wil- 
liams's (3d  Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  service,  11  days;  company  marched  to  Warren, 
R.  I.,  via  Rehoboth,  Dec.  8,  1776,  on  an  alarm. 

GiLLMORE,  William,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Fairbanks's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to  April  29,  1775,  10^  days;  also,  Capt. 
Asa  Fairbanks's  co.,  Maj.  Metcalf's  regt.;  entered  service  Dec.  8,  1777 [6]  ;  ser- 
vice to  Dec.  11,  1777 [6],  3  days;  company  marched  from  Wrentham  to  Provi- 
dence and  Warwick,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1777  [6] ;  roll  endorsed  "  Col. 
Wheelock's  regt." 

GiLLMORE,  William.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Bardwell's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's 
regt.;  list  of  officers  to  be  commissioned;  recommended  in  Committee  of  Safety 
at  Cambridge,  June  17,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned  by  Congress. 
List  endorsed  "Ordered  that  commissions  be  delivered  to  the  several  otficers 
within  named." 

GiLLNAT  John,  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  ser- 
vice from  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  (4th  SufiFolIi  Co.)  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  resi- 
dence, Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.;  engaged  for  town  of  Medfield;  joined  Capt. 
Allen's  CO.,  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  term,  during  war. 

Gillon,  John.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  1,  1778;  Col.  Crane's  regt. 

Gill  Partrack,  Jos.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Larned's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  dated  Hutts ;  enlisted  March  20,  1781. 

Gill  Partrich,  Nathan.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  term  of  8  months  to  fill  deficien- 
cies in  quota  of  men  raised  to  serve  for  3  years  and  during  war ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Wells;  joined  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  16,  1778. 

Gill  Partrick,  Ezekiel.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ; 
return  of  men  in  camp  Aug.  15,  1777,  and  thereby  entitled  to  gratuity ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  March  and  April,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Providence. 

Gill  Patrick,  EzEKiEL,  Saco.  List  of  deserters  from  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st  Mass.) 
regt.,  dated  Camp  Highlands,  N.  Y.,  July  13,  1780 ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
6  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  brown;  occupation,  husbandman;  birthplace, 
Saco;  residence,  Saco. 

Gill  Patrick,  [Joseph].  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Larned's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's 
(4th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Phillipsburgh ;  enlisted  March  21 
(also  given  March  20),  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  3'ears  ;  reported  at  West  Point;  also. 


456  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gill  Patrick,  [Joseph],  continued. 

muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Peekskill;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept., 
1781,  dated  Camp  Continental  Village. 

GiLLPALTRiCK,  CHRISTOPHER,  Biddeford.  Private,  Capt.  John  Elden's  co.,  Col. 
Lemuel  Robinson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  dated  Roxbury,  Feb.  26, 
1776. 

GiLLPALTRiCK,  JoHN,  Blddeford.  Private,  Capt.  John  Elden's  co.,  Col.  Lemuel  Robin- 
son's regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  dated  Roxbury,  Feb.  26,  1776. 

GiLLPALTRiCK,  Thoma.s,  Biddcford.  Private,  Capt.  John  Elden's  co..  Col.  Lemuel 
Robinson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  dated  Roxbury,  Feb,  26,  1776. 

GiLLPARicK,  EzEKiEL.  Capt.  Thcodore  Bliss's  co.,  Col.  John  Paterson's  (26th)  regt.; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  20,  1775. 

GiLLPARTRiCK,  Charles.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Blunt's  co.,  Col.  Prime's  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  service  at  the  Eastward  in  1780. 

GiLLPARTRiCK,  IsAAC.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Elj',  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  2, 
1780 ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Biddeford;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  27,  1780;  marched  to  camp  Aug.  2,  1780, 
under  command  of  Lieut.  Benjamin  Pike. 

GiLLPARTRiCK,  JOSEPH,  Wclls.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Clark's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Prime's 
(York  Co.)  regt.;  joined  May  9,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  8,  1780;  service,  7  mos. ; 
enlistment,  8  months;  company  raised  for  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts; 
also,  Capt.  Simon  Larned's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  June,  1781;  enlisted  March  21,  1781;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  at  West 
Point;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York 
Huts ;  also,  4th  co. ;  order  dated  Dec.  26,  1783,  for  wages  for  May-Dec.  [year  not 
given],  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

GiLiiPATRiCK,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Hooper's  co. ;  entered  service  July 
17,  1775 ;  service  to  Dec.  31, 1775, 6  mos. ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast 
in  York  Co.  and  stationed  at  Biddeford  and  District  of  Pepperellborough ;  also, 
list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Hooper's  (Buxton)  co.,  dated  Buxton,  Jan.  31, 
1782. 

GiLLPATRicK,  Christopher.  Receipt  given  to  Capt.  John  Elden,  dated  Dorchester, 
April  1,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gillpatrick  and  others,  for  travel  allowance  to  and 
from  camp;  also,  receipt  given  to  Capt.  John  Elden,  dated  Pepperellborough, 
June  6,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gillpatrick  and  others,  for  wages  for  service  in  said 
Elden's  co. ;  said  Gillpatrick  reported  as  having  received  16  shillings  and  8  pence 
for  himself  and  his  brother  John. 

Gillpatrick,  Ezekiel.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  order  for  gratuity  dated 
Providence,  March  17,  1779. 

Gillpatrick,  Isaac.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Biddeford  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  24,  1780 ;  discharged 
Feb.  2,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  28  days. 

Gillpatrick,  John.  Receipt  given  to  Capt.  John  Elden,  dated  Dorchester,  April  1, 
1776,  signed  by  said  Gillpatrick  and  others,  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp; 
also,  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Elden,  dated  Pepperellborough,  June  6, 1776,  signed  by 
Christopher  Gillpatrick  and  others,  for  wages  for  service  in  said  Elden's  co. ; 
Christopher  Gillpatrick  reported  as  having  received  16  shillings  8  pence  for  him- 
self and  his  brother,  said  John  Gillpatrick. 


IN   THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  457 

GiLLPATRiCK,  JoHX,  Jr.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Waterhouse's  2cl  co.  (co.  of  2d 
Parish  in  AVells),  3d  York  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  by 
the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Tristram  Jordan  and 
others,  field  officers,  dated  Wells,  March  20,  1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  March  29, 
1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  March  27,  1776. 

GiLLPATRicK,  Joseph.  Return  dated  Wells,  June  4,  1781,  made  by  the  Selectmen,  of 
bounties  paid  said  Gillpatrick  and  others  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  3  years  or  during  war,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Gillpatrick,  Nathaniel,  Biddeford.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Joseph 
Prime's  (York  Co.)  regt.;  joined  May  1,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  8,  1780;  service, 
7  mos.  8  days;  enlistment,  8  months;  company  raised  for  defence  of  eastern 
Massachusetts.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Arundel. 

Gillpatrick,  Nathaniel,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Moulton's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan 
Titcomb's  regt.;  service  from  May  19,  1777,  to  July  18,  1777,  61  days,  including 
travel  to  and  from  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gillpatrick,  Richard,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Titcomb's  (3d  Wells)  co., 
Col.  Tristram  Jordan's  regt.,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  James  Hubbard's  co..  Col. 
Ephraim  Doolittle's  (2-lth)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  30,  1775.     [See  Richard  Kilpatrick.] 

Gillpatrick,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Hooper's  (Buxton)  co. ;  entered  ser- 
vice July  17,  1775;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos. ;  company  raised  for  defence 
of  seacoast  in  York  Co.  and  stationed  at  Biddeford  and  District  of  Pepperell- 
borough;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Romery's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777 ;  service,  4  mos.  3  days,  travel 
included;  company  marched  from  York  Co.  to  Manchester  to  join  army  under 
Gen.  Gates. 

Gillpatrick,  Thomas.  Receipt  given  to  Capt.  John  Elden,  dated  Dorchester,  April 
1,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gillpatrick  and  others,  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from 
camp;  also,  receipt  given  to  Capt.  John  Elden,  dated  Pepperellborough,  Aug.  17, 
1776,  signed  by  said  Gillpatrick  and  others,  for  wages  for  service  in  said  Elden's 
CO.,  Col.  Lemuel  Roboson's  (Robinson's)  regt. 

GiLLPATRiK,  James.  Capt.  James  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  (24th) 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  Winter  Hill, 
Oct.  30,  1775. 

GiLLPATRiK,  Joshua.  Capt.  James  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  (24th) 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  Winter  Hill, 
Oct.  30,  1775. 

Gills,  Ezra,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Brown's  co.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's  (19th) 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gills,  Joel,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  North's  co. ;  return  of  men  transferred  from  9th 
Mass.  regt.  to  3d  Mass.  regt.,  dated  Dec.  14,  1782;  term,  3  years;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  in  Continental  service ;  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  Millin ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  black ; 
hair,  black ;  occupation,  yeoman ;  residence,  Boston ;  engaged  for  town  of  Bos- 
ton ;  engaged  Nov.  10,  1782 ;  term,  3  years  ;  reported  as  having  received  clothing 
on  various  dates  between  Jan,  1,  1783,  and  Dec.  16,  1783 ;  also  reported  a  negro. 

Gills,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Smith's  co. ;  service  from  May  31,  1776,  to  Nov. 
22,  1776,  5  mos.  22  days;  company  stationed  on  the  seacoast  at  Truro. 


458  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GiLLsoN,  Amasa.  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Longley's  co.,  Col.  Cogswell's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Sept.  30,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  4  days;  company 
detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

GiLLsoN,  Amaziah.  Capt.  Hills's  co. ;  list  of  men  who  served  for  1  month  on  expedi- 
tion against  Rhode  Island;  dismissed  Oct.  30,  1777. 

GiLLSoN,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Smith's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  13, 1775;  ser- 
vice to  Dec.  1,  1775,  1  mo.  21  days ;  company  stationed  at  Martha's  Vineyard  for 
defence  of  seacoast. 

GiLLSON,  Daniel,  Groton.  Capt.  Abijah  Wyman's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt. ; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  10, 1775 ; 
also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Blood's 
CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Littleton,  May  29, 
1777;  residence,  Groton;  engaged  for  town  of  Groton;  joined  Capt.  Moos's 
(Morse's)  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

GiLLSON,  Daniel,  Jr.,  Groton.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Blood's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  dated 
Littleton,  May  29,  1777;  residence,  Groton;  engaged  for  town  of  Groton;  joined 
Capt.  Moos's  (Morse's)  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

GiLLSON,  John.  List  of  6  months  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co., 
by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Aug.  6,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Pepperell. 

GiLLSON,  Joseph,  Fitchburg.  Descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  10,  1781;  Capt. 
White's  CO.,  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  ranlv.  Private ;  age,  42  yrs.  3  mos. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  blue;  residence,  Fitchburg; 
enlisted  Nov.  11,  1779,  by  Lieut.  Col.  Newhall;  enlistment,  during  war. 

GiLLSON,  Oliver,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Richardson's  (Attleborough) 
CO. ;  service  from  April  21,  1777,  to  May  15,  1777,  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also, 
Capt.  Abiel  Clap's  co..  Col.  Carpenter's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  34  days ;  com- 
pany marched  to  Rhode  Island  July  24,  1777 ;  also,  list  of  men  drafted  to  serve 
at  Rhode  Island  until  Jan.  1, 1780,  as  returned  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master 
for  Bristol  Co.;  residence,  Attleborough ;  a^so,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Franklin's 
CO.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Tyler's  regt.;  engaged  Oct.  25,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  31, 
1779;  service,  2  mos.  6  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll 
for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  2  days  service  at  Rhode  Island. 

GiLLSON,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lakin's  co.,  Col.  John  Robinson's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  7,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  25  days  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Groton ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kingston,  Dec.  18, 
1777  ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1778;  reported  sick  in  camp. 

GiLLSON,  Peter.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Spring- 
field, July  3,  1780;  age,  15  yr^. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged 
for  town  of  Dunstable ;  marched  to  camp  July  3,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut. 
Daniel  Frye,  of  the  artificers. 

GiLLSON,  Samuel,  New  Marlborough.  Descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  29, 
1781;  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co.  Lieut.  Col.  Smith's  (0th)  regt.;  age,  28  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  e.ves,  gray;  residence,  New 
Marlborough;  enlisted  Jan.  -,  1780,  by  Capt.  Allen;  enlistment,  during  war. 

GiLLSON,  Samuel,  Pepperell.  Ensign,  Capt.  John  Sawtell's  co..  Col.  James  Prescott's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Groton  and  Pepperell ; 
service,  11  days. 


IN  THE   WAR   OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  459 

•GiLLSON,  Samuel,  Pepperell.  Return  of  company  officers  of  Col.  Dike's  regt.,  show- 
ing number  of  men  present  and  also  those  not  joined,  dated  Dorchester,  Sept.  21, 
1776;  said  Gillson,  with  others,  raised  for  Capt.  John  Minott's  co.,  but  reported 
not  joined. 

■Gillson,  Simon,  Pepperell.  Private,  Capt.  John  Sawtell's  co..  Col.  James  Prescott's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Groton  and  Pepperell; 
service,  9  days. 

GiLLURE,  John,  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Salem ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem. 

GiLLWAY,  James.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
SuflFolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  23,  1777;  Capt.  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Alden's  regt. 

Gilman, :     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gillman,  Gilmon.] 

•Gilman,  Andrew.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  David  Copp's  co. ;  return  of  men  stationed 
at  Pierce's  Island  Nov.  5,  1775;  also,  commander  of  a  company  of  Indians  and 
white  men  stationed  at  Penobscot ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  Nov.  16,  1776 ; 
also,  Lieutenant,  in  command  of  a  company  stationed  at  Penobscot  river ;  engaged 
Sept.  11,  1776;  discharged  Jan.  22,  1778;  service,  16  mos.  10  days;  roll  dated 
Boston ;  also.  Lieutenant,  in  command  of  a  company  including  10  Indians,  sta- 
tioned at  Penobscot  river;  pay  roll  for  15i  days  additional  service  after  date  of 
discharge,  Jan.  22,  1778,  news  of  their  discharge  not  having  reached  them  until 
Feb.  7,  1778;  also.  Lieutenant;  abstract  for  wages  due  said  Gilman  for  service 
from  Jan.  23,  1778,  to  April  23,  1778,  3  mos.;  also,  abstracts  for  wages  due  said 
Gilman  for  service  from  April  23,  1778,  to  Sept.  14,  1779,  16  mos.  23  days,  near 
Penobscot;  also,  abstract  for  wages  due  said  Gilman  for  service  from  Sept.  14, 
1779,  to  date  of  discharge  July  25,  1781,  1  yr.,  10  mos.,  11  days;  reported  as 
interpreter  to  the  Penobscot  tribe  of  Indians. 

Gilman,  Anthony.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Gilman's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept.-Dec,  1776. 

Gilman,  Caleb,  Eastown  (also  given  Exeter).  Capt.  Isaac  Sherman's  co.,  Col.  Samuel 
Gerrish's  regt. ;  receipt  for  wages  for  1  month  dated  Charlestown,  July  7,  1775 ; 
also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  June  8, 
1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  23  days ;  also,  Capt.  Sherman's  (4th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi 
Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Sewall's  Point, 
Sept.  26,  1775;  also,  pay  abstracts  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Sewall's  Point; 
also,  order  for  bountj'  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Dec. 
26,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Sherman's  co.,  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Jan. -March,  1776;  also.  Sergeant;  same  co.  and  regt.; 
pay  abstracts  for  April-June,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New  York. 

Gilman,  Daniel,  Andover.  Matross,  Capt.  Samuel  Trevett's  co..  Col.  Richard  Grid- 
ley's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  June  21,  1775;  enlisted  May  27,  1775;  service,  25 
days. 

Gilman,  Daniel,  Rowley.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Peabody's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wig- 
glesworth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Ticonderoga  home  in 

1776. 

Gilman,  Daniel.  Capt.  "William  Hudson  Ballard's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  re- 
turn of  men  in  Camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17,  1775 ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gilman  and  others,  dated  July  24, 
1775. 

Giljian,  David,  Rowley.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Peabody's  co.,  Col.  Edward  "Wig- 
gles worth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Ticonderoga  home  in 
1776. 


460  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GiLMAN,  EvAxs.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abel  King's  co.,  Col  Sears's  regt. ;  engaged  Aug.  20, 
1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  20,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.,  at  Saratoga. 

GiLMAN,  EzEKiEL,  Rowlej.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Peabody's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wig- 
glesworth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Ticonderoga  home  in 
1776. 

GiLMAN,  EzEKiEL.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Sherman's  co.,  Col.Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Jan.-March,  1776;  also,  pay  abstracts  for  April-June, 
1776,  dated  Camp  at  New  York ;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  (late)  Capt.  Sher- 
man's CO.,  26th  regt.,  who  were  enlisted  by  the  several  officers  of  said  company,  as 
returned  by  Lieut.  Caleb  Robinson,  dated  New  York,  July  5,  1776;  also,  same 
regt. ;  list  of  men  who  agreed  to  tarry  6  weeks  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1776,  as 
returned  by  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  Trenton,  Jan.  1,  1777. 

GiLMAN,  Jeremiah,  Plaistow.  Captain,  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  14  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Sept.  30,  1775;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt.; 
receipt  given  to  Benjamin  Heywood,  Paymaster  of  4th  regt.,  dated  Camp  Mt. 
Washington,  Sept.  27,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gilman  and  others,  for  money  for 
enlisting  recruits  into  said  regiment ;  also,  Captain,  i-eceipt  dated  Camp  Mt.  Wash- 
ington, Oct.  1,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gilman,  for  wages,  etc.,  due  Richard  Cheney 
and  others;  also,  Captain,  6th  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  regi- 
mental return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776 ;  also,  Captain,  4th  regt. ;  receipts 
for  wages  for  Sept. -Dec,  1776. 

Gilman,  John,  Exeter.  List  of  men  who  took  the  oath  in  Middlesex  Co.,  July  11, 
1775,  required  by  Congress  to  be  taken  by  the  Mass.  army ;  also,  Capt.  Isaac  Sher- 
man's CO.,  Col.  Samuel  Gerrish's  regt. ;  receipt  for  wages  for  1  month  dated 
Charlestown,  July  18,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  July  1,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  1  day;  also,  Capt.  Sherman's 
(4th)  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt. ;  company 
return  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Sept.  26,  1775 ;  also,  pay  abstracts  for  Aug.  and  Sept., 
1775,  dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Dec  26,  1775. 

Gilman,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  David  Copp's  co.;  return  of  men  stationed  at  Pierce's 
Island  Nov.  5,  1775. 

Gilman,  John,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  David  Copp's  co. ;  return  of  men  stationed  at  Pierce's 
Island  Nov.  5,  1775. 

Gilman,  Jonathan,  Boxford  (also  given  Bradford).  Private,  Capt.  William  Parley's 
CO.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17, 
1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gilman 
and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  30,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  9  days; 
also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  14,  1775 ;  also,  return  dated  Boxford, 
Feb.  13,  1778,  made  by  a  committee  appointed  to  raise  one-seventh  part  of  the 
male  inhabitants  of  the  town  of  Boxford  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army ;  resi- 
dence, Boxford ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boxford;  joined  Capt.  Daniel  Lane's  co.. 
Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  regt.;  engagement  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1780;  also,  Corporal, 
Capt.  Holden's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  14,  1780;  residence,  Bradford. 

Gilman,  Jonathan.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  June  9,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gilman 
by  James  Picke,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  2  of  the  town  of  Salisbury,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gilman,  Nat.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  14,  1779;  Capt.  Knapp's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt. 


IN  THE   WAR   OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  461 

GiLMAN,  Nathaniel,  Kingstown  (also  given  Brentwood) .  Sergeant.  Capt.  Isaac  Sher- 
man's CO.;  receipt  for  wages  for  1  month,  dated  Cambridge  Camp,  June  28,  1775, 
signed  by  said  Oilman  and  others;  also,  Capt.  Sherman's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Ger- 
rish's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  June  8, 1775  ;  service,  1  mo. 
23  days;  a^w,  Capt.  Isaac  Sherman's  (4th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's 
(late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Sept.  26, 
1775;  a^so,  pay  abstracts  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Sewall's  Point;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Dec.  26, 
1775. 

GiLMAN,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Ilsley's  co..  Col.  Cogswell's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Sept.  30,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776;  service,  2  mos.,  travel  included; 
reported  260  miles  from  home ;  receipt  for  payment  of  above  roll  dated  at  New 
Castle  and  signed  by  Capt.  Ilsley. 

GiLMAN,  Peter.  List  of  men  on  a  fragment  of  a  roll  from  which  no  particulars  can  be 
gathered,  endorsed  "entered  on  the  original  roll  by  Mr.  Gorham." 

Oilman,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Sherman's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  Jan. -March,  1776;  also,  pay  abstracts  for  May  and  June, 
1776,  dated  Camp  at  New  York  ;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  (late)  Capt.  Sher- 
man's CO.,  26th  regt.,  who  were  enlisted  by  the  several  officers  of  said  compan)',  as 
returned  by  Lieut.  Caleb  Robinson,  dated  New  York,  July  5,  1776;  also,  same 
regt. ;  list  of  men  who  agreed  to  tarry  6  weeks  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1776,  as  re 
turned  by  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  Trenton,  Jan.  1,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Caleb 
Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  the  year  1776, 
dated  Exeter,  Feb.  22,  1777;  amount  due  for  mileage,  etc.,  receipted  for  by 
Nathaniel  Thin?;  also,  order  for  wages  dated  Exeter,  April  16,  1778,  signed  by 
said  Oilman  and  others  of  Capt.  Caleb  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. 

GiLMAN,  Thomas,  Ware.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Foster's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  said  Oilman  marched  April  20,  1775;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army 
April  30,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  John  Grainger's  co.,  Col.  Learned's  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  1  mo.,  2  weeks,  6  days; 
reported  enlisted  into  the  train  June  17,  1775.  [See  Thomas  Gilmore  and  Thomas 
Gilmer.] 

GiLMAN,  Timothy,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Samuel  John- 
son's regt..  Gen.  Warner's  brigade;  marched  from  home  Aug.  15,  1777;  dis- 
charged Dec.  14,  1777;  service,  4  mos.,  in  Northern  department;  travel  allowed 
from  Peekskill  home ;  company  raised  from  3d  [Essex  Co.]  regt.  Roll  certified 
at  Ipswich. 

Oilman,  William,  Plaistow.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Oilman's  co.,  Col.  John  Nixon's 
(5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  30,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  8  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  30,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Gilmer,  Thomas,  Ware.  Certificate  dated  Ware,  Feb.  19,  1776,  signed  by  the  Select- 
men, stating  that  said  Gilmer,  of  Ware,  deceased,  enlisted  into  Capt.  Granger's  co.. 
Col.  Learned's  regt.,  and  asking  that  the  bounty  coat  due  him  be  delivered  to 
Lieut.  William  Gilmer.     [See  Thomas  Oilman.] 

Gilmer,  William,  Ware.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Foster's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775 ;  said  Gilmer  marched  April  20,  1775 ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April 
28,  1775. 

<5iLM0N,  Daniel.  Capt.  William  Hudson  Ballard's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  13,  1775. 


462  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

GiLMOR,  John,  Conway.  Coi'poral,  Capt.  David  Cowden's  co.,  Col.  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Sept.  28,  1775;  reported  enlisted  May 
29,  1775. 

GiLMOR,  Nathan.  Descriptive  list  of  men  belonging  to  4th  Mass.  regt.  who  re-enlisted 
subsequent  to  Sept.  30,  1779,  as  returned  by  Col.  William  Shepard,  dated  Bud's 
Highlands,  Feb.  23,  1780 ;  Major's  co. ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft. ;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  light;  reported  a  transient. 

GiLMOR,  "William,  Greenwich.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Hooker's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  11  days. 

GiLMOR,  William,  Ware.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Bardwell's  co..  Col.  David 
Brewer's  (9th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] . 

Gilmore,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gilemor,  Gillemer,  Gille- 

more,  Gillmoor,  Gillraor,  Gillmore,  Gilman,  Gilmer,  Gilmor,  Guilmore.] 

Gilmore,  .    4th  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.;  list  of  men  [year  not  given]  ;  reported  as 

belonging  to  Squad  No.  3. 

Gilmore,  Adam,  Hadley.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Toto- 
way,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Had- 
ley for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  5,  1780; 
discharged  Dec.  24,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  25  days,  travel  included. 

Gilmore,  Adam,  Leicester.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newhall's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  10^  days ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt. 
Josiah  White's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777;  discharged 
Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  21  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department; 
company  raised  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates  for  3  months ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Joshua  Whitney's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  service  from  July  31, 
1778,  to  Sept.  14, 1778, 1  mo.  18  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated 
Worcester. 

Gilmore,  Adam,  Western  (Warren) .  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Hodges's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt. ;  enlisted  May  5,  1777 ;  discharged  July  6,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos. 
7  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gilmore,  Andrew.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  age,  17  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged 
for  town  of  Blandford ;  engaged  May  16,  1781 ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  receipt  dated 
Blandford,  April  19, 1781,  for  bounty  paid  William  Mitchel  by  a  class  of  the  town 
of  Blandford,  for  the  enlistment  of  said  Gilmore,  a  minor  under  said  Mitchel's 
charge,  into  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gilmore,  Daniel,  Raynham.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Shaw's  co.,  Col.  George 
Williams's  regt. ;  service,  1  mo.  1  day ;  company  marched  from  Raynham,  Taun- 
ton, and  Easton,  in  Sept.,  1777,  on  a  secret  expedition ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Bristol 
Co.;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Taunton,  May  16,  1778,  of  men  raised  for  the 
term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  and  returned  as  mus- 
tered by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master;  Capt.  Jonathan  Shaw's  (8th)  co..  Col. 
George  Williams's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complex- 
ion, light;  hair,  brown;  ej^es,  blue;  residence,  Raynham;  engaged  for  town  of 
Raynham ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Bristol  Co.,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan 
Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778 ;  arrived  at  Fishkill 
June  19,  1778. 


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GiLMORE,  Daniel,  Worcester.  Descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall, 
Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Peirce's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  age, 
27  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  black;  occupation,  farmer; 
residelice,  Worcester;  mustered  Feb.  26,  1780,  at  request  of  Capt.  Peirce;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  John  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  (loth)  regt.;  Continen- 
tal Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  9, 1780,  to  March  1, 1780;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Robinson's  Farm,  Jul}^  27,  1780;  enlisted  Feb. 
12,  1780;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported  deserted  March  1,  1780. 

GiLMORE,  Daniel.  Private ;  list  of  men  returned  as  having  served  on  main  guard  under 
Maj.  Baldwin  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  15,  1775. 

GiLMORE,  Daniel.  Private,  Maj.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co.,  Col.  William  Sheppard's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Jan.  9,  1777; 
reported  deserted. 

GiLMORE,  David.  List  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  picket  guard  under  Maj.  Bald- 
win, dated  May  23,  1775 ;  reported  detailed  under  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson ;  also, 
Capt.  David  Cowden's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov.  13,  1775.  [See  David 
Green.] 

GiLMORE,  David.  Private,  Capt.  John  Baxter's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  24, 1782 ;  discharged 
Oct.  24,  1782;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  travel  included;  company  detached  for  ser- 
vice under  Maj.  Job  Cushing  at  Hull.    Roll  dated  Medfield. 

GiLMORE,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Shaw's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt.; 
entered  service  Aug.  21, 1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  1, 1778 ;  service,  12  days,  at  Rhode 
Island;  also,  Capt.  John  Shaw's  co..  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  James  Williams,  Brig.  Gen.  Godfrey's  brigade;  service,  7  days;  com- 
pany marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  2,  1780;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Taunton. 

GiLMORE,  Israel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Baxter's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  24,  1782 ;  dis- 
charged Oct.  24,  1782;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  travel  included;  company  detached 
for  service  under  Maj.  Job  Cushing.    Roll  dated  Medfield. 

GiLMORE,  James,  Blandford  (also  given  Glasgow).  Return  dated  Blandford,  March 
29,  1779,  of  men  in  Continental  service,  comprising  one-seventh  part  of  the  male 
inhabitants  of  the  town  of  Blandford,  including  the  alarm  list,  who  belonged  to 
(late)  Capt.  William  Knox's  (6th)  co..  Col.  Mosley's  (3d  Hampshire  Co.)  regt.; 
residence,  Blandford ;  engaged  for  town  of  Blandford ;  joined  Capt.  Lyman's  co., 
Col.  Lee's  regt.;  term  to  expire  in  Aug.  (also  given  June),  1780;  also,  list  of 
men  returned  by  a  Committee  for  settling  disputes  between  towns  as  to  soldiers 
credited  to  them  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Gilmore  claimed  by  Yarmouth,  Barn- 
stable Co.,  and  Blandford;  allowed  to  Blandfoi-d;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by 
Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Sept.  28,  1777; 
Capt.  Lyman's  co..  Col.  Lee's  regt. ;  also,  return  dated  Camp  near  Morristown, 
April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and 
Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sher- 
burne's regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of 
Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  Col.  William 
R.  Lee's  regt.;  rank.  Private;  residence,  Glasgow;  enlisted  Aug.  8,  1777;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years ;  said  Gilmore  appears  among  men  who  had  been  discharged  from 
the  rolls  prior  to  the  above  arrangement;  reported  deserted  Feb.  23,  1778. 

GiLMORE,  James,  Conway.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Samuel  Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  15^  days. 


464  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GiLMORE,  James,  Private,  Lieut.  Josiah  Wilson's  co.,  Col.  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  23,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  2  days, 
travel  included;  company  marched  to  the  Northward  on  an  alarm  to  reinforce 
army  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates. 

GiLMORE,  James.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Asa  Fairbanks's  (8th)  co.,  4th  Suffolk  Co. 
regt. ;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Col.  Ephraim  Whee- 
lock  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Wrentham,  April  8,  1776;  ordered  in  Council 
April  23,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  April 
21,  1776;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Abel  Densmore's  (12th)  co..  Col.  David 
Field's  (5th  Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies 
in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Col.  Field,  dated  Deerfield,  April  22,  1776; 
ordered  in  Council  May  3,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported 
commissioned  May  3,  1776;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Arms's  (10th) 
CO.,  5th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  [year  not  given]  ; 
also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robin- 
son's detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  engaged  Jan.  1,  1777;  discharged 
April  1,  1777;  service,  90  days,  at  Ticonderoga;  also,  same  co.  and  detachment; 
muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  24,  1777 ;  engaged  Dec.  23,  1776; 
engagement  to  expire  March  23,  1777 ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  French's 
CO.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  23,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777; 
service,  1  mo.,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department. 

GiLMORE,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Snow's  co..  Col.  George  Williams's  (Bris- 
tol Co.)  regt. ;  engaged  June  22,  1778 ;  service,  23  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  com- 
pany marched  from  Ra3'nham  and  Taunton  and  served  in  Col.  Wade's  regt.  under 
Gen.  Suliven  (Sullivan)  at  Providence,  R.  I.;  roll  dated  Raynham;  also,  Capt. 
Jacob  Haskins's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt.;  enlisted  March  19,  1779;  dis- 
charged April  15,  1779;  returned  home  April  17,  1779;  service,  1  mo.,  at  Rhode 
Island;  also,  Capt.  Simeon  Cobb's  co.,  3d  (Bristol  Co.)  regt..  Gen.  Godfrey's 
brigade ;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days ;  company  detached  from 
militia  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for  4  weeks  in  a  regiment  under  Capt.  Samuel 
Fisher,  Commandant. 

GiLMORE,  John,  Glasgow.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  age, 
16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  1  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  farmer; 
engaged  for  town  of  Blandford;  engaged  May  16,  1781;  term,  3  years;  also, 
receipt  dated  Blandford,  May  30,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  William  Crooks,  guar- 
dian of  said  Gilmore,  by  Isaac  Gibbs,  Chairman  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Bland- 
ford, for  the  enlistment  of  said  Gilmore,  a  minor,  into  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Heywood's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Cal- 
vin Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781 ;  reported  on  command 
at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Camp  Peekskill; 
reported  on  command  at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  sworn  to 
at  Camp  Bald  Hill ;  reported  on  command  at  Newburgh ;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  sworn  to  in  Quarters  at  Highlands;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Dec,  1781,  dated  New  Boston;  a/so,  descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  1,  1782;  Capt. 
Benjamin  Heywood's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  J  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  yeoman;  birthplace,  Glasgow;  residence, 
Glasgow;  engaged  May  20,  1781;  term,  3  }'ears;rt/so.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin 
Heywood's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.- 
March,  1782,  dated  Huts,  New  Boston  ;  reported  on  duty  at  the  Lines  in  March, 
1782;  also,  muster  roll  for  April,  1782;  reported  on  duty  at  the  Lines  from  March 
24, 1782;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Maj'-Nov.,  1782;  also,  Capt.  Heywood's  (4th)  co.. 
Col.  Tupper's  (6th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1782,  Jan.,  March,  and  April, 
1783 ;  balance  of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  12  months  19  days ;  also,  order 
dated  Garrison  at  West  Point,  Dec.  8,  1783,  for  wages  for  the  year  1782  for  service 
in  the  4th  co.,  (late)  6th  Mass.  regt. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  465 

GiLMORE,  John,  Raynham.  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Randell's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  June  13, 
1776,  and  sworn  to  at  Castle  Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  engaged  July  1, 
1776;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  1  mo.;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Shaw's  co.,  Col.  John 
Daggett's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  1,  1778 ;  service,  12  days, 
at  Rhode  Island. 

GiLMORE,  John.  List  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  18,  1773,  of  men  belonging  to 
Capt.  Seth  Murray's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.,  who  were  in  need  of  cartridge 
boxes. 

GiLMORE,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Timothy  Childs's  co.,  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt.; 
service,  1  mo.  17  days;  company  raised  Feb.  24,  1777,  for  service  at  Ticonderoga. 

GiLMORE,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bonney's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.; 
pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  dated  Chesterfield,  March  13,  1777;  140  miles 
travel  allowed  said  Gilmore ;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga  to  reinforce 
Northern  Army. 

GiLMORE,  John.  Private,  Lieut.  Josiah  Wilson's  co..  Col.  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  23,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days, 
travel  included ;  company  marched  to  the  Northward  to  reinforce  army  under 
Maj.  Gen.  Gates  on  an  alarm. 

GiLMORE,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nahum  Ward's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  engaged  Sept.  22, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel 
included,  at  the  time  of  taking  Gen.  Burgoyne ;  company  marched  from  Charle- 
mont. 

GiLMORE,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Ellis's  co.,  4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt. ;  entered  ser- 
vice March  3, 1781 ;  discharged  March  17, 1781 ;  service,  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 
Roll  endorsed  "Col.  Dean's  regt.  for  40  days  at  Rhode  Island." 

GiLMORE,  Nath.  Seaman,  brig  "Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  F.  Williams; 
engaged  May  12,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days ;  reported  as  among  those  who  were 
placed  on  board  the  ship  "  Putnam  "  or  who  left  the  brig  on  her  arrival  at  Boston. 

GiLMORE,  Nathan,  Little  Cambridge  (also  given  Cambridge).  Council  order  dated 
Feb.  3,  1779,  directing  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  to  pay 
State  bounty  to  said  Gilmore  and  others  belonging  to  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Field's  co..  Col.  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  7, 1779,  to  Oct.  28,  1779;  reported  trans- 
ferred to  the  Major's  co. ;  also.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (3d)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  Jan.  7,  1779; 
reported  absent  without  leave ;  also,  Drummer,  Major's  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
residence.  Little  Cambridge ;  reported  deserted  Aug.  20,  1781 ;  also.  Colonel's  co., 
Col.  Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  return  for  gratuity  dated  Highlands,  Feb.  24,  1780; 
[name  cancelled  on  return]  ;  also.  Major's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  return  for 
the  year  1780,  dated  West  Point  and  endorsed  "  Capt.  Fuller's  co. ;  "  residence, 
Cambridge;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Capt.  John  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Shepard's 
(4th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June- Aug.,  1781 ;  reported  deserted  Aug.  20,  1781. 

GiLMORE,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  John  Cutler's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.; 
engaged  Aug.  5,  1778;  service,  4  mos.  30  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Nov.  6,  Nov.  13,  and 
Dec.  1,  1778 ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

GiLMORE,  Nathan.  List  dated  Boston,  Feb.  11, 1779,  of  men  detached  from  Col.  Jabez 
Hatch's  Boston  regt.,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Lovell,  to  serve  at  Providence,  R.  I., 
and  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co. 


466  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAU.ORS 

GiLMORE,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Fuller's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt. ; 
engaged  Aug.  20,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  22  days,  travel 
included,  at  Stillwater.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

GiLMORE,  Robert.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Baxter's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  24,  1782 ;  dis- 
charged Oct.  24, 1782 ;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  travel  included ;  company  detached 
for  service  under  Maj.  Job  Gushing  at  Hull.    Roll  dated  Medfield. 

GiLMORE,  Samuel.  Private;  pay  roll  of  officers  and  men  detached  from  Col.  Gill's 
regt.  for  service  under  Capt.  John  Armstrong  on  a  40  days  expedition  to  Rhode 
Island ;  service,  27  days ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Aug.  -,  1782. 

GiLMORE,  Thomas,  New  Braintree  (also  given  Hardwick).  Matross,  Capt.  John  Cal- 
lender's  co..  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  June  4,  1775;  service,  14  days;  also,  Lieut.  Perkins's  co.,  Col. 
Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  de- 
ceased.    [See  Thomas  Gilman  and  Thomas  Gilmor.] 

GiLMORE,  ToBEY,  Raynham.  Descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  Sept.  16 
[year  not  given] ,  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co. ;  Capt.  James 
Cooper's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt.;  age,  30  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.; 
engaged  for  town  of  Raynham ;  also.  Private,  4th  co.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's 
(12th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  19,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Cooper's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  return  of  men  in 
camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15, 1777  ;  reported  joined  Nov.  4,  1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  return  dated  Feb.  1,  1778;  residence,  Raynham;  engaged  for  town  of 
Raynham ;  reported  mustered  by  County  and  Continental  Muster  Masters ;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Sept.  3,  1780. 

GiLMORE,  TuRiL,  Wrcntham.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Haws's  co.,  Col.  John  Smith's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  5  days. 

GiLMORE,  William,  Blandford.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  co..  Col.  Nicholas 
Dike's  regt.;  return  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  17,  1776; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  dated  Boston, 
Nov.  26,  1776. 

GiLMORE,  William,  Ware.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Bardwell's  co. ;  general  return 
of  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt.  in  Camp  at  Roxbury  May  27,  1775;  ordered  in 
Provincial  Congress  May  27, 1775,  that  officers  of  said  regiment  be  commissioned ; 
also,  same  co. ;  list  of  officers  of  Col.  David  Brewer's  regt.  in  camp  at  Roxbury ; 
recommended  in  Committee  of  Safety  at  Cambridge,  June  10,  1775,  tliat  said  offi- 
cers be  commissioned ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Bardwell's  co..  Col.  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1 
week,  5  days. 

GiLMORE,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wendell's  co..  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's 
(1st  New  Yorlc)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan. -April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  en- 
listed Jan.  14,  1781 ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  on  command  at  "Smith's 
Clove." 

GiLPARTRicK,  EzEKiEL.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Valley  Forge;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 
1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co..  Col.  Vose's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence. 

Gilpartrick,  Isaac,  Biddeford.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 


IN  THE   WAR   OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  467 


GiLPARTRicK,  Joshua,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim 
Doolittle's  rest.;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  10,  1775. 
[See  Joshua  Kilpatrick.] 

GiLPATRiCK,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gill  Partrack,  Gill 

Partrich,  Gill  Patrick,  Gillpaltrick,  Gillparick,  Gillpartrick,  Gillpatrick,  Gillpat- 
rik,  Gilpartrick,  Killpatrick,  Kilpatrick.] 

GiLPATRicK,  EzEKiEL,  Saco  (also  given  Bedford).  Private,  Capt.  Theodore  Bliss's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Paterson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  July  18, 
1775;  service,  14  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

GiLPATRicK,  EzEKiEL.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Dec,  1778,  dated  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1779. 

GILPATRICK,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Goodale's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Feb.  1,  1781; 
enlistment,  6  months. 

GILPATRICK,  James,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Ephraim 
Doolittle's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  10,  1775. 

GILPATRICK,  James.  Private,  Capt.  James  Littlefield's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt. 
[service  not  given]  ;  pay  roll  for  service  with  Northern  army,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk 
Co.,  Dec.  10,  1777;  said  Gilpatrick  reported  deserted;  company  discharged  at 
Queman's  Heights. 

Gilpatrick  John.  3d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Simeon  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's 
regt.;  engaged  July  1,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1779;  service,  6  mos.  8  days, 
travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  discharged  at  East  Greenwich;  regi- 
ment raised  in  Essex  and  York  counties ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  24,  Nov.  6,  and  Nov.  14,  17°78' 
enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Gilpatrick,  Joseph,  Wells.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster  Master 
for  York  Co.,  to  serve  for  8  months  in  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  March  25,  1780,  certified  in  York  Co.,  June  6,  1780;  residence, 
Wells;  also,  receipt  dated  Wells,  March  23,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gilpat- 
rick and  others  by  the  Selectmen  to  serve  as  Privates  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gilpatrick,  Nathaniel,  Biddeford.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells, 
Muster  Master  for  York  Co.,  to  serve  for  8  months  in  defence  of  eastern  Massa- 
chusetts, agreeable  to  resolve  of  March  25,  1780,  certified  in  York  Co.,  June  6, 
1780 ;  residence,  Biddeford. 

Gilpatrick,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Sullivan's  co.  of  volunteers ;  service  from 
July  28,  1779,  to  Sept.  28,  1779,  2  mos.,  on  expedition  against  Majorbagaduce. 

Gilpin,  Thomas,  Philadelphia.  Private,  Capt.  Amasa  Soper's  co..  Col.  Marshall's 
regt.;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Dec.  21,  1776,  to  Feb.  10 
1777;  credited  with  52  days  allowance;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  14  days 
travel  on  march  from  Boston  to  Bennington ;  also,  descriptive  list  endorsed 
"  West  Point,  Jan.  11,  1781 ;  "  Capt.  Samuel  King's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's 
(10th)  regt. ;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  dark ; 
engaged  Dec.  21,  1776,  by  Capt.  Soper;  term,  during  war;  reported  deserted  to 
the  enemy  Dec.  16,  1777. 

GiLSON,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Chilson,  Gelson,  Gibson, 

Gillson,  Gleason,  Guilson,  Jellison.] 


468  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GiLSON,  Alexander.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Warner's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  12  days, 
with  Northern  army. 

GiLSON,  Alexander.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Read's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Barns's  regt.; 
marched  Oct.  13,  1781 ;  service,  10  days ;  company  marched  from  Lanesborough 
to  Stillwater,  N.  Y. 

GiLSON,  Amasa,  Groton.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Lawrence's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service, 
14  days. 

GiLSON,  Amasa.  Receipt  dated  Dunstable,  July  10,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gilson 
by  Class  No.  3  of  the  town  of  Dunstable  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Chambers's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin 
Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  wages  allowed  from  April  25,  1781,  to  May  31,  1782,  13 
months  6  days ;  reported  transferred  to  the  invalids  June  21, 1782 ;  also,  6th  Mass. 
regt. ;  return  of  recruits  sent  by  Massachusetts  as  a  portion  of  her  quota  of  the 
Continental  Army  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781,  who  were  reported  unfit  for  duty; 
age,  47  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6^  in.;  engaged  for  town  of  Groton,  term,  3  years; 
reported  rheumatic. 

Gilson,  Andrew.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer, 
Superintendent  for  said  county;  age,  42  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  light;  occupation,  farmer  (also  given  laborer) ;  engaged 
April  25,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dunstable ;  term,  3  years. 

Gilson,  Daniel,  Groton.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Lawrence's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service, 
12  days;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Abijah  Wyman's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  9 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  3,  1775;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt. 
Joseph  Morse's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  May  2,  1777,  to  Jan.  13,  1778;  residence,  Groton; 
credited  to  town  of  Groton ;  reported  died  Jan.  13,  1778 ;  also,  3d  Sergeant,  Capt. 
Morse's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778; 
mustered  by  Col.  Barret;  enlistment,  3  years. 

GiLSON,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Hunt's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ; 
enlisted  July  25,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  16,  1778;  service,  4  mos.  22  days.  Roll 
dated  Winter  Hill. 

Gilson,  Daniel,  Jr.,  Groton.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Morse's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Put- 
nam's (5th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  2,  1777, 
to  Oct.  24,  1777 ;  reported  discharged  Oct.  24,  1777  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  re- 
turn dated  Albany,  Feb.  9, 1778 ;  residence,  Groton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Groton ; 
mustered  by  Col.  Barret;  term,  3  years. 

Gilson,  Eleazer.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Jewett's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  travel 
included;  company  marched  to  Saratoga.    Roll  dated  Littleton. 

Gilson,  Ezra,  Lanesborough.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Toto- 
way,  Oct.  25,  1780.     [See  Ezra  Chilson.] 

Gilson,  Joel,  York.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25, 1780.     [See  Joel  Jellison.] 


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GiLSON,  John,  Pepperell.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Warrin's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.; 
company  return  dated  Oct.  31,  1776,  and  endorsed  "  AVhite  Plains  ;  "  also,  return 
of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  11th  (2d  Pepperell)  co..  Col. 
Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Pepperell,  Feb.  16,  1778;  resi- 
dence, Pepperell ;  engaged  for  town  of  Pepperell ;  joined  Capt.  Benjamin  Brown's 
CO.,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt.;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  about  "Feb.,  1780;  " 
reported  enlisted  from  Capt.  Wright's  co. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Brown's  co..  Col. 
Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  4,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Hartshorn's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  28,  1780. 

GiLSON,  John,  Pepperell.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  8, 
1780 ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Pepperell;  marched  to  camp  July  8,  1780,  under  command  of  Ebenezer  Kent, 
Esq. ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen. 
Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Pepperell  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  4,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec. 
24,  1780;  service,  6  raos.  1  day,  travel  included. 

GiLsoN,  John.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8, 1777 ;  Major's  co.,  Maj.  Stevens's  battalion  of  artillery. 

GiLsoN,  John  G.,  Blandford.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Toto- 
way, Oct.  25,  1780.     [See  John  Gregg  Wilson.] 

GiLSON,  Jonas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Porter's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt..  Col.  Com- 
mandant John  Jacobs's  brigade ;  enlisted  July  30, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  30, 1780 ; 
service,  3  mos.  5  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

GiLSON,  Joseph,  Fitchburg.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  co..  Col.  John  Whet- 
comb's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  25,  1775;  service,  6  days;  also,  Capt. 
John  Fuller's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  ^  day;  a/so,  company  receipts  for  wages 
for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  receipt  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Charlestown,  Sept.  14,  1775 ;  also,  company 
return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  8th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  William  Thurlo,  dated 
Fitchburg,  Dec.  20,  1777;  residence,  Fitchburg;  engaged  for  town  of  Fitchburg; 
joined  Capt.  White's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Haffield  White's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  White's  co., 
Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778;  mustered  by  Col. 
Barret;  also,  Capt.  White's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  ac- 
counts for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  for  Jan  .-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point. 

GiLSox,  Nathaniel,  Pepperell.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Wood's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt., 
dated  Littleton,  May  29,  1777;  residence,  Pepperell;  engaged  for  town  of  Pep- 
perell ;  joined  Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  (15th)  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and 
sworn  to  in  Camp  at  Stillwater ;  enlisted  March  10, 1777 ;  enlistment,  during  war ; 


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GiLSON,  Nathaniel,  continued. 

reported  sick  at  Pepperell ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1777,  dated  Camp  near  Gulf; 
also,  return  dated  Feb.  2,  1778;  mustered  by  Middlesex  Co.  Muster  Master ;  also, 
muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1777-May,  1778,  dated  Camp  at  Valley  Forge ;  also,  muster 
roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp  Greenwich  ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  July,  1778-June, 
1779,  dated  Camp  Providence;  reported  confined  in  Nov.,  1778,  and  Jan.,  1779, 
on  guard  in  Sept.,  1778,  March,  April,  and  June,  1779;  also,  muster  roll  for  July, 
1779;  reported  on  command  at  "  Pound  Ridge;  "  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1779, 
dated  Camp  at  Salem;  reported  on  command  at  "Pound  Ridge;  "  also,  muster 
roll  for  Sept.,  1779,  dated  Bedford ;  reported  on  guard ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct., 
1779,  dated  Camp  Peekskill;  also,  muster  roll  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779,  dated 
Highlands ;  also.  Corporal ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also.  Private;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-June,  1780,  dated 
Camp  Robinson's  Farms;  reported  on  command  at  Fishkill;  also,  muster  roll 
for  July,  1780,  dated  Camp  "  Tenack ;  "  reported  foraging ;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Aug.  and  Sept.,  1780 ;  reported  promoted  to  Corporal ;  also,  Corporal ;  muster 
roll  for  Oct.,  1780;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Nov.,  1780-May,  1781,  dated  Garrison 
at  West  Point;  reported  on  command  at  New  Windsor  in  May,  1781;  also, 
muster  rolls  for  June  and  Julj%  1781,  dated  Camp  near  Dobbs's  Ferry  ;  reported 
on  duty  at  Dobbs's  Ferry  in  June,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  dated 
Camp  Peekskill ;  reported  sick  in  hospital ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Sept.,  17Sl-Feb., 
1782,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point ;  reported  on  fatigue  duty  in  Oct.  and  Nov., 
1781,  on  furlough  in  Dec,  1781,  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782;  also  reported  transferred 
to  Light  Infantry  co.  March  1,  1782.     [See  Nathaniel  Gleason.] 

GiLsoN,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Robinson's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  12,1779; 
discharged  Sept.  11,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  1  da}^,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  de- 
tached from  militia  and  ordered  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for  4  weeks  under  Capt. 
Samuel  Fisher,  Commandant.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Attle borough. 

GiLSON,  Peter,  Boston.  Return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of 
officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts., 
and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were 
incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agree- 
able to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  rank.  Private;  residence,  Boston;  en- 
listed March  1,  1778;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported  deserted  April  1,  1778; 
said  Gilson  appears  among  men  belonging  to  Col.  David  Henley's  regt.  who  had 
been  discharged  from  the  rolls  prior  to  above  arrangement. 

GiLSON,  Peter,  Dunstable.  List  of  6  months  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June 
5, 1780,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex 
Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Aug.  6,  1780;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having 
passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for 
6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Dunstable  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Army  during  1780;  marched  June  28,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1780;  service, 
5  mos.  27  days,  travel  included ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Japheth  Daniels's  co.,  Col. 
Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July,  1780 ;  enlisted  July  3,  1780 ;  ser- 
vice, 29  days ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1780,  to  date  of  dis- 
charge, Dec.  15,  1780,  4  mos.  15  days. 

GiLSON,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Farmer's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Garish's  (Gerrish's) 
regt.  of  guards ;  enlisted  Feb.  20, 1778 ;  service  to  May  20, 1778,  3  mos.,  at  Bunker 
Hill.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

GiLSON,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Longley's  co..  Col.  Cogswell's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  4, 1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  31, 1778 ;  service,  3  mos.,  travel  included ;  company 
detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 


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GiLSON,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  John  Porter's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt.,  Col.  Com- 
mandant John  Jacobs's  brigade;  enlisted  July  25, 1780;  discharged  Oct.  30, 1780; 
service,  3  mos.  11  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

GiLSON,  Peter.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county ; 
age,  17JU-S.;  stature,  5ft.  8^ in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  occu- 
pation, farmer;  engaged  March  23,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Pepperell;  term, 
3  years;  also,  receipt  dated  Pepperell,  April  16,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said 
Giison  and  others  by  said  town  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th) 
reirt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781,  dated  Camp  near  Dobbs's  Ferry; 
'  enlisted  Feb.  23, 1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  dated 
Camp  Peekskill;  reported  on  command  at  New  Bridge;  also,  muster  rolls  for 
Sept.,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  reported  transferred  to 
Infantry  co.  March  1,  1782. 

GiLSON,  Samuel,  New  Marlborough.    Private,  Lieut.  Moses  Soul's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Fellows's  regt.,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19,  1775;  service  to  May  7,  1775,  17  days;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Soul's  co., 
Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  8, 
1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  1  day ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  reported 
"went  to  Quebec  Sept.  9,  1775;"  a/so,  list  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20, 
1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co.; 
Capt.  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Noah  Allen's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;   Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  10, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence, 
New  Marlborough;    credited  to  town  of  New  Marlborough;   also,  Capt.  Noah 
Allen's  CO.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  (4th)  regt.;    muster  rolls  for  March 
and  May,  1778,  dated  Valley  Forge ;  reported  on  command  in  March,  1778,  sick 
in  camp  in  May,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated 
Camp  Greenwich ;  reported  sick  at  Valley  Forge ;  also,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co., 
Maj.  Porter's  battalion,  (late)  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March 
and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  reported  on  command  at  "Updike  Ntown;" 
also,  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Smith's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  wages  allowed  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  to  Sept. 
30,  1781,  9  months ;  reported  transferred  to  Light  Infantry  co.  Oct.  1,  1781 ;  also, 
Capt.  Peter  Clayes's  (late  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's)  Light  Infantry  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Smith's  regt.;  wages  allowed  for  Oct.-Dec,  1781,  3  months;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;   wages  allowed  for  Jan.-Dec,  1782,  12  months;  also,  order  dated  New 
Marlborough,  Feb.  24,  1784,  payable  to  Capt.  Walter  Dean,  for  wages  for  service 
in  6th  Mass.  regt. 
GiLSON,  Samuel,  Pepperell.     Sergeant,  Capt.  Asa  Lawrence's  co..  Col.  William  Pres- 
cott's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  8  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 
GiLSON,  Samuel,  Pepperell.    Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Warrin's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.; 
company  return  dated  Oct.  31,  1776,  and  endorsed  "White  Plains;"  reported 
killed. 
GiLSON,  Samuel.    Certificate  addressed  to  the  Council,  dated  Feb.  17,  1776,  signed  by 
Col.  William  Prescott,  stating  that  said  Giison,  2d  Lieutenant,  and  other  officers 
belonging  to  Capt.  Henry  HaslvcU's  co.,  "  behaved  themselves  as  good  officers 
and  appeared  faithful  in  the  cause;"  ordered  in  Council  Feb.  23,  1776,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  Feb.  23,  1776. 

GiLSON,  Samuel,  Jr.,  Pepperell.  Private,  Lieut.  Isaac  Woods's  detachment,  which 
n'larched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service, 
3  days. 


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GiLsoN,  Simeon.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Wood's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.  of 
guards;  joined  April  1,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  4  days,  at  Cambridge;  enlistment, 
3  months  from  April  1  (also  given  April  2) ,  1778. 

GiLSON,  Solomon,  Groton.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Lawrence's  co.  of  Minute- men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service,  6 
days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  Capt.  Asa  Lawrence's  co..  Col.  Wil- 
liam Prescott's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  8  days  ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for 
bountj'  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  30, 1775 ;  also,  list  of 
men  who  received  money  from  the  public  treasury  for  losses  sustained  at  battles 
of  Lexington  and  Bunker  Hill ;  amounts  allowed  in  Council  June  13,  1776 ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  John  Minot's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  service  from  Dec.  1,  1776,  to 
March  1,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Jewett's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  15,  1777  ;  discharged  Nov.  29, 1777  ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days ;  company 
marched  to  Saratoga;  roll  dated  Littleton;  also,  Capt.  Isaac  Woods's  co..  Col. 
Jonathan  Reed's  regt.  of  guards;  enlisted  April  1  (also  given  March  31),  1778; 
service,  3  mos.  4  days,  at  Cambridge ;  enlistment,  3  months  from  April  1,  1778. 

GiLuciA,  Amos.  Marine,  sloop  "Enterprise,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  P.  Sloan; 
engaged  May  7,  1775;  discharged  July  1,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included.    Roll  sworn  to  at  New  Haven. 

GiLivAT,  James,  Ireland.  Private,  6th  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Nov.  21,  1777,  to  May  30,  1778;  residence,  Ireland; 
term,  3  years ;  reported  killed.     [See  James  Gillway.] 

GiMELON,  G.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30,  1777;  Capt.  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt.  [See 
Gilbert  Jameson.] 

GiMENSGN,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Packard's  co.,  Maj.  Eliphalet  Cary's 
regt.;  marched  Aug.  2,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9, 1780 ;  service,  8  days ;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston  ;  also,  10th  co., 
Plymouth  Co.  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  performed  tours  of  duty ;  said  Gimenson 
credited  with  having  contributed  £2  cash  for  service  at  York  in  1776,  rated  equal 
to  1  mo.  20  days ;  also  v^'ith  having  contributed  £10  cash  for  service  at  Rhode 
Island  in  1778,  rated  equal  to  6  months ;  also  with  10  days  service  on  an  alarm  at 
Rhode  Island  in  1780. 

GiMSTON,  Gilbert.  Receipt  dated  Albany,  Nov.  28,  1776,  for  bounties  paid  said 
Gimston  and  others  by  Capt.  Samuel  Foster,  of  Col.  Greaton's  regt.,  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  the  war. 

GiNDLER,  Robert.  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  co.  of  coast  guards ;  memorandum  of 
beef  delivered;  date  of  delivery,  Feb.  18,  1777. 

GiNENS,  John.  Capt.  Walkutt's  co.,  Col.  Stark's  regt. ;  return  of  men  enlisted  into 
Continental  Army  by  Maj.  John  G.  Frazier  and  turned  over  to  Capt.  Nathaniel 
Cushing ;  directed  to  join  Col.  Paterson's  regt.  by  order  dated  Headquarters  Nov. 
11,  1776,  signed  by  D.  Adjutant  General  J.  Trumbull. 

Giners,  Samuel.  Capt.  Peter  Coburn's  co..  Col.  Bridge's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Nov.  20,  1775. 

Ginings,  Abel.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  July  31,  1780  ;  discharged  Jan. 
31,  1781 ;  enlistment,  6  months. 

Ginings,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Cole's  co..  Col.  Dean's  regt.;  service  from 
March  6, 1781 ,  10  days  ;  company  raised  for  a  40  days  expedition  to  Rhode  Island, 
but  discharged  March  15,  1781,  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Lincoln. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  473 

GiNKiNS,  Obadiah,  Groton.  Private,  Capt.  Abishai  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt. ;  enlisted  May  U,  1776;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  6  raos.  20  days,  travel 
included.    Rolls  dated  Camp  at  Hull. 

Ginks,  Geokge.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Brown's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  William 
White,  Col.  Miles  Powell's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  23,  1779;  dis- 
charged Sept.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  at  New  Haven,  Conn.,  including 
travel  home;  reported  discharged  128  miles  from  home.  Roll  sworn  to  at 
Lanesborough. 

GiNN,  James.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Brewer's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Josiah  Brewer's 
(Penobscot)  regt. ;  list  of  officers  to  be  commissioned,  as  returned  by  Col.  Brewer 
and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Penobscot,  July  1,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  July 
20,  1776,  that  commissions  be  issued;  reported  commissioned  July  20,  1776. 

GiNN,  Samuel.    Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Smith's  co. ;  enlisted  July  19,  1775  ;  discharged 
Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  5  mos.  25  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

GiNNENS,  Solomon.  Return  of  9  months  men  [year  not  given]  ;  Capt.  Putnam's  co., 
Col.  Holman's  regt.;  engaged  for  town  of  Sutton. 

GiNNESs,  Benjamin.  List  dated  Jan.  12,  1779,  returned  by  the  Selectmen  of  Salem, 
of  men  who  enlisted  for  said  town  to  serve  under  Capt.  Simeon  Brown  at  Rhode 
Island  until  Jan.  1,  1779,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  12,  1778. 

GiNNET,  Emon,  Boston  (also  given  Salem).  Private,  Capt.  Turner's  co..  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  15,  1778, 
to  May  27,  1779;  reported  deserted;  also,  Capt.  Ezra  Lunt's  co..  Col.  David 
Henley's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  April  and  May,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence;  also, 
Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  (9th)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779, 
dated  Pawtuxet ;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 1780,  of 
officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts., 
and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were 
incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agree- 
able to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  Capt.  Turner's  co. ;  rank,  Private; 
residence,  Boston;  engaged  June  15,  1778;  term,  during  war;  reported  deserted 
May  27,  1779. 

GiNNiNGS,  Joel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  9,  1778;  discharged 
Jul)'  1,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  22  days;  company  detached  from  militia  of  Hamp- 
shire and  Worcester  counties  to  guard  stores  and  magazines  at  Springfield  and 
Brookfield. 

GiNNiNGS,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  29,  1777 ;  dis- 
charged July  1,  1778;  service,  6  raos.  2  days;  company  detached  from  militia  of 
Hampshire  and  Worcester  counties  to  guard  stores  and  magazines  at  Springfield 
and  Brookfield. 

GiNNiNGs,  Lebbeus,  Decrfield.  Private,  Capt.  Thaddeus  Russell's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service, 
1  mo.,  3  weeks,  5  days. 

Ginnings,  Solomon,  Methuen.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Bodwell's  co..  Col.  Edward 
Wiggles  worth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  Albany  home  in  Dec,  1776. 

Ginnins,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cogswell's  co..  Col.  L.  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  April,  1776. 

Ginnins,  Robert,  Staflford.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Walbridge's  co.,  Col.  David  Brewer's 
(9th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

GiNNisoN,  Elisha.  List  dated  Boston  harbor,  on  board  the  brig  "  Reprisal,"  Feb.  10, 
1778,  of  men  belonging  to  the  crew  of  the  brig  "  Reprisal,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
James  Brown,  taken  by  a  British  frigate  Feb.  19  [  ?],  1778. 


474  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 


Gio,  Joseph,  France.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col. 
Jonathan  Cogswell's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  to  Brig.  Gen.  Farley, 
dated  Ipswich,  Feb.  17,  1778;  residence,  France;  engaged  for  town  of  Ipswich; 
joined  Capt.  D'd  Allen's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men 
mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan. 
18,  1778;  Col.  Crane's  regt. 

GiPSON,  Bezaleel.  Private,  Capt.  Elias  Pratt's  co. ;  enlisted  May  13, 1779 ;  discharged 
July  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  18  days,  at  Rutland.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

GiPSON,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  en- 
listed July  6,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  5  mo.  28  days;  company 
detached  from  militia  of  Hampshire  Co.  to  guard  stores  at  Springfield  and  Brook- 
field  for  6  months  from  July  1,  1778;  roll  dated  Springfield;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Springfield,  Aug.  28,  1778 ;  reported  on  furlough. 

GiPSON,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  L.  Woodbridge's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt; 
enlisted  July  24,  1779;  service  to  Nov.  30,  1779,  4  mos.  7  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Newport. 

GiPSON,  Henry.  Capt.  Abner  Crafts's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's  (late  Col.  Gard- 
ner's) regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge, 
Nov.  13,  1775. 

GiPSON,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston, 
Col.  Lewis  Nichola's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Boston,  Sept.  9,  1779;  reported 
deserted  Aug.  10,  1779. 

GiPSON,  James,  Hopkinton.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co. ;  marched  Sept. 
6,1779;  discharged  Nov.  3, 1779;  service,  2  mos.  1  day ;  company  raised  in  Suffolk 
Co.  for  service  under  Maj.  Gen.  Hancock  at  Castle  Island. 

GiPSON,  James,  Wells.  List  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from 
the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20, 1778,  returned 
as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  John  Santford,  of  Col. 
Malcom's  regt. ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  27,  1778. 

GiPSON,  John,  Hopkinton.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  6, 
1779;  discharged  Nov.  3,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  1  day;  company  raised  in  Suffolk 
Co.  for  service  under  Maj.  Gen.  Hancock  at  Castle  Island. 

GiPSON,  John.  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  Frye's  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay 
for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Gipson  and  others,  dated  June  -,  1775 ;  also.  Corporal, 
Lieut.  Col.  Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  enlisted  for  the  month  of  Jan., 
1777,  dated  Springfield,  Jan.  25,  1777. 

GiPSON,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Christopher  Banister's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.; 
enlisted  May  8,  1777 ;  discharged  July  8,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included,  on  expedition  to  Ticonderoga. 

GiPSON,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged 
Oct.  21,  1777;  service,  60  days;  enlistment,  3  months;  company  marched  to 
Manchester,  Vt.,  thence  to  AUington,  thence  to  Stillwater,  by  order  of  Gen.  Lin- 
coln, joined  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.  and  marched  to  Bolton's 
Rills  [  ?] ,  and  there  served  until  regularly  discharged. 

GiPSON,  John.  Private,  Sergt.  William  Warland's  detachment,  Col.  Samuel  Danny's 
(Denny's)  2d  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  25, 1779 ;  discharged  Dec.  3, 1779 ;  service,  1  mo. 
9  days,  at  Albany. 

GiPSON,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  John  Joslin's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  service, 
1  mo.  7  days ;  companj'  marched  from  Leominster  to  Bennington  the  last  of  July, 
1777,  to  join  army  under  Col.  Seth  Warner.    Roll  dated  Leominster. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  475 

GiPSON,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  (late  Moses  Soul's)  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whit- 
comb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted 
Nov.  20,  1775. 

Gipsox,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Nickerson's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt. ; 
service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

GiPSON,  Samuel,  Dartmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Egrey's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Daniel- 
son's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  6,  1775. 

GiPSON,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Crandon's  co. ;  enlisted  July  17,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 5  mos.  17  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

GiPSON,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Elias  Pratt's  co. ;  enlisted  May  13,  1779;  dischai-ged 
July  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  18  days,  at  Rutland.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester 
Co. 

GiPSON,  William,  Charlestown.  Gunner,  Capt.  Benjamin  Frothingham's  co.,  Col. 
John  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  15, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  9  mos.  16  days  as  Gunner,  24  mos.  as 
Bombardier;  also,  Bombardier,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.-Dec, 
1777;  enlistment,  3  years. 

GiPSON,  William,  Fitchburg.  Private,  Capt.  John  White's  co.,  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's 
regt.;  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  discharged  July  2,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  5  days, 
travel  included,  at  and  al)out  Boston.    Roll  dated  Lancaster. 

GiPSON,  William.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from 
the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  J.  Glover,  at  Fort  Arnold,  July  8,  1778. 

GiKDLER,  .      [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of   Gindler,  Girledler, 

Gurdler.] 

GiRDLER,  Benjamin,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  (9th)  co..  Col. 
John  Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

GiRDLER,  Benjamin,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Courtis's  (1st)  co.,  Col. 
John  Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  12, 
1775;  service,  20  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  21,  1775. 

GiRDLER,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hooper's  co. ;  company  receipt  given  to 
Daniel  Hopkins  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  dated  Salem,  Sept.  26,  1775;  also, 
same  co. ;  enlisted  July  21,  1775;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  5  mos.  2i  days,  travel 
included,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  rolls  dated  Marblehead ;  aiso,  same  co. ;  enlisted 
Jan.  4,  1776;  service  to  Feb.  29,  1776,  1  mo.  28  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  roll 
dated  Marblehead. 

GiRDLER,  Benjamin.  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  enlisted 
March  1,  1776 ;  service  to  Sept.  1,  1776,  6  mos.,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

GiRDLER,  Benjamin.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jona- 
than Haraden ;  engaged  March  7,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  29, 1777.  Roll  sworn  to 
in  Suffolk  Co. 

GiRDLER,  Benjamin.  Cook,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jona- 
than Haraden;  engaged  Oct.  1,  1777;  discharged  May  8,  1778;  service,  7  mos.  8 
days. 

GiRDLER,  Francis.  Capt.  Broughton's  co.,  Col.  Glover's  regt.;  receipt  for  advance 
pay  for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Girdler  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27, 
1775. 


476  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GiRDLEH,  Francis.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tj^rannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathaa 
Haraden;  engaged  March  9,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Suffolk  Co. 

GiRDLER,  Lewis.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thorn,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14,  1780; 
stature,  5  ft.  3  in. ;  complexion,  light. 

GiRDLER,  Nicholas,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  (9th)  co..  Col. 
John  Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  15, 
1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  19  days ;  also,  company  return  [pi-obably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  re- 
ported absent  on  furlough ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  -,  1775'. 

GiUDLER,  Nicholas.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thorn,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14,  1780; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark. 

GiRDLER,  Robert,  Marblehead.  Gunner,  Capt.  Samuel  Trevett's  co..  Col.  Richard 
Gridley's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  June  21,  1775;  enlisted  May  12,  1775;  service, 
1  mo.  12  days;  also,  Capt.  Joel  Smith's  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  regt. ;  receipt  for 
advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Girdler  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  28,  1775; 
also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  July 
1,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  3  days;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  30,  1775. 

Girdler,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hooper's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  8, 1776 ;  service 
to  Feb.  29,  1776,  1  mo.  24  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  dated  Marblehead; 
also,  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  enlisted  March  1, 
1776;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  10  mos.,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Girdler,  Robert.  List  dated  Marblehead,  Dec.  15, 1777,  of  prisoners  at  Halifax,  com- 
prising Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace,  Jr.,  and  crew,  to  be  exchanged  for  British 
prisoners ;  name  of  said  Girdler  entered  in  place  of  that  of  Samuel  Dodd,  cancelled, 
which  was  entered  in  place  of  that  of  George  Tucker  also  cancelled;  said  Girdler 
to  be  exchanged  for  Peter  Taylor. 

GiRDLET,  Nicholas.  Petition  dated  Boston,  April  29,  1777,  signed  by  James  Mugford, 
in  behalf  of  himself  and  others,  asking  that  said  Girdley  be  commissioned  as 
Master  of  the  brigantine  "Velone"  (privateer),  designed  to  join  the  fleet  at 
Boston  under' Commodore  John  Manley;  ordered  in  Council  April  29,  1777,  that 
a  commission  be  issued. 

GiRE,  George,  Sutton.  Private,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th)  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  for  gratuity  dated  Highlands,  Feb.  24, 1780;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  return  made  up  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780,  dated 
West  Point;  enlisted  May  15,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  aZso,  Capt.  James 
Cooper's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point; 
reported  on  command  at  Verplanck's  Point;  also,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Drew's  co..  Col. 
Shepard's  regt. ;  musterrollsfor  June  and  July,  1781,  dated  Phillipsburg;  reported 
on  command  at  Verplanck's  Point ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Aug., 
1781;  reported  on  command  at  Verplanck's  Point;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Continental  Village;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct. 
and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts ;  reported  on  command  at  the  Lines. 

GiRLBART,  Jonathan,  Leverett.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Ruggles 
Woodbridge's  (25th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Sept.  28,  1775; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  near  Prospect 
Hill,  Oct.  26,  1775. 


IN   THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  477 

GiKLDER,  David,  Egreraont.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780.     [See  David  Van  Gilder.] 

GiRLEDLER,  NICHOLAS.  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  co..  Col.  Glover's  regt. ;  receipt  for 
advance  pay  for  1  month,  signed  by  said  Girledler  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
June  27,  1775. 

GiSBE,  Edavard.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  HoUis's  co..  Col.  John  Robinson's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  1,  1777 ;  service,  5  mos.,  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 1778. 

GiSRET,  Edward,  Middleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt. ;  engaged  May  31,  1776 ;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  5  days, 
travel  included;  also,  Capt.  Nehemiah  Allen's  co..  Col.  Jeremiah  Hall's  regt.; 
marched  Dec.  16,  1776 ;  service,  2  mos.  25  days ;  company  marched  to  Bristol, 
R.  I. ;  also,  Capt.  Israel  Hicks's  co.,  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt. ;  marched  to  camp 
Jan.  7, 1778 ;  discharged  March  31, 1778 ;  service,  2  mos.  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island ; 
roll  sworn  to  at  Rehoboth  ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Plymouth  Co. 
for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  Bar- 
rows's  CO.,  Col.  Sprout's  regt. ;  age,  30  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  dark ; 
residence,  Middleborough ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  July  8,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  re- 
turned as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  dated 
Fort  Arnold,  July  10,  1778. 

GisBT, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gisbe,  Gisbey.] 

GisBY,  Edward,  Middleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wood's  co..  Col.  Simon 
Gary's  regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  roll  dated  Roxbury,  April  1, 1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas 
Turner's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  company  order  for  advance  pay  for 
1  month,  etc.,  dated  Boston,  June  7,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from 
Nov.  1,  1776,  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  1  mo.  2  days;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  between 
Sept.  10  and  Sept.  24,  1777,  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co.; 
Capt.  Hollis's  CO.,  Col.  Robinson's  regt. 

GiTCHEL,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Dyer's  co.  of  rangers ;  enlisted  April  1, 
1780;  discharged  May  1,  1780;  service,  1  mo.;  company  raised  for  defence  of 
eastern  country  by  order  of  Col.  John  Allan,  commanding  ofHcer  at  Machias  and 
Superintendent  of  Eastern  Indian  department. 

GiTCHEL,  Zebediah,  Plaistow.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co..  Col.  John 
Nixon's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  15  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Sept.  30,  1775. 

GiTCHELL,  Benjamin.  List  of  men  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.  to  serve  as  militia, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Lemuel  Thompson, 
dated  Brunswick,  July  1,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Brunswick. 

GiTCHELL,  Joseph.  Corporal,  Capt.  Jabez  West's  co. ;  engaged  July  21,  1777;  dis- 
charged Dec.  13,  1777;  service,  4  mos.  23  days;  company  raised  for  expedition 
against  Nova  Scotia  and  continued  in  service  at  and  for  defence  of  Machias. 

GiTCHELL,  Nathaniel.  List  of  men  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.  to  serve  as  militia, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Lemuel  Thompson, 
dated  Brunswick,  July  1,  1778 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Royalsborough. 

GiusT,  John.  Capt.  Sj'lvanus  Walker's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt.;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  31,  1775. 

Given,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Givens,  Givin,  Giving,  Giv- 

ings,  Givins,  Givons  ] 

Given,  David.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nehemiah  Curtis's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  7,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  18  days,  on 
Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  dated  Harpswell. 


478  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Given,  John  (also  given  Jr.),  Brunswick.  Private,  Capt.  "William  Lithgow's  co. ; 
marclied  March  15,  1776;  service  to  Aug.  31,  1776,  5  mos.  17  days;  company 
stationed  on  seacoast  at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  William  Lith- 
gow,  Jr.'s  CO. ;  service  from  Aug.  31,  1776,  to  date  of  discharge,  Nov.  23,  1776,  2 
mos.  23  days;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth  for  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  en- 
dorsed "  Col.  Mitchel's  regt. ;  "  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's  (2d  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  by 
Maj.  Nathaniel  Larrabee,  dated  Brunswick,  Dec.  10,  1777  ;  residence,  Brunswick  ;■ 
engaged  for  town  of  Brunswick ;  joined  Capt.  John  Reed's  co..  Col.  Francis's 
(also  given  Col.  Alden's)  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  George 
White's  CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  4,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  George  White's  co..  Col. 
Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  1, 
1777,  to  time  of  arrival  at  Bennington;  credited  with  80.^  days  allowance;  also, 
Capt.  AVhite's  co.,  Col.  Tupper's  regt. ;  return  dated  Jan.  -,  1778 ;  mustered  by 
Col.  Varrick,  Continental  Muster  Master,  and  by  County  Muster  Master  Sewell; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted 
Jan.  4,  1777. 

Given,  John.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec. 
2,  1780 ;  engaged  April  30,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Roxbnry ;  term,  3  years. 

Given,  Robert.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Thorp's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's 
(7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  commissioned 
Jan.  1,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Feb. -Dec,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts;  reported  transferred 
from  Capt.  Eliphalet  Thorp's  (4th)  co. ;  also  reported  on  command  with  light 
infantry  from  Feb.  19,  1781 ;  also  reported  on  command  at  West  Point  Aug. 
2,  1781,  on  command  at  Virginia  Nov.  23,  1781,  on  command  at  the  Southward 
Dec.  7, 1781 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated 
York  Hutts ;  reported  on  guard  at  Fort  Montgomery  Jan.  11, 1782,  on  fatigue  duty 
"  at  the  roads  "  Jan.  25, 1782,  sick  in  Massachusetts  Jan.  25, 1782 ;  also,  regimental 
return  dated  March  1,  1782;  reported  on  guard  at  West  Point;  also,  regimental 
returns  from  April  5,  1782,  to  June  21,  1782,  dated  Hutts,  West  Point;  reported 
on  command  at  Dobbs's  Ferry;  also,  regimental  returns  from  June  21,  1782,  to 
Aug.  9,  1782,  dated  West  Point ;  reported  on  duty  at  the  Lines ;  also,  regimental 
returns  from  Aug.  13,  1782,  to  Dec.  6, 1782,  dated  Verplanck's  Point,  West  Point, 
New  Windsor,  etc. ;  reported  on  command  with  light  infantry ;  also,  regimental 
returns  from  Dec.  20,  1782,  to  April  4,  1783,  dated  Camp  New  Windsor,  etc. ;  re- 
ported on  furlough  in  Massachusetts  from  Dec.  17,  1782,  by  leave  of  Gen.  Gates ; 
also,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  register  of  furloughs  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ; 
said  Given  furloughed  Dec.  13,  1782,  by  Gen.  Gates  at  Windsor  until  March  15, 
1783 ;  reported  overstayed  23  days. 

GiVENS,  John.  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Tupper's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  4,  1780;  reported  discharged 
Jan.  4, 1780. 

GiVENS,  Robert.  Lieutenant,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  2d  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  (Light  Infantry)  co. ;  return  of  officers  in  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's 
regt.  dated  Sept.  9,  1780;  commissioned  Jan.  1,  1777;  also,  same  regt.;  list  of 
officers  entitled  to  promotions ;  said  Givens  entitled  to  a  Lieutenantcy ;  date  of 
vacancy  Jan.  1, 1777 ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  16,  1780,  that  said  officers  be  com- 
missioned; reported  commissioned  Sept.  16[?],  1780;  also.  Lieutenant,  same 
regt.;  return  of  officers  dated  Totoway,  Oct.  16,  1780;  also,  same  regt.;  regi- 
mental return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Nov.  23, 1780 ;  reported  with  the  water-men ; 
also,  Major's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct. -Dec,  1780,  dated 
Huts  at  West  Point ;  also,  regimental  return  dated  June  13,  1783 ;  reported  retired 
on  furlough  by  leave  of  Gen.  Washington. 


IN  THE  WAR   OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  479 

GiviN,  FiTz.  Private,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  May  1,  1779;  discharged 
June  19,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  19  days ;  company  raised  to  serve  with  guards  at 
and  about  Boston  for  3  months. 

Giving,  Fitz.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  March  19,  1779;  dis- 
charged April  29,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  11  days;  company  raised  to  serve  with 
guards  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates. 

Giving,  Robert.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  Feb. 
6, 1776 ;  said  Giving  chosen  Commissary  of  Capt.  Caleb  Turner's  co.  to  be  stationed 
at  Pemaquid,  Lincoln  Co. ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  7,  1776. 

GiviNGS,  John.  Order  payable  to  John  Holden  for  wages  for  service  for  the  year  1782 
in  (late)  6th  Mass.  regt.,  dated  West  Point,  Dec.  23,  1783. 

Givins,  John.  Order  payable  to  Capt.  John  H.  Smith  for  wages  for  service  in  6th 
Mass.  regt.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  28,  1784. 

Givins,  Robert,  Brunswick.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
John  Reed's  (5th)  co..  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  battalion;  return  of  officers  [year 
not  given]  ;  also,  Lieutenant,  in  a  regiment  lately  commanded  by  Col.  Ichabod 
Alden  ;  list  of  officers  dated  Boston,  Jan.  5,  1779 ;  also,  same  regt. ;  list  of  officers 
in  camp  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at  Cherry  Valley,  Feb.  24,  1779 ;  also,  2d 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  (2d)  co. ;  muster  roll  of  field  and  staff  officers  in 
(late)  Col.  Alden's  (6th)  regt.  for  March  and  April,  1779,  certified  at  Cherry  Tal- 
ley;  reported  on  command  at  Fort  Harkimer ;  also,  Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  (Light 
Infantry)  co.,  (late)  Col.  Alden's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779, 
dated  Fort  Harkimer. 

GivoNS,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Pike's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th) 
regt. ;  wages  allowed  from  May  1,  1781,  to  Dec.  31,  1782,  20  months ;  reported  on 
command  in  April,  1782. 

Glacer,  Thomas,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Freedom  Chamberlain's  co..  Col.  John 
Thomas's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  6  days.     [See  Thomas  Glover.] 

Gladding,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Glading.] 

Gladding,  Charles.  Capt.  Esek  Eddy's  co.  of  artificers  acting  as  boatmen;  service 
from  Aug.  8,  1778,  20  days,  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Gladding,  Ebenezer,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  William  North's  co..  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Aug.  25, 1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Drown'a  co.,  Col.  Lee's  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  Sept.,  1777;  enlisted  Sept.  8,  1777;  also,  Capt.  North's  co..  Col.  Jackson's 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  Capt.  North's  (5th)  co., 
Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  return  certified  at  Camp  Providence,  July  13,  1779;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp  Providence;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  en- 
listed Aug.  25, 1777  ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  Capt.  North's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Jack- 
son's (16th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  Sept.  8,  1780;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780, 
of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's 
regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who 
were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson, 
agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779 ;  Capt.  North's  co. ;  residence, 
Rehoboth ;  engaged  for  town  of  Rehoboth. 

Gladding,  James,  Rehoboth.  Return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 
1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jack- 
son's regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.. 


480  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gladding,  James,  continued. 

who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son, agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  rank.  Private;  residence, 
Rehoboth ;  engaged  for  town  of  Rehoboth ;  engaged  March  10,  1777 ;  reported 
promoted  to  Corporal  March  20,  1777,  died  June  28, 1778 ;  said  Gladding  appears 
among  men  belonging  to  Col.  William  R.  Lee's  regt.  who  had  been  discharged 
from  the  rolls  prior  to  above  arrangement. 

Gladding,  James,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Hastings's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  8,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  credited  to  town  of  Rehoboth;  also,  Capt.  Joshua  Orne's  co..  Col.  Jack- 
son's regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  William  S.  Smith  ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778  ; 
also,  Capt.  John  Hastings's  (6th)  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  certified  at 
Camp  Providence,  July  13,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July, 
1779 •,  also,  Capt.  Hastings's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct., 
1779;  also,  Capt.  Hastings's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  return  made  up  to  Dec. 
31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence ;  enlisted  Sept.  8,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years; 
also,  Capt.  Hastings's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Sept.  8,  1780;  also,  return  certified  at 
Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's, 
Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in 
Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the 
command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779; 
Capt.  Hastings's  co.;  residence,  Rehoboth;  engaged  for  town  of  Rehoboth. 

Gladding,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy 
Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Jan.  11,  1777;  dis- 
charged April  1,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  21  days;  company  marched  to  Ticonder- 
oga ;  also,  same  co.  and  detachment ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga, 
Feb.  24,  1777 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  23,  1777 ;  reported  on  command  at  the 
block  house  at  the  mills. 

Glading,  Ebenezee.  Descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  Sept.  16  [year 
not  given]  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co.;  Capt.  Jonathan 
Drown's  co..  Col.  Lea's  (Lee's)  regt.;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.;  engaged 
for  town  of  Rehoboth. 

Glading,  James,  Rehoboth.  Drummer,  Capt.  James  Keith's  co..  Col.  Paul  Dudley 
Sargent's  (28th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  16,  1775;  enlisted  July  8,  1775; 
service,  24  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  before  Boston,  Dec.  21,  1775. 

Glading,  James.  Descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  Sept.  16  [year  not 
given]  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co. ;  Capt.  Jonathan  Drown's 
CO.,  Col.  Lea's  regt. ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Reho- 
both; also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Drown's  detachment.  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt.; 
subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  March  10,  1777,  to  June  16,  1777; 
credited  with  97  rations;  roll  dated  Boston;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Drown's  co., 
Col.  Lee's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  Sept.,  1777;  enlisted  March  20,  1777. 

Glading,  Samuel.  Corporal,  Capt.  Amasa  Sheldon's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt.; 
engaged  July  10,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  travel 
included,  on  expedition  to  Northern  department ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Deerfield ;  also. 
Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph  Stebbins's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  engaged  Sept. 
23,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  1  day,  travel  included,  on  an 
expedition  to  Northern  department ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Deerfield ;  also.  Sergeant, 
Capt.  Sylvanus  Rice's  co.,  Col.  Israel  Chapin's  (3d)  regt. ;  engaged  Oct.  27, 1779; 
discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  2  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  481 


Glair,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Glare.] 

Glair,  Peter  C,  Stockbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Means's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  10, 1777,  to  Oct.  17, 
1777;  reported  deserted  Oct.  17,  1777;  also,  Capt.  John  Chadwick's  co.,  Col. 
Brewer's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  22,  1778;  residence,  Stockbridge;  enlisted  for 
town  of  Stockbridge ;  mustered  by  Muster  Master  Wheeler. 

Glaiscer,  Jacob.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Newell's  co. ;  list  of  men  who  drew  arms  out  of 
the  Province  store,  dated  North  Kingston,  Dec.  15,  1777. 

Glaizer,  Ebenezer,  Lancaster.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Hodgkins's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  20,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Hodgkins's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in  Camp  near 
Half  Moon ;  enlisted  May  20, 1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years  ;  reported  on  command  at 
Worcester;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  dated  Feb.  3,  1778;  residence,  Lan- 
caster ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Lancaster ;  mustered  by  Muster  Master  for  Worcester 
Co. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Feb.-April,  1779,  dated  Providence. 

Glaizer,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  John  Crawford's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  29,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  1  day.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Glaizor,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Fisher's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  en- 
listed July  9,  1778;  credited  to  town  of  Lancaster;  company  raised  to  serve  until 
Dec.  31,  1778,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Glanvin  [?],  Matthew.  Seaman,  ship  "Alfred,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul 
Jones;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "Mellish"  and  brig 
"  Active  "  [year  not  given]. 

Glare,  Peter,  Stockbridge.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  Lemuel  Pomeroy  and  the  Selectmen  of  Southampton,  dated 
Southampton,  March  30,  1779 ;  residence,  Stockbridge ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Southampton ;  joined  Capt.  Chadwick's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman 
Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  Capt.  Chadwick's  co..  Col.  Brewer's 
regt. 

Glaris,  P'n  to  Ben.  Capt.  Edward  Cumpston's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ; 
return  of  men  who  joined  before  Aug.  15, 1777 ;  reported  killed  July  -,  1777.  [See 
Pomp  Benglaris.] 

Glas,  Rufus.  Private,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  20,  1777 ;  service,  15  days ;  company  marched  from  Gageborough 
to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Lincoln  at  Pawlet. 

Glasby,  William.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Henry  Tiebout's  co..  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's 
(1st  New  York)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point. 

Glaschoud,  Simon.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for 
Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Gates's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  mustered  May  21,  1777; 
term,  3  years. 

■Glaschow,  Simon,  Worcester.  Private,  Capt.  John  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bige- 
low's (loth)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  23, 1777, 
to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  William  Gates's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Half 
Moon;  enlisted  May  23,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years ;  a^so,  same  co.  and  regt.;  re- 
turn dated  Feb.  4,  1778;  residence,  Worcester;  enlisted  for  town  of  Worcester; 
mustered  by  Worcester  Co.  Muster  Master;  also,  pay  roll  of  a  company  com- 


482  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Glaschow,  Simon,  continued. 

manded  by  Lieut.  Daniel  Grout,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.,  for  Feb.,  1779,  sworn  to  at 
Providence;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Gates's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  reported  with  Gen.  Sullivan. 

Glasco,  James,  [Martha's]  Vineyard.  Master;  list  of  prisoners  brought  the  second 
trip  from  Rhode  Island,  as  returned  by  John  Ayres,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  23,  1777 ; 
reported  taken  in  a  sloop. 

Glascock,  William,  Fox  Island  (also  given  Brantwood,  Gi'eat  Britain).  Return  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co., 
Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt.,  dated  Wrentham,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence.  Fox 
Island;  engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham;  joined  Capt.  Burnum's  co.,  Col.  Jack- 
son's regt. ;  term,  during  war;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  1st  Wrentham  co.,  4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Fisher,  dated  Feb.  18,  1778 ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  -,  1781 ;  5th  co..  Col. 
Michael  Jackson's  (8th)  regt.;  rank.  Private;  age,  31  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.; 
complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  farmer;  birthplace, Brantwood,  Great 
Britain ;  residence,  Brantwood ;  enlisted  Oct.  22,  1779,  by  Capt.  T.  Hartshorn  at 
West  Point;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Glase,  Alexander,  South  Hadle.y.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co.,  Col. 
Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  Ticonderoga 
and  home  in  1776 ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  March  18,  1777. 

Glasfokd,  William.  Capt.  William  Hooper's  co. ;  company  receipt  given  to  Daniel 
Hopkins  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  dated  Salem,  Sept.  26,  1775;  also,  Private, 
same  co. ;  enlisted  July  24,  1775;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1775,  3  mos.  16  days,  in 
defence  of  seacoast ;  roll  dated  Marblehead. 

Glasford,  William.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Favorite,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Nicholas 
Bartlett,  Jr.,  bound  on  voyage  from  Boston  to  South  Carolina,  thence  to  France, 
and  back  to  Boston ;  engaged  Feb.  25,  1778 ;  service,  1  mo.  20  days ;  reported 
captured  by  the  enemy  April  15,  1778. 

Glasgo,  Cato,  Plympton.  Private,  Capt.  Calvin  Curtiss's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's 
regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  20,  1778;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1779,  11  mos.  14  days,  at  Rhode 
Island. 

Glasgo,  Simon,  Worcester.  Private,  Capt.  John  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's 
(15th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
May  23,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-June,  1780,  dated 
Robinson's  Farms;  reported  discharged  May  23,  1780. 

Glasgow,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Glaschoud,  Glaschow, 

Glasco,  Glasgo.] 

Glasgow,  Cato.  Return  of  men  mustered  for  Col.  Jacobs's  regt.  by  James  Hatch, 
Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co.,  to  serve  in  the  four  New  England  governments, 
dated  June  8,  1778 ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Crane. 

Glasier,  Benjamin,  Gouldsborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Libbey's  co.,in  a  detach- 
ment from  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  15, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug. 
23,  1777;  service,  8  days,  at  Machias. 

Glasier,  Benjamin,  Hardwick.  Corporal,  3d  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  24,  1777,  to  July  8,  1779;  reported 
deserted;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Warren's  co..  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  battalion; 
return  dated  Albany,  Jan.  12,  1778 ;  residence,  Hardwick ;  enlisted  for  town  of 
Hardwick;  mustered  by  Capt.  Newell  and  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master ;  also, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Warren's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp 
before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at  Cherry  Valley,  Feb.  24,  1779  j  also,  Capt.  War- 


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Glasier,  Benjamin,  continued. 

reu's  CO.,  6th  regt.  lately  commanded  by  Col.  Icliabod  Alden;  muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Cherry  Valley  and  sworn  to  in  Garrison  at  Fort 
Alden ;  enlisted  March  24,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Glasier,  Jacob.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Newell's  co.,  Col.  Keyes's  rest.;  bounty  allowed 
for  service  from  3  months  after  date  of  enlistment,  July  10,  1777,  to  Jan.  3,  1778, 
2  mos.  24  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Glasier,  John.  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  regt.;  receipt  for  ad- 
vance pay,  signed  by  said  Glasier  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  2,  1775 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  28,  1775. 

Glasier,  William,  Hardwick  (also  given  New  Rutland).  Private,  3d  co..  Col. 
Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  25,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Hardwick;  credited  to  town  of  Barre;  also,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Warren's  co..  Col.  Alden's  battalion ;  return  dated  Albany,  Jan.  12, 
1778;  residence.  New  Rutland;  enlisted  for  town  of  New  Rutland;  mustered  by 
Col.  Woodbridge  and  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin 
Warren's  co.  (late)  Col.  Alden's  regt.;  return  of  men  in  camp  before  Aug.  15, 
1777,  certified  at  Cherry  Valley,  Feb.  24,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Warren's  co.,  6th  regt. 
lately  commanded  by  Col.  Ichabod  Alden ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779, 
dated  Cherry  Valley ;  enlisted  May  25,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Glasior,  Benjamin,  Manchester.  Seaman,  ship  '<  Pilgrim,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Joseph  Robinson;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  dated  Aug.  2,  1780;  age, 
17  yrs. ;  stature,  4  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Manchester. 

Glasior,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Newell's  co.,  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Providence,  Dec.  22,  1777 ;  enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  enlistment 
to  expire  Jan.  1,  1778. 

Glason,  Benoni.  List  of  mounted  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Skeensborough 
Sept.  6,  1777,  under  command  of  Capt.  John  Strong,  and  were  dismissed  Oct.  1, 
1777 ;  service,  3  weeks  5  days. 

Glason,  Bezaleel,  Sutton.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Arthur  Dagget's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Lerned's  (Learned's)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Glaspee,  Andrew.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Sumner's  co.,  Col.  Gill's  regt. ;  marched  from 
home  March  1,  1778;  discharged  April  8,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  8  days;  company 
ordered  to  march  to  Castle  Island. 

Glass,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Glas,  Glase,  Glasse,  Gloss.] 

Glass,  Consider,  Duxbury.  Private,  Capt.  William  Weston's  co. ;  service  from  July 
1,  1776,  to  date  of  discharge,  Jan.  7,  1777,  6  mos.  7  days;  reported  enlisted  June 
28,  1776 ;  company  stationed  at  the  Gurnet  for  defence  of  Plymouth  harbor ;  also, 
Capt.  Calvin  Partridge's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  marched  July  30, 1778 ; 
discharged  Sept.  13, 1778 ;  service,  1  mo.  15  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised 
in  Plymouth  Co.  and  marched  to  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also, 
descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20,  1782;  Capt.  Jonathan  Felt's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  age,  21  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in,;  complexion,  dark;  hair, 
brown;  occupation,  farmer ;  birthplace,  Duxbury  ;  residence,  Duxbury ;  enlisted 
July  1,  1781;  enlistment,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Felt's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts ; 
reported  joined  Jan.  16,  1782. 

Glass,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Bildad  Arnold's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Lothrop's  (Plymouth 
Co.)  regt. ;  service,  12  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  Dec.  10,  1776, 
in  consequence  of  an  alarm ;  roll  dated  Duxbury ;  also,  Capt.  Andrew  Samson's 
CO. ;  list  of  men  stationed  at  the  fort  at  the  Gurnet  returned  as  mustered  by 
G.  Partridge,  Muster  Master,  dated  May  20,  1777. 


484  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Glass,  James.  Private,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Siraonds's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777;  service,  8  days;  company  marched  from  Gageborough 
to  Bennington  by  order  of  Gen.  Starli  on  an  alarm. 

Glass,  John,  Berwick.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year  not 
given]  ;  residence,  Berwick ;  engaged  for  town  of  Berwick ;  term,  3  years ;  also, 
Private,  2d  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Feb.  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  21  [31],  1779;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Darby's  (2d) 
CO.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  25,  1778; 
also.  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  10,  1780. 

Glass,  John,  Duxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Bradford's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cot- 
ton's regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos. 
8  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Washburn's  co.,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards ;  enlisted  Nov.  7, 
1777 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  4  mos.  26  days ;  company  stationed  at  Cambridge ; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin 
Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  10,  1780; 
age,  41  yrs.;  stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Duxbury; 
arrived  at  Springfield  July  9,  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  10,  1780,  under  com- 
mand of  Capt.  Daniel  Shay ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Duxbury  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  3, 1780 ; 
discharged  Jan.  14,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  18  days,  travel  included. 

Glass,  John,  Westhampton.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt., 
at  Springfield,  July  3,  1780;  age,  23  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  fair; 
engaged  for  town  of  Westhampton  ;  arrived  at  Springfield  June  28, 1780 ;  marched 
to  camp  July  3,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Daniel  Frye  of  the  artificers; 
also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Pater- 
son as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Westhampton  for  service 
in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  June  27, 1780 ;  discharged 
Dec.  3, 1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  13  days,  travel  included ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent;  Capt.  Hunter's 
CO.,  Col.  Keyes's  regt. ;  age,  26  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  occu- 
pation, barber;  engaged  March  10,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  New  Braintree; 
term,  3  years;  also,  account  dated  Westhampton,  Sept.  17,  1781,  signed  by  the 
Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid  men  mustered  and  marched  from  said  town  to 
serve  for  3  years  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ; 
said  Glass  reported  an  inhabitant  of  Westhampton  at  the  time  he  enlisted  and 
marched  for  the  town  of  New  Braintree  and  therefore  claimed  by  Selectmen  of 
Westhampton ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Adams  Bailey's  co.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  (2d) 
regt.,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Sprout  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  muster  roll 
made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  1,  1782. 

Glass,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wiggles- 
worth's)  13th  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Oct.  23,  1778, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  Joshua  Bartlet  exchanged  for  said  Glass  Oct.  23,  1778;  also, 
Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and 
April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  Jan.  10,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war; 
reported  on  guard. 


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Glass,  Johx.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Bates's  co.,  14th  Mass.  regt. ;  service  from  Aug. 
1,  1780,  to  Oct.  1,  1780,  2  mos. 

Glass,  Rufus.  Private,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  resit. ; 
enlisted  July  9,  1777 ;  service,  22  days ;  company  marched  from  Gageborough  to 
Manchester  by  order  of  Gen.  Schiler  (Schuyler)  on  an  alarm. 

Glass,  Rufus.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Porter's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  22,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  8,  1777;  service,  16 days;  company 
called  out  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  and  marched  to  Bennington,  thence 
escorted  169  prisoners  to  Springfield  by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln.  Roll  sworn  to 
at  Boston. 

Glass,  Serajah,  Duxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Bradford's  co..  Col.  Theophilus 
Cotton's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  8  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct. 
30,  1775. 

Glassan,  David.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  26,  1777 ;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son's regt. 

Glasscock,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Glascock.] 

Glasscock,  William,  Waltham  (also  given  Brantwood).  Private,  Capt.  Burnam's 
CO.,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (8th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Nov.  13,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  residence,  Waltham  ;  term,  during  war ; 
also,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Array  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  residence,  Brantwood. 

Glasse,  John.  Capt.  Samuel  Bradford's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  30,  1775. 

Glassfokd,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Glasford.] 

Glassford,  William.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hooper's  co. ;  service  from  Nov.  1, 
1775,  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  2  mos.  5  days,  travel  included,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 
Roll  dated  Marblehead. 

Glaston,  Willard.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Warner's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  18,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
13  days,  travel  included ;  regiment  raised  for  3  months. 

Glasure,  Benjamin.  Corporal,  Capt.  Asahel  Gunn's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.; 
engaged  Oct.  -1,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  20  days,  travel  included, 
on  expedition  to  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Montague. 

Glasure,  William,  Barre.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
7th  AVorcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Benjamin  Nye  and  Capt.  William 
Henry,  dated  Barre,  Dec.  29,  1777;  residence,  Barre;  engaged  for  town  of  Barre. 

Glayser,  Benjamin,  Hardwick.  Descriptive  list  of  deserters  dated  West  Point,  Aug. 
18,  1782;  Capt.  Mills's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  rank.  Corporal; 
age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  hair,  dark  ;  residence,  Hard- 
wick; enlisted  for  town  of  Wilbraham;  deserted  Feb.  -,  1779. 

Glazer,  Aaron,  Shrewsbury.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Asa 
Whitcomb's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Heywood's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported  on  extra  duty  as 
armorer ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781 ;  reported 
of  the  armorers'  brigade. 


486  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND  SAILORS 


Glazer,  Benjamin,  Ervingshire.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraira  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Asa 
Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  13  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Glazer,  Calvin.  Private,  Capt.  John  Maynard's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ; 
marched  Aug.  21, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  23, 1777  ;  service,  6  days,  travel  included ; 
company  marched  by  order  of  Col.  Denney  to  Hadley  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington ; 
roll  dated  Shrewsbury;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Ingalsbe's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  12,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  18  days, 
travel  included,  in  Northern  department. 

Glazer,  Ebenezer.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for 
"Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  mustered  May  21,  1777; 
term,  3  years. 

Glazer,  Oliver,  Lancaster.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780. 

Glazier,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Glaiscer,  Glaizer,  Glaizor, 

Glasier,  Glasior,  Glasure,  Glaj'ser,  Glazer.] 

Glazier,  .    4th  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  men  [year  not  given]  ;  reported  as 

belonging  to  squad  No.  3. 

Glazier,  Aaron,  Shrewsbury  (also  given  Lancaster).  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Andrews's 
CO.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  2d  Parish  in  Shrewsbury 
to  Cambridge ;  service,  9  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  Capt. 
Ephraim  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  2d  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by 
Capt.  Fortunatus  Eager,  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co.,  Feb.  17, 1778 ;  residence,  Lan- 
caster;  engaged  for  town  of  Lancaster;  joined  Capt.  Wheelor's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's 
regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  12,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
also,  Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  for  clothing  for 
the  year  1777 ;  enlisted  Feb.  12,  1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in 
camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  dated  Soldier's  Fortune,  Feb.  15,  1779;  also, 
Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1779,  dated  Camp 
Highlands ;  reported  on  command  at  Fishkill ;  also.  Colonel's  co.  commanded  by 
Capt.  Lieut.  Benjamin  Heywood,  Col.  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  June- 
Sept.,  1779;  also.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also, 
Colonel's  co.  commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Matthew  Chambers,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ; 
pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779;  also,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  resi- 
dence, Shrewsbury  ;  also,  order  dated  Shrewsbury,  March  16, 1780,  signed  by  said 
Glazier,  for  depreciation  money  due  for  service  in  Col.  Nixon's  regt.,  payable  to 
Ebenezer  Ingalsbe;  also.  Colonel's  co.  commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Peter  Clayes, 
Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Jan. -July,  1780;  also.  Colonel's  co.  commanded 
by  Capt.  Lieut.  Benjamin  Pike,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Aug.-Dec,  1780 ; 
also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  29, 1781 ;  Capt.  Hey  wood's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  rank.  Private;  age,  2-±  (also  given  25)  yrs.;  stature,  5 
ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  light  (also  given  dark) ;  hair,  dark ;  eyes,  blue  ;  residence, 
Shrewsbury  (also  given  Sterling);  occupation,  armorer;  birthplace.  Sterling; 
enlisted  Dec.  -,  1779,  by  Capt.  Chambers;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Heywood's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
for  Jan. -April,  1781,  dated  West  Point ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  sworn  to 
in  Camp  at  Peekskill;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Camp  Bald 
Hill;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  sworn  to  in  Quarters,  Highlands; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1781,  dated  New  Boston  and  sworn  to  in  Quarters, 


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Glazier,  Aaron,  continued. 

Highlands;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Hutts,  New  Boston, 
and  sworn  to  in  Quarters,  Highlands;  also,  Capt.  Heywood's  (4th)  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1782,  dated  Hutts,  New  Boston,  and 
sworn  to  in  Quarters,  Highlands ;  reported  on  extra  service  as  armorer  from  Jan., 
1781 ;  also,  Capt.  Heywood's  (5th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
April,  1782-Oct.,  1782;  also,  Capt.  Heywood's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  Nov.,  1782;  also,  Capt.  Heywood's  (-Ith)  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (6th) 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1782,  Jan.,  March,  and  April,  1783 ;  reported  fur- 
loughed  Dec.  15,  1782,  for  40  days;  time  expired  Jan.  24,  1783;  returned  Jan. 
26,  1783 ;  absent  41  days ;  also  reported  as  furloughed  June  10,  1783,  until  decla- 
ration of  peace. 

Glazier,  Benjamin,  Hardwick.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Billing's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Learned's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  4  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  return  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Timothy  Paige's  2d  (also 
given  1st  Hardwick)  co.,  Col.  James  Converse's  (4th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.,  sworn 
to  in  Worcester  Co.,  Feb.  25,  1778;  residence,  Hardwick;  engaged  for  town  of 
Hardwick;  joined  Capt.  Warren's  co.,  Col.  Alden's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  return 
comprises  every  seventh  man  in  Capt.  Paige's  co. 

Glazier,  Benjamin,  New  Salem  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Goodall's  co. 
of  Minute-men,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  7  days. 

Glazier,  Ebenezer,  Lancaster.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  2d  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Fortunatus  Eager,  sworn  to  in 
Worcester  Co.,  Feb.  17,  1778;  residence,  Lancaster;  engaged  for  town  of  Lan- 
caster; joined  Capt.  Hodgskins's  co..  Col.  Biglow's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Houdin's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  20,  1780. 

Glazier,  Jacob.  List  of  men  mustered  for  service  at  Rhode  Island;  Capt.  Ager's 
(Eager's)  co..  Col.  Whitney's  regt.;  engaged  for  town  of  Lancaster;  mustered 
July  9  [year  not  given]  ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Belknap's  co..  Col. 
Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  July  9,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1779;  service, 
5  mos.  27  days,  including  travel  from  North  Kingston,  R.  I.,  to  place  of  dis- 
charge, i.e.,  home;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  North  Kingston, 
Nov.  6,  1778,  and  Dec.  4,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  sworn  to 
at  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  28,  Nov.  10,  and  Dec.  30,  1778 ;  enlistment  to  expire 
Jan.  1,  1779. 

Glazier,  John,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Burnham's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's 
CO.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May 
13,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  24  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775;  age, 
35  yrs. 

Glazier,  John,  Westminster.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Elisha  Jackson's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge  and  joined  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt. ;  service,  9^  days ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Jackson's  co. ;  service,  10  days, 
probably  in  Aug.,  1777 ;  company  marched  from  Westminster  to  East  Hoosuck 
under  command  of  Maj.  Bridge  on  the  alarm  caused  by  the  battle  of  Bennington 
and  was  there  dismissed. 

Glazier,  Jonathan,  Hardwick.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Dexter's  co..  Col.  Learnard's 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  home  and  return,  dated  Roxbury  Camp, 
Jan.  -,  1776;  company  raised  in  Hardwick,  New  Braintree,  and  Oakham. 


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Glazier,  Oliver.  Private,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  18,  1779 ;  arrived 
at  place  of  rendezvous  and  discharged  Nov.  20,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  7  days, 
travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  detached  to  serve  in  Col.  John 
Jacobs's  (Light  Infantry)  regt. ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Bolton;  also,  descriptive  list 
of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  13,  1780;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5 
ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lancaster ;  marched  to  camp 
July  13,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Thomas  Pritchard;  also,  pay  roll  for 
6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Sterling  for  service  in  the  Continental  Array 
during  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  10,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  3,  1780;  service, 
5  mos.  3  days,  travel  included. 

Glaziek,  William,  Hardwick.  Private,  Capt.  Warren's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  25,  1780;  term, 
3  years. 

Gleaden,  Andrew,  Wiscasset.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  McCobb's  co.,  Col.  John 
Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Gleason,  • — — .  [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gilson,  Glason,  Glassan, 
Gleasons,  Gleazen,  Gleazon,  Gleeson,  Glesen,  Gleson,  Gleyson,  Glezen,  Glezeon, 
Glezon,  Glison,  Glouson,  Leason,  Lesson.] 

Gleason,  Aaron,  Myrifield  (Rowe) .  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Taylor's  co..  Col.  Nicholas 
Dike's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  17,  1776 ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  home,  dated  Dorchester  Heights, 
Nov.  28, 1776 ;  credited  with  7  days  allowance ;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Howard's  co.,  Col. 
David  Wells's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  22,  1777;  discharged  Oct. 
18,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department. 

Gleason,  Abner.  Private,  Capt.  John  Nickols's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt.; 
service,  30  days;  company  marched  Sept.  27,  1777,  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
under  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Charlton. 

Gleason,  Adonijah,  Oxford.  Private,  Capt.  Moore's  co..  Col.  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  7, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  alsoy 
Capt.  Thomas  Fish's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (3d)  regt. ;  return  dated  Feb.  3, 
1778;  residence,  Oxford;  enlisted  for  town  of  Oxford;  mustered  by  State  and 
Continental  Muster  Masters;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  July  and 
Aug.,  1778 ;  reported  sick  at  Valley  Forge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
for  Oct.,  1778,  and  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlisted  March  7, 
1777 ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  sick  and  absent  in  Oct.,  1778,  on  command 
at  Valley  Forge  in  March  and  April,  1779;  also,  Capt.  William  Moor's  co..  Col. 
Shepard's  (4th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  July  24,  1780 ;  reported  deserted  July  24,  1780. 

Gleason,  Amos,  Sturbridge.  Corporal,  Capt.  Adam  Martin's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bige- 
low's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  10,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  30  mos.  4  days  as  Private,  3  mos.  17  days  as 
Corporal ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan. -Aug.,  1777, 
dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Half  Moon ;  enlisted 
March  10,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  on  command  at  Albany ;  also, 
muster  roll  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Gulph,  Dec.  18,  1777  ;  also,  return  dated  Feb. 
3,  1778;  residence,  Sturbridge;  enlisted  for  town  of  Sturbridge;  mustered  by 
Worcester  Co.  Muster  Master;  also,  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated 
Providence. 

Gleason,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Lawrence  Kemp's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  May  10, 1777 ;  discharged  July  17, 1777  ;  service,  2  mos.  9  days, 
in  Northern  department;  roll  dated  Shelburne;  also.  Private,  in  a  detachment 
from  Myrifield  co.  commanded  by  Sergt.  Nathaniel  Corbet;   enlisted  Aug.  15, 


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Gleason,  Asa,  continued. 

1777;  service,  7  days ;  detachment  marched  to  Bennington  bj'  order  of  Gen.  Stark 
of  Aug.  14,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Howard's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  22, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days, 
travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  roll  dated  Myrifield  (Rowe). 

Gleason,  Benjamin,  Spencer.  List  of  men  mustered  for  service  at  Rhode  Island ; 
Capt.  Livermore's  co..  Col.  Denny's  regt. ;  mustered  July  1  [year  not  given]  ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Spencer;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Cutler's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel 
Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  18,  1778 ;  service,  6  mos.  18  days,  at  Rhode  Island ; 
enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  dated 
East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Nov.  6,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  1,  1778;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having 
passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780;  also.  Private,  Capt! 
Abel  Holden's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  pay 
abstracts  for  July-Dec,  1780;  reported  enlisted  July  7,  1780;  discharged  Dec  7 
1780. 

Gleason,  Benjamin,  Wilmington.  Private,  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford,  Jr.'s  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  Bridge's  regt., which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Concord;  service,  12  days;  company  enlisted  March  9,  1775,  to  be  ready  at  a 
minute's  warning  until  the  last  of  June,  1775,  and  trained  10  half  days ;  also,  Capt. 
John  Harnden's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt.;  order  for  advance  pay, 
signed  by  said  Gleason  and  others,  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  6, 1775 ;  also. 
Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29, 
1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  28,  1775 ;  also,  receipt 
given  to  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford,  Jr.,  dated  Wilmington,  May  6,  1776,  signed  by 
said  Gleason  and  others,  for  wages  for  service  as  Minute-men  in  his  company ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Wyman's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Garrish's  (Gerrish's)  regt.  of 
guards ;  enlisted  Feb.  23, 1778 ;  service  to  May  18, 1778,  2  mos.  25  days,  at  Bunker 
Hill ;  company  detached  to  guard  Lieut.  Gen.  Burgoyne's  army. 

Gleason,  Benjamin.  Corporal,  Capt.  James  Noble's  co..  Col.  Benedict  Arnald's 
(Arnold's)  regt.;  enlisted  May  10,  1775;  discharged  June  24,  1775;  service, 
6  weeks  3  days. 

Gleason,  Benjamin.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Josiah  White's  4th  (South  Spencer)  co., 
Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (1st  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers 
chosen  by  the  several  companies  of  said  regiment,  dated  Leicester,  March  28, 1776 ; 
ordered  in  Council  April  4,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported 
commissioned  April  5,  1776 ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Josiah  White's  co.,  Col. 
Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  engaged  Sept.  22,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service, 
2  mos.  17  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  armv 
under  Gen.  Gates  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  retained  rations  dated  Scarsdale,  Nov.  30, 1777  ;  rations 
allowed  said  Gleason  from  Sept.  22,  to  Oct.  12  [1777]  ;  credited  with  21  rations. 

Gleason,  Benoni.  Private,  Capt.  John  Strong's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  June  30,  1777 ;  discharged  July  20,  1777 ;  service,  20  days,  in 
Northern  department;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Fort  Ann 
June  30,  1777,  under  command  of  Capt.  John  Strong,  and  were  dismissed  July 
26, 1777 ;  service,  3  weeks  5  days ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Strong's  co..  Col.  John 
Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  6,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  2,  1777; 
service,  26  days,  with  Northern  army ;  also,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co.,  Col.  Ezra 
Wood's  regt. ;  enlisted  May  15,  1778 ;  discharged  Feb.  7,  1779 ;  service,  8  mos.  28 
days,  travel  included,  at  North  river;  enlistment,  8  months  from  time  of  arrival 
at  Peekskill;  reported  marched  June  1,  1778,  from  Pittsfield  to  headquarters; 
also,  Capt.  William  Foord's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  21,  1780; 
discharged  Oct.  27,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days. 


490  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

■Gleason,  Bezaleel,  Sutton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Putnam's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Larned's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
1  Aveek  5  days;  also,  Capt.  Arthur  Dagget's  co..  Col.  Learned's  regt.;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  1  day; 
also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Zebedee  Redding's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  pay 
roll  for  Nov.,  1776;  service,  1  mo.;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Batcheller's 
CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt.;  service,  6  days;  company  marched  to  Provi- 
dence, R.  I.,  on  an  alarm  in  Dec,  1776;  also,  Capt.  John  Howard's  co..  Col. 
Samuel  Brewer's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Saratoga  home ; 
warrant  allowed  in  Council  March  12, 1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Bartholomew  Woodbury's 
CO.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777; 
service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  from  Worcester  Co. 
Aug.  16,  1777,  to  reinforce  Northern  army. 

iGleason,  Bezaleel  (also  given  Barzillai).  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Lamb's  co., 
Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.;  engaged  March  29,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1779; 
service,  9  mos.  at  Rhode  Island;  engagement  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Charlton ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  War- 
wick, Nov.  7,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  East  Greenwich, 
Sept.  17,  Sept.  22,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  30,  1778;  engaged  March  14,  1778. 

Gleason,  Caleb,  Sandisfield.  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  Smith's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  as 
serving  8  mos.  as  Private,  4  mos.  as  Fifer ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point, 
Jan.  25,  1781;  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  residence,  Sandisfield;  enlisted  Dec.  8, 
1779,  by  Capt.  Allen;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Drummer,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin 
Smith's  (13th)  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  wages  for  Oct.-Dec,  1780,  dated  Boston, 
June  19,  1781. 

Gleason,  Caleb,  Sherburne  (also  given  Framingham).  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Eames's 
CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt.;  marched  Sept.  29,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  3  days, 
at  Rhode  Island,  on  a  secret  expedition ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in 
Middlesex  Co.  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the 
time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778;  Capt. 
Perry's  co.,  Col.  Bullard's  regt.;  age,  32  (also  given  33)  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.; 
residence,  Sherburne;  engaged  for  town  of  Sherburne;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June 
19,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20, 1778 ;  also,  list  of  6  months  men  raised  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superin- 
tendent for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  7,  1780;  age,'  35  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
6  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sherburne ;  arrived  at  Springfield 
July  6,  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  7, 1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Dix;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as 
having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  residence, 
Framingham ;  also.  Private ;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Sherburne  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  4, 
1780;  discharged  Jan.  6,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  12  days,  travel  included;  also, 
Capt.  Nathan  Goodale's  co.,  Col.  E,ufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Jan.,  1781';  enlisted  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  6,  1781;  enlistment,  6  months. 

'Gleason,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Dan  Haws's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Holden  Parsons's 
(10th)  regt. ;  enlistment  agreement  signed  by  said  Gleason  and  others,  engaging 
themselves  to  serve  until  "  Jan.  15  next;  "  reported  enlisted  Dec.  5, 1775,  and  for- 
warded to  camp  by  John  Caldwell,  one  of  the  enlistment  committee  for  Worcester 
Co. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  491 

Gleason,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Levi  Ely's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  11  days;  reported  killed  Oct.  19,  1780;  company 
raised  for  3  months. 

Gleason,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Brintnal's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's  (Middle- 
sex Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  31,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  2  mos. 
5  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Rhode 
Island  for  3  months. 

Gleason,  David,  Newbury.  Return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 
1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's  and  Col.  Jack- 
son's regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt., 
who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son, agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  rank.  Private;  residence, 
Newbury ;  enlisted  Oct.  4,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  deserted  April  18, 
1778;  said  Gleason  appears  among  men  belonging  to  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. 
who  had  been  discharged  from  the  rolls  prior  to  above  arrangement. 

Gleason,  David,  Worcester.  Matross,  Capt.  James  Swan's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Crafts's 
regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  sworn  to  at  Boston,  June  8,  1776. 

Gleason,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Stone's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted 
July  27,  1777 ;  service,  29  days,  travel  included;  reported  deserted  Aug.  20,  1777 ; 
company  marched  to  Bennington  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Warner.  Roll  dated 
Oxford. 

Gleason,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  5,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  25  days,  in 
Northern  department. 

Gleason,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Joel  Green's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  service 
between  June  1,  1778,  and  Jan.  31,  1779,  7  mos.  9  days,  at  Peekskill  and  White 
Plains ;  company  raised  for  8  months. 

Gleason,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Grout's  co..  Col.  Enoch  Hallet'sregt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3  mos.;  company  raised  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army  for  3  months.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gleason,  David.  Private,  Capt.  James  Black's  (Chester)  co.  commanded  by  Lieut. 
William  Campbell,  Col.  David  Moosley's  (Moseley's)  regt. ;  enlisted  June  15, 
1782;  discharged  June  17,  1782;  service,  3  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Northampton. 

Gleason,  Ebenezer,  Westborough.  Return  of  train  band  and  alarm  list  [year  not 
given]  ;  said  Gleason  appears  among  men  belonging  to  train  band ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  mile- 
age, etc.,  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights,  probably  in  Sept.,  1776;  warrant 
allowed  in  Council  Sept.  13,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstract  for 
travel  allowance  home,  dated  Dorchester  Heights,  Nov.  30,  1776;  credited  with  2 
days  allowance. 

Gleason,  Eliab.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county; 
age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 9  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  occu- 
pation, farmer ;  engaged  April  5,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Stow ;  term,  3  years; 
reported  mustered  April  4,  1781;  also,  receipt  dated  Stow,  April  16,  1781,  for 
bounties  paid  said  Gleason  and  others  by  the  Selectmen  of  Stow  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Gleason,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  William  Cooley's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  service,  4 
days;  company  marched  towards  Bennington  on  an  alarm.  Roll  sworn  to  at 
Granville. 


492  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 


Gleason,  George,  Harvard.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarui  of  April  19,  1775,  to  head- 
quarters at  Cambridge;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  25,  1775;  service,  6  days; 
also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whetcomb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of 
their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  Hill's  (also  given  Capt.  Whitney's)  co..  Col. 
Whitney's  regt.;  age,  30  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence. 
Harvard ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  7,  1778  ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received 
of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  also, 
list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master, 
dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778.     [See  George  Leason.] 

Gleason,  Henry,  Myrifield  (Rowe).  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Chapin's  (Myrifield)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  21  daj's;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Taylor's  co..  Col.  Porter's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  10,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777  ;  service,  38  days,  travel  included  ; 
company  marched  from  Charlemont  to  reinforce  Northern  army  after  the  evacua- 
tion of  Ticonderoga. 

Gleason,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Flagg's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  7  days. 

Gleason,  Isaac.  Captain,  6th  (Waltham)  co..  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher's  (1st  Middlesex 
Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in 
said  regiment,  dated  Watertown,  April  26,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  April  29, 
1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  April  29,  1776. 

Gleason,  Isaac.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  C3Tns  Rich's  (11th)  co.,  4th  Worcester  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  May  31,  1776;  also,  1st 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  Cyrus  Rich's  co.,  Col.  Converse's  (4th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of 
Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  April  9,  1778. 

Gleason,  Jacob.  List  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Albany  Jan.  14,  1776, 
under  command  of  Capt.  William  Francis,  by  order  of  Gen.  Schuyler,  and  were 
dismissed  Jan.  19,  1776;  service,  5  days;  a^so,  list  of  men  who  marched  from 
Pittsfield  to  Williamstown  Sept.  13,  1776,  under  command  of  Capt.  William 
Francis,  by  order  of  the  General,  and  were  dismissed  Sept.  21,  1776;  service,  8 
days ;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  New  York  Sept.  30,  1776, 
under  command  of  Lieut.  William  Barber,  and  were  dismissed  Nov.  17,  1776; 
service,  7  weeks;  also.  Private,  Capt.  William  Francis's  co.,  Maj.  Caleb  Hyde's 
detachment  of  militia;  enlisted  July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  26,  1777;  service, 
19  days,  in  Northern  department;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield 
to  Fort  Edward  July  8,  1777,  under  command  of  Capt.  William  Francis,  and 
were  dismissed  Aug.  26,  1777 ;  service,  7  weeks. 

Gleason,  Jacob.  Private,  Lieut.  James  Hubbard's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  David  Rositer's 
detachment  of  militia ;  enlisted  Aug.  17, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  22,  1777 ;  service, 
4  days ;  company  marched  on  an  alarm ;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched  from 
Pittsfield  to  Bennington  Aug.  19,  1777,  under  command  of  Lieut.  James  Hub- 
bard of  Lieut.  Col.  David  Rossiter's  regt.,  and  were  dismissed  Aug.  24,  1777 ; 
service,  5  days. 

Gleason,  Jason,  Holden.  Private,  Maj.  Paul  Raymond's  co.,  1st  Worcester  Co.  regt.,. 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  7^  days; 
also,  Capt.  Samuel  Healy's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light  Infantry)  regt. ;  en- 
listed Sept.  22,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  detachment  from  Capt.  Daniel  Grout's  co.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Thomas  Parker,  Col.  John  Rand's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  7, 1780; 
discharged  Oct.  9,  1780,  at  West  Point;  service,  3  mos.  11  days,  travel  included;, 
detachment  raised  for  3  months  and  marched  to  Claverack. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  493 

"Gleason,  Jason.  Private,  Capt.  Ambrose  Hill's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Miles  Powell's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  18,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  22,  1779;  service,  I  mo. 
10  days,  travel  included,  at  New  Haven,  Conn.;  also,  Capt.  Ezra  Whittelsey's 
CO.,  3d  Berkshire  Co.  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  U,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1780;  ser- 
vice, 4  days,  at  the  Westward  (also  given  Northern  department)  on  the  alarm  of 
Oct.  14,  1780. 

Gleason,  Jesse,  Princeton.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Jones's  co..  Col.  Ephraira  Doolittle's 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pa.v,  signed  by  said  Gleason  and  others,  dated  Cam- 
bridge, July  1,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  2,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  7  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp 
at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  Capt.  James  Mirick's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt.;  entered  service  Oct.  2,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  25 
days,  travel  included,  under  Lieut.  [Col.]  Ephraim  Sawyer;  company  raised 
in  Bolton  and  Princeton  and  marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates  at 
Saratoga. 

Gleason,  Joel.  Private,  Capt.  William  Cooley's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  9,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days, 
travel  included ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army.    [See  Joel  Leason.] 

Gleason,  John,  Framingham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Micajah  Gleason's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord ;  service,  9  days ;  also. 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  Simon  Edgel's  (Framingham)  co.,  Col.  Wyllyes's  regt.;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp,  dated  Jan.  14,  1776;  company 
stationed  at  Roxbury ;  also,  certificate  dated  Feb.  23, 1776,  signed  by  Capt.  Simon 
Edgel,  stating  that  Jesse  Emes  and  said  Gleason  served  as  subalterns  in  his  com- 
pany. Gen.  Spencer's  brigade,  in  camp  at  Roxbury  from  Dec.  1  to  Jan.  15 
[year  not  given]  ;  ordered  in  Council  Feb.  23,  1776,  that  said  subalterns  be  com- 
missioned according  to  their  respective  ranks;  also,  2^  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Simon 
Edgel's  CO.,  Col.  Willys's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  ;  commissioned  Feb.  23,  1776;  also, 
recommendation  dated  Sherburne,  March  25,  1776,  signed  by  Samuel  Bullard,  in 
behalf  of  the  field  officers  of  5th  [Middlesex  Co.]  regt.,  recommending  said  Gleason 
as  a  suitable  person  for  Adjutant;  reported  commissioned  April  23,  1776;  also. 
Adjutant,  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  (5th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.;  petition  addressed 
to  Col.  Bullard,  dated  Framingham,  June  1,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gleason  and 
others,  asking  that  Capt.  Jesse  Emes's  co.  be  divided  into  two  companies ;  also, 
list  dated  Sherburne,  May  2,  1777,  of  officers  chosen  by  the  East  co.,  as  returned 
by  Samuel  Bullard,  in  behalf  of  field  officers  of  5th  Middlesex  Co.  regt. ;  said 
Gleason,  an  Adjutant,  chosen  Captain ;  company  reported  as  one  of  those  ordered 
to  Rhode  Island ;  ordered  in  Council  May  2,  1777,  that  said  officers  be  com- 
missioned ;  reported  commissioned  May  2,  1777 ;  also,  list  of  men  under  com- 
mand of  said  Gleason,  Captain,  endorsed  "North  Kingston,  June  26,  1777;" 
deposition  made  by  Micah  Balcom  July  26,  1844,  states  that  he  engaged  the  first 
part  of  May,  1777,  in  Capt.  Gleason's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.,  and  ren- 
dered 2  mos.  8  days  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  said  company  was  made  up  of  men 
from  Marlborough,  Stow,  Sudbury,  Framingham,  Natick,  Sherburne,  HoUiston, 
and  Hopkinton  ;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives 
dated  June  11,  1779;  said  Gleason  chosen  2d  Major,  Col.  Abner  Perry's  (5th  Mid- 
dlesex Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  June  11, 
1779 ;  reported  commissioned  June  11, 1779 ;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the 
House  of  Representatives  dated  Feb.  19, 1781 ;  said  Gleason,  Major,  chosen  Muster 
Master  for  Middlesex  Co. ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  19,  1781. 

Gleason,  John,  Granville.  Private,  Capt.  William  Cooley's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's 
(Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17, 1777;  discharged  Aug.  19, 1777 ;  service, 
4  days ;  company  marched  towards  Bennington  on  an  alarm  ;  also,  Capt.  Nathan 
Rowle's  CO.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1778;  service,  5  mos. 
6  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 


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Gleason,  John,  Princeton.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Drury's  co.,  Col.  John  Nixon's 
(5th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Sept.  30,  1775. 

Gleason,  John,  Woburn.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Walker's  co.,  Col.  David  Greene's 
('2d  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ; 
service,  5  days;  also,  Capt.  Jesse  Wyman's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.; 
arrived  at  destination  May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  July  10,  1777,  at  Point  Judith ; 
service,  2  mos.  9  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment,  2  months. 

Gleason,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Webber's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams's 
regt.;  enlisted  Dec.  17, 1776;  discharged  March  20,  1777;  service, 3  mos.  U  days, 
travel  included,  at  the  Northward;  roll  sworn  to  at  Chesterfield  and  endorsed 
^' Maj.  Clap's  regt.;"  also,  Capt.  Christopher  Banister's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Maj^'s 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  20,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777 ;  service,  29  days,  travel 
included,  on  expedition  to  Stillwater  and  Saratoga. 

Gleason,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Edward  Fuller's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt. ; 
entered  camp  March  19,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  18  days ;  com- 
pany stationed  at  Roxbury.    Roll  dated  Newton. 

Gleason,  John.  Private,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Symonds's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  13,  1780;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward;  company 
marched  from  Windsor  to  Shaftsbury  Oct.  13, 1780 ;  [name  given  on  duplicate  roll 
as  Moses  Gleson,  Jr.]  ;  also,  Lieut.  John  Cole's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  26,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1780;  service,  3  days;  company 
marched  from  Windsor  by  order  Oi  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm. 

Gleason,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th) 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.-May,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  enlisted 
March  8,  1781;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  "mustered  from  March  8,  1781"; 
also  reported  on  command  at  the  Lines  in  May,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  June 
and  July,  1781,  dated  Camp  near  Dobbs's  Ferry  ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781, 
dated  Camp  Peekskill ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Sept.,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  Gar- 
rison, West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  March,  1782;  reported  transferred. 

Gleason,  Jonas,  Bedford.  Private,  Bedford  co.  of  Minute-men  commanded  by  1st 
Lieut.  Moses  Abbott,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge; service,  11  days;  also,  return  dated  Bedford,  May  15,  1775,  of  men  be- 
tween the  ages  of  16  and  60  who  were  liable  to  bear  arms,  as  returned  to  Col. 
Green. 

Gleason,  Jonas,  Myrifield  (Rowe) .  Corporal,  Capt.  Gideon  Chapin's  (Myrifield)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  19  days;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Lawrence  Pv^emp's  co.,Col.  Leonai'd's 
regt.;  enlisted  Feb.  23,  1777;  discharged  April  10,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  17  days, 
at  Ticonderoga ;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Howard's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  22,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  2 
days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department. 

Gleason,  Jonathan,  Framingham.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Framingham  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Framing- 
ham;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's) 
13th  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec. 
31, 1780 ;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ; 
wages  allowed  for  Jan.,  1781-July,  1782,  19  months;  reported  absent  in  Aug., 
1782;  also  reported  discharged  Aug.  31,  1782;  also,  Capt.  Smith's  co.,  6th  Mass. 
regt. ;  list  of  pensioners  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1787 ;  said  Gleason  pensioned  Sept. 
1,  1782;  age,  65yrs. 

Gleason,  Jonathan,  Myrifield  (Rowe).  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Chapin's  (Myrifield) 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775 ;  service,  21  days. 


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Gleason,  Jonathan,  Worcester.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Bigelow's  eo.  of  Minute-men,. 
Col.  Artemas  Ward's  reiit.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 5  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  serv- 
ing on  picket  guard  under  Maj.  Baldwin,  dated  May  23,  1775;  said  Gleason 
reported  detailed  under  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson ;  also,  Capt.  Jonas  Hubbard's 
CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt. ;  receipt  for  pouches  dated  Cambridge,  June  19, 
1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  15  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Dorchester, 
Oct.  7,  1775. 

Gleason,  Joseph,  Braintree.  Fifer,  Capt.  John  Hall,  Jr.'s  co.  of  Minute-men  of  North 
Parish  in  Braintree,  Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19, 
1775,  and  also  April  29,  1775;  service,  7  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Hall,  Jr.'s  (1st) 
CO.,  Col.  Palmer's  regt.;  service,  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  assembled 
March  4,  1776. 

Gleason,  Joseph,  Sandisfield.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  [year  not 
given]  ;  residence,  Sandisfield;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandisfield;  joined  Capt. 
Allen's  CO.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Gleason,  Joseph,  Western  (Warren).  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Read's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  9  days. 

Gleason,  Joseph.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.;  service  with 
detachment  under  Maj.  Andrew  Symmes  drafted  to  serve  for  5  weeks  under  Maj. 
Gen.  Heath  guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston,  by  order  of  Council  of  May 
12,  1777. 

Gleason,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  David  Chadwick's  co. ;  service,  5  days ;  company 
marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington  ;  State  pay  allowed  by  resolve  of  Sept.  23, 
1777.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Gleason,  Joshua.  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  co. ;  list  of  men  who  guarded  Pullin  Point,. 
Chelsea,  by  order  of  Capt.  Sprague,  from  April  19, 1775,  to  date  of  discharge,  May 
16,  1775;  service,  1  mo. 

Gleason,  Josiah.  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  co. ;  list  of  men  who  guarded  Pullin  Point,. 
Chelsea,  by  order  of  Capt.  Sprague,  from  April  19, 1775,  to  date  of  discharge.  May 
16,  1775 ;  service,  1  mo. 

Gleason,  Josiah.  Marine,  brig  "Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams ;  engaged  May  14, 1779 ;  service  to  Sept.  6, 1779, 3  raos.  24  days ;  nationality, 
American  ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gleason,  Micajah,  Framingham.  Captain  of  a  company  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Concord ;  service,  4  days ;  also,  Captain, 
Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  engaged  April  23, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  16  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  30,  1775;  also. 
Captain,  3d  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated 
North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776 ;  reported  slain  in  battle  Sept.  16,  1776. 

Gleason,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  William  Ward's  (Plantation  No.  5)  co.,  (late)  Col. 
Ezra  May's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  22, 
1777 ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

Gleason,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  13,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1780 ;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
the  Northward;  company  marched  from  Windsor  to  Shaftsbury  Oct.  13,  1780,  by 
order  of  Gen.  Fellows;  also,  Lieut.  John  Cole's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  26,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1780;  service,  3  days;  company 
marched  from  Windsor  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm;  also,  Capt. 
Hezekiah  Green's  co.,  Col.  Barns's  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  13, 1781 ;  service,  11  days ;. 
company  marched  from  Windsor  to  Saratoga  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward. 


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Gleason,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Brintnal's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's  (Mid- 
dlesex Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  31,  1780 ;  discharged  Nov.  1, 1780 ;  service,  2  mos. 
5  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Rhode 
Island  for  3  months. 

Gleason,  Nathaniel,  Pepperell.  Descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  10,  1781; 
Capt.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  ranli.  Corporal;  age,  21  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  red;  eyes,  blue;  residence,  Pep- 
perell; enlisted  March  10,  1777,  bj'  Capt.  Smith;  enlistment,  during  war;  com- 
pany reported  to  have  joined  from  15th  Mass.  regt.     [See  Nathaniel  Gilson.] 

Gleason,  Nathaniel.  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Josiah  Wilson's  co.,  Col.  Porter's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  marched  Sept.  23,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  2 
days,  travel  included;  compan)'  marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Maj.  Gen. 
Gates  at  the  Northward  on  an  alarm. 

Gleason,  Phineas,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Cudworth's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Abijah  Peirce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  1  mo.  11  daj's;  also,  Capt.  Asahel  Wheeler's  co.,  Col.  John  Robinson's 
regt. ;  marched  Feb.  4  [1776]  ;  service,  1  mo.  28  days. 

Gleason,  Phineas  (also given  Jr.),  Westborough.  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Brigham's 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  Maj.  Gen.  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  15^  days;  reported  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  a^so,  return  of  train 
band  and  alarm  list  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Gleason  appears  among  men  belong- 
ing to  alarm  list. 

Gleason,  Phineas.  Private,  Capt.  David  Chadwick's  co. ;  service,  5  days;  company 
marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington;  State  pay  allowed  by  resolve  of  Sept.  23, 
1777.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Gleason,  Samuel,  Framingham  (probably).  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Micajah  Gleason's 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord; 
service,  16  days. 

Gleason,  Samuel,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Nixon's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Abijah  Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  23 
days. 

Gleason,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Homes's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (1st)  regt. 
of  guards;  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  service  to  July  4,  1778,  3  mos. 3  days,  at  Cam- 
bridge; enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2,  1778. 

Gleason,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Drury's  (6th)  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  July  31,  1780;  service,  7  days,  travel  included; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm.     Roll  dated  Framingham. 

Gleason,  Simeon.  Private,  Lieut.  Josiah  Wilson's  co.,Col.  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  marched  Sept.  23,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days, 
travel  included;  company  marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at 
the  Northward  on  an  alarm. 

Gleason,  Simon.  Private,  Capt.  John  Town's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 7  days;  roll  dated  Providence,  Jan.  20,  1777,  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co.,  and 
endorsed  "marched  on  an  alarm  to  Rhode  Island  in  Dec,  1776;"  also,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Humphrey's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  marched 
Aug.  1,1780;  discharged  Aug.  8, 1780;  service,  11  days,  travel  included;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  July  30,  1780,  on  an  alarm. 

Gleason,  Thomas,  Woburn.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Wallcer's  co.,  Col.  David  Greene's 
(2d  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ; 
service,  2  days ;  also,  Capt.  Abraham  Foster's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt. ; 


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Gleason,  Thomas,  continued. 

enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  12  dayS,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department;  company  marched  to  rejnforce  army  under 
Gen.  Gates;  also,  enlistment  agreement  dated  Woburn,  June  21,  1779,  signed  by 
said  Gleason  and  others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Springfield,  the  place 
of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex 
Co.,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent,  Nov.  24,  1779;  also,  descrip- 
tive list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  in  1779  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army ; 
age,  28  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8.^  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Woburn ;  delivered  to  Lieut.  William  Storey. 

Gleason,  Thomas,  Worcester.  List  of  9  months  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall, 
Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Lovell's  co..  Col.  Denny's  regt. ;  mus' 
tered  July  2,  1779;  engaged  for  town  of  Worcester;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  as  returned 
by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent  for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Lovel's  co..  Col. 
Deney's  (Denny's)  regt.;  age,  25  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
residence,  Worcester ;  marched  to  Springfield  July  8,  1779 ;  reported  delivered  to 
Capt.  Christopher  Marshall. 

Gleason,  Thomas,  Worcester.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Superin- 
tendent for  Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Whitney's  co..  Col.  Deney's  (Denny's)  regt.; 
age,  22  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Worcester; 
marched  to  Springfield  July  8,  1779.     [Name  cancelled  on  list.] 

Gleason,  Thomas.  Capt.  Jonas  Richardson's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  (1st)  regt. ;  re- 
ceipt for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gleason  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June 
9,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ; 
enlisted  April  29,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  22,  1775. 

Gleason,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Lawrence  Kemp's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  May  10,  1777;  discharged  July  17,  1777;  service,  2  mos. 
9  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Shelburne. 

Gleason,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department. 

Gleason,  Thomas.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathan  Smith's  co..  Col.  Jacobs's  regt.;  pay  roll 
for  Nov.,  1778;  service,  22  days. 

Gleason,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  (later  Capt.  Mason  Wottles's)  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  24,  1781 ;  reported  de- 
serted June  16,  1781. 

Gleason,  Thomas.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  April  17, 1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gleason 
by  Josiah  Convers,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  4  of  the  town  of  Woburn,  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gleason,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's 
(5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1782;  enlisted  April  6,  1782;  reported  trans- 
ferred to  the  invalids  Sept.  29,  1782. 

Gleason,  Vernon.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29, 1777;  service,  3  mos.  22  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  endorsed  "  3  months." 

Gleason,  William,  Billerica.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Farmer's  co..  Col.  Green's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 


498  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gleason,  William  (also  given  William  Cook),  Sudbury  (also  given  Chester).  Pri- 
vate, Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  7,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  John 
Williams's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778; 
residence,  Sudbury ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Sudbury ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  re- 
turn for  gratuity  dated  April  22,  1779;  also,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Putnam's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  also,  Capt.  Job  Whipple's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.- 
March,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported  on  extra  duty 
with  Col.  Putnam;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Whipple's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  April,  1781,  dated  West  Point ;  reported  on  extra  duty  with  Col.  Putnam ; 
also.  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  receipt  dated  April  23, 1782,  signed  by  said  Gleason,  for 
wages  for  Oct.-Dec,  1780 ;  also,  5th  Mass.  regt. ;  list  dated  Boston,  March  5. 1805, 
returned  by  John  Avery,  Secretary,  and  J.  Jackson,  Treasurer,  of  men  who  fur- 
nished satisfactory  evidence  of  their  service  as  soldiers  and  were  entitled  to  gra- 
tuities under  resolves  of  March  4,  1801,  and  June  19,  1801;  residence,  Chester; 
said  Gleason  credited  with  $20. 

Gleasons,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  David  Goodwin's  co..  Col.  Cogswell's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  24,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  9  days;  com- 
pany detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

Gleazen,  Isaac.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Cyrus  Rich's  11th  (Western,  now  Warren) 
CO.,  Col.  James  Convers's  (4th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  offi- 
cers chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  dated  Brookfleld,  May  14, 
1776;  ordered  in  Council  May  31,  1776,  that  said  oflflcers  be  commissioned. 

Gleazen,  Jonathan,  Framingham.  Descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  29,  1781 ; 
Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  rank.  Private;  age, 
59yrs.;  stature, 5  ft. 8 in.;  complexion,  dark  ;  hair,  dark  ;  eyes,  light;  residence, 
Framingham ;  enlisted  Dec.  -,  1779,  by  Capt.  Allen ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gleazen,  Phineas,  Sudbury.  Corporal,  Capt.  Amasa  Cranston's  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Denny's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  24,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
10  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Gleazen,  Phineas.  List  of  alarm  men  [year  not  given]  belonging  to  Capt.  Brigham's 
CO.,  showing  service  rendered  at  various  places  and  fines  paid  in  lieu  of  service, 
etc.;  said  Gleazen  credited  with  11  mos.  service  at  Dorchester ;  also  with  service 
of  "  half  a  man  "  [in  the  Continental  Army]. 

Gleazen,  William  Cook,  Sudbury.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continen- 
tal Army  from  Capt.  Moulton's  co.,  Col.  Ezekiel  How's  (4th  Middlesex  Co.) 
regt.  [year  not  given] ;  residence,  Sudbury ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sudbury ; 
joined  Capt.  Morse's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  term,  3  years. 

Gleazon,  Benjamin,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Mason's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  ser- 
vice, 12  days. 

Gleazon,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Harrington's  co.  of  guards,  Maj.  Reed's  de- 
tachment, possibly  from  Col.  Stearns's  regt.;  enlisted  March  31,  1778;  service, 
3  mos.  2  days,  at  Rutland.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Gleazon,  Jason.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Whittelsey's  co.,  3d  Berkshire  Co.  regt. ;  enlisted 
Nov.  5,  1780;  service,  2  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Saratoga. 

Gleazon,  William,  Sudbury.  Descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  10,  1781;  Capt. 
Whipple's  CO.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  rank.  Private;  age,  20  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  gray;  residence,  Sud- 
bury; enlisted  Jan.  5,  1780,  by  Lieut.  Col.  Newhall;  enlistment,  during  war. 


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Gledden,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Jones's  co.,  Col.  William  Jones's  regt. ; 
marched  Sept.  10,  1777 ;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1777 ;  service,  2  days,  at  the  retak- 
ing of  a  mast-ship.    Roll  dated  Newcastle,  Lincoln  Co. 

Gledden,  Tobias.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Jones's  co..  Col.  William  Jones's  regt. ; 
marched  Sept.  10,  1777 ;  discharged  Sept.  12, 1777 ;  service,  2  days,  at  the  retaking 
of  a  mast-ship.    Roll  dated  Newcastle,  Lincoln  Co. 

Gleden,  Andrew,  Pleasant  Pond.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  McCobb's  co.,  Col.  John 
Nixon's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  1,  1775;  service,  2 
mos.  5  days. 

Gleeson,  Benjamin.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Josiah  White's  co. ;  pay  abstract  sworn  to 
in  Worcester  Co.,  returned  by  Thomas  Lanmon,  Quarter  Master,  for  the  retained 
rations  due  officers  of  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.  of  militia  in  Continental  service; 
rations  allowed  said  Gleason  from  Oct.  13  to  Dec.  8,  [1777]  ;  credited  with  57 
rations.    Roll  endorsed  "  service  in  Northern  department." 

Gleeson,  Isaac,  Waltham.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  (Waltham)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord  and  Lexington ;  service,  3 
days  ;  company  called  out  by  Col.  Thomas  Gardner  and  reported  to  have  served 
as  guards  until  Saturday,  the  4th  day  after  the  fight  at  Concord. 

Gleeson,  John.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  dated  April 
22,  1776;  said  Gleeson  chosen  Adjutant,  5th  Middlesex  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia; 
appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  April  23,  1776. 

Gleeson,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  (Waltham)  co.,  Col.  Samuel 
Thatcher's  regt.;  rations  allowed  from  March  4  to  March  8,  1776,  5  days;  com- 
pany marched  at  request  of  Gen.  Washington  at  the  time  of  taking  Dorchester 
Heights;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  2,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  6, 
1778;  service,  3  days;  company  called  to  Cambridge  camp  in  expectation  of  the 
landing  of  the  British  troops  at  Boston. 

Gleeson,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Read's  co.,  Col.  Varnum's  regt.;  pay  ab- 
stract made  up  to  April  1,  1776  [service  not  given] . 

Gleeson,  William.  Private ;  list  of  prisoners  sent  from  port  of  Halifax  for  exchange, 
by  order  of  Sir  George  Collier,  June  28,  1777,  as  returned  by  John  Emerson, 
Commissary ;  reported  taken  at  Canada. 

Glenna,  Isaac,  Westford.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Fletcher's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned 
to  Brig.  Gen.  Prescott,  dated  Littleton,  Sept.  17,  1777;  residence,  Westford;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Westford ;  joined  Capt.  Ballard's  co..  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  term, 
3  years. 

Glenna,  William,  Westford.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Fletcher's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  as 
returned  to  Brig.  Gen.  Prescott,  dated  Littleton,  Sept.  17,  1777 ;  residence,  West- 
ford; engaged  for  town  of  Westford;  joined  Capt.  Brown's  co.,  Col.  "  Dunga's  " 
regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Glenne,  John,  Dunstable.  Private ;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard 
under  Maj.  Loammi  Baldwin  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  15,  1775;  also,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Bancroft's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  June  8, 1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  26  days ;  also,  company  return 
dated  Sept.  25,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Cambridge,  Dec.  14,  1775. 

Glenne,  John,  Jr.,  Westford.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Bancroft's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
(27th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Glenne  and  others,  dated 
Camp  before  Boston,  July  24, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  also,  company 


500  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND  SAILORS 

Glenne,  Joel,  Jr.,  continued. 

return  dated  Sept.  25, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Nov.  4,  1775. 

Glenne,  William,  Dunstable.  Private,  Capt.  Leonard  Butterfield's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Bridge's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge ;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  28,  1775 ;  service,  10  days ;  also,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Bancroft's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance 
pay,  signed  by  said  Glenne  and  others,  dated  Camp  before  Boston,  Julj'  24,  1775; 
also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May 
4,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  5  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  25,  1775 ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  4,  1775 ;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Dun- 
stable; engaged  for  town  of  Dunstable. 

Glenney,  Isaac,  Westford  (also  given  Dunstable) .  Descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20, 1782 ; 
Light  Infantry  (also  given  Capt.  Day's)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th) 
regt.;  rank,  Corporal;  age,  21  (also  given  20  and  23)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.; 
complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  birthplace,  Dunstable  (also 
given  Westford) ;  residence,  Westford  (also  given  Dunstable) ;  enlisted  April  -, 
1779  (also  given  March  -,  1779,  by  Lieut.  Trowbridge) ;  enlistment,  during  war; 
also,  Corporal,  Light  Infantry  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  men  tried  by 
courts-martial  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  said  Glenney  tried  June  -,  1781,  by 
regimental  court-martial,  Capt.  Benson,  President,  on  charge  of  theft;  sentence 
to  be  reduced,  afterwards  restored;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Day's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Brooks's  regt.;  list  of  men  discharged  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  said  Glenney 
discharged  June  10,  1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of  enlistment  having 
expired. 

Glennt,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Glenna,  Glenne,  Glenney.] 

Glennt,  Isaac,  Westford  (also  given  Tyngsborough).  Private,  Capt.  William  Hudson 
Ballard's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  March  27,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Westford;  reported  trans- 
ferred to  Capt.  Coburn's  co. ;  also,  Capt.  Ballard's  co..  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  bat- 
talion ;  return  dated  Albany,  Jan.  12,  1778 ;  mustered  by  Col.  Barrett,  Muster 
Master  for  Middlesex  Co.  and  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master ;  also,  Capt.  Asa 
Coburn's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  (late)  Col.  Alden's  (6th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Fort  Harkimer;  also,  1st  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  enlisted  March  27,  1777; 
enlistment,  during  war;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Coburn's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
reported  as  serving  6  mos.  as  Private,  6  mos.  as  Corporal;  also,  Corporal,  Capi. 
William  White's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  (Light 
Infantry)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.-Dec,  1781,  dated 
York  Hutts ;  also.  Light  Infantry  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  register  of  fur- 
loughs subsequent  to  Jan.  1, 1781 ;  leave  given  said  Glenny  by  Maj.  Porter  to  go 
from  West  Point  to  Westford  Dec.  19, 1781,  for  50  (also  given  45)  days;  over- 
stayed 13  days,  on  account  of  lameness ;  also,  Capt.  Coburn's  (Light  Infantry) 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York 
Hutts;  also,  Light  Infantry  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  list  of  men  tried  by 
courts-martial  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  said  Glenny  tried  March  1,  1782,  by 
regimental  court-martial,  Capt.  Davis,  President,  on  charge  of  overstaying  fur- 
lough ;  reported  acquitted;  also,  list  of  men  entitled  to  200  acres  of  land  or  $20, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  court  of  March  5,  1801 ;  residence,  Tyngsborough. 

Glesen,  David.  Order  dated  Boston,  July  3,  1776,  signed  by  said  Glesen  and  others, 
for  advance  pay,  etc.,  for  service  in  Col.  Crafts's  regt.,  payable  to  Capt.  J.  Swan; 
Moses  Bundy  probably  served  in  place  of  said  Glesen. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  501 

Glesox,  Amos,  Sturbridge.  Corporal,  Major's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  10,  1780. 

Gleson,  Daniel.  Return  of  3  and  6  months  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  from  (late) 
Col.  Moseley's  regt.  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Danderson  (Danielson), dated  Hamp- 
shire Co.,  Oct.  26,  1780;  Lieut.  Hamilton's  co. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Granville; 
term,  3  months ;  reported  mustered  by  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson. 

Gleson,  David.  Order  dated  Worcester,  April  3,  1779,  signed  by  said  Gleson,  for 
wages  for  8  mos.  service  in  Col.  Wood's  regt.,  payable  to  Isaac  Chadwick. 

Gleson,  Jesse.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Kingsbery's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's 
regt. ;  service,  1  mo.  13  days;  roll  dated  Providence,  Jan.  20,  1777,  and  sworn  to 
in  Worcester  Co. 

Gleson,  John,  Waltham.  Corporal,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  (Waltham)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord  and  Lexington ;  service,  3 
days ;  company  called  out  by  Col.  Thomas  Gardner  and  reported  to  have  served 
as  guards  until  Saturday,  the  4th  day  after  the  fight  at  Concord. 

Gleson,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Harwood's  co.,  Col.  John  Dickinson's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  19, 1777  ;  discharged  July  31, 1777  ;  service,  15  days,  travel  included; 
company  marched  to  Manchester  to  join  forces  under  Col.  Warner  on  an  alarm. 
Roll  dated  Chesterfield. 

Gleson,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn, 
Superintendent;  Capt.  Whitney's  co..  Col.  Denny's  regt.;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  March  8,  1781;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Worcester;  term,  3  years. 

Gleson,  Jonathan.  Sailor,  ship  "  G.  Pickering,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden ;  list  of  officers  and  crew  sworn  to  Nov.  10,  1780 ;  ship  taken  by  the 
British  while  on  a  cruise  to  the  West  Indies. 

Gleson,  Joseph,  Sandisfield.  Private,  Lieut.  Moses  Soul's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Fellows's  regt.,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19, 1775 ;  service  to  May  7,  1775,  17  days ;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Soul's  co.,  Col. 
John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  reported  at 
Quebec,  Sept.  9,  1775. 

Gleson,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  6,  1778;  discharged  Dec,  31,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  28  days;  company 
detached  from  militia  of  Hampshire  Co.  to  guard  stores  at  Springfield  and  Brook- 
field  for  6  months  from  July  1,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Springfield,  Aug.  28,  1778. 

Gleson,  Moses,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  13,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1780;  service,  6  days;  company 
marched  from  Windsor  to  Shaftsbury  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm  at 
the  Northward.     [Name  appears  on  a  duplicate  roll  as  John  Gleason.] 

Gleson,  Nathaniel,  Greenwich.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Dwight's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for 
billeting  [year  not  given] ;  credited  with  allowance  for  160  miles  to  and  from 
camp. 

Gleson,  Samuel,  Jr.,  Framingham.  Capt.  Jesse  Emes's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's 
(5th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt. ;  petition  addressed  to  Col.  Bullard,  dated  Framingham, 
June  1,1776,  signed  by  said  Gleason  and  others,  asking  that  the  company  be 
divided  into  two  companies. 

Gleson,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Reed's  co..  Col.  Varnum's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Jan.  1,  1776  [service  not  given]. 


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Gleson,  Thomas.  Capt.  Howden's  co.,  15th  Mass.  regt. ;  entered  service  July  19, 1779; 
discharged  April  19,  1780 ;  term,  9  months. 

Gleson,  Thomas.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Wash- 
burn, Superintendent;  Capt.  Whitney's  co..  Col.  Denny's  regt.;  age,  23  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  Feb.  24, 
1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Worcester;  term,  3  years. 

Gletson,  Jonathan,  Framingham.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co..  Col.  Calvin 
Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  March  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Framingham;  credited  to  town 
of  Framingham ;  also,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  for  March  and  May,  1778,  dated  Valley  Forge;  enlistment,  3  years; 
reported  on  guard  in  March,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's 
(4th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp  Greenwich ;  reported  sick  at 
Valley  Forge;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered  by  Col.  Barrott  (Barrett). 

Gleyson,  Joseph.  List  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by 
Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col. 
Wigglesworth's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co..  Col. 
Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  March  27,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Sandisfield; 
also,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for 
March  and  May,  1778,  dated  Valley  Forge;  reported  sick  in  camp  in  May,  1778; 
also,  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  (4th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June, 
1778,  dated  Camp  Greenwich  ;  reported  sick  at  Valle}'  Forge ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Allen's  co.,  Maj.  Porter's  battalion, 
(late)  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated 
Providence ;  enlisted  March  29,  1777 ;  reported  on  command  chopping  wood. 

Glezbn,  Benjamin,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Lenard's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel 
Wade's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  27,  1778;  enlisted  June  18,  1778;  enlist- 
ment to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  company  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Glezen,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Moulton's  co.,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Eliphalet 
Hastings  subsequent  to  Oct.  11,  1778,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.;  enlisted  June 
27,  1778;  discharged  Feb.  24,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  8  days,  travel  included,  at 
North  river;  also,  Capt.  Moulton's  co.,  Col.  Poor's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778, 
dated  Fort  Clinton ;  also,  Lieut.  Hastings's  co.,  Col.  Poor's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Nov.,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Glezen,  Jason.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Whittelsey's  co.,  3d  Berkshire  Co.  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  20, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  22, 1780 ;  service,  2  days,  on  an  alarm  at  the  West- 
ward. 

Glezen,  John.  Major,  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.;  engaged  July  28,  1780;  discharged 
Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  14  days,  travel  included;  regiment  marched  to  Rhode 
Island.    Roll  dated  HoUiston. 

Glezen,  Jonathan.  Capt.  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.;  order  for  ad- 
vance pay,  signed  by  said  Glezen  and  others,  dated  June  -,  1775. 

Glezen,  Phineas.  Muster  roll  of  Capt.  Asahel  Wheeler's  co.,  which  marched  from 
Sudbury  and  joined  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regt.  at  Roxbury,  endorsed  "  1777." 

Glezen,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Whittelsey's  co.,  3d  Berkshire  Co.  regt. ;  en- 
listed Oct.  20,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  22,  1780 ;  service,  2  days,  on  an  alarm  at  the 
Westward. 


IN   THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  503 

Glezeon,  Benjamin,  Spencer.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  belonging  to  the  town  of 
Spencer  and  raised  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched 
from  home  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  7,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  11  days,  travel 
included. 

Glezon,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  "Whittelsey's  co.,  3d  Berkshire  Co.  regt. ;  en- 
listed Nov.  5,  1780;  service,  2  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Saratoga. 

Glichee,  Joseph,  Chatham.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Free- 
man's regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  15,  1777;  service,  16  days,  on  a  secret  expedition  to 
Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Harwich. 

Glidden, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gleaden,  Gledden,  Gleden, 

Gliddon,  Gliden,  Glitten,  Glydin.] 

Glidden,  Andrevs^.  Capt.  Samuel  McCobb's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  receipt  for  ad- 
vance pay,  signed  by  said  Glidden  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  26,  1775; 
also,  ith  Corporal,  Capt.  Timothy  Heald's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt.; 
entered  service  June  30,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  27 
days,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Glidden,  Arnold,  Falmouth  (also  given  Groton).  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental 
service  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co. ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Groton ;  term,  3  years  ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Bowman's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Bige- 
low's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Sept. 
23,  1780 ;  residence,  Groton. 

Glidden,  Arnold.  Private,  Capt.  Spurr's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1778,  to  Jan.  23,  1778;  re- 
ported deserted. 

Glidden,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Archibald  McAllister's  co..  Col.  William  Jones's 
regt. ;  service,  2  days,  re-taking  and  guarding  the  mast-ship  "  Gruell ;  "  roll  dated 
New  Castle,  Sept.  15,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Archibald  McAllister's  co.,  Col.  Samuel 
McCobb's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  11,  1779 ;  service  to  Sept.  24,  1779,  2  mos.  13  days, 
on  expedition  against  Majorbagaduce. 

Glidden,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  21,  1778;  discharged  Feb.  18,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  8  days,  travel 
included,  at  North  river,  N.  Y. ;  roll  dated  Watertown  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  West  Point;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for 
Nov.,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Glidden,  John,  "Bawltown"  (Jefferson.).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  from  Col.  Joseph  North's  (2d  Lincoln  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Gardners- 
town,  Feb.  2, 1778 ;  residence,  "  Bawltown ;  "  engaged  for  town  of  "  Bawltown ;  " 
term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Spurr's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  20,  1777,  to  April  28,  1777; 
reported  slain  in  battle  April  28,  1777. 

Glidden,  Jos.,  Beverly.  Carpenter,  ship  "Pilgrim,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph 
Robinson;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  dated  Aug.  2,  1780;  age,  50  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Beverly. 

Gliddon,  Andrew,  New  Castle.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Davis's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wig- 
glesworth's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  New  Castle ;  reported  never 
joined. 

Gliddon,  Arnold.  Private,  Capt.  Munro's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  23,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
credited  to  town  of  Groton ;  also,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1778-June,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  Sept.  23  (also 
given  Sept.  13),  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  on  command  in  Jan.  and 


504  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gliddon,  Arnold,  continued. 

Feb.,  1779,  on  command  at  Newtown  in  March  and  April,  1779;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Aug.,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Salem;  reported  transferred  to  (late)  Capt.  Munro's 
CO.,  Sept.  1,  1779. 

Gliden,  .    Lieutenant,  Col.  Poor's  regt. ;  general  order  dated  Headquarters,  Ticon- 

deroga,  Sept.  1,  1776,  taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's  Orderly  Book;  said  Gliden 
reported  advanced. 

Glifford,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co. ;  enlisted  Sept.  14,  1775;  dis- 
charged Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  3  weeks,  3  days;  company  stationed  at 
Machias. 

Glin,  Robert.  Corporal,  Capt.  Henry  Tiebout's  co..  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's  (1st 
New  York)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point. 

Glinn,  John.  Capt.  Wood's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. ;  list  of  recruits  for  the  new 
establishment  approved  by  Brig.  Gen.  W.  Heath  in  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  30, 
1775;  also,  receipt  given  to  Capt.  John  Wood,  dated  Lexington,  Feb.  17,  1777, 
signed  by  said  Glinn,  for  wages,  travel  allowance,  etc.,  for  service  in  26th  regt. 
in  1776 ;  also,  receipt  given  to  Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated  Woburn,  Oct.  4, 1777,  signed 
by  Capt.  John  Wood,  for  mileage  and  subsistence  money  allowed  said  Glinn  "  while 
on  his  return  home  last  winter." 

Glison,  Joseph,  Sandisfield.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Soule's  co.,  Col.  John  Fellows's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  8, 1775;  service, 3 mos.  1  day. 

Glitten,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  service  prior  to  July  1,  1778;  said  Glitten  allowed  28  days  service 
(12  days  in  camp,  13  days  travel,  and  3  days  preceding  march). 

Glode,  Daniel,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Minot's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  wages  and  travel  allowance  to  and  from  Dorchester  Heights ;  warrant 
allowed  in  Council  Nov.  30,  1776. 

Glode,  John,  Chelmsford.  Capt.  John  Ford's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th) 
regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Glode  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
June  6,  1775;  a^so,  descriptive  list  dated  June  15,  1775;  Capt.  Ford's  co..  Col. 
Bridge's  regt. ;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  occupation, 
farmer;  residence,  Chelmsford;  enlisted  April  28,1775;  «fco.  Private,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  28, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos. 
11  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  25,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Chelmsford;  engaged 
for  town  of  Chelmsford;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  James  Varnum's  co.. 
Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
May  15,  1777,  to  May  15,  1780. 

Glode,  John.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hudson  Ballard's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 
1776 ;  reported  discharged  Sept.  30,  1776. 

Glosnet  [  ?] ,  John.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  May  10, 1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Glosnet 
by  Capt.  Dean,  Chairman  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Dedham,  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years.     [See  John  Hasnet.] 

Gloss,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Leon  "  ("  Lion  "),  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Wingate  Newman,  sworn  to  at  Boston,  July  12,  1781;  age,  24 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark. 

Glouson,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Gawen  Brown's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay 
roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  "  Gulf,"  Pa. 


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Glova,  Edmund.  Private,  Major's  co.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's) 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  21,  1777,  to  May  15 
1777 ;  reported  discharged  May  15,  1777.  '  ' 

Glover,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Glacer,  Glova,  Glovyer 

Giver,  Grover.]  ' 

Glover,  .    Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year  not 

given]  ;  residence,  Milton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Milton ;  joined  Capt.  Bussy's  co., 
Col.  Crane's  regt.     [See  Lemuel  Glover.] 

Glover,  Alexander,  Conway.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Murray  s  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Rug- 
gles  Woodbridge's  (25th)  regt.;  muster  roll  made  up  to  Aug.  1,  1775;  reported 
enlisted  Aug.  25,  1775;  also,  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Sept.  30,  1775; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge' 
Oct.  25,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore's  co.,  Col.  David  Field's  regt.^ 
enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  company 
marched  to  the  Northward  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates  and  was  dismissed 
by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  French's 
CO.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt..  Brig.  Danielson's  brigade;  enlisted  Sept.  23,  1777; 
discharged  Oct.  18, 1777;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department! 

Glover,  Alexander,  Dorchester.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Billings's  and  Lieut.  Lemuel 
Clap's  (Dorchester)  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19, 
1775;  service,  4  days;  also,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  (1st  Dorchester)  co..  Col.  Ben- 
jamin Gill's  regt.;  enlisted  March  4,  1776;  discharged  March  8,  1776;  service,  5 
days,  at  the  time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted 
March  14,  1776;  discharged  March  26,  1776;  service,  12  days;  also,  Capt.  Lemuel 
Clap's  CO.,  Col.  Pierce's  regt. ;  marched  March  1,  1778;  discharged  April  3,  1778; 
service,  1  mo.  3  days ;  company  ordered  to  march  to  Castle  Island ;  also.  Corporal,' 
Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  detachment  of  guards;  enlisted 
May  11,  1779;  discharged  June  24,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  14  days;  company 
stationed  at  Dorchester  Heights. 

Glover,  Alexander  (also  given  Jr.),  Dorchester.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Sumner's  co., 
Col.  Gill's  regt.;  marched  from  home  March  1,  1778;  discharged  April  4,  1778; 
service,  1  mo.  4  days ;  company  ordered  to  march  to  Castle  Island ;  also,  enlist- 
ment agreement,  dated  Dorchester,  June  18, 1779,  signed  by  said  Glover  and  others, 
engaging  themselves  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  town  of  Dorchester 
for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Springfield,  the  place  of 
rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged;  also,  list  of  men  received  of  Maj.  Stephen 
Badlam,  Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner;  also, 
descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  9  months,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt. 
James  Cooper,  at  Springfield,  July  19,  1779 ;  Capt.  Hall's  co..  Col.  Gill's  regt. ; 
age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  dark; 
nationality,  American;  occupation,  cordwainer;  residence,  Dorchester;  engaged 
for  town  of  Dorchester;  also,  list  of  men  who  reinlisted  for  the  war  between  Oct. 
22,  1779,  and  Nov.  24,  1779,  and  who  received  State  and  Continental  bounties,  as 
returned  by  Maj.  Joseph  PettengiU  of  9th  Mass.  battalion;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Nathan  Dix's  co..  Col.  James  Wesson's  (9th)  regt.;  Continental  Armv  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Nov.  1, 1779,  to  Dec.  31, 1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated 
Jan.  11,  1781;  Capt.  Nathan  Dix's  co.,  8th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col. 
Michael  Jackson;  rank,  Private ;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature^ 5  ft.  7  in;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  brown;  occupation,  shoemaker;  birthplace,  Dorchester;  residence, 
Dorchester;  enlisted  Oct.  26,  1779,  by  Capt.  Dix  at  West  Point;  enlistment] 
during  war. 

Glover,  Alexander.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bradley's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  14, 1777  ;  service,  3  mos.  28  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched 
to  Manchester,  Vt.,  to  join  Northern  army.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 


506  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Glover,  Daniel.  Petition  dated  Beverly,  July  15,  1778,  signed  by  Joseph  Wood, 
Town  Clerk,  in  behalf  of  the  Selectmen  of  Beverly,  asking  consideration  on 
account  of  men  who  had  moved  into  or  from  said  town  or  had  died  since  return 
made  under  resolve  of  Dec.  9, 1776,  or  who  were  unable  to  contribute  towards 
raising  the  town's  quota;  said  Glover  reported  moved  from  Marblehead,  later 
moved  from  Beverly. 

Glover,  Ebenezer,  Dorchester.  Ensign,  Capt.  Oliver  Billings's  and  Lieut.  Lemuel 
Clap's  (Dorchester)  co.,  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's  regt.,  which  assembled  April 
19,  1775;  service,  12  days;  also,  Ensign,  serving  as  Volunteer,  Capt.  Lemuel 
Clap's  (1st  Dorchester)  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.;  enlisted  March  14,  1776; 
discharged  March  26,  1776 ;  service,  12  days. 

Glover,  Edmund,  Marblehead.  Receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  Col.  John  Glover, 
in  behalf  of  said  Edmund  Glover  and  others,  his  servants,  dated  Cambridge,  June 
27,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Glover,  Jr.'s  (10th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  1, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos. 
8  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  20,  1775. 

Glover,  Edmund.  List  of  men  mustered,  as  returned  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  June  8,  1777;  Capt.  Pope's  co..  Col. 
Shepard's  regt. ;  said  Glover  reported  passed  by  Gen.  John  Glover. 

Glover,  Edmund  (also  given  Edward).  Capt.  Nathaniel  Alexander's  co..  Col. 
Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  enlisted  Feb.  21,  1777 ;  service,  4  mos.  10  days ; 
roll  certified  at  Boston  and  made  up  for  wages  to  July  1,  1777,  payment  of  which 
had  been  refused  by  Jonathan  Trumbull,  P.  M.  G.,  at  Albany,  on  account  of  said 
Glover  and  others  not  having  joined  regiment  before  said  date ;  also.  Private,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge  ;  enlistment, 
3  years;  reported  on  command  with  Gen.  Glover;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  mus- 
ter roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp  near  White  Plains ;  reported  on  command 
with  Gen.  Glover. 

Glover,  Edward,  Dorchester.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Oliver  Billings's  and  Lieut. 
Lemuel  Clap's  (Dorchester)  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's  regt.,  which  assembled 
April  19,  1775;  service,  6  days;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Seth  Sumner's  (5th) 
CO.  (South  CO.  in  Dorchester),  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  (3d  Sufiblk  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia;  list  dated  Stoughton,  March  22,  1776,  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment 
and  returned  by  Col.  Gill  to  be  commissioned ;  ordered  in  Council  March  25,  1776, 
that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  March  23,  1776;  also, 
Lieutenant,  Lieut.  William  Foster's  detachment.  Col.  Pierce's  regt. ;  joined  March 
1,1778;  discharged  April  4,  1778 ;  service,  35  days,  at  Long  Island;  also,  Capt. 
John  Ellis's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.;  engaged  June  15,  1778;  discharged 
Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  7  mos.  26  days,  travel  included;  engagement,  8  months; 
company  raised  to  fortify  passes  of  North  river,  N.  Y. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
pay  rolls  for  June-Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay 
rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Glover,  Edward,  Taunton.  Sergt.  Enos  Dean's  detachment  of  guards ;  service,  2 
days,  by  order  of  Committee  of  Correspondence,  etc.,  in  order  to  prevent  the 
escape  of  Highlanders  and  other  prisoners  from  Taunton  jail  during  the  alarm  of 
Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Wilbore's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's 
regt.;  service,  23  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  drafted  from  Taunton,  Rayn- 
ham,  and  Easton,  in  April,  1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Shaw's  co..  Col.  John  Dag- 
gett's regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  1,  1778;  service,  12  days,  at 
Rhode  Island. 

Glover,  Edward.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  (1st  Dorchester)  co..  Col,  Benjamin 
Gill's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  4,  1776;  discharged  March  8,  1776;  service,  5  daj^s, 
at  the  taking  of  Dorchester  Heights. 


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Clover,  Elisha,  Dorchester.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Billings's  and  Lieut.  Lemuel 
Clap's  (Dorchester)  co.,  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19, 
1775;  service,  12  days  ;  also,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  (1st  Dorchester)  co..  Col.  Benja- 
min Gill's  regt.;  enlisted  March  7,  1776;  discharged  March  8,  1776;  service,  2 
days,  at  the  time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted 
June  13,  1776;  discharged  June  16,  1776;  service,  3  days. 

Glover,  Elisha.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Edmund  Billings's  co.  of  North  Precinct  in  Brain- 
tree,  Col.  Jonathan  Bass's  regt.;  service,  2  days;  company  assemltled  June  13, 
1776,  to  drive  British  ships  from  Boston  harbor.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Glover,  Elisha  (also  given  Elijah).  Seaman,  brigantine  "Active,"  commanded  by 
Capt.  Allen  Hallet;  engaged  June  2,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  31,  1779;  service,  3 
mos.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Glover,  Enoch.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  (1st  Dorchester)  co..  Col.  Benjamin 
Gill's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  7,  1776 ;  discharged  March  8,  1776 ;  service,  2  days, 
at  the  time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights. 

Glover,  Enoch.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  (1st  Dorchester)  co.,  Col.  Benjamin 
Gill's  regt.;  enlisted  June  13,  1776;  discharged  June  16,  1776;  service,  3  days. 

Glover,  Enoch.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  co..  Col.  Pierce's  regt. ;  marched  March 
1,  1778;  discharged  April  8,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  8  days;  company  ordered  to 
march  to  Castle  Island.    Roll  dated  Dorchester. 

Glover,  Enoch.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  detach- 
ment of  guards  stationed  at  Dorchester  Heights;  enlisted  May  13,  1779;  dis- 
charged Aug.  12,  1779 ;  service,  3  mos. 

Glover,  Enoch.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  detach- 
ment of  guards  stationed  at  Dorchester  Heights;  enlisted  Nov.  12,  1779;  dis- 
charged Oct.  16,  1780;  service,  11  mos.  6  days. 

Glover,  Enoch,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  de- 
tachment of  guards  stationed  at  Dorchester  Heights;  enlisted  May  13,  1779;  dis- 
charged Aug.  12,  1779;  service,  3  mos. 

Glover,  Ezra,  Dorchester.    Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Billings's  and  Lieut.  Lemuel  Clap's 
(Dorchester)  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775 
service,  12  days;  also,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  (1st  Dorchester)  co..  Col.  Benjamin 
Gill's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  14, 1776 ;  discharged  March  26, 1776 ;  service,  12  days 
also,  Capt.  Stephen  Penniman's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1776 
Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Jan.  14,  1777;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777 
also,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  co..  Col.  Pierce's  regt.;  marched  March  1,  1778;  dis- 
charged April  3,  1778;   service,  1  mo.  3  days;   company  ordered  to  march  to 
Castle  Island. 

Glover,  Frederick.  Seaman,  schooner  "  Savage,"  Capt.  Bartholomew  Jackson, 
Master,  bound  on  voyage  from  Marblehead  to  Bilboa  and  return ;  portage  bill 
made  up  for  advance  wages,  dated  Marblehead,  April  14,  1777;  engaged  April  14, 
1777. 

Glover,  Gamaliel,  Deerfield.  Return  of  men  drafted  from  Hampshire  Co.  militia 
to  march  to  Horse  Neck  under  command  of  Col.  John  Mosley  [year  not  given], 
but  who  failed  to  join  regiment ;  drafted  from  Deerfield ;  drafted  into  Capt. 
French's  co. 

Glover,  George,  Wareham.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Parker's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Sproat's  regt. ;  enlisted  Jan.  9,  1778 ;  company  stationed  at  Rhode  Island  for  3 
months  from  Jan.  1,  1778;  also,  Capt.  David  Nye's  (2d  Wareham)  co.,  Col. 
Sprout's  regt. ;  service,  7  days ;  company  marched  to  Falmouth  on  an  alarm  Sept. 


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Glover,  George,  continued. 

12, 1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth 
Co.,  to  serve  until  Jan.  1,  1779,  and  endorsed  "9  months  enlistment;"  also, 
Private,  Sergt.  Elisha  Ruggles's  detachment;  detached  July  1,  1778;  discharged 
Jan.  1,  1779;  service,  6  mos. ;  company  stationed  at  Rochester  and  Wareham; 
also,  Capt.  Edward  Hammond's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  13, 1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  13, 
1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  travel  included ;  company  detached  to  serve  at  Rhode 
Island  for  the  term  of  1  month  in  a  regiment  under  Samuel  Fisher,  Command- 
ant; also,  Capt.  John  Gibbs's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  23, 
1780;  discharged  Oct.  27,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  com- 
pany detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months ;  also,  Capt.  Stephen 
Churchill's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  9, 1781 ;  discharged 
March  31,  1781 ;  service,  23  days,  at  Newport,  R.  I. ;  company  raised  by  order  of 
His  Excellency  John  Hancock  to  serve  for  40  days,  unless  sooner  discharged. 

Glover,  Henry.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.;  marched 
March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  19,  1778;  service,  28  days,  at  Roxbury  and 
Boston ;  said  Glover  with  others  detached  into  Capt.  Banna's  (Dana's)  co.  doing 
duty  at  Boston. 

Glover,  James,  Framingham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jesse  Emes's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  10  days;  also,  Capt.  Jesse  Emes's  co..  Col. 
Samuel  Bullard's  (5th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt. ;  petition  addressed  to  Col.  BuUard, 
dated  Framingham,  June  1,  1776,  signed  by  said  Glover  and  others,  asking  that 
the  company  be  divided  into  two  companies. 

Glover,  James,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Anthony 
Thomas's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

Glover,  John,  Marblehead.  Colonel,  21st  regt. ;  pay  abstract  of  field  and  staff  officers ; 
wages  allowed  said  Glover  from  April  21,  1775,  to  Aug.  1,  1775,  3  mos.  15  days; 
also.  Colonel ;  general  order  dated  Headquarters,  Cambridge,  July  22, 1775,  making 
disposition  of  the  forces  about  Boston  and  dividing  the  army  into  3  grand  divi- 
sions to  consist  of  2  brigades  each;  Col.  Glover's  regt.,  with  other  regiments,  to 
be  formed  into  a  brigade  under  the  command  of  the  senior  officer,  until  the 
pleasure  of  the  Continental  Congress  should  be  known,  and  with  another  brigade 
and  a  reserve  corps  to  be  under  the  command  of  Maj.  Gen.  Putnam  ;  also,  order 
dated  New  Castle,  Nov.  16,  1776,  signed  by  said  Glover,  Commandant,  directing 
Col.  Baldwin  to  have  returns  made  of  the  sick  in  his  regiment;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Glover's  (5th 
Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777 ;  rank, 
General;  residence,  Marblehead;  engaged  for  town  of  Marblehead;  term,  3 
years  (also  given  during  war) ;  also.  Brigadier  General ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

Glover,  John,  Milton.  Matross,  Capt.  Thomas  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Sept.  29,  1775 ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Dec. 
27,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Vose's  co. ;  service  from  April  13,  to  April 
26,  1776,  12  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Glover,  John,  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1st 
Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777;  resi- 
dence, Salem;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem;  joined  Capt.  Sumner's  co.,  Col. 
Greaton's  regt.;  term,  3  years  or  during  war;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by 
Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  19,  1777; 
Capt.  Sumner's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Sumner's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  13,  1777,  to  Sept.  1,  1777;  reported  deserted. 


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■Glover,  John,  Wilbraham.  Return  of  men  drafted  from  Hampshire  Co.  militia  to 
march  to  Horse  Neck  under  command  of  Col.  Samuel  How  [.year  not  given], 
but  who  failed  to  join  regiment;  drafted  from  Wilbraham;  drafted  into  Capt. 
Cadwill's  CO. 

Glover,  John,  Wilbraham.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  [year  not 
given] ;  residence,  Wilbraham ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston. 

Glover,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Merrill's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  (31st) 
regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment.  May  15,  1775,  to  date  of  march- 
ing to  headquarters,  July  5,  1775 ;  credited  with  51  days  allowance ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2, 
Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Glover,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Ricbards's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  25,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island  on  a  secret  expedition  ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Dedham  ;  also, 
Capt.  James  Endicott's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  20, 
1778 ;  discharged  April  5,  1778 ;  service,  17  days ;  company  marched  to  Roxbury ; 
roll  dated  Stoughton  ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Everet's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's 
regt.,  Gen.  Lovell's  brigade;  engaged  Aug.  1,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  14,  1778; 
service,  1  mo.  15  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Glover,  John,  Jr.,  Marblehead.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Lee's  co.;  list  dated 
Watertown,  June  15,  1775,  of  officers  of  companies  that  made  choice  of  John 
Glover  for  Colonel,  recommended  for  commissions  by  Committee  of  Safety  June 
22,  1775 ;  also.  Captain,  Col.  John  Glover's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
engaged  May  19,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  17  days;  also,  10th  co..  Col.  Glover's 
(21st)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  on  command. 

Glover,  Jonas.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thorne,"  commanded 
by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14,  1780;  stature,  4  ft.; 
complexion,  light. 

Glover,  Jonathan  (also  given  Jr.),  Marblehead.  Receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by 
said  Glover  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775,  and  endorsed  "Capt. 
Courtis,  Col.  Glover's  regt.;"  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Glover,  Jr.'s  (10th)  co., 
Col.  John  Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May 
20,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  16  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec. 
20,  1775. 

Glover,  Jonathan,  Salem.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Junius 
Brutus,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Leach,  dated  Salem,  June  15,  1780;  age,  35 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Salem. 

Glover,  Jonathan,  Salem.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "Salem 
Packet,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph  Cook,  sworn  to  Nov.  25, 1780 ;  age,  38  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem. 

Glover,  Jonathan.  Drummer,  Capt.  Moses  Brown's  (7th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's 
(14th)  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Feb.-Sept.,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776  (also  given 
Sept.  1,  1775). 

Glover,  Jonathan.  Seaman ;  list  of  prisoners  to  be  received  in  exchange  for  British 
prisoners  sent  to  Halifax  in  the  cartel  "  Swift,"  as  returned  by  Robert  Pierpont, 
Commissary,  dated  Oct.  9,  1777  ;  said  Glover  to  be  exchanged  for  Meshech  Ger- 
man, Seaman. 

'Glover,  Jonathan.  Petition  dated  Beverly,  July  15,  1778,  signed  by  Joseph  Wood, 
Town  Clerk,  in  behalf  of  the  Selectmen  of  Beverly,  asking  consideration  on 
account  of  men  who  had  moved  into  or  from  said  town  or  had  died  since  return 


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Glover,  Jonathan,  continued. 

made  under  resolve  of  Dec.  9,  1776,  or  who  were  unable  to  contribute  towards 
raising  the  town's  quota;  said  Glover  reported  moved  from  Marblehead;  later 
moved  from  Beverly. 

Glover,  Jonathan  (also  given  John).  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of 
Representatives,  dated  Feb.  7,  1776;  said  Glover  chosen  Colonel,  5th  Essex  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  8, 1776 ;  reported 
commissioned  Feb.  8,  1776 ;  also,  resignation  dated  Marblehead,  Feb.  4,  1779, 
signed  by  said  Glover,  stating  that  he  had  been  appointed  in  1776  to  command 
the  5th  Essex  Co.  regt.,  but  owing  to  lameness,  cares  of  business,  etc.,  was  not 
able  to  fulfil  the  duties  of  his  office,  and  asking  that  his  resignation  be  accepted; 
resignation  accepted  in  Council  Feb.  11, 1779,  and  action  concurred  in  by  House  of 
Representatives  on  same  date;  also,  Colonel,  5th  Essex  Co.  regt..  Brig.  Gen. 
Jonathan  Titcomb's  brigade ;  general  return  of  officers  and  men  for  equipment,  as 
returned  by  Adj.  Gen.  Peleg  Wadsworth,  dated  July  5,  1779. 

Glover,  Jonathan.  Receipt  dated  May  24,  1783,  signed  by  Mary  Glover,  mother  of 
said  Glover,  for  wages  for  his  service  to  May  10,  1783,  on  board  the  frigate 
"  Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  J.  Manley. 

Glover,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Fisher's  (Dedhara)  co. ;  marched  Oct.  18, 1782 ; 
discharged  Oct.  24,  1782 ;  service,  9  days,  travel  included ;  company  detached  for 
service  under  Maj.  Job  Gushing  at  Hull. 

Glover,  Joshua,  Milton.  Drummer,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Tucker's  (Milton)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
"William  Bent's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  April  27,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days ;  also,  Capt.  Bent's  co.,  36th  regt. ; 
company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Bent's  co..  Col.  Greaton's 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  1, 
1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bradley's  (Milton)  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ; 
service,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  Dorchester  Neck  March  4,  1776,  when  the 
forts  were  erected  on  the  Heights ;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Vose's  (Milton)  co. ;  service 
from  April  13  to  April  26,  1776,  12  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Wil- 
liam Badcock's  co..  Col.  Pierce's  regt. ;  marched  from  home  March  1,  1778;  dis- 
charged April  3,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  travel  included,  at  Castle  Island. 

Glover,  Josiah,  Dorchester.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Billings's  and  Lieut.  Lemuel 
Clap's  (Dorchester)  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19, 
1775 ;  service,  12  days ;  also,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  (1st  Dorchester)  co..  Col.  Benja- 
min Gill's  regt.;  enlisted  March  14,  1776;  discharged  March  26,  1776;  service,  12 
days. 

Glover,  Lemuel,  Milton  (also  given  Boston  and  Reading).  Private,  Capt.  Oliver 
Vose's  (Milton)  co.,  Col.  Robertson's  regt. ;  service,  10  days;  company  marched 
to  Roxbury  after  the  Concord  fight  and  there  did  service  before  completion  of 
standing  army;  also,  Capt.  Elijah  Vose's  co.,  36th  regt.;  company  return  dated 
Fort  No.  2  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  also,  Capt.  Vose's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  22, 
1775 ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Bad- 
cock's  CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.,  dated  Stoughton,  June  27,  1777;  residence, 
Milton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Milton;  term,  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Col.  Sheldon's 
regt.  of  dragoons ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  18, 1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  18  mos.  as  Private,  16  mos.  13  days  as  Cor- 
poral ;  also,  Corporal,  Col.  Elisha  Sheldon's  (2d)  regt.  of  light  dragoons ;  returns 
of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  said  regiment,  certified  at  Dur- 
ham April  22,  1779,  and  Fishkill,  June  18,  1779;  engaged  Feb.  18,  1777;  engaged 
for  town  of  Roxbury;  term,  during  war;  also,  same  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780 ;  reported  as  serving 


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Glover,  Lemuel,  cotitinued. 

5  mos.  as  Corporal,  7  mos.  as  Sergeant;  also,  Sergeant,  Col.  Sheldon's  (2d)  regt. 
of  light  dragoons  (also  given  10th  regt.) ;  return  made  by  Benjamin  Tallmadge, 
Major  Commandant  of  2d  regt.  of  light  dragoons,  dated  Jan.  28,  1781 ;  enlisted 
June  1,  1780,  by  Capt.  Crafts;  residence,  Boston;  enlistment,  during  war;  also, 
certificate  dated  Litchfield,  Conn.,  June  18,  1804,  signed  ))y  Benjamin  Tallmadge, 
(late)  Major  of  2d  regt.  of  light  dragoons,  stating  that  said  Glover  enlisted  in 
said  regiment  in  1779,  and  was  appointed  Sergeant  June  1,  1780,  with  which  rank 
he  served  until  the  close  of  the  war;  also,  list  dated  Boston,  March  5,  1805,  re- 
turned by  John  Avery,  Secretary,  and  J.  Jackson,  Treasurer,  of  men  who  fur- 
nished satisfactory  evidence  of  their  service  as  soldiers  and  were  entitled  to 
gratuities  under  resolves  of  March  4,  1801,  and  June  19,  1801 ;  residence,  Read- 
ing [Conn.] . 

Glover,  Lewis.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Crane's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Garish's  (Gerrish's) 
regt.;  enlisted  Nov.  1,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  2,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  2  days,  on 
expedition  to  Claverack ;  roll  dated  Stoughton ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  re- 
solve of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brio-. 
Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  9,  1780 ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ; 
complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Braintree ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  8, 
1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  9,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Jackson  of  the 
artillery ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Braintree  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  4,  1780;  discharged 
Dec.  25,  1780 ;  service,  6  mos.  3  days,  travel  included. 

Glover,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Vose's  (Milton)  co. ;  service  from  April  13  to 
April  26,  1776,  12  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Glover,  Nathan,  Gloucester.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Warner's  co..  Col.  Moses 
Little's  (17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  6,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  3  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  19  yrs.; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov. 
25,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  who  received  money  from  the  public  treasury  for  losses 
sustained  at  battles  of  Lexington  and  Bunker  Hill ;  amounts  allowed  in  Council 
June  13, 1776 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Bradbury  Sanders's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  23, 1776 ; 
service  to  Feb.  29, 1776,  7  days ;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester  for  defence  of 
seacoast;  also,  2d  Corporal,  Capt.  Sanders's  (2d)  co. ;  service  from  March  1,  1776, 
to  Aug.  31, 1776, 6  mos. ;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester  for  defence  of  seacoast; 
also,  2d  Sergeant,  same  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  1,  1776,  to  date  of  discharge,  Nov. 
18,  1776,  2  mos.  18  days ;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Glover,  Nathaniel,  Dorchester.  Private,  Lieut.  Hopestill  Hall's  (2d  Dorchester)  co., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  9  days ;  also,  Capt.  Hope- 
still  Hall's  CO.,  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  29,  1776;  service  to 
time  of  marching,  23  days. 

Glover,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Sumner's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.; 
service,  3  days ;  company  ordered  to  march  to  Moon  Island  June  12,  1776. 

Glover,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Hall,  Jr.'s  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Palmer's  regt.; 
service,  4  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  assembled  March  4,  1776 ;  also,  Capt. 
Stephen  Penniman's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1776-Feb., 
1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  13,  1776 ;  credited  to  town  of  Stoughton ;  regiment  raised  to 
serve  until  March  1,  1777. 

Glover,  Nathaniel.  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Samuel  Foster's  detachment.  Col.  Pierce's 
regt.;  joined  March  1,  1778;  discharged  April  4,  1778;  service,  35  days,  at  Long 
Island. 


512  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Glover,  Nathaniel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's 
detachment  of  guards  stationed  at  Dorchester  Heights;  enlisted  May  11,  1779; 
discharged  Aug.  10,  1779 ;  service,  3  mos. 

Glover,  Nathaniel.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Foster  Williams ;  engaged  May  12, 1779 ;  service  to  Sept.  6,  1779,  3  mos.  26  days ; 
stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  nationality,  American.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Glover,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  de- 
tachment of  guards  stationed  at  Dorchester  Heights ;  enlisted  Nov.  12,  1779 ;  ser- 
vice, 5  mos.  20  days. 

Glover,  Peter.  Capt.  Benjamin  Ward,  Jr.'s  co. ;  company  receipt  given  to  Daniel 
Hopkins  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  dated  Salem,  Sept.  25,  1775;  also.  Private, 
same  CO. ;  enlisted  July  11,  1775;  service,  6  mos.  5  days;  company  stationed  at 
Salem  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Glover,  Robert,  Marshfield.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Baley's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  dated  Jan.  10,  1776;  reported 
as  encamped  with  Brig.  Gen.  Thomas's  brigade. 

Glover,  Robert,  Pembroke.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  re- 
turned as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  July  8,  1780;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Pembroke;  marched  to  camp  July  8,  1780,  under  command 
of  Ebenezer  Kent,  Esq. ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  l)y  the  town  of 
Pembroke  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  4, 
1780;  discharged  Nov.  20,  1780;  service,  4  mos.  27  days,  travel  included. 

Glover,  Samuel,  Marblehead.  Receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  Col.  John  Glover, 
in  behalf  of  said  Samuel  Glover  and  others,  his  servants,  dated  Cambridge,  June 
27,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Glover,  Jr.'s  (10th)  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  1, 1775;  service, 3  mos. 
8  days;  also,  companv  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  20,  1775. 

Glover,  Samuel,  Sturbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Martin's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Learned's  regt.,  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  8  days;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Martin's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  10,  1777,  to  Dec. 
31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan. -Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van 
Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Half  Moon  ;  enlisted  March  10, 1777; 
enlistment,  3  years;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  dated  Feb.  3,  1778;  resi- 
dence, Sturbridge;  enlisted  for  town  of  Sturbridge;  mustered  by  Muster  Master 
for  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April, 
1779,  dated  Providence ;  also.  Major's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  10,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Abel 
Mason's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt.;  enlisted  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8, 
1780 ;  service,  13  days,  travel  included,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island ;  company 
marched  to  TiVerton. 

Glover,  Samuel  K.,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  John  Hall,  Jr.'s  co.  of  Minute-men  of 
North  Parish  in  Braintree,  Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled 
April  19,  1775,  and  also  April  29,  1775 ;  service,  7  days. 

Glover,  Thomas,  Gloucester  (also  given  Cape  Ann).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Gloucester;  engaged  for  town 
of  Gloucester;  also,  Private,  Major's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  list 


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Glover,  Thomas,  continued. 

of  deserters  dated  Camp  Ten  Eyck,  Aug.  27,  1780;  residence,  Cape  Ann;  de- 
serted Feb.  20,  1777. 

Glover,  Thomas,  Milton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bradley's  (Milton)  co..  Col.  Lemuel 
Robinson's  regt. ;  service,  13  days,  after  the  Concord  fight  and  before  completion 
of  standing  army;  also,  Capt.  William  Bent's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days; 
also,  Capt.  Bent's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775; 
also,  Capt.  Bent's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  1,  1775;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Bradley's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.,  dated 
Stoughton,  June  27, 1777 ;  residence,  Milton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Milton ;  joined 
Capt.  Bussey's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered 
by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  13, 1777 ; 
Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin  Frothingham's  co.,  Col.  John 
Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March 
13,  1777,  to  March  10,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Frothingham's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (3d 
Artillery)  regt. ;  return  for  gratuity  dated  Park  near  Morristown,  Jan.  28,  1780; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  23,  1780;  age, 
34  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Milton; 
marched  to  camp  July  23,  1780,  under  command  of  Sergt.  Charles  Newcomb; 
also.  Corporal ;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Milton  for  service 
in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  1, 1780;  discharged  Dec.  23, 
1780;  service,  6  mos.  3  days,  travel  included ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  for  Con- 
tinental service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  May  15,  1781; 
engaged  for  town  of  Milton. 

Glover,  Thomas,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Anthony 
Thomas's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  Freedom  Chamberlain's  co..  Gen.  John 
Thomas's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  9, 1775 ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Turner's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt. ;  marched 
Sept.  28,  1777  ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island ;  also, 
Capt.  James  Harlow's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  5, 1778 ;  service, 
8  mos.  8  days  ;  company  raised  for  8  months  to  guard  the  passage  of  North  river ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  order  for  wages,  dated  Plympton,  April  20, 
1779,  payable  to  Perez  Houloand  (Rowland). 

Glover,  Thomas,  Stoughton.  Capt.  Peter  Talbot's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  6  days ;  said  Glover 
probably  an  officer  serving  as  volunteer. 

Glover,  Thomas,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Leach's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's 
regt. ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  from  Stoughton  March  4, 1776,  to  fortify 
Dorchester  Heights;  also,  Capt.  Simeon  Leach's  co.  of  guards.  Col.  Benjamin 
Gill's  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  marched  from  Stoughton  to  Braintree 
March  21,  1776,  when  British  ships  lay  in  Boston  harbor;  also,  Capt.  Stephen 
Penniman's  co.,  Col.  Francis's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and 
from  camp,  etc.,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  Nov.  29,  1776;  credited  with  allowance 
for  1  day ;  company  drafted  from  Hingham,  Braintree,  Dorchester,  Stoughtonham, 
Milton,  and  Stoughton. 

Glover,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Thayer's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  14,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  9, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days, 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and 
stationed  at  West  Point.     [See  Thomas  Grover.] 


514  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Glover,  William,  Lynn.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  "Wilkens's  co.,Col.  Wigglesworth's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Albany  home,  sworn  to  Jan.  15, 1777. 

Glover,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Swan's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ; 
service,  24  days;  company  marched  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  April  18,  1777;  roll  dated 
Stoughton ;  also,  Capt.  James  Endicott's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt. ; 
enlisted  March  20,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  18  days;  company 
marched  to  Roxbury;  roll  dated  Stoughton;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Holden's  co., 
Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (SuflFollv  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  23,  1780;  discharged 
Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  10  days,  travel  included;  company  i-aised  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Glower,  John,  New  Gloucester.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Merrill's  co.  [Col.  Edmund 
Phinney's  regt.]  ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  enlisted  May  15, 1775. 

Glotd,   .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Cloyd,  Glode,  Gloyde.] 

Glotd,  Asa,  Bridgewater.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Mitchell's  co..  Col.  Simeon  Cary's 
regt. ;  service  between  time  of  enlistment  and  time  of  marching,  5  days ;  roll  dated 
Bridgewater,  April  2,  1776  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Zebedee  Snell's  co.,  3d  Plymouth  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to 
order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777;  residence,  Bridgewater;  engaged  for  town  of 
Bridgewater;  joined  Capt.  John  Porter's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  term, 
3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  between  March  22  and  March  27,  1777,  by 
James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co. ;  Capt.  John  Porter's  co..  Col. 
Michael  Jaclison's  regt. ;  age,  19  yvs. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co..  Col. 
Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  March  17,  1777,  to  March  17,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col. 
Edward  Wigglesworth's  (-ith)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  March  and  May,  1778,  dated 
Valley  Forge;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp 
Greenwich;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  Allen's 
CO.,  Maj.  Porter's  battalion,  (late)  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  March  17,  1777;  reported  on 
command  at  Updike  Newtown. 

Gloyd,  Benjamin,  Woburn.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Walker's  co..  Col.  David  Greene's 
(2d  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  9  daj's;  also,  list  of  train  band  of  the  3d  Woburn  co.  under  the 
command  of  Capt.  Timothy  Winn,  dated  May  13,  1775;  also,  Capt.  John  Wood's 
CO.,  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  15,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  22  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct., 
1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge, 
Nov.  15,  1775 ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Joshua  Walker's  8th  (Woburn)  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Fox's  (2d  Middlesex 
Co.)  regt.,  dated  Woburn,  Jan.  20,  1778;  residence,  Wobui-n;  engaged  for  town 
of  Woburn ;  joined  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  term,  3  j'ears ; 
reported  mustered  by  Col.  Barrott;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co..  Col. 
Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  fi-om  April  15,  1777,  to  Aug.  30,  1779 ;  reported  deserted  Aug.  30,  1779 ; 
also,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  (ith)  regt.;  muster 
rolls  for  March  and  May,  1778,  dated  Valley  Forge ;  reported  sick  in  camp  in 
March,  1778,  on  fatigue  duty  in  Maj%  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp  Greenwich;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for 
Oct.,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co.,  Maj.  Porter's  battalion,  (late)  Col.  Wig- 
glesworth's regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence; 
enlisted  April  15,  1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Allen's  co. ;  list  of  deserters  from  Lieut.  Col. 
Calvin  Smith's  (13th)  regt.,  endorsed  "July  13,1780;"  age,  33  yrs. ;  stature,  5 
ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  yeoman;  birthplace,  Read- 
ing ;  residence,  Woburn ;  deserted  Aug.  -,  1779. 


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Gloyd,  Daniel,  Woburn.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  ia  the  Continental  Array  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Woburn ;  engaged  for  town  of  Woburn. 

Gloyd,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  William  Tupper's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  1,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  13  days,  at 
Boston.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Middleborough. 

Gloyd,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Strong's  co.,  Col.  Sears's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  10,  1781 ;  marched  to  Albany  Aug.  17,  1781 ;  discharged 
Nov.  20, 1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days,  at  Saratoga. 

Gloyd,  Jacob,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitchell's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775, 
to  Marshfield ;  service,  3  days. 

Gloyd,  Jacob,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Bass's 
regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  assembled  at  Braintree  June  13,  1776,  upon 
orders  to  march  to  Horse  Neck,  and  June  24,  1776,  upon  orders  to  march  to  Nan- 
tasket;  also,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawen's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  enlisted 
March  25,  1778;  discharged  April  7,  1778;  service,  13  days,  with  guards  at  Rox- 
bury  ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  2,  1778  [service  not  given]  ;  company  stationed  at  Rhode  Island  for 
6  months  from  July  1,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  John  Cutler's  co.,  Col.  Wade's  regt. ;  en- 
gaged July  2,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  2  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Nov.  6,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  1, 
1778. 

Gloyd,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Harwood's  co.,  Col.  John  Dickinson's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  19, 1777 ;  discharged  July  31, 1777 ;  service,  15  days,  travel  included ; 
company  marched  to  Manchester  to  join  forces  under  Col.  Warner  on  an  alarm. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Chesterfield. 

Gloyd,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  William  Ward's  (Plantation  No.  5,  now  Huntington) 
CO.,  (late)  Col.  Ezra  May's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777 ;  dis- 
charged Aug.  22,  1777 ;  service,  5  days ;  company  inarched  to  Bennington  on  an 
alarm. 

Gloyd,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Warner's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  21  days,  travel 
included,  on  expedition  to  Northern  department. 

Gloyd,  Jacob,  Jr.,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co.,  Col.  Edward 
Mitchell's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775,  to  Marshfield ;  service,  3  days. 

Gloyd,  James,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Mitchell's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775, 
to  Marshfield;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co.,  Col.  Edward 
Mitchel's  regt..  Gen.  Cushing's  brigade ;  service,  1  week  1  day ;  company  marched 
from  Abington  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  Dec.  9,  1776,  by  order  of  the  Brigadier  on  an 
alarm. 

Gloyd,  James,  Jr.  Corporal,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitchel's  regt. ; 
service,  5  days ;  company  marched  from  Abington  to  "  The  Farms  in  Braintree  " 
March  4,  1776. 

Gloyd,  Joseph,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Belcher's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel 
Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  2,  1778  [service  not  given]  ;  company  stationed  at 
Rhode  Island  for  6  months  from  July  1,  1778;  also,  Capt.  John  Cutler's  co..  Col. 
Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  July  2,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  2  days,  at  Rhode 
Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17, 
Nov.  6,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  1,  1778. 


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Glotd,  Thomas,  Abington.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  15,  1780;  age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town 
of  Abington ;  marched  to  camp  July  15,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  James 
Cooper;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct. 
25,  1780. 

Gloyd,  Thomas.  Fifer,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitchel's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 5  days;  company  marched  from  Abington  to  "The  Farms  in  Braintree  " 
March  4,  1776. 

Gloyd,  Thomas.  Petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gloyd 
and  others  belonging  to  a  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for  increase  and  pay- 
ment of  wages. 

Gloyde,  Jacob,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co.,  Gen.  John  Thomas's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1 
week,  5  daj's ;  also,  company  retm-n  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  6, 1775. 

Gloyde,  Jacob,  Jr.,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co..  Gen.  John 
Thomas's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.,  1  week,  5  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gloyde,  James,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co.,  Gen.  John  Thomas's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775  ;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1 
week,  5  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gloyde,  John,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8 
days ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co..  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  5 
days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gloyde,  Thomas,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  15 


Gloyde,  Thomas.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Abington  for  ser- 
vice in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  10,  1780;  dis- 
charged Dec.  12,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  14  days,  travel  included. 

Gloyon,  James,  Marlborough,  Capt.  Amasa  Cranston's  co. ;  company  return  en- 
dorsed "  1776;  "  said  Gloyon  reported  at  White  Plains;  also  reported  as  having 
lost  articles  in  battle;  company  probably  belonged  to  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. 

Glver,  Samuel,  Sturbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Martin's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Learned's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Glydin,  Andrew.  Capt.  Samuel  McCobb's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  certificate  dated 
Cambridge,  June  24,  1775,  stating  that  said  Glydin  and  others  were  in  need  of 
cartridge  boxes ;  cartridge  boxes  later  receipted  for  by  Capt.  McCobb. 

Glyn,  John,  Waltham.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Childs's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp 
Prospect  Hill;  enlisted  May  1, 1775;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  also,  company  return 
dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Glyn,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Whiting's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whetcomb's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1776;  discharged 
Sept.  9,  1776. 

Glynn,  ■ .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Glin,  Glinn,  Glyn.] 


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Glynn,  John,  Waltham.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Childs's  co.,  Col.  William  Bond's 
(late  Gardner's)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  mone}'  dated 
Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Gltnn,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wood's  co.,  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ; 
pay  abstracts  for  Feb. -May,  1776;  also,  pay  abstract  for  June,  1776,  dated  New 
York. 

Gltnn,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  James  Swan's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ; 
service  from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to  Nov.  1, 1776,  3  mos. ;  reported  as  serving  for  Nathan 
Johnson  ;  roll  dated  Boston ;  also,  Gunner,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  Nov. 
1,  1776,  to  Dec.  1,  1776;  roll  dated  Boston;  also,  Capt.  Philip  Marett's  (1st)  co.. 
Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  Dec.  1,  1776,  to  May  8,  1777, 
5  mos.  7  days. 

GoADARD,  Moses,  Northborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Wood's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Ward's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775. 

GoALD,  Bamian.  Private ;  list  of  men  serving  on  main  guard  under  Lieut.  Col. 
L.  Baldwin,  dated  June  22,  1775. 

GoALD,  Benjamin,  Bolton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Hastings's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whit- 
comb's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

GoALDSMiTH,  Samuel.  Seaman,  ship  "Union,"  Richard  James,  Master,  bound  on 
voyage  from  port  of  Falmouth  to  France ;  portage  bill  made  up  for  advance  wages 
for  1  month,  dated  Boston,  Dec.  2,  1777;  engaged  Dec.  18  [year  not  given]. 

GoAR,  Edward.  Private,  Capt.  Acter  Patten's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  6, 1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  25, 1779 ;  service,  2  mos.  19  days,  on  Penob- 
scot expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Lincoln  Co.  and  certified  at  Topsham. 

Goarding,  Joseph  (also  given  Josiah),  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Put- 
nam's co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1779;  service  to  Dec.  1, 
1779,  4  mos.  3  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec, 
1779,  allowing  1  mo.  6  days  service,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Goat,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Hunt's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  April  3,  1778;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777  ;  reported 
deceased ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  in  Camp 
near  Valley  Forge;  enlisted  Dec.  25,  1776;  enlistment,  3  years. 

GoATLEY,  Bartholomew,  Albany.  Matross,  Capt.  Buckland's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1778,  to  Sept.  16, 
1779 ;  reported  deserted  Sept.  16,  1779. 

GoDARD,  Ebenezer.  Corporal,  Capt,  Jotham  Houghton's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  engaged  July  31,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  14,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  15  days; 
company  raised  for  6  weeks  service  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Petersham. 

GoDARD,  Edward.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Capt.  John  Maynard's  co..  Col. 
Job  Cushing's  regt.;  marched  Sept.  29,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777;  service, 
24  days,  travel  included ;  detachment  marched  to  Stillwater  for  30  days  under 
command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Wheelock  on  an  alarm.    Roll  dated  Shrewsbury. 

GoDARD,  Elias.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel 
included  ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  for  3  months. 

GoDARD,  John,  Fitchburg  (also  given  Northborough).  Descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20, 
1782;  Capt.  Eliphalet  Thorp's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  J.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  age,  17 
(also  given  18)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light  (also 
given  brown) ;  occupation,  laborer  (also  given  farmer) ;  birthplace,  Northborough ; 
residence,  Fitchburg  (also  given  Northborough) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Fitchburg; 


518  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GoDAED,  John,  continued. 

engaged  March  23,  1781;  term,  3  j'ears;  also,  Capt.  Thorp's  co.,  7th  Mass.  regt. ; 
list  of  men  tried  by  courts-martial  subsequent  to  Jan.  1, 1781 ;  said  Godard  tried 
May  14,  1781,  hy  regimental  court-martial,  Capt.  Lincoln,  President,  on  charge  of 
disorderly  behavior  and  insulting  Sergt.  Pike ;  reported  acquitted. 

Godard,  Josiah,  Northborough.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  8,  1776 ;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  1  mo.  23  days. 

Godard,  Robert,  Sutton.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Bolster's  co.,  Col.  Learned's  regt.; 
company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  7,  1775. 

GoDBA,  John.  Private,  Capt  Ephraim  Hathaway's  co.,  Col.  Pope's  (Bristol  Co.) 
regt. ;  service,  20  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  company 
marched  to  camp  at  Bristol  and  from  thence  to  Rowland's  Ferry.  Roll  dated 
Dighton. 

GoDDARD,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goadard,  Godard,  God- 

derd,  Goddord,  Goddrd,  Goderd,  Godhard,  Godward,  Goodard,  Gooddard,  Good- 
ing, Goodward.] 

GoDDARD,  Benjamin,  Cambridge  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thatcher's  co., 
Col.  Gardner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4 
days. 

GoDDARD,  Benjamin,  Grafton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Aaron  Kimball's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Hon.  Artemas  AVard's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  dis- 
charged May  18,  1775;  service,  4  weeks. 

GoDDARD,  Benjamin,  Shrewsbury.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Artemas  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge ;  service,  18  days ;  reported  returned  home. 

GoDDARD,  Benjamin.  List  dated  Cambridge,  May  11,  1776,  of  men  returned  as  having 
served  as  guards  to  prevent  the  rescue  of  prisoners. 

GoDDARD,  Daniel,  Shrewsbury.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Artemas  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge;  service,  10  days;  reported  returned  home. 

GoDDARD,  Daniel.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Asa  Rice's  (2d)  co.,  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt. 
of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  Sept.  12, 1777 ;  a^so,  1st  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Asa  Rice's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (6th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ; 
list  of  officers  endorsed  "  Jan.  1,  1778." 

GoDDARD,  David.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for 
Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Blanchard's  co.,  Col.  Wesson's  regt. ;  mustered  June  13, 
1777;  term,  3  years. 

GoDDARD,  Ebenezer,  Athol.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service  to  April 
23,  1775,  5  days ;  also,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co.,  Col.  B.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goddard  and  others,  dated  Cam- 
bridge Camp,  June  20,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775  J  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  14  days. 

GoDDAHD,  Ebenezer.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Lord's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's 
regt.;  engaged  Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  26,  1777;  service,  10  days,  travel 
included;  company  marched  from  Athol  to  Bennington. 

Goddard,  Ebenezer,  Jr.,  Athol.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co..  Col.  B.  Rug- 
gles Woodbridge's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  8  days. 


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GoDDARD,  Eber.  Receipt  dated  Worcester,  May  8,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  God- 
dard  by  Amos  Parker,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  2  of  the  town  of  Shrewsbury,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

GoDDAiiD,  Edward,  Shrewsbury.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Asa  Rice,  dated  Shrewsbury, 
Dec.  15,  1777;  residence,  Shrewsbury;  engaged  for  town  of  Shrewsbury;  joined 
Capt.  John  Hood's  co.  of  mechanics  (artificers) ;  term,  3  years. 

GoDDARD,  Edward.  Private,  Capt.  John  Oliver's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  28,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  28  days,  including 
travel  home ;  company  served  as  reinforcements  to  the  Northern  army  at  the  time 
of  the  reduction  of  Gen.  Burgoyne. 

GoDDARD,  Edward,  Jr.,  Shrewsbury.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Artemas  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775, 
to  Cambridge;  service,  18  days;  reported  returned  home. 

Goddard,  Elias,  Boston.  Sergeant,  Capt.  -Lemuel  Trescott's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  12,  1775;  service, 
2  mos.  24  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Goddard,  Elias.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster 
Williams ;  engaged  May  12, 1779 ;  service  to  Sept.  6, 1779,  3  mos.  26  days ;  stature 
5  ft.  7  in.;  nationality,  American.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Goddard,  Garner  (also  given  Gardner),  Northborough.  List  of  men  mustered  by 
Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.,  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  until 
Jan.  1,  1780;  Capt.  Merriam's  co..  Col.  Whitney's  regt.;  engaged  for  town  of 
Bolton;  mustered  July  21,  1779;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Fish's  co..  Col. 
Nathan  Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  July  23,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  17,  1779;  service, 
4  mos.  29  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  4  days  service,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned 
as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass. 
regt.,  at  Springfield,  July  6,  1780;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion, 
dark  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Northborough  ;  marched  to  camp  July  6,  1780,  under 
command  of  Lieut.  Taylor  of  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Northborough  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during 
1780;  marched  July  2,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  6,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  15  days, 
travel  included. 

Goddard,  James.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Lord's  13th  (Athol)  co..  Col.  Nathan 
Sparhawk's  (7th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by 
the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  dated  Petersham,  March  24, 1776 ;  ordered 
in  Council  April  6,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commis- 
sioned April  5,  1776. 

Goddard,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
service  from  Aug.  10, 1778,  to  Sept.  13, 1778, 1  mo.  5  days,  at  Rhode  Island.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Lancaster. 

Goddard,  John,  Roxbury.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Hopestill  Hall's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Rob- 
inson's regt. ;  enlisted  Jan.  31,  1776 ;  service  to  time  of  marching,  21  days.  Roll 
dated  Dorchester. 

Goddard,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Warrin's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Wheelock ;  enlisted  Sept.  27,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  13,  1777 ;  service, 
24  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  30  days  service ;  roll  sworn  to  in 
Worcester  Co.;  also,  Capt.  Reuben  Sibley's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.; 
marched  July  30,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  16  days,  at 
Rhode  Island;  roll  dated  Sutton. 


520  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GoDDAED,  John.  (Late)  Conductor  of  stores  to  the  army ;  council  warrant  dated  May 
10,  1779,  drawn  in  favor  of  said  Goddard  on  account  of  a  balance  settled  by  the 
committee  appointed  to  audit  accounts. 

Goddard,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  SuflFolk  Co.  in  1779  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Arm}';  Capt.  Heath's  co. ;  age,  53  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  com- 
plexion, dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Roxbury;  delivered  to  Ensign  Edward 
White;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlara,  Superin- 
tendent for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Sept. 
20,  1779. 

Goddard,  John.  Surgeon,  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service 
July  12,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  2,  1780;  service,  114  days;  regiment  raised  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months;  also,  petition  dated  Boston,  Nov.  30, 
1780,  signed  by  said  Goddard  and  others,  officers  in  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  regt., 
asking  that  wages  be  allowed  them  and  others  for  3  mos.  service  as  a  reinforce- 
ment to  the  Continental  Army  in  1780. 

Goddard,  John.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Crow  Cotton's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Theophi- 
lus  Cotton's  (1st  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commis- 
sioned Oct.  28,  1778;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Cotton's  co. ;  service,  2  days: 
company  marched  to  guard  prisoners  from  the  British  ship  "Somerset;"  roll 
dated  Plymouth,  Nov.  10,  1778;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Stephen  Churchill's 
CO.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt. ;  engaged  March  7,  1781 ;  discharged  March 
31,  1781;  service,  25  days,  at  Newport,  R.  I.;  company  raised  by  order  of  His 
Excellency  John  Hancock  to  serve  for  40  days,  unless  sooner  discharged. 

Goddard,  John.  Receipt  dated  Groton,  Feb.  6,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Goddard 
by  Class  No.  8  of  the  town  of  Groton  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  years;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said 
county;  age,  16  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes, 
light ;  occupation,  farmer ;  engaged  March  23, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Groton  ; 
term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Thorp's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  muster 
roll  for  June,  1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Philipsburgh ;  also, 
muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Peekskill ;  reported  on  duty  with 
horse  guards  in  Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Jan.,  1782,  dated 
York  Hutts ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Huts  and  sworn  to  at  West 
Point;  also,  4th  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  return  for  May,  1782,  and  an 
account  of  the  clothing  received  between  Nov.  1, 1781,  and  May  31, 1782 ;  reported 
in  the  Laboratory  at  West  Point  under  Col.  Crane;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  C. 
Allen's  (8th)  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  May-Aug.,  1783;  balance  of 
term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  6  months ;  also,  order  dated  Jan.  6,  1784,  for  wages 
for  May-Dec.  [year  not  given],  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on 
account  of  wages. 

Goddard,  Josiah,  Northborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Gen.  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  1  mo. 
1  day  ;  also,  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  company 
order  for  advance  wages  for  1  month,  etc.,  endorsed  "  Hull,  July  15, 1776 ; "  also, 
Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  4  mos. 
IJ  days. 

Goddard,  Josiah  (also  given  Jr.),  Northborough.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  dated  Northborough,  Feb.  14,  1778,  and  sworn  to  by  Capt. 
Timothy  Brigham ;  residence,  Northborough ;  engaged  for  town  of  Northborough ; 
joined  Capt.  Walcot's  co..  Col.  Marshal's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  Sept.  19, 1780 ;  also, 
Private,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  15,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Bolton; 


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GoDDARD,  JosiAH  (also  siven  Jr.),  continued. 

credited  to  town  of  Northborough ;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Walcotfs  (8th)  co.,  Col. 
Marshall's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  also,  Lieut. 
Colouers  (late  Capt.  Wallcut's)  co.,  Col.  Marshall's  (10th)  regt. ;  account  of 
clothing  delivered  for  the  year  1778;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Walcutt's  co.,  Col.  Mar- 
shall's regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted 
Sept.  15,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  on  detachment  in  Jan.,  1779;  also, 
Lieut.  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Sept.  20,  1780. 

GoDDAED,  JosiAH,  Suttou.  Sergeant,  Capt.  James  Greenwood's  co.,  Col.  Learned's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775, 
to  Roxbury ;  service,  2^  days. 

GoDDARD,  JosiAH.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's 
regt.;  service,  17  days;  company  marched  from  Sutton  to  Providence,  R.  I., 
Dec.  10,  1776,  on  an  alarm. 

GoDDARD,  JosiAH.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  C.  Allen's  (8th)  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1783 ;  balance  of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  5  months ; 
reported  in  Quartermaster  General's  service.     [See  John  Goddard.] 

GoDDARD,  Levi,  Northborough.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newball,  Muster 
Master  for  Worcester  Co.,  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  until  Jan.  1,  1780;  Capt. 
Brigham's  co.,  Col.  Cushing's  regt.;  mustered  July  13,  1779;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Thomas  Fish's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1779;  discharged 
Dec.  17,  1779;  service,  4  mos.  24  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  4  days  service,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood,  of 
6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Springfield,  July  6,  1780;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.; 
complexion,  dark ;  engaged  for  town  of  Northborough;  marched  to  camp  July 
6,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Taylor  of  2d  Mass.  Line ;  also,  pay  roll  for 
e'months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Northborough  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Army  during  1780;  marched  July  2,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  3,  1780;  service,  5 
mos.  12  days,  travel  included. 

GODDARD,  Luther.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  McNall's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Peirce ;  enlisted  May  12,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  24  days,  at  Tiver- 
ton, R.  I. 

Goddard,  Moses,  Athol.  Private,  Capt.  William  Warner's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  pay  roll  for  advance  pay,  travel  allowance  to  camp,  etc.,  dated  Camp  at 
Hull,  June  18,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Warner's  co. ;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay 
for  1  month,  etc.,  dated  Hull,  June  22,  1776;  also,  petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull, 
Sept.  17, 1776,  signed  by  said  Goddard  and  others  belonging  to  a  battalion  stationed 
at  Hull,  asking  for  increase  and  payment  of  wages;  also,  Private,  Capt.  William 
Warner's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  service  from  May  15,  1776,  4  days 
prior  to  marching,  to  Nov.  1,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt-;  pay  roll  for  Nov., 
1776,  certified  at  Boston  ;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Thomas  Lord's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Spar- 
hawk's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1777  ;  discharged  Aug.  26,  1777 ;  service,  10  days, 
travel  included ;  company  marched  from  Athol  to  Bennington. 

Goddard,  Moses,  Northborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Wood's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Ward's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  14,  1775;  service,  18 
days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dorchester, 
Jan.  5,  1776. 


522  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

■GoDDARD,  Moses.  Corporal,  Lieut.  Amos  Fairbank's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.; 
entered  service  Sept.  6,  1777;  marched  Sept.  8,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  24  days, 
under  Brig.  Gen.  Warner;  reported  furloughed  Nov.  29,  1777;  company  drafted 
from  militia  and  marched  to  join  Continental  Army  at  the  Northward. 

GoDDARD,  Moses.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  Aug.  29,  1782,  signed  by  John  Popkin, 
Muster  Master,  stating  that  he  had  received  said  Goddard  of  Maj.  Jonathan 
Champney,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  2  of  the  town  of  Southborough,  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Goddard,  Nathaniel,  Cambridge.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thatcher's  co.,  Col.  Gard- 
ner's regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days ;  also, 
Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp,  Oct. 
31,  1776;  also,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  27, 
1776;  discharged  Nov.  12,  1776;  service,  1  mo.  27  days,  travel  included;  roll 
dated  North  Castle;  also,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. ;  joined  Sept.  4,  1778;  dis- 
charged Sept.  11,  1778. 

Goddard,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's 
(Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  10, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  12, 1777;  service, 
1  mo.  8  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department. 

Goddard,  Nathaniel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy 
Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  entered  service  Dec.  23,  1776; 
discharged  April  1,  1777;  service,  100  days;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  24, 
1777 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  23,  1777 ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan 
Whitney's  (7th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Wells's  (5th  Hampshire  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ; 
list  of  officers ;  commissioned  June  19, 1780;  also,  3d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Isaac  New- 
ton's CO.,  Col.  S.  Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  engaged  July  4,  1780 ;  dis- 
charged Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  16  days,  travel  included;  company  raised 
to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Goddard,  Robert,  Sutton.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Bolster's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8 
days. 

Goddard,  Robert.  Corporal,  Capt.  Abijah  Burbank's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt.; 
marched  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  12  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

Goddard,  Robert,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's 
regt. ;  service,  17  days ;  company  marched  from  Sutton  to  Providence,  R.  I., 
Dec.  10,  1776,  on  an  alarm. 

Goddard,  Samuel,  Boston.  Sergeant,  Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  21,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
credited  to  town  of  Boston ;  also,  Capt.  Gawen  Brown's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  "  Gulf,"  Pa.;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  rolls 
for  June-Aug.,  1778,  dated  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for 
Sept.,  1778,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  Lieut.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Jackson's 
regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778,  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Garrison  at  Pawtuxet ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779;  also,  Capt.  William  Scott's 
(4th)  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Garrison  at 
Pawtuxet;  enlisted  May  21,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  certificate  endorsed 
"  June  26, 1779,"  signed  by  Ensign  Edward  Phelon,  of  Col.  Jackson's  corps,  stating 
that  said  Goddard,  a  soldier  in  Col.  Jackson's  regt.,  engaged  in  said  regiment 
May  26,  1777,  in  Capt.  Gawen  Brown's  co.,  had  discharged  his  duty  as  became  a 
soldier,  and  had  not  been  absent  without  permission ;  also.  Sergeant,  4th  co..  Col. 
Jackson's  regt.;  return  dated  Providence,  July  8,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Thomas 
Turner's  (5th)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  same  co. 


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GoDDARD,  Samuel,  continued. 

and  regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence ;  reported 
transferred  to  light  infantry ;  also,  Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Jaclison's  regt. ;  return 
made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also,  Capt.  Turner's  (5th) 
CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  May  22,  1780;  reported  discharged  May  22,  1780;  also,  return  certified 
at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col. 
Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachu- 
setts in  CoL  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment 
under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of 
April  9,  1779 ;  enlisted  May  22,  1777 ;  reported  promoted  to  Sergeant  July  10, 
1777 ;  family  reported  as  at  Boston ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  July  8,  1780;  age,  29  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Boston;  marched  to  camp  July  8,  1780,  under  command  of 
Ebenezer  Kent,  Esq. ;  also.  Sergeant;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the 
town  of  Boston  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  1, 
1780;  discharged  Dec.  14,1780;  service,  5  mos.  24  days,  travel  included ;  also, 
Capt.  William  North's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt.;  service  from 
July  8,  1780,  to  Aug.  1,  1780,  24  days;  also,  descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan. 
9,  1781,  made  by  Edward  Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had 
enlisted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months  from  the  time 
of  arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  received 
bounty  and  mileage  due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter;  Capt.  Brailsford's  co. ;  age, 
26  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  light. 

GoDDARD,  Samuel,  Shrewsbury  (also  given  Westborough  and  Hopkinton).  Private, 
Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  April  28, 1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days;  a/so,  company  return  dated 
Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  13, 1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Asa  Rice,  dated  Shrews- 
bury, Dec.  15,  1777;  residence,  Shrewsbury;  engaged  for  town  of  Shrewsbury; 
joined  Capt.  John  Hood's  co. ;  term,  3  years;  reported  a  painter ;  a^so.  Private, 
Col.  Jeduthan  Baldwin's  regt.  of  artificers ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Dec.  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Pattin's  co.. 
Gen.  Knox's  (Artillery)  artificers;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt.  William  Sizer's  co.  of  artificers; 
return  dated  Morristown,  July  26,  1780,  made  by  Jeduthan  Baldwin,  Colonel  of 
Engineers  and  Lieut.  Col.  Commandant  of  Artificers,  of  officers  and  men  belong- 
ing to  Massachusetts  in  his  regiment,  who  had  engaged  for  3  years  or  during  the 
Avar;  residence,  Westborough;  term,  during  war;  w^so,  return  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  dated  Jan.  -,  1781;  Capt.  Phineas  Parker's  co. 
of  artificers;  enlisted  Dec.  10,  1777;  also,  regiment  of  artificers;  list  of  men  en- 
titled to  $20  or  200  acres  of  land,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  March  5,  1801 ;  resi- 
dence, Hopkinton. 

Goddard,  Samuel.  Enlistment  agreement  dated  April  26,  1775,  signed  by  said, 
Goddard  and  others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  until 
"  last  of  Dec.  next,"  unless  sooner  discharged ;  enlisted  May  27,  1775. 

Goddard,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Dana's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher's  regt.; 
service,  3  days ;  company  marched  to  Roxbury  March  4,  1776.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Middlesex  Co. 

Goddard,  Samuel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Bumstead's  co. ;  list  of  men  drafted  from 
Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.,  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  May  7, 
1777,  to  guard  stores,  etc.,  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  for  the 
term  of  5  weeks. 


524  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GoDDAED,  Simon,  Athol.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  discharged  May 
3,  1775;  service,  13  days. 

GoDDARD,  Solomon,  Northborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Gen.  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  1  mo. 
1  day;  also,  Lieut.  Seth  Rice's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  21, 
1777 ;  service,  7  days,  travel  included ;  company  called  out  on  an  alarm  to  assist 
Northern  army  and  was  discharged  at  Hadley. 

GoDDARD,  Spencer.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  16,  1777;  Capt.  Child's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. 
[See  Spencer  Gooding.] 

GoDDARD,  Stephen,  Cambridge  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thatcher's  co.. 
Col.  Gardner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2 
days. 

GoDDARD,  Thatcher.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Burbank's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt.; 
marched  to  camp  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  12  days,  in- 
cluding travel  home,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

GoDDARD,  Thomas,  Cambridge  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thatcher's  co.,  Col, 
Gardner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days; 
also,  list  dated  Cambridge,  May  1,  1776,  of  men  returned  as  having  served  as 
guards  to  prevent  the  rescue  of  prisoners ;  also,  order  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  23, 
1778,  signed  by  Capt.  John  Walton,  directing  Sergt.  Thomas  Fillebrown  to  detach 
said  Goddard  and  others  from  Capt.  Walton's  co.  to  join  Capt.  Frost  the  follow- 
ing day  at  Cambridge,  and  to  march  thence  to  Boston  to  serve  there  or  elsewhere 
as  directed  by  the  Council. 

GoDDEN,  Jonathan  Cooledge.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  9, 
1776;  discharged  Dec.  13, 1776  ;  company  detached  for  service  at  Noddle's  Island. 

GoDDERD,  JosiAH.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Martin's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  (Josiah)  Whitney's 
regt. ;  service  from  May  4,  1777,  to  July  4,  1777,  2  mos.  7  days,  travel  included, 
under  Maj.  Gen.  Spencer  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

GoDDiN,  Jonathan  Cooledge.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. 
who  went  to  Noddle's  Island  Dec.  9,  1776;  said  Goddin  with  others  enlisted  for 
York  Dec.  13,  [1776]. 

Godding,  Jonas  C.  Private,  Capt.  Phineas  Stearns's  co. ;  service,  5  days;  company 
marched  from  Watertown  by  order  of  Gen.  Washington  to  reinforce  the  army  at 
the  time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights  in  March,  1776. 

Godding,  Matthew.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11, 
1780;  age,  16  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Dighton;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  10,  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780, 
under  command  of  Ensign  Bancroft. 

GoDDORD,  David,  Athol.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  Thomas  Lord,  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co.,  Feb.  17,  1778;  resi- 
dence, Athol;  engaged  for  town  of  Athol ;  joined  Capt.  Blanshard's  (Blanchard's) 
CO.,  Col.  Wesson's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  Jan.  10,  1780. 

Goddrd,  Nathaniel.  Company  receipt  for  wages  for  8  days  service,  dated  Cambridge,, 
Oct.  26,  1778,  and  endorsed  "  John  Walton,  Captain." 

Goddt,  James,  Danvers.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Page's  co. ;  service,  2  days,  probably 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  roll  sworn  to  at  Watertown,  Dec.  20,  1775;  also,. 


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GoDDT,  James,  contirvued 

list  of  men  taken  from  the  Orderly  Book  of  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson  of  the  27th 
regt.,  dated  Fort  Lee;  Capt.  Putnam's  co. ;  reported  taken  prisoner  at  Fort 
Washington  Nov.  16,  1776. 

GoDEN,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Frost's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  31,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  97  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

GoDERD,  Ebenezeb,  Athol.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Wood- 
bridge's  (25th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] . 

GoDFERY,  Nathaniel.  Newbury.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Barnard's  co.,  Col.  Moses 
Little's  (17th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Oct.  9,  1775;  enlisted  May  9,  1775; 
age,  20  yrs. 

Godforey,  Ichabod.  Private,  Capt.  Eleazer  Crabtree's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  26,1775; 
service  to  Dec.  31, 1775, 4  mos.  15  days ;  company  stationed  on  seacoast  at  French- 
man's bay,  Lincoln  Co. 

GoDFREE,  Benjamin.  Captain  of  a  company  raised  in  Chatham,  Harwich,  Truro,  and 
Eastham ;  list  dated  Barnstable,  Oct.  4,  1776,  of  officers  and  men  raised  from 
Barnstable  Co.  brigade  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Joseph  Otis 
to  Maj.  Gen.  Warren;  also,  return  dated  Barnstable,  May  19,  1777,  signed  by 
Joseph  Otis,  stating  that  105  men  had  been  detached  from  his  brigade  and  had 
marched,  with  the  exception  of  18,  the  proportion  of  the  town  of  Bai-nstable; 
said  Godfree  appears  as  Captain  of  a  company  made  up  of  50  of  said  men. 

GoDFREE,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Seagrave's  co..  Col.  Wade's  regt. ;  en- 
listed June  19, 1778 ;  discharged  July  12,  1778 ;  service,  26  days,  at  Rhode  Island ; 
company  raised  for  21  days  service.    Roll  dated  Uxbridge. 

Godfree,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Hedges's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service, 
3  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

GoDFREE,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Perkins's  co. ;  company  return  for 
the  year  1775,  endorsed  "  Col.  Garrish." 

Godfrey,  .      [This  name   also   appears  under  the  form  of  Godfery,  Godforey, 

Godfree,  Godfroy,  Godfry,  Goodfrey,  Goodfry.] 

Godfrey,  Abram.  Private,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  30,  1776,  to 
Nov.  22,  1776,  1  mo.  22  days ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  sta- 
tioned at  Martin's  (Martha's)  Vineyard  under  Maj.  Barachiah  Bassett. 

Godfrey,  Abra'm.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Fisk ;  engaged  Jan.  4,  1777 ;  discharged  Feb.  17,  1777.     Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Godfrey,  Ard,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Soper's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  6 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  Its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  1,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod 
Leonard's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  service,!  mo.  15  days;  company 
marched  from  Bristol  Co.  to  Rhode  Island  in  July,  1778,  for  6  weeks  service. 

<5oDFREY,  Benjamin,  Chatham.  Captain ;  list  of  officers  belonging  to  Col.  Cary's  regt., 
which  was  raised  to  reinforce  the  army  until  April  -,  1776;  also,  Captain,  1st  co. 
(CO.  of  East  District  in  Chatham),  Col.  Joseph  Doane's  (2d  Barnstable  Co.)  regt. 
of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  company,  as  returned  to  he  com- 
missioned, dated  Chatham,  June  10, 1776 ;  said  Godfrey  chosen  in  room  of  Richard 
Sears  who  declined  appointment;  ordered  in  Council  June  27,  1776,  that  said  offi- 
cers be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  June  27,  1776;  also,  Captain,  Col. 
John  Cushing's  regt. ;  service  from  Sept.  28,  1776,  2  mos.,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll 
dated  Newport  and  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. ;  also.  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.; 


526  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Godfrey,  Benjamin,  continued. 

arrived  at  destination  May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  July  10,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos. 
12  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  for  2  months ;  roll 
dated  Boston  Neck,  South  Kingston ;  also,  Maj.  Zenath  Winslow's  regt. ;  service, 
6  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778;  roll  sworn  to  in 
Barnstable  Co.;  also,  1st  Major,  2d  Barnstable  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list 
of  officers  ;  commissioned  May  2,  1780. 

Godfrey,  Daniel,  Gouldsborough.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Dyer's  co.  of  rangers ;  en- 
listed March  9,  1780;  discharged  May  1,  1780;  service,  1  mo.  22  days;  company 
raised  in  No.  4,  Gouldsborough,  Frenchman's  bay.  Pleasant  river,  and  Narra- 
gaugus,  for  defence  of  Eastern  country,  agreeable  to  instructions  from  Col.  John 
Allan,  commanding  officer  at  Machias  and  Superintendent  of  Eastern  Indian 
department. 

Godfrey,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Godfrey's  co.,  Maj.  Zenath  Winslow's 
regt. ;  service,  6  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Godfrey,  Doan,  Chatham.  List  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Chatham  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  James  Ryder,  Lieutenant  of  1st  co.,  and 
the  Selectmen,  dated  Chatham,  Feb.  22,  1778,  and  endorsed  "  Benjamin  Godfrey, 
Nathan  Basset,  Capts. ;  "  residence,  Chatham  ;  joined  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term, 
8  months,  to  expire  May  10,  1778. 

Godfrey,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  30,  1776,  to 
Nov.  22, 1776, 1  mo.  22  days ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed 
at  Martin's  (Martha's)  Vineyard  under  Maj.  Barachiah  Bassett 

Godfrey,  George,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Randell's  co.,  Col.  Marshal's 
regt.;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  June  18,  1776;  also, 
company  order  dated  Hull,  June  20,  1776,  payable  to  Capt.  Matthew  Randell,  for 
advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc.;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Randell's  co.,  Col. 
Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  enlisted  June  1,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  30,  1776,  6  mos. 
2  days;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  King's  co. ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
company  marched  from  Taunton  Sept.  29,  1777,  under  command  of  Col.  George 
Williams  on  a  secret  expedition  and  was  discharged  Oct.  29,  1777. 

Godfrey,  George,  Taunton.  List  of  Brigadiers  elected  for  the  various  counties  in 
Massachusetts;  said  Godfrey  chosen  Brigadier  for  Bristol  Co.,  Jan.  30,  1776; 
also,  Brigadier  General  for  Bristol  Co. ;  list  of  field  officers  of  Mass.  militia ;  com- 
missioned Feb.  8,  1776 ;  also,  Brigadier  General ;  returns  of  officers  made  by  said 
Godfrey,  dated  Taunton,  Sept.  30,  1776,  and  Dec.  20,  1776;  also,  account  dated 
Taunton,  March  24,  1777,  rendered  by  said  Godfrey,  stating  that  on  orders  from 
the  Council  he  had  marched  with  his  brigade  Dec.  8,  1776,  through  Rehoboth  to 
Warren,  R.  I.,  and  continued  in  service  25  days,  allowing  1  day  to  return  home 
from  Rowland's  Ferry ;  account  allowed  in  Council  April  25,  1777 ;  also,  return 
of  officers  made  by  said  Godfrey,  dated  Taunton,  Jan.  6,  1778;  also.  Brigadier  of 
Bristol  Co. militia;  service,  8  days, on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Aug.  1, 1780. 

Godfrey,  George,  2d  (also  given  Jr.),  Taunton  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Leonard's 
6th  (Taunton)  co..  Col.  George  Williams's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  service,  24  days; 
company  marched  to  Warren,  via  Rehoboth,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of 
Dec.  8,  1776 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their 
arrival  at  Fishkill,  dated  Taunton,  May  16,  1778;  Capt.  Ichabod  Leonard's  (6th) 
CO.,  Col.  George  Williams's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in. ; 
complexion,  light;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  black;  residence,  Taunton;  engaged  for 
town  of  Taunton ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778 ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  16, 
1778. 


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Godfrey,  Ichabod.  Private;  service  between  Aug.  -  and  Oct.  -,  1777,  14  days;  pav 
roll  dated  Machias,  for  sundry  persons  who  did  duty  at  Machias  but  whose 
wages,  etc.,  were  not  made  up  in  any  previous  roll ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Henry 
Dyer's  co.  of  rangers;  enlisted  March  9,  1780;  discharged  May  1,  1780;  service, 
1  mo.  22  days;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Eastern  country,  agreeable  to 
instructions  from  Col.  John  Allan,  commanding  officer  at  Machias  and  Superin- 
tendent of  Eastern  Indian  department.     [See  John  Godfrey.] 

Godfrey,  James,  Providence,  R.  I.  2d  Lieutenant,  ship  "  America  "  (privateer),  com- 
manded by  Capt.  William  Coffin ;  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk 
Co.,  Oct.  11,  1780. 

Godfrey,  James,  Westborough.  2d  Sergeant,  Capt.  Edmund  Brigham's  (West- 
borough)  CO.  of  Minute-men,  Maj.  Gen.  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also, 
Sergeant,  Capt.  Moses  Wheeloclc's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  15  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Edmund  Brigham's 
(4th)  CO.,  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned 
Aprils,  1776;  «^so.  Lieutenant ;  list  [year  not  given]  of  men  belonging  to  Capt. 
Brigham's  co.,  showing  service  i-endered  at  various  places  and  fines  paid  in  lieu  of 
service,  etc. ;  said  Godfrey  credited  with  8  mos.  service  at  Dorchester,  4^  mos.  ser- 
vice at  New  York;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Houghton's  co..  Col. 
Jonathan  Smith's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  dated  New  York,  Aug. 
5,  1776 ;  said  Godfrey  credited  with  231  miles  travel ;  also,  Capt.  Houghton's  co. ; 
pay  abstract  for  rations  due  from  Oct.  1,  1776,  to  Nov.  30,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Nathan  How's  co..  Col.  Whitney's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  dated  1776; 
also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (6th  Worcester  Co.)  i-egt.of  Mass.  militia; 
return  of  officers  endorsed  "  Jan.  1, 1778;  "  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathan  Fisher's 
CO.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  appointed  June  21, 1778  [service  not  given]  ;  com- 
pany raised  to  serve  until  Dec.  31,  1778,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  stationed 
at  Rhode  Island;  also,  account  dated  Westborough,  May  20,  1779,  rendered  by 
said  Godfrey,  Lieutenant,  against  the  state  of  Massachusetts  Bay,  for  wages  for 
service  when  detached  from  the  militia  to  do  duty  in  Col.  Wade's  regt.  at  Rhode 
Island  from  June  21,  1778,  to  Oct.  16,  1778,  3  mos.  26  days,  and  for  subsistence 
from  Sept.  1,  1778,  to  Oct.  16,  1778,  46  days;  account  allowed  in  Council  June  15, 
1779;  also,  Captain,  3d  co..  Col.  Cushing's  (6th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  May  10,  1779. 

Godfrey,  John,  Gouldsborough.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Dyer's  co.  of  rangers;  en- 
listed March  9,  1780;  discharged  May  1,  1780;  company  raised  in  No.  4,  Goulds- 
borough,  Frenchman's  bay,  Pleasant  river,  and  Narragaugus,  for  defence  of 
Eastern  country,  by  order  of  Col.  Allan.  Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston.  [See 
Ichabod  Godfrey.] 

Godfrey,  John,  Stockbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Means's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  April  25, 
1779;  term,  3  years;  reported  died  April  25,  1779. 

Godfrey,  John,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  James  Williams,  Jr.'s  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Rox- 
bury ;  discharged  April  29,  1775 ;  service,  12  days. 

Godfrey,  John,  Taunton.  Ensign,  Capt.  Joshua  Wilbore's  co. ;  list  dated  Aug.  8, 1776, 
of  officers  of  a  company  drafted  from  Col.  Edward  Pope's  and  Col.  George  Wil- 
liams's (Bristol  Co.)  regts.  to  march  to  Dorchester  Heights,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  July  18,  1776,  and  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Warren  of  July  20,  1776,  returned  as 
having  been  ajipointed  by  Brig.  George  Godfrey  and  field  officers  of  said  regi- 
ments; draft  comprised  every  twenty-fifth  man,  including  train  band  and  alarm 


528  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Godfrey,  John,  continued. 

list ;  note  states  that  "  the  Ensigne  above  named  was  not  in  commission  liefore ;  " 
also,  Capt  Joshua  Wilbore's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for 
travel  allowance,  etc.,  to  camp  and  return  ;  credited  with  2  days  allowance ;  com- 
pany drafted  from  Taunton,  Raynham,  Easton,  Dartmouth,  Freetown,  Berkley, 
and  Dighton  ;  warrant  for  pay  allowed  in  Council  Nov.  29, 1776 ;  also,  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Matthew  Randel's  co..  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt. ;  return  dated  Taunton,  Jan. 
6,  1778,  of  officers  of  a  regiment  raised  from  Brig.  Gen.  Georrre  Godfrey's  brigade 
for  3  mos.  service  under  Gen.  Spencer,  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Dec.  22, 
1777;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt.;  engaged  Jan.  1,  1778;  discharged 
April  1,  1778 ;  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Godfrey,  John.  Private,  Capt.  James  Macomber's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Mitchel's  (Bristol 
Co.)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  James  Williams,  Gen.  Godfrey's  brigade; 
service,  8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  marched  to  Tiverton 
Aug.  2,  1780.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Taunton. 

Godfrey,  Jonathan,  Chatham.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt. ;  return  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc.,  dated  Boston,  June 
15,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  May  27, 1776 ;  service  to  Oct.  31, 1776, 
5  mos.  5  days ;  roll  dated  Castle  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Nov.,  1776 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Chatham  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army,  as  returned  by  James  Ryder,  Lieutenant  of  1st  co.,  and  the  Select- 
men, dated  Chatham,  Feb.  22,  1778,  and  endorsed  "Benjamin  Godfrey,  Nathan 
Basset,  Capts. ; "  residence,  Chatham;  joined  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  term,  8 
months,  to  expire  May  10,  1778 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cartwright's  co., 
Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  Gulph  Mills,  Pa. ;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo. 

Godfrey,  Jonathan.  Drummer,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Capt.  Job  Crocker 
of  Eastham,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.;  enlisted  July  1,  1777;  discharged 
Dec.  12,  1777;  service,  5  mos.  20  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island  and 
sundry  places  in  Massachusetts;  enlistment,  6  months,  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1778, 
unless  sooner  discharged. 

Godfrey,  Joseph,  Cape  Cod.  Seaman;  list  of  prisoners  exchanged  at  Rhode  Island 
and  delivered  to  John  Ayers,  as  returned  by  M.  Reed,  Secretary,  dated  Newport, 
Feb.  11,  1777. 

Godfrey,  Joseph,  Chatham.  List  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Chatham  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  James  Ryder,  Lieutenant  of  1st  co.,  and 
the  Selectmen,  dated  Chatham,  Feb.  22,  1778,  and  endorsed  "  Benjamin  Godfrey, 
Nathan  Basset,  Capts.;"  joined  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  term,  8  months,  to  expire 
May  10,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  George  Webb's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  regt. ; 
return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Chatham ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Chatham ; 
enlistment,  8  months;  reported  discharged;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised 
to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen. 
John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  Jul}'  24,  1780 ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  engaged  for  town  of  Chatham;  marched  to  camp  July  24,  1780, 
under  command  of  Capt.  Soaper ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the 
town  of  Chatham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched 
July  13,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  6  days,  travel  included. 
[See  Josiah  Goodfrey.] 

Godfrey,  Joseph,  Easton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Allen's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  27,  1780 ;  discharged  July  30,  1780 ;  service,  6  days,  travel 
included,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island;  regiment  detached  from  Bristol  Co. 
militia  for  6  days  service.    Roll  dated  Norton. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION".  529 

Godfrey,  Joseph,  Harwich.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Griffith's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's 
rest. ;  enlisted  June  '20,  1778 ;  service,  6  mos.  15  days,  travel  included ;  enlistment 
to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Godfrey,  Joseph,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co.,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  4,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  10, 1780 ;  service,  6  days ;  company  marched 
to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Godfrey,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Godfrey's  co.,  Maj.  Zenath  Winslow's 
regt. ;  service,  2  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Godfrey,  Joshua,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Godfrey's  co.,  Maj.  Zenath  Winslow's 
regt.;  service,  5  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Godfrey,  Josiah,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  James  Lincoln's  (Independent)  co.  sta- 
tioned at  Hingham;  enlisted  July  17,  1775;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1776,  5  mos.,  2 
weeks,  1  day. 

Godfrey,  Josiah.  Pilot,  sloop  "  Republic,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams; engaged  Aug.  7,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  18,  1776,  at  Boston;  service,  3 
mos.  11  days;  also,  petition  [year  not  given],  signed  by  said  Godfrey,  Chief 
Pilot  of  the  sloop  "Republic,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Williams,  asking  that  pay 
be  allowed  him  equal  to  that  allowed  to  pilots  in  the  Continental  service. 

Godfrey,  Josiah.  Captain;  list  of  American  prisoners  discharged  from  the  prison- 
ship  at  Rhode  Island,  in  exchange  for  British  prisoners,  and  sent  to  Boston  in  the 
schooner  ''Speedwell"  by  said  Godfrey  Aug.  6,  1777;  also,  instructions  to  said 
Godfrey,  Commander  of  the  cartel  schooner  "  Speedwell,"  dated  Aug.  14,  1777, 
directing  him  to  take  charge  of  the  vessel  and  fit  her  out  for  the  purpose  of  con- 
veying prisoners  to  New  York  to  be  exchanged  and  bringing  back  prisoners 
from  thence;  «;so,  list  of  American  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "Swift  "from 
Halifax  to  Boston  Nov.  9, 1777,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned 
by  said  Godfrey  and  Bat.  Fox,  Commissaries;  also,  list  of  prisoners  sent  from 
New  York  in  the  cartel  "  Rising  Empire,"  as  returned  by  said  Godfrey,  Commis- 
sary [year  not  given] . 

Godfrey,  Knowles,  Chatham.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Franklin's  co.,  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  11,  1779;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  4  mos.  20  days,  at 
Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo. 
5  days  service,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Godfrey,  Nathaniel.  Capt.  Timothy  Barnard's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  11,  1775. 

Godfrey,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Godfrey's  co.,  Maj.  Zenath  Win- 
slow's regt. ;  service,  5  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 
Roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Godfrey,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Sullivan's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  (Lin- 
coln Co.)  regt. ;  discharged  July  3,  1777 ;  service,  8  days ;  company  called  out 
three  diflFerent  times  to  do  duty  at  Machias;  also.  Private;  service  between 
Aug.  -,  1777,  and  Oct.  -,  1777,  14  days ;  pay  roll  dated  Machias,  for  sundry  per- 
sons who  served  at  Machias,  but  whose  wages,  etc.,  were  not  made  up  in  any 
previous  roll. 

"Godfrey,  Richard,  Taunton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Josiah  King's  co. ;  service,  1  mo.  2 
days,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  marched  from  Taunton  Sept.  29,  1777,  under 
command  of  Col.  George  Williams  on  a  secret  expedition  and  was  discharged 
Oct.  29,  1777. 


530  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Godfrey,  Richard,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  co.,  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  27,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days; 
company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months;  also,  Capt.  Daniel 
Drake's  co.,  Col.  Luke  Drury's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  marched  Aug.  23,  1781;  ar- 
rived at  camp  Sept.  1,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  1, 1781 ;  arrived  home  Dec.  10, 1781 ; 
service,  3  mos.  19  days;  company  raised  for  3  months  and  marched  to  North 
river. 

Godfrey,  Richard.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Richard  Sears's  1st  (1st  Chatham)  co.,  2d 
Barnstable  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment,  as 
returned  by  Joseph  Doane ;  ordered  in  Council  April  20, 1776,  that  said  officers  be 
commissioned;  reported  commissioned  April  20,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Godfrey's  (1st)  co.  (co.  of  East  District  in  Chatham),  Col.  Joseph 
Doane's  (2d  Barnstable  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said 
company,  as  returned  to  be  commissioned,  dated  Chatham,  June  10, 1776 ;  Joseph 
Doane,  Jr.,  reported  chosen  1st  Lieutenant  of  above  company  in  room  of  said 
Godfrey,  who  declined  appointment. 

Godfrey,  Rufus.  Sergt.  Enos  Dean's  detachment  of  guards ;  service,  1  day,  by  order 
of  the  Committee  of  Correspondence,  etc.,  in  order  to  prevent  the  escape  of  High- 
landers and  other  prisoners  from  Taunton  jail  during  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Randell's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Jan.  7,  1778;  discharged  April  1,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  26  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
company  raised  for  3  months ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Shaw's  co..  Col.  John  Dag- 
gett's regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  1,  1778;  service,  12  days,  at 
Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  co..  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  27,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days;  company 
raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months ;  also,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's 
CO.,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  6,  1781 ;  discharged  March  14,  1781 ; 
service,  10  days ;  company  raised  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for  40  days,  unless 
sooner  discharged. 

Godfrey,  Salmon,  Lancaster.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Prescott's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  9  days ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Samuel  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Smith's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  [year  not 
given]. 

Godfrey,  Sam.,  Norton.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Gilbert's  (2d  Norton)  co..  Col.  John 
Daggett's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  said 
Godfrey  marched  April  27,  1775;  service,  4  days. 

Godfrey,  Samuel,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  James  Lincoln's  (Independent)  co. 
stationed  at  Hingham;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1776,  5  mos., 
12  weeks,  4  days. 

Godfrey,  Seth,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  James  "Williams,  Jr.'s  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Rox- 
bury;  discharged  April  29,  1775;  service,  12  daj's. 

Godfrey,  Seth.  2d  Sergeant,  Capt.  Edward  Blake's  co..  Col.  Carpenter's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 4  days;  company  detached  to  march  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  July  28,  1780,  for 
6  days  service. 

Godfrey,  Seth.  Corporal,  Capt.  James  Macomber's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Mitchel's  (Bristol 
Co.)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  James  Williams,  Brig.  Gen.  Godfrey's 
brigade ;  service,  8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  marched  to 
Tiverton  Aug.  2,  1780.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Taunton. 

Godfrey,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Godfrey's  co.,  Maj.  Zenath  Winslow's 
regt. ;  service,  6  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778,  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 


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Godfrey,  Thomas.  Fifer,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Larrabee's  co. ;  enlisted  July  12,  1775; 
service,  6  mos.  4  days ;  company  stationed  on  seacoast  in  Cumberland  Co. 

Godfrey,  William,  Adams.  Private,  Capt.  Levi  Brown's  co..  Col.  Asa  Barnes's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  30,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1781 ;  service,  9 
days;  company  detached  on  the  alarm  of  Oct.  30,  1781,  and  joined  army  under 
Gen.  Stark  at  Saratoga. 

GoDFROY,  Pierre.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  April  10,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  God- 
froy  by  Alexander  Hodgdon,  on  behalf  of  a  committee  of  the  town  of  Boston,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  during  the  war. 

GoDFRY,  Bexjamix.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated 
May  2,  1780;  said  Godfry  chosen  1st  Major,  Col.  Elisha  Cobb's  (2d  Barnstable 
Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  May  2,  1780. 

Godfry,  Daniel,  Gouldsborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Libbey's  co.,  in  a  detach- 
ment from  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  15,  1777;  discharged  Oct. 
6,  1777 ;  service,  21  days,  at  Machias. 

Godfry,  George.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives  for  choice 
of  brigadiers  of  Mass.  militia,  dated  Jan.  30,  1776;  said  Godfrj'  chosen  brigadier 
for  the  county  of  Bristol ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  8,  1776. 

Godfry,  Ichabod,  Gouldsborough.  3d  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Libbey's  co.,  in  a  detach- 
ment from  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  2, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  6, 
1777;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  at  Machias. 

Godfry,  Ichabod.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Sullivan's  co.  of  volunteers;  service  from 
July  28,  1779,  to  Sept.  28,  1779,  2  mos.,  on  expedition  against  Majorbagaduce. 

Godfry-,  John.  Ensign,  Capt.  Joshua  Wilbore's  co.,  Col.  Francis's  regt.;  company 
made  up  from  Col.  Williams's  and  Col.  Pope's  regts..  Brig.  Godfry's  brigade; 
return  of  officers  to  be  commissioned,  dated  Sept.  23,  1776 ;  ordei'ed  in  Council 
Sept.  26,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned  with  the  exception  of  2d  Lieu- 
tenants and  officers  of  a  company  of  which  John  Gay  was  1st  Lieutenant;  also, 
Ensign ;  list  of  officers  returned  by  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis,  endorsed  "  Dorchester 
Heights,  Oct.  -,  1776;  "  reported  marched  Aug.  8  [1776],  to  join  regiment;  also, 
Ensign,  Capt.  Joshua  Wilbore's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  list  of  officers 
of  regiments  raised  for  defence  of  Boston  [year  not  given]. 

Godfry,  John.  Private,  12th  regt. ;  list  of  men  belonging  to  Mass.  Line  to  whom 
wages  and  depreciation  were  allowed  by  the  Commonwealth,  notwithstanding  the 
claim  made  by  the  Army  Account  Office  that  said  men  had  either  not  been  mus- 
tered or  were  omitted  from  pay  rolls ;  reported  not  mustered. 

Godfry,  Josiah.  Captain;  list  of  prisoners  who  were  landed  at  Falmouth  Sept.  2, 
1777,  and  delivered  by  said  Godfry  to  Nathaniel  Shiverick,  Chairman  of  com- 
mittee of  town  of  Falmouth. 

Godfry,  Knowles.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Enoch  Hal- 
let's  (Barnstable  Co)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  25,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780; 
service,  2  mos.  11  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months. 

Godfry,  Nathaniel,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Barnard's  co.,  Col. 
Moses  Little's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  9,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 12  weeks. 

Godfry,  Peter,  Gouldsborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Libbey's  co.,  in  a  detach- 
ment from  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct. 
6,  1777;  service,  21  days,  at  Machias;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Sullivan's  co.  of  volun- 
teers; service  from  July  28,  1779,  to  Sept.  28,  1779,  2  mos.,  on  expedition  against 
Majorbagaduce. 


532  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GoDFRT,  Salmox.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  White,  Jr.'s  (1st)  co.,  2d  Worcester  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  inilitia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  March  20,  1776. 

GoDFRT,  Seth,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  John  King's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5 
days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  27, 1775. 

GoDHAED,  David,  Athol.  Corporal,  Capt.  Blanchard's  co.,  Col.  James  Wesson's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  14,  1777,  to  Oct.  7,  1777 ; 
reported  Ivilled  in  battle  Oct.  7,  1777 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of 
men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

GoDHUE,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Dodge's  co. ;  return  dated  Camp  at  Chelsea, 
Sept.  1,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Richard  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  return  for  March,  1776. 

GoDiNG,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  May's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  23,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  2,  1778;  service,  11  days,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island. 

GoDiNG,  Jonathan  Coollidge.  Receipt  given  to  Capt.  John  Walton,  dated  Cambridge, 
May  9,  1777,  signed  by  said  Goding  and  others,  for  wages  and  rations  for  service 
at  Noddle's  Island  in  Dec,  1776. 

Goding,  Spencer,  Watertown.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Crafts's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  7, 
1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov. 
13,  1775;  also,  enlistment  agreement  dated  Nov.  16,  1776,  signed  by  said  Goding 
and  others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  for  the  terra  of  3  years,  unless  sooner 
discharged;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  I,  1780. 

GoDLip,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Godsip.] 

GoDLiP,  Daniel,  Milton  (also  given  Newton) .  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suf- 
folk Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  and  endorsed  "  sent  by  sundry  persons  to  Springfield;" 
Capt.  Belcher's  (also  given  Capt.  Bell's)  co..  Col.  Hatch's  regt.;  age,  33  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  dark;  eyes,  black;  hair,  wig;  occupation,  sea- 
man ;  nationality,  French ;  residence,  Milton  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston ;  also, 
descriptive  list  of  men  sent  to  place  of  rendezvous  for  9  months  service  from  time 
of  arrival  at  said  place ;  reported  sent  forward  July  12,  1779 ;  also,  list  of  men 
returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co., 
by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Sept.  20,  1779;  also,  Private, 
Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Aug.  27,  1779,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Newton;  also,  Sergeant, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  Oct.  16, 1780 ;  reported  deserted ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  11, 
1781;  Capt.  William  Parks's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  age,  33 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  hair,  wig;  residence,  Milton ;  enlisted 
Aug.  27,  1779,  by  Capt.  Parks;  enlistment,  during  v.^ar;  reported  deserted  Oct. 
16,  1780. 

GoDMAN,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Holbrook's  co..  Col.  Wheelock's  regt.;  service, 
18  days ;  company  marched  from  Bellingham  to  Warwick,  R.  I.,  Dec.  8,  1776, 
on  an  alarm. 

Godrich,  Allen.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Bradley's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ;  en- 
listed June  30, 1777 ;  discharged  July  26, 1777  ;  service,  27  days,  at  the  Northward. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  533 

GoDRicH,  Joseph.  Return  of  the  sick  and  absent  in  Capt.  William  Rogers's  co.,  dated 
Chelsea,  Aug.  11,  1775;  said  Godrich  reported  as  at  "Newbury  Newtown," 
wounded  in  the  eye. 

Godrich,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  detach- 
ment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  July  22,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  13,  1777; 
service,  23  days,  at  Stillwater. 

GoDsip,  Daniel.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Lieut.  Reuben  Lilley,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  15, 1779. 

Godsoe,  John.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Richard  Rogers's  5th  (3d  Kittery)  co.,  2d  York 
Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said 
regiment,  as  returned  by  John  Frost  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Kittery,  April 
23,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  April  29,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned; 
reported  commissioned  April  29,  1776 ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Brag- 
don's  CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt.;  engaged  April  22,  1780;  discharged  Nov, 
22, 1780;  service,  7  mos.  5  days,  travel  included,  under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  at 
the  Eastward;  roll  sworn  to  at  York. 

Godsped,  Ebenezer,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Griffith's  co..  Col.  John 
Jacobs's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  12,  1778 ;  service,  1  mo.  28  days,  travel  included ; 
engagement  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

GoDWARD,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  May's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.;  joined 
March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  14  days,  at  Roxbury  Lines. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Roxbury. 

GoDWARD,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  May's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  joined 
March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  14  days,  at  Roxbury  Lines. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Roxbury. 

GoDWARD,  Robert.  Corporal,  Capt.  Andrew  Elliot's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's 
regt. ;  service,  30  days ;  company  marched  Sept.  26,  1777,  to  reinforce  Northern 
army  for  30  days,  at  time  of  taking  Gen.  Burgoyne. 

Godwin,  William.  Corporal,  Capt.  Charles  Parsons's  co.,  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's 
(1st  New  York)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  en- 
listment, during  war. 

GoDT,  James.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn, 
Superintendent;  Capt.  Davis's  co..  Col.  Newhall's  regt.;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  occupation,  farmer ;  engaged  March  10,  1781 ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Charlton ;  term,  3  years. 

Goe,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evens's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.;  return  of 
men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17,  1775. 

GoEEN  [  ?  ] ,  Ephraim.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  May  13, 1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Goeen 
by  Asa  Leach,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  3  of  the  town  of  Beverly,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

GoEST,  Peter,  Barnstable.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Micah  Hamilton's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield,  under  command  of  Col.  Joseph 
Otis ;  service,  2  days. 

Gofe,  Ebenezer,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

GoFF,  - .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gaff,  Gofe,  Goffe,  Goffe,  Gooff, 

Gorff,  Gough.] 


534  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GoFF,  Aaron.  Private,  Capt.  John  Pain's  co. ;  list  of  men  stationed  at  Winter  Hill  and 
Dorchester  for  about  2  months  and  dismissed  April  1,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Israel 
Hix's  CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  service,  16  days;  company  marched 
from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Caleb 
Richardson's  CO.,  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  28,  1777;  service  to 
Jan.  1,  1778,  4  mos.  2  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll 
dated  Warren,  Dec.  3,  1777,  and  sworn  to  in  Headquarters  at  Providence;  also, 
Capt.  Israel  Hicks's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  2,  1780; 
discharged  Aug.  4,  1780;  service,  3  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 

GoFF,  Abel,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  28,  1777;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1778,  4  mos.  2  days,  at  Rhode 
Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  dated  Warren,  Dec.  3, 1777,  and  sworn 
to  at  Headquarters  at  Providence ;  also,  Capt.  Stephen  Bullock's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Carpenter's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  27,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  10, 1778; 
service,  1  mo.  16  days,  on  expedition  against  Rhode  Island. 

GoFF,  Amos,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  John  Perry's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service  to  April  27,  1775,  8  days ;  also.  Corporal, 
Capt.  John  Perry's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's  (22d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  4  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  26,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  service,  16  days ;  company  marched  from 
Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt. 
Joseph  Willmark's  (Willmarth's)  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt.;  entered  ser- 
vice March  15,  1779;  discharged  April  12,  1779;  service,  29  days,  at  Rowland's 
Ferry ;  also,  Lieut.  Samuel  Brown's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  marched 
Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  9  days;  company  marched  from 
Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780,  and  there  served 
under  Gen.  Heath. 

GoFF,  Caleb,  Providence  (also  given  North  Providence) .  Private,  Capt.  John  Wood's 
CO.,  Col.  Paul  D.  Sargent's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  July  1, 
1775  [service  not  given]  ;  reported  deserted ;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]. 

GoFF,  Caleb,  Rehoboth  (probal)ly).  List  dated  Sept.  23,  1777,  of  men  who  were 
drafted  to  serve  until  Oct.  30,  1777,  on  a  secret  expedition ;  also,  list  of  men  who 
were  drafted  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for  1  month,  dated  March  13,  1779;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Ide's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  marched  Aug. 
1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  9  days,  under  Gen.  Hieth  (Heath); 
company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  July  31, 1780. 

GoFF,  Caleb.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Porter's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  22, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  8, 1777 ;  service,  16  days ;  company  called 
out  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  and  marched  to  Bennington  and  thence  escorted 
169  prisoners  to  Springfield  by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

GoFF,  Chakles,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Brown's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
(19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson  ;  company  return  dated 
Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp 
Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27,  1775  [name  cancelled  on  order]. 

GoFF,  David,  Granville.  Capt.  Isaac  Colton's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  David 
Brewer's)  9th  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp 
at  Roxbury,  Dec.  22,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  the  several  companies  in  the  town  of  Granville,  as  returned  by  Capt. 
Aaron  Coe,  Capt.  John  Hamilton,  and  Capt.  William  Cooley,  dated  March  31, 
1779;  residence,  Granville;  engaged  for  town  of  Granville;  joined  Capt.  Keep's 
CO.,  Col.  Shepherd's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 


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GoFF,  David.  Copy  of  an  enlistment  agreement,  dated  Sunderland,  Jan.  28,  1781, 
signed  by  said  Goff,  engaging  himself  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  j-ears,  unless  sooner  discharged  ;  certificate  attached,  dated  South  Hadley, 
Feb.  16,  1781,  signed  by  U.  Woodbridge,  Muster  Master  for  Hampshire  Co.,  states 
that  said  Goff  had  been  mustered  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  3  years  to  the  credit  of  the  town  of  Sunderland ;  also  copy  of  receipt  bearing 
the  same  date,  signed  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co., 
acknowledging  the  receipt  of  said  Goff  as  a  recruit,  at  the  hands  of  Col.  Whitmore 
and  Mr.  Strong;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  occupation, 
shoemaker;  enlisted  Jan. 28, 1781 ;  also  copy  of  receipt  dated  South  Hadley,  Jan. 
28,  1781,  signed  by  said  Goff,  for  bounty  received  of  Col.  Daniel  Whitmore  and 
others,  a  class  of  the  town  of  Sunderland,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co. ;  age, 
20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  dark ;  occupation,  shoe- 
maker; engaged  Feb.  16,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sunderland;  term,  3  years. 

Goff,  Ebenezer,  Boston.  Order  dated  Cambridge,  June  18,  1775,  signed  by  Capt. 
Jonathan  Davis,  for  cartridge  boxes  for  said  Goff  and  other  men  belonging  to  his 
compan}' ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Davis's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  (23d) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  6, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  3  days ; 
also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Prospect 
Hill;  also,  Lieut.  Thomas  Holland's  detachment;  engaged  Jan.  23,  1778;  dis- 
charged May  1,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  9  days;  detachment  drafted  to  do  duty  as 
guards  on  the  prison-ship  "  Kingston,"  in  Boston  harbor,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath ; 
roll  dated  Boston. 

Goff,  Ebenezer,  Jr.  Private,  Lieut.  Thomas  Holland's  detachment;  engaged  Jan. 
23,  1778;  discharged  May  1,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  9  days;  detachment  drafted  to 
do  duty  as  guards  on  prison-ship  "  Kingston,"  in  Boston  harbor,  under  Maj.  Gen. 
Heath.    Roll  dated  Boston. 

Goff,  Elisha,  Dorchester.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  Aug.  20,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dorchester; 
also,  descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  1, 1782 ;  Capt.  Benjamin  Hey  wood's  co.,  6th  Mass. 
regt. ;  age,  27  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  occupation,  carpenter ; 
residence,  Dorchester;  enlisted  Aug.  4,  1781;  enlistment,  3  j'ears;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Heywood's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Camp  Bald  Hill;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and 
Nov.,  1781,  sworn  to  in  Quarters,  Highlands;  also,  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1781, 
dated  New  Boston  and  sworn  to  in  Quarters,  Highlands;  also,  muster  rolls  for 
Jan.-March,  1782,  dated  Huts,  New  Boston ;  reported  under  inoculation  in  Jan., 
1782,  sick  in  Quarters  in  March,  1782 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  April  and  May,  1782; 
reported  sick  in  general  hospital  from  April  13,  1782 ;  also  reported  died  May  23, 
1782. 

Goff,  Ezra,  Rehoboth.  Fifer,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpen- 
ter's regt. ;  service,  16  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I., 
on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co.,  Col.  John 
Hathaway's  regt.;  enlisted  April  21,  1777;  service,  23  days;  company  stationed 
at  Tiverton,  R.  I.;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt. ;  service  from  May  13, 1777,  to  July  5,  1777,  1  mo.  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island, 
including  travel  home  from  Point  Judith  in  South  Kingston  to  Rehoboth  ;  also, 
Drummer,  Capt.  Joseph  Franklin's  (Rehoboth)  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt.; 
enlisted  Jan.  1,  1778;  discharged  March  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.,  at  Rhode 
Island;  companj'  raised  for  3  months  from  Jan.  1,  1778;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Israel 
Hix's  CO.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  30,  1778;  discharged  Sept. 
10,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  13  days,  on  an  expedition  to  Rhode  Island;  company 
raised  in  Bristol  Co. ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 


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GoFF,  Ezra,  continued. 

Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  11,  1780;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for 
town  of  Rehoboth ;  marched  to  camp  Julj^  11,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
George  Webb;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780. 

GoFF,  Hezekiah.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  age,  27  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  joiner;  engaged 
July  3,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sunderland  ;  term,  3  years. 

GoFF,  Israel  (also  given  Isaac),  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Danforth's  co., 
Col.  David  Brewer's  (9th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  Ma.y  7, 
1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  2  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7, 1775 ;  also,  Capt. 
Danforth's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's)  9th  regt.;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  14, 1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
John  Pain's  co. ;  list  of  men  stationed  at  Winter  Hill  and  Dorchester  for  about  2 
months  and  dismissed  April  1, 1776;  also,  Capt.  Carpenter's  CO.,  Col.  Simeon  Cary's 
regt..  Gen.  John  Fellows's  brigade ;  list  of  men  stationed  at  New  York  and  White 
Plains  for  5  months  and  dismissed  Dec.  1,  1776;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
mustered  subsequent  to  Sept.  16  [year  not  given] ,  by  James  Leonard,  Muster 
Master  for  Bristol  Co.;  Capt.  Jonathan  Drown's  co..  Col.  Lea's  regt.;  age,  19 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  also,  Private,  Capt.  North's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  14,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  also,  Capt.  William  North's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Col.  Smith;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778,  dated  Camp  Pawtuxet;  also,  Capt.  North's 
(5th)  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  en- 
listed Feb.  14,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  cer- 
tified at  Camp  Providence,  July  13,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Oct.,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31, 1779,  dated  Camp 
at  Providence;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of 
officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts., 
and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were 
incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agree- 
able to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  Capt.  North's  co. ;  rank.  Private;  resi- 
dence, Rehoboth ;  engaged  for  town  of  Rehoboth ;  engaged  Dec.  24,  1777 ;  term, 
3  years;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jabez  Barney's  co..  Col.  Drury's  regt.;  marched 
July  12,  1781 ;  engaged  July  23,  1781 ;  joined  regiment  at  West  Point,  Aug.  8, 
1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel  included,  at  West 
Point,  b}^  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock ;  company  detached  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  3  months;  also,  receipt  dated  Dec.  10, 1781,  for  bounty  paid 
said  GofT  and  others  by  John  Brown,  in  behalf  of  a  committee  of  the  town  of 
Rehoboth,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  James  Williams,  Superintendent  for  Bristol  Co.,  by  Maj. 
J.  Pettingall,  at  Boston,  Jan.  4, 1782 ;  age,  22  yrs  ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion, 
light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Rehoboth;  term,  3  years. 

GoFF,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Rathbun's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  detach- 
ment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777; 
enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776;  enlistment  to  expire  March  15,  1777;  reported  sick  in 
camp;  also,  Capt.  John  Strong's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.; 
enlisted  June  30,  1777 ;  discharged  July  20,  1777 ;  service,  20  days,  in  Northern 
department ;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Fort  Ann  June  30, 
1777,  under  command  of  Capt.  John  Strong,  and  were  dismissed  July  26,  1777; 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  537 

GoFF,  Jacob,  continued. 

service,  3  weeks  5  days ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Strong's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  6,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  2,  1777;  service, 
26  days,  with  Northern  army. 

GoFF,  James,  Bridgewater  (also  given  Minot).  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suf- 
folk Co.  in  1779  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9, 
1779,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Lieut.  Reuben  Lilley, 
at  Springfield,  Aug.  15,  1779;  Capt.  Packard's  co..  Col.  Mitchel's  regt.;  age,  19 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Bridgewater; 
also,  Capt.  Drew's  co. ;  entered  service  Aug.  11,  1779  [service  not  given]  ;  term, 
9  months;  reported  re-enlisted;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Seth  Drew's  co..  Col.  John 
Bailey's  regt.;  Continental  Array  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  27,  1781;  Cajt.  Seth 
Drew's  co  ,  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  swarthy  ;  hair,  brown ; 
occupation,  mariner;  residence,  Bridgewater;  enlisted  April  1,  1780,  by  Capt. 
Drew;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  2d  Mass.  regt.;  list  dated  Boston,  Feb.  18, 
1804,  returned  by  John  Avery,  Secretary,  and  J  Jackson,  Treasurer,  of  men  who 
furnished  satisfactory  evidence  of  their  service  as  soldiers  and  were  entitled  to 
gratuities  under  resolves  of  March  4,  1801,  and  June  19,  1801 ;  residence,  Minot. 

GoFF,  James,  Eastham.  Private,  Capt.  Solomon  Higgins's  (Eastham)  co. ;  enlisted 
July  15,  1775;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  6  mos.  1  day,  travel  included, 
in  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's 
regt. ;  service  from  Oct.  1,  1777,  to  Nov.  1,  1777,  31  days,  on  a  secret  expedition 
to  Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated  Harwich. 

GoFF,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Willmark's  (Willmarth's)  co..  Col.  John  Hatha- 
way'sregt. ;  enlisted  March  14, 1779;  discharged  April  12, 1779;  service,  30  days, 
at  Howland's  Ferry  ;  also,  Capt.  Israel  Hicks's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  9  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
Tiverton,  R.  I. 

GoFF,  John,  Dorchester.  Adjutant,  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's  regt.;  return  of  field 
officers,  sworn  to  by  Col.  Robinson  Jan.  2,  1776. 

GoFF,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  (1st  Dorchester)  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's 
regt.;  enlisted  March  8,  1776;  discharged  March  8,  1776;  service,  1  day,  at  the 
time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  March  14, 
1776;  discharged  March  26,  1776;  service,  12  days;  also,  Capt.  Stephen  Penni- 
man's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec. 
13,  1776;  credited  to  town  of  Dorchester;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1, 
1777;  also,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  co..  Col.  Pierce's  regt. ;  marched  March  1,  1778; 
discharged  April  8,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  8  days;  company  ordered  to  march  to 
Castle  Island  ;  roll  dated  Dorchester ;  also,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel 
Heath's  detachment  of  guards  stationed  at  Dorchester  Heights ;  enlisted  May  17, 
1779;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  27  days;  i-oU  dated  Dorchester; 
also,  same  co.  and  detachment;  enlisted  Nov.  1  (also  given  Nov.  12),  1779;  dis- 
charged Jan.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  (also  given  2  mos.  19  days);  roll  dated 
Dorchester. 

GoFF,  John.  Seaman,  ship  ♦'  General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George  Wait 
Babcock  ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  at  Boston,  Sept.  9,  1780; 
age,  23  yrs.;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  marine;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

GoFF,  John,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Penniman's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  13,  1776;  credited  to  town  of  Dorchester ; 
regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777. 

GoFF,  Jonathan,  Granville.  Private,  Capt.  John  Hamilton's  detachment.  Col.  John 
Mosley's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  21;  returned  Nov.  17  [year  not 


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GoFF,  Jonathan,  continued. 

given]  ;  service,  28  days ;  detachment  marched  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col. 
Timothy  Robinson  to  reinforce  Northern  army;  roll  endorsed  "Nov.,  1776;" 
also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  the  several  com- 
panies in  the  town  of  Granville,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Aaron  Coe,  Capt.  John 
Hamilton,  and  Capt.  William  Cooley,  dated  March  31, 1779;  residence,  Granville; 
engaged  for  town  of  Granville;  joined  Capt.  Keep's  co..  Col.  Shepherd's  regt. ; 
term,  3  years. 

GoFF,  LovELL,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Jabez  Barney's  co..  Col.  Drury's  regt.; 
marched  July  16,  1781 ;  enlisted  July  23,  1781 ;  joined  regiment  at  West  Point 
Aug.  8,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel  included, 
at  West  Point,  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock  ;  residence,  Rehoboth ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Rehoboth ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  3  months. 

GoFF,  Nathan,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Hodges's  co. ;  service  from  Aug.  12, 
1776,  to  Oct.  1, 1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Hodges's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  com- 
pany receipts  for  wages  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1776,  dated  Dorchester;  also.  Private, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  dated  Nov.  29,  1776 ; 
credited  with  2  days  allowance;  company  drafted  from  Rehoboth,  Attleborough, 
Norton,  Mansfield,  and  Easton ;  a/.so,  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Hix's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Carpenter's  regt. ;  service,  16  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol, 
R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

GoFF,  Oliver,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co. ;  list  of  men  sta- 
tioned at  Brookline  for  6  weeks  and  dismissed  Jan.  15,  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  John 
Pain's  CO. ;  list  of  men  stationed  at  Winter  Hill  and  Dorchester  for  about  2 
months  and  dismissed  April  1,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Israel  Hix's  co  ,  Col.  Thomas 
Carpenter's  regt. ;  service,  16  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol, 
R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  James  Hills's  co.,  Col.  John  Dag- 
get's  regt. ;  list  of  men  stationed  at  Bristol  for  3  months  from  Dec.  28,  1776 ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carpenter's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  service 
from  July  20,  1777,  6  days,  at  Rhode  Island,  including  travel  to  camp  at  Bristol 
and  from  Providence  home  to  Rehoboth ;  also,  Capt.  Israel  Hicks's  co..  Col.  John 
Daggett's  regt. ;  marched  to  camp  Jan.  6,  1778 ;  discharged  March  31,  1778 ;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  26  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Perry's  co.. 
Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.;  appointed  July  27,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780; 
service,  3  mos.  5  days ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Rhode 
Island  for  3  months. 

GoFF,  Patrick.  Seaman,  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams ;  engaged  Feb.  20,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  17,  1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  27  days. 

GoFF,  Richard.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Hix's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 14  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm 
of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug. 
8,  1780;  service,  8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 

GoFF,  Robert  Horton.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  Aug.  20, 1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Roxbury; 
also,  account  rendered  against  the  Commonwealth  of  Massachusetts  by  the  Select- 
men of  Roxbury  for  bounties  paid  said  Goff  and  others  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years;  date  "Aug.  20,  1781,"  appears  against  name  of 
said  Goff  and  is  probably  date  when  bounty  was  paid. 

GoFF,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Willmark's  (Willmartb's)  co..  Col.  John  Hatha- 
way's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  14, 1779 ;  discharged  April  12, 1779 ;  service,  30  days, 
at  Howland's  Ferry ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Ide's  co.,  Col.  Carpenter's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  13, 1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo. ;  company  detached 


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OoFF,  Samuel,  continued. 

from  militia  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for  4  weeks  in  a  regiment  under  Capt.  Samuel 
Fisher ;  travel  allowed  to  and  from  camp  at  Providence ;  a/so,  Capt.  Israel  Hicks's 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  5, 
1780;  service,  5  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 

GoFF,  SiMEOx,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Bliss's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos. 
11  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

GoFF,  SiMEOx.  Drummer,  Capt.  Carpenter's  co..  Col.  Simeon  Cary's  regt..  Gen.  John 
Fellows's  brigade ;  list  of  men  stationed  at  New  York  and  AVhite  Plains  for 
5  months  and  dismissed  Dec.  1,  1776. 

GoFF,  Simeon.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Wade's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  George  Wil- 
liams's regt. ;  service,  21  days  ;  company  stationed  at  Tiverton  Oct.  7,  1777.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Rehoboth,  Feb.  10.  1778. 

GoFF,  Squire.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Willmark's  (Willmarth's)  co.,  Col.  John  Hatha- 
way'sregt. ;  enlisted  March  14, 1779;  discharged  April  12, 1779 ;  service,  30  days, 
at  Rowland's  Ferry ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Ide's  co..  Col.  Carpenter's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  13, 1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  12, 1779 ;  service,  1  mo. ;  company  detached 
from  militia  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for  4  weeks  in  a  regiment  under  Capt. 
Samuel  Fisher;  travel  allowed  to  and  from  camp  at  Providence;  also,  Capt. 
John  Perry's  co..  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.;  enlisted  July  27,  1780;  discharged 
Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  at  Rhode  Island  for  3  months;  also,  Capt.  Simeon  Cole's  co.,  Col.  Dean's 
regt.;  service  from  March  6,  1781,  10  days;  company  raised  for  a  40  days  expe- 
dition to  Rhode  Island,  but  discharged  March  15,  1781,  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen. 
Lincoln. 

GoFF,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Babbit's  co.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  7  days;  company  marched 
to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

GoFF,  William,  New  Gloucester  (also  given  Gloucester).  Corporal,  Capt.  Moses 
Merrill's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinny's  (31st)  regt.;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of 
enlistment.  May  15,  1775,  to  date  of  marching  to  headquarters,  July  5,  1775; 
ci'edited  with  7  weeks  2  days  allowance ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct., 
1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2, 
Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1775;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nicholas  Blasdel's  co..  Col.  Wig- 
glesworth's  regt. ;  paj'  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Albany  home ;  resi- 
dence, Gloucester;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Jan.  27,  1777;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  in  the  town  of  Gloucester,  Cumberland  Co.,  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  as  attested  by  Capt.  William  Harris  and  Selectman  Enoch  Fogg,  at  New 
Gloucester,  Nov.  24,  1778;  residence,  New  Gloucester;  joined  Capt.  Jeremiah 
Hills's  CO.,  Col.  Voise's  (Vose's)  regt. ;  term,  3  .years ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Han- 
cock's CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Jan.  25, 1778 ;  reported  deceased ;  also,  Capt.  Robert  Davis's 
CO.,  Col.  Vose's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Valley 
Forge;  enlisted  Feb.  21,  1777. 

GoFFE,  Caleb.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hills's  co..  Col.  Williams's  regt. ;  service  from 
Sept.  29,  1777,  to  Oct.  30,  1777,  at  Tiverton.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Rehoboth. 

GoFFE,  Eben'ezer.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Bumstead's  co.;  list  of  men  drafted  from 
Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.,  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  May  7, 
1777,  to  guard  stores,  etc.,  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  for  the 
term  of  5  weeks. 


540  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GoFFE,  James.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Hawke,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan  Oakes; 
engaged  May  3, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  with  the  fleet  under  Commodore  John  Man- 
ley.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

GoFFB,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Clap's  (1st  Dorchester)  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's 
regt. ;  enlisted  June  13,  1776 ;  discharged  June  16,  1776 ;  service,  3  days. 

GoFFE,  LovEL.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Ide's  co.,  Col.  Carpenter's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  13, 1779;  discharged  Sept.  12, 1779;  service,  1  rao. ;  company  detached  from 
militia  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for  4  weeks  in  a  regiment  under  Capt.  Samuel 
Fisher;  travel  allowed  to  and  from  camp  at  Providence. 

GoFFE,  Simeon.  Drummer,  Capt.  James  Hills's  co.,  Col.  Williams's  regt. ;  service 
from  Sept.  29, 1777,  at  Tiverton ;  reported  "  enlisted  out  Oct.  9, 1777."  Roll  sworn 
to  at  Rehoboth. 

GoFFS,  Ezra.  Drummer ;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Rehoboth 
for  service  in  the  Continental  Arm}'  during  1780 ;  marched  to  West  Point  July  7, 
1780;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  28  days,  travel  included. 

Goggen,  James,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Whiting's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 
regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  13 
days. 

Goggen,  Tom.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  19,  1777;  Capt.  Marshall's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt. 

Goggin,  Philip.  Private,  Capt.  John  Mott's  co.,  Col.  Elias  Dayton's  (3d  New  Jersey) 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  June  3,  1777;  enlisted  Feb.  21,  1777;  enlistment,  during 
war;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Sept.-Dec,  1777. 

Goggin,  Thomas,  Boston.  Private, -Ith  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  8,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Boston; 
also,  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's  (7th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th)  regt.; 
subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  8, 1777,  to  Feb.  1, 1777;  credited 
with  25  days  allowance;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on  march 
from  Boston  to  Bennington;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and 
March,  1779,  dated  West  Point ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  transferred  to  Light 
Infantry  co.  April  1, 1779. 

GoGGiNS,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Stow's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt. ; 
company  stationed  at  Ticonderoga  in  1776. 

GoiLES,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Baker,  Jr.'s  (10th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi 
Baldwin's  (38th)  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Aug.,  1775. 

GoiLSKELL,  William.  List  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Weymouth  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Samuel  Ward  and  Capt.  Thomas  Nash 
to  Col.  David  Cushing,  dated  Weymouth,  Jan.  2,  1778;  joined  Capt.  John  Lang- 
don's  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  reported  a  foreigner. 

Going,  Daniel.  List  of  men  raised  to  guard  prisoners  at  Prospect  Hill  for  3  months, 
dated  March  26,  1778;  said  Going  rated  as  one  man. 

Going,  Daniel,  Jr.  List  of  men  raised  to  relieve  guards  at  Prospect  Hill  for  2  months, 
dated  Feb.  9,  1778. 

Going,  Ezekiel,  Sanford.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Moulton's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's 
regt. ;  service  between  May  19,  1777,  and  July  18,  1777,  47  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island. 

Going,  Jabez.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Dix's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt..  Gen.  Lovel's 
brigade;  enlisted  July  30,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  17  days, 
travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 


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Going,  James.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Dix's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards; 
service  from  July 2  to  July  8,  1778,  7  days,  at  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge;  also,  Ser- 
geant, Capt.  John  Dix's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt..  Gen.  Level's  brigade;  enlisted 
July  30,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  17  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island. 

Going,  John,  Sanford.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Moulton's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's 
regt. ;  service  between  May  19,  1777,  and  July  18,  1777,  25  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island. 

Going,  John,  Wilmington.  Return  of  Capt.  John  Harendel's  (Harnden's)  co.,  dated 
May  11,  1775;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Harnden's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
(27th)  regt  ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Going  and  others,  dated 
Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  22,  1775;  also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  April  30,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  9  days ;  also,  com- 
pany return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Dec.  28,  1775. 

Going,  John.  Receipt  for  wages,  given  to  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford,  dated  Wilmington, 
May  22,  1778,  signed  by  said  Going  and  others. 

Going,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  13,  1779 ;  dis- 
charged May  12,  1779;  service,  3  mos.,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at 
and  about  Boston. 

Going,  John,  Jr.  Receipt  given  to  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford,  dated  Wilmington,  May 
6,  1776,  signed  by  said  Going  and  others,  for  wages  for  service  in  his  company 
of  Minute-men. 

Going,  Prince.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Ashley's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  credited 
to  town  of  Newton ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  July  1, 1777 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  enlisted  before  Aug.  16, 1777,  and  marched 
with  regiment  to  Peekskill ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777, 
dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge ;  enlisted  May  1,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also, 
Capt.  Ashley's  co..  Col.  Vose's  (14th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec, 
1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  sworn  to  in  Quarters 
at  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  for  gratuity,  dated  Providence, 
Feb.  13,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779, 
dated  Providence. 

Going,  Stephen,  Sanford.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Moulton's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's 
regt. ;  service  between  May  19,  1777,  and  July  18,  1777,  47  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island. 

Going,  William,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Titcomb's  (3d  Wells)  co..  Col.  Tris- 
tram Jordan's  regt.,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days. 

Gold,  Abner,  Walpole.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780. 

Gold,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.;  enlisted 
July  28,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778;  service,  4  mos.  19  days;  company  de- 
tached from  Hampshire  Co.  militia  to  guard  stores  at  Springfield  and  Brookfield 
for  6  months  from  July  1,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Springfield,  Aug.  28,  1778. 

Gold,  Benjamin,  Bolton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Hastings's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge ;  service,  8  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army. 


542  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AXD   SAILORS 

Gold,  Benjamin,  Topsfield.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  John- 
son's regt..  Gen.  Warner's  brigade ;  marched  from  home  Aug.  15, 1777 ;  discharged 
Dec.  14,  1777;  service,  4  mos.,  in  Northern  department;  travel  allowed  from 
Peeksliill  home;  company  raised  from  3d  (Essex  Co.)  regt.  Roll  certified  at 
Ipswich. 

Gold,  Benjamin.  Receipt  dated  Wareham,  March  26,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said 
Gold  and  others  by  the  Selectmen  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  3  years;  also,  order  dated  Garrison,  West  Point,  July  19,  1783,  signed  by  said 
Gold,  for  wages  due  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1782,  to  Dec.  31,  1782,  as  Private  in 
6th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper;  certificate  attached  to 
order,  signed  by  Capt.  Samuel  Frost,  (late)  Paymaster,  states  that  wages  for 
above  service  were  due  said  Gold ;  certificate  approved  by  Capt.  L.  DePontiere, 
aide-de-camp  to  Baron  Steuben ;  said  Gold  (Gould)  reported  as  servant  to  Capt. 
DePontiere. 

Gold,  Camaralzaman,  Wareham.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Sparrow's  co.,  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt.;  engaged  July  11,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  15,  1779;  service,  5 
mos.  5  days  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779; 
service,  17  days  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec, 
1779,  allowing  1  mo.  3  days  service  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gold,  Daniel,  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.  Private,  Capt.  John  Brackett's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775,  to  headquarters ;  service,  5  days ;  also,  Capt.  John  Brackett's  co.,  Col. 
Edmund  Phiney's  (31st)  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment.  May  10, 
1775,  to  date  of  marching  from  Falmouth  to  headquarters,  July  3,  1775 ;  credited 
with  54  days  allowance;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  29,  1775;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Benjamin 
Lapham  and  Capt.  Peter  Cushing,  sworn  to  at  Hingham,  Feb.  17, 1778 ;  residence, 
Falmouth ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hingham ;  joined  Capt.  Paul  Ellis's  CO.,  Col. 
Biggelow's  (Bigelow's)  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Gold,  Daniel,  Topsfield.  Corporal,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's 
regt.,  Gen.  AVarner's  brigade;  marched  from  home  Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged 
Dec.  14,  1777;  service,  4  mos.,  in  Northern  department;  travel  allowed  from 
Peekskill  home ;  company  raised  from  3d  (Essex  Co.)  regt.  Roll  certified  at 
Ipswich. 

Gold,  Edmund.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  8, 
1780;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Amherst ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  7, 1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  8, 1780,  under 
command  of  Ebenezer  Kent,  Esq. 

Gold,  Henry.  List  of  men  drafted  from  Concord  town  company  to  go  to  Rhode  Island 
on  an  alarm  July  23,  1777 ;  also,  list  of  men  drafted  from  Concord  town  company 
to  go  to  Ticonderoga  for  3  months,  as  returned  to  Col.  Brooks,  dated  Concord, 
Aug.  15,  1777,  and  endorsed  "  Capt.  Minotfs  return." 

Gold,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Poor's  co  ;  company  return;  reported  "for 
J.  Knight;  "  copy  of  a  receipt,  dated  Newbury,  March  18,  1777,  signed  by  others 
of  said  company,  for  wages  for  6  weeks  service,  appears  on  reverse  of  return. 

Gold,  Jonathan,  Ashfield.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Milieu's  co.,  Col.  James  Wesson's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  15,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Samuel  Bartlett's  co.,  Col.  Wesson's  regt. ;  return  of  men' 
who  were  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15, 1777,  and  who  had  not  been  absent  except 
on  furlough. 


IN  THE  WAR   OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  543 

Gold,  Joseph,  Northborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Gen. 
Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  22  daj-s; 
also,  Capt.  Samuel  Wood's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.;  order  for  advance 
pa}',  dated  Cambridge,  June  13,  1775,  signed  by  said  Gold  and  others ;  also,  Cor- 
poral, same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  24, 1775 ; 
service,  2  mos.  13  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dorchester,  Jan.  5, 
1776 ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  dated  North- 
borough,  Feb.  14,  1778,  and  sworn  to  by  Capt.  Timothy  Brigham ;  residence, 
Northborough;  engaged  for  town  of  Northborough  ;  joined  Capt.  Daniel  Barns's 
CO.,  Col.  T.  Biglow's  (Bigelow's)  regt.;  term  to  expire  Sept.  16,  1780;  also,  Ser- 
geant, Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  17,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Daniel 
Barnes's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  return  dated  Feb.  2,  1778;  reported 
mustered  bj'  Worcester  Co.  Muster  Master  and  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master; 
also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1779;  also,  (late)  Capt. 
Barns's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated 
Providence ;  enlisted  Sept.  17,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Gold,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  John  Rice's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  (31st)  regt.; 
company  return  dated  Sept.  29,  1775,  including  abstract  of  pay  to  last  of  July, 
1775;  enlisted  May  18,  1775. 

Gold,  Joseph.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Flint's  co..  Col.  Willy's  regt.;  list  of 
officers ;  commissioned  Feb.  23,  1776. 

Gold,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Waterhouse's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. 
of  guards ;  marched  from  home  March  30,  1778 ;  service,  3  mos.  9  days ;  company 
detached  from  militia  to  serve  from  April  2,  1778,  to  July  3,  1778,  and  stationed 
at  Winter  Hill. 

Gold,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Aug.,  1778;  service,  15  days;  also,  order  dated  White  Plains,  Sept.  12,  1778,  for 
wages,  etc.,  for  service  in  Col.  Wood's  regt. 

Gold,  Reuben,  Sudbury.  Capt.  Amasa  Cranston's  co. ;  company  return  endorsed 
"  1776 ;  "  said  Gold  reported  at  White  Plains ;  also  reported  as  having  lost  articles 
in  battle ;  company  probably  belonged  to  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. 

Gold,  Rel'ben.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suf- 
folk Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  11,  1777  ;  Capt.  Keith's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. 

Gold,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1777,  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Gulf;  enlisted  May  15,  1777; 
enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  10,  1778 ;  reported  on  furlough ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  Valley  Forge;  discharged  Jan.  10,  1778;  enlist- 
ment, 8  months;  reported  "neglected  the  last  muster  through  mistake." 

Gold,  William.  Capt.  Enoch  Putnam's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.;  order  for  advance 
pay,  signed  by  said  Gold  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775. 

Gold,  William.  List  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  March  17,  1778,  by  James 
Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co.,  dated  April  7,  1778;  Col.  William 
Lee's  regt. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Middleborough. 

Gold,  William.  Return  of  3  and  6  months  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  from  (late) 
Col.  Moseley's  regt.  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Danderson  (Danielson),  dated  Hamp- 
shire Co.,  Oct.  26, 1780;  Capt.  Coley's  co. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Granville;  term, 
6  months. 

Gold,  Zaccheus,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Samuel  John- 
son's regt.,  Gen.  Warner's  brigade ;  marched  from  home  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  dis- 


544  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gold,  Zaccheus,  continued. 

charged  Dec.  14,  1777;  service,  4  mos.,  in  Northern  department;  travel  allowed 
from  Peekskill  home ;  company  raised  from  3d  [Essex  Co.]  regt.  Roll  certified 
at  Ipswich. 

GoLDBURT,  William.  Sailor,  ship  "Eagle,"  commanded  by  Capt.  William  Groves; 
descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  June  17,  1780 ;  stature,  4  ft. ;  com- 
plexion, dark. 

GoLDEx, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goldin,  Golding,  Goulden, 

Goulding.] 

Golden,  Abel.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Woodbury's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  enlisted  July  11,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1778;  service,  2  mos.,  at 
Cambridge.    Roll  certified  at  Lancaster. 

Golden,  J.  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  had  not  received  gratuities  granted  by 
resolve  of  Jan.  15,  1781. 

Golden,  John,  Sherburne.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  BuUard's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Peirce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  9  days. 

Golden,  John.  Colonel,  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  field  officers; 
commissioned  March  23,  1776. 

Golden,  Joseph,  Holliston.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Leland's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Abijah  Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge ;  service,  18  days. 

Golden,  Silas,  Spencer.  Return  of  men  raised  in  1777  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Josiah  White's  co..  Col.  Deney's  regt.,  sworn  to  at  Charlton, 
Feb.  18,  1778;  residence,  Spencer;  engaged  for  town  of  Spencer;  joined  Capt. 
Slaten's  (Slayton's)  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
James  Cooper's  co.,  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May, 
1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Drew's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781,  dated  Phillipsburgh ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Sept.,  1781,  dated  Continental  Village;  reported  on  command  with  light  infantry 
from  May,  1781 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Oct. -Dec,  1781,  and 
Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts  ;  reported  on  fatigue  duty  in  Dec,  1781. 

Golden,  William.  Private,  7th  Mass  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  had  not  received  gratui- 
ties granted  by  resolve  of  Jan.  15,  1781. 

Golden,  William.  Seaman,  ship  "Pliarne,"  Samuel  Green,  Master;  portage  bill 
made  up  for  advance  wages ;  engaged  July  2,  discharged  Sept.  17  [year  not  given] ; 
service,  2  mos.  15  days. 

Golden,  Windsor.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  March  5,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of 
Beverly ;  term,  3  years. 

Goldin,  Ichabod,  Colrain.  List  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Colrain  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Hugh  McClallen,  sworn  to  at  Colrain, 
April  5,  1779;  residence,  Colrain;  engaged  for  town  of  Colrain;  joined  Capt. 
Comston's  (Cumpston's)  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  term,  during  war. 

Golding,  Eleazer.  "  Volunteer,"  Capt.  Staples  Chamberlin's  co.,  Col.  Dean's  regt.; 
enlisted  March  11,  1781;  discharged  March  14,  1781;  service,  7  days,  travel 
included;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John 
Hancock.    Roll  endorsed  "  service  on  a  40  days  expedition." 

Golding,  Ichabod.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also, 


IN  THE   WAR   OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  545 

GoLDiNG,  IcHABOD,  continued. 

descriptive  list  dated  "West  Point,  Jan.  25,  1781 ;  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ; 
age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  blue; 
enlisted  Feb.  28,  1778,  by  Maj.  Oliver;  enlistment,  during  war. 

GoLDiNG,  John,  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.  List  of  men  probably  raised  for  Conti- 
nental service  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co. ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Sutton. 

GoLDiNG,  JoHx,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Warrin's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1777;  dis- 
charged Aug.  26,  1777 ;  service,  5  days,  under  Lieut.  Col.  Wheelock ;  company 
inarched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

GoLDixG,  Joseph.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Staples  Chamberlin's  co.,  Col.  Dean's  regt. ;  en- 
listed March  7, 1781 ;  discharged  March  U,  1781 ;  service,  11  days,  travel  included ; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock. 
lloU  endorsed  "  service  on  a  40  days  expedition." 

Goldsmith, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goaldsmith,  Gooldsmith, 

Gouldsmith.] 

Gdldsmith,  Jeremiah.  Private,  Capt.  John  Abbot's  co.,  Maj.  Gage's  regt.;  enlisted 
Sept.  30,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  with  Northern 
army. 

Goldsmith,  John,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Cogswell,  Jr.'s  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  Abraham 
Dodge's  CO.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  3,  1775;  service,  12  weeks  6  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  9,  1775; 
age,  16  yrs. ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec. 
21,  1775. 

Goldsmith,  Nathaniel.  Capt.  William  Hooper's  co. ;  company  receipt  for  advance 
pay,  dated  Salem,  Sept.  26,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co. ;  enlisted  July  21,  1775; 
service  to  Dec.  31, 1775,  5  mos.  24  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast ;  rolls  dated  Marble- 
head;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Devereux's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  enlisted  Nov.  20, 1777 ;  service  to  April  3, 1778, 4  mos.  14  days,  at  Charles- 
town  and  Cambridge;  roll  dated  Winter  Hill;  also,  Capt.  Simeon  Brown's  co.. 
Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards  ;  service  between  April  2,  1778,  and  July  3, 
1778,  2  mos.  25  days ;  roll  dated  Camp  Winter  Hill. 

Goldsmith,  Richard,  Harvard.  List  of  men  drafted  from  Worcester  Co.  militia  to 
march  to  Horse  Neck  under  command  of  Col.  Converse  [year  not  given] ,  but  who 
failed  to  join  regiment ;  drafted  from  town  of  Harvard ;  drafted  into  Capt.  Lemuel 
Hill's  CO. 

Goldsmith,  Samuel.  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  enlisted 
March  1,  1776;  service  to  Sept.  1,  1776,  6  mos.,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  dated 
Marblehead ;  also,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  co.  of  coast  guards ;  memorandum 
of  beef  delivered  Feb.  18,  1777. 

Goldsmith,  William,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Abbot's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  1^  days. 

Goldsmith,  Zaccheus,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Abbot's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  \\  days. 

Goldthright,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Heywood's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin 
Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1782;  balance  of  term  of  enlistment 
unexpired,  19  months  20  days. 

Goldthrite,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Knap's  co. ;  entered  service  March  2,  1781 ; 
discharged  March  15, 1781 ;  service,  17  days  ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island. 
Roll  dated  Douglas. 


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GoLDTHEiTE,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  "William  Hudson  Ballard's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whit- 
comb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted 
Dec.  5,  1775;  reported  discharged  Nov.  1,  1776. 

GoLDTHWAiT,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goldthright,  Gold- 

thrite,  Goldthwaitt,  Goldtright,  Golthwhit,  Gooldthright,  Gouldthight,  Gould- 
thrit,  Gouldthrite,  Gouldthwait,  Gouldthwaite,  Gouldthwright,  Gouldwait,  Grold- 
thrite,  Guildthwit,  Guildthwrit.] 

GoLDTHWAiT,  Eben,  Danvers.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Epes's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Pickering's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days. 

GoLDTHWAiT,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Batcheller's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Hol- 
man's  regt.;  service,  17  days;  company  marched  to  Providence.  R.  I.,  on  an 
alarm  in  Dec,  1776.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

GoLDTHWAiT,  JACOB.  Private,  Capt.  David  Batcheller's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  6,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  6  days,  travel  included, 
en  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

GoLDTHWAiT,  Jacob  (also  given  Joseph).  Lieutenant,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  1,  1777,  to  Dec. 
31,  1779;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Frothingham's  co.,  Col.  Crane's 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Sept. -Dec,  1777;  also,  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
return  for  gratuity,  dated  Springfield,  Nov.  1,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Stough- 
ton ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war;  also.  Lieutenant  and  Capt.  Lieutenant,  Col. 
Crane's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to 
Sept.  13,  1780;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Frothingham's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (3d  Ar- 
tillery) regt. ;  return  for  gratuity,  dated  Park  near  Morristown,  Jan.  28,  1780. 

GOLDTHWAIT,  James,  Dauvcrs.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Epes's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Pickering's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days. 

GOLDTHWAIT,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Brown's  (7th)  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's 
(14th)  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  March-Aug.,  1776;  enlisted  Feb.  7,  1776.  [See 
Samuel  Goldthwait.] 

GOLDTHWAIT,  JoNATHAX,  Suttou.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned 
by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent  for  said  county;  Capt.  Chase's  co.,  Col. 
Davis's  regt. ;  age,  39  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  dark;  occupation, 
farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Sutton ;  engaged  Jan.  11, 1781 ;  term,  3  years ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Heywood's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  i-egt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Camp  Peekskill;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Sept.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Camp  Bald  Hill ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781, 
sworn  to  in  Quarters,  Highlands ;  reported  sick  in  general  hospital ;  also,  muster 
rolls  for  Dec,  1781,  Jan.-March,  1782,  dated  Hutts,  New  Boston,  and  sworn  to  in 
Quarters,  Highlands;  reported  sick  in  general  hospital;  also,  muster  rolls  for 
May  and  June,  1782;  «Zso,  descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  1,  1782;  Capt.  Benjamin 
Heywood's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.;  age,  40  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion, 
dark ;  hair,  dark ;  occupation,  yeoman ;  birthplace,  Smithfield,  R.  I. ;  residence, 
Sutton;  engaged  Jan.  11,  1781;  term,  3  years;  reported  transferred  to  corps  of 
invalids  June  21,  1782;  also,  list  of  men  sent  by  the  State  of  Massachusetts  as  a 
portion  of  her  quota  of  the  Continental  Army  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781,  who 
were  reported  as  unfit  for  dut.y ;  6th  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  40  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
10  in. ;  residence,  Sutton ;  reported  an  idiot. 

GOLDTHWAIT,  JONATHAN.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Ward,  Jr.'s  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  22, 
1776 ;  discharged  Nov.  18,  1776 ;  service,  9  mos.  28  days ;  company  stationed  at 
Salem  for  defence  of  seacoast. 


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GoLDTHWAiT,  JOSEPH,  Northbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  5  days. 

GoLDTHWAiT,  JOSEPH.  Private,  Capt.  David  Batcheller's  co..  Col.  Tyler's  regt. ;  en- 
listed July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  15  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
Rhode  Island. 

GoLDTHWAiT,  Nat,  Danvcrs.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Epes's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Pickering's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days. 

GOLDTHWAIT,  NATHANIEL.  Private,  Capt.  James  Prentiss's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  place  of  discharge,  Saratoga,  home, 
endorsed  "  travel  from  Fort  Edward ;  "  said  Goldthwait  credited  with  237  miles 
travel;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Feb.  3,  1777. 

Goldthwait,  Philip,  Boston.  Private,  Col.  Elisha  Sheldon's  regt.  of  dragoons ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  7,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  resi- 
dence, Boston ;  credited  to  town  of  Bradford ;  also,  returns  of  officers  and  men 
belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Sheldon's  (2d)  regt.  of  light  dragoons,  certified 
at  Durham,  April  22,  1779,  and  at  Fishkill,  June  18,  1779;  engaged  April  7, 1777; 
term,  during  war. 

Goldthwait,  Philip,  Pepperellborough  (also  given  Biddeford).  Private,  Capt.  Jere- 
miah Hill's  CO.,  Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  27,  1775,  including 
abstract  of  pay  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  train  May  21, 1775 ; 
also,  Capt.  John  Popkin's  co.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  receipt 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goldthwait  and  others,  dated  Winter  Hill;  also, 
Matross,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  26, 
1775;  service,  2  mos.  11  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill, 
Sept.  27,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Winter  Hill,  Jan.  2,  1776. 

Goldthwait,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Brown's  (7th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's 
(14th)  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  Feb.,  1776;  enlisted  Feb.  7,  1776.  [See  James 
Goldthwait.] 

Goldthwait,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  March  Chase's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's 
regt. ;  service,  30  days ;  company  marched  from  Sutton  to  Saratoga  Sept.  26, 1777, 
and  served  until  Oct.  26, 1777,  with  reinforcements  to  Northern  army.  Roll  dated 
Sutton. 

GoLDTHAVAiT,  STEPHEN.  Private,  Capt.  John  Putnam's  co. ;  return  dated  June  22, 
1778,  of  men  detached  from  Col.  John  Holman's  regt.  for  21  days  service  at 
Providence,  R.  I. ;  also,  Capt.  Putnam's  co.,  Col.  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  20, 
1778;  service,  26  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  from  Worcester  Co., 
June  20, 1778,  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Sullivan  at  Providence  for  21  days  service ; 
roll  dated  Sutton;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Whiting's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  30, 1778;  discharged  Sept.  12, 1778;  service,  1  mo.  15  days,  on  expe- 
dition to  Rhode  Island. 

Goldthwait,  Thomas,  Springfield.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  Continental  Army 
from  1st,  2d,  3d,  and  8th  cos.,  1st  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt. 
Walter  Pynchon  and  Capt.  David  Burt,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  6, 1779; 
residence,  Springfield ;  engaged  for  town  of  Springfield ;  joined  Capt.  Luke  Day's 
CO.,  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  April  -,  1780 ;  said  Goldthwait  reported  as 
belonging  to  1st  co. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Day's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  reported 
invalided;  also,  Capt.  Day's  co.,  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan. 
11,  1777;  mustered  by  Ruggles  Woodbridge,  Hampshire  Co.  Muster  Master,  and 
by  a  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  Capt.  Day's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Alden's  regt.; 
return  of  men  in  camp  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at  Cherry  Valley,  Feb.  24, 


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GoLDTHWAiT,  Thomas,  Continued, 

1779;  also,  Capt.  Day's  co.,  Col.  Alden's  (6th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and 
April,  1779,  dated  Cherry  Valley;  also,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  corps  of  in- 
valids; Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780 ;  reported  transferred  from  Col.  Brooks's  regt. 

GoLDTHWAiT,  Thomas.  List  of  American  prisoners  sent  from  New  York  to  Ports- 
mouth, N.  H.,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners  [year  not  given]  ;  reported 
a  Sailmaker. 

GOLDTHWAIT,  TiMOTHT,  Stoughton.  List  of  men  mustered  between  May  26, 1777,  and 
June  10,  1777,  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co. ;  Col.  Crane's 
regt. ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  residence,  Stoughton ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Frothingham  ;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Benjamin  Frothingham's  co..  Col.  John 
Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.-Nov..  1777. 

GOLDTHWAIT,  TiMOTHY.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Richards's  co..  Col.  Gill's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  11, 1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  13, 1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days,  with  detach- 
ment under  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher ;  company  drafted  from  militia  for  service  at 
Rhode  Island. 

GoLDTHWAiT,  WiLLiAM,  Danvcrs.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Epes's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Pickering's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 

GoLDTHWAiTT,  TiMOTHT.  Private,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  30,  1776 ;  credited  to  town  of 
Stoughton  ;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1, 1777. 

GoLDTRiGHT,  Philip,  Peppcrellborough.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Page's  co..  Col.  Smith's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  22,  1777,  to  April  1, 
1777;  residence,  Peppcrellborough;  reported  deserted  April  1,  1777;  also,  Capt. 
Joseph  McNall'sco.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ; 
residence,  Peppcrellborough ;  engaged  for  town  of  Peppcrellborough ;  mustered 
by  Esquire  Wells. 

GoLE,  Jonathan.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780;  age,  20  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light; 
occupation,  farmer ;  engaged  for  town  of  Athol ;  engaged  March  4,  1781 ;  term,  3 
years. 

GoLE,  RoTHMAN.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt.; 
enlisted  Jan.  9, 1778 ;  enlistment,  3  months  from  Jan.  1, 1778 ;  company  stationed 
at  Rhode  Island  ;  reported  not  mustered.     [See  Camaralzaman  Gold.] 

GoLEN,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Dodge's  co..  Col.  L.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.; 
return  for  mileage,  subsistence,  etc.,  allowed  on  march  home  at  close  of  campaign 
in  1776,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  May  6,  1777. 

GoLFE,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Elias  Parkman's  detachment ;  enlisted  July  2, 1778 ; 
discharged  July  17, 1778;  service,  15  days  ;  detachment  drafted  to  serve  as  guards; 
also,  pay  roll  for  same  service,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  5,  1778. 

GoLiGHER,  Bern'd.  Prizcmastcr ;  list  of  American  prisoners  brought  to  Marblehead 
in  the  cartel  "  Pacific,"  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by 
Thomas  Stone,  Commissary  [year  not  given]  ;  reported  a  Prizemaster;  also 
reported  taken  in  the  schooner  "Gen.  Gates"  (privateer),  by  the  British  brig 
"  Hope." 

GoLLES,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Hamilton's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.; 
service  from  Aug.  3, 1776,  to  Sept.  30,  1776,  1  mo.  29  days. 

GoLLET,  Jabez,  Barnstable.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army, 
dated  May  10,  1778 ;  residence,  Barnstable ;  engaged  for  town  of  Barnstable ; 
joined  Capt.  James  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  Jan.  -,  1780. 


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GoLLOP,  Enos.  Drummer,  Capt.  Benjamin  Gould's  co.,  Col.  "Wade's  (Essex  Co.)  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  17  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months.  Roll 
dated  Topsfield. 

GoLT,  John.    List  of  men  raised  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival 
at  Fishliill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Brig. 
Gen.  J.  Glover,  at  Fort  Arnold,  July  8,  1778;    said  Golt  and  others  raised  in 
'  Hampshire  Co. 

GoLTHWHiT,  "Nathal.,"  Danvcrs.  Sailor,  brig  "  Lexington,"  David  Smith,  Jr.,  Mas- 
ter; descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  Oct.  2,  1780 ;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stat- 
ure, 5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Danvers. 

GoMATT,  John,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  in  Dorchester,  Milton,  Roxbury,  Braintree, 
and  Weymouth,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned  by  Stephen 
Badlam,  Superintendent  for  Suffolli  Co.,  dated  Dorchester;  also,  descriptive  list 
of  men  raised  in  Suflfolk  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  April  20,  1778,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  by  Capt.  Thomas 
Jackson  of  the  Artillery,  at  Boston,  June  17, 1778,  to  be  delivered  to  Gen.  Warner 
at  Fishkill;  Capt.  Wild's  co..  Col.  Thayer's  regt.;  age,  38  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6J 
in.;  hair,  black;  eyes,  dark;  nationality,  French;  residence,  Boston;  engaged 
for  town  of  Braintree;  certificate  signed  by  Maj.  Badlam  states  that  said  men 
had  enlisted  into  the  artillery  for  3  years  although  returned  as  9  months  men. 

GoMER,  EzEKiEL.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Raymond's  co.,  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  23, 1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  21, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days,  at  Claverack ; 
regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Pittsfield,  Oct.  26,  1779,  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army, 
and  dismissed  Nov.  30,  1779;  service,  5  weeks. 

GoMEY,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  <'  Junius  Brutus,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  John  Leach,  dated  Salem,  June  15,  1780;  age,  31  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark;  nationality,  Portuguese. 

GoNN,  AsAHEL.  Captain,  10th  (2d  Montague)  co.,  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  re- 
turned by  Phineas  Wright  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Northfield,  April  23, 
1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  May  7,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned. 

GoNN,  Nathaniel,  Jr.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  5th  (Montague)  co.,  6th 
Hampshire  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  com- 
panies in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Phineas  Wright  and  others,  field  officers, 
dated  Northfield,  April  23,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  May  7, 1776,  that  said  officers 
be  commissioned. 

GoNZY,  John.  Account  dated  Jan.  24,  1776,  of  the  ammunition  delivered  the  non- 
commissioned officers  and  soldiers  in  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co.,  26th  regt. 

Goo,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Jones's  co. ;  marched  June  29,  1779;  discharged 
July  16,  1779;  service,  17  days,  at  Camden,  Lincoln  Co.,  by  order  of  Col.  Wil- 
liam Jones;  also,  receipt  for  firearms,  given  to  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont,  dated 
Camp  Coxes  Head,  Aug.  14,  1781,  signed  by  said  Goo  and  others. 

GooALE,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  French's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  23, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included,  in  Northern 
department. 

GooALL,  Thomas,  Penobscot.  Private,  Capt.  George  White's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Fran- 
cis's regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  18,  1777,  to  May  5, 
1777 ;  credited  with  97  days  allowance. 

GoocH,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gouch,  Gouge,  Gough.] 


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GoocH,  Benjamin  (also  given  Jr.)  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Sevey's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin 
Foster's  (Lincoln  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  28  (also 
given  Aug.  20),  1777;  service,  7  days,  on  an  alarm;  company  served  from  July 
16,  1777,  to  Oct.  10,  1777,  at  Machias,  when  British  ships  lay  in  that  harbor,  until 
relieved  by  Col.  John  Allen's  forces;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service,  1  day; 
company  served  from  Dec.  5  to  Dec.  25,  1778,  at  Machias ;  also,  Lieut.  John 
Scott's  detachment  from  6th  Lincoln  Co.  regt. ;  service,  8  days,  at  Machias  ;  de- 
tachment served  between  Aug.  31,  1779,  and  Nov.  20,  1779;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Machias,  Feb.  29,  1780,  and  endorsed  "  service  at  Penobscot." 

GoocH,  James,  Machias.  Private,  Capt.  Jabez  West's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Eddy's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Nov.  14,  1776;  discharged  Dec.  16,  1776;  service,  1  mo.  5  days;  company 
raised  in  Cumberland,  N.  S. ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Sevey's  co. ;  enlisted  June  23, 
1777 ;  discharged  July  16,  1777 ;  service,  23  days,  at  Machias,  when  ship  "  Ambus- 
cade "  lay  in  the  harbor ;  company  ordered  on  duty  by  Col.  Benjamin  Foster  for 
defence  of  Machias  and  rivers  adjacent;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Sevey's  co.,  Col.  Ben- 
jamin Foster's  (Lincoln  Co  )  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  1, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  3, 1777; 
service,  2  mos.  9  days,  on  an  alarm ;  company  served  from  July  16,  1777,  to  Oct. 
10, 1777,  at  Machias,  when  British  ships  laj'  in  that  harbor,  until  relieved  by  Col. 
John  Allen's  forces ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  1  daj' ;  company  served 
from  Dec.  5  to  Dec.  25,  1778,  at  Machias;  also,  Lieut.  John  Scott's  detachment 
from  6th  Lincoln  Co.  regt. ;  service,  8  days,  at  Machias ;  detachment  served 
between  Aug.  31,  1779,  and  Nov.  20, 1779 ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Machias,  Feb.  29, 1780, 
and  endorsed  "  service  at  Penobscot." 

GoocH,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawen's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Palmer's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 15  days ;  company  assembled  March  4, 1776 ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin 
Lapham's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.  of  guards;  enlisted  April  1,  1778; 
service  to  July  3,  1778,  3  mos.  2  days,  at  Cambridge;  enlistment,  3  months  from 
April  2,  1778. 

GoocH,  Jedediah,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doolit- 
tle's  (24th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  10, 1775 ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  Winter  Hill,  Oct. 
30,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wood's  co.,  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  March,  1776;  also,  pay  abstract  for  April,  1776,  dated 
New  York ;  also,  pay  abstract  for  May,  1776 ;  also,  pay  abstract  for  June,  1776, 
dated  New  York ;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  the  26th  regt.  who  agi-eed  to 
tarry  6  weeks  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1776,  as  returned  by  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin, 
dated  Trenton,  Jan.  1,  1777. 

GoocH,  John.  Private,  Capt.  George  Rogers's  co.;  service,  4  days ;  company  detached 
from  2d  Cumberland  Co.  regt.  by  order  of  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchel  to  work  on  the 
fort  at  Falmouth  in  Nov.,  1775. 

GoocH,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Sevey's  co. ;  enlisted  June  23,  1777 ;  discharged 
July  16,  1777;  service,  23  days,  at  Machias,  when  ship  "Ambuscade  "  lay  in  the 
harbor ;  company  ordered  on  duty  by  Col.  Benjamin  Foster  for  defence  of  Machias 
and  rivers  adjacent;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Seavey's  co..  Col.  Benjamin 
Foster's  (Lincoln  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  30,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  28,  1777; 
service,  15  (also  given  16)  days,  on  an  alarm ;  company  served  from  July  16, 1777, 
to  Oct.  10,  1777,  at  Machias,  when  British  ships  lay  in  that  harbor,  until  relieved 
by  Col.  John  Allen's  forces. 

GoocH,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawen's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Palmer's  regt  ;  ser- 
vice, 15  days;  company  assembled  March  14,  1776;  also,  Capt. Eliphalet  Sawen's 
CO.,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt.;  enlisted  March  25,  1778;  discharged  April  7, 
1778;  service,  13  days,  with  guards  at  Roxbuiy;  also,  Capt.  Abner  Crane's  co. ; 
enlisted  Feb.  2,  1779 ;  service  to  May  4,  1779,  3  mos.  2  days,  at  Boston. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  551 

GoocH,  John.  Report  made  by  a  committee  of  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated 
March  17,  1780,  showing  staff  officers  in  certain  departments,  their  wages  and 
ration  allowances ;  said  Gooch  served  as  Deputy  Commissary  of  forage. 

GoocH,  John,  Jr.  List  dated  North  Yarmouth,  Dec.  3,  1776,  of  men  raised  from  the 
militia  of  North  Yarmouth  to.  reinforce  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  to 
Samuel  Thompson,  Brigadier  for  Cumberland  Co. 

GoocH,  Joseph,  Braintree.  Capt.  Thomas  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Knox's  (Artillery)  regt.; 
return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Dec.  16,  1775,  of  men  who  enlisted  for  the  ensuing 
year  under  the  new  establishment ;  said  Gooch  reported  as  having  belonged  to 
Col.  Greaton's  regt. 

Gooch,  Joseph,  Jr.,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Sawen's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's  regt.,  which  assembled  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  8  days. 

Gooch,  Moses,  Barre.  Private,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late 
Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  1, 
1777,  to  Sept.  30,  1777;  reported  died  Sept.  30,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's 
CO.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence, 
Barre ;  engaged  for  town  of  Barre ;  mustered  by  Muster  Master  Barrett ;  term,  3 
years. 

Gooch,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  George  Rogers's  co. ;  service,  4  daj's ;  company 
detached  from  2d  Cumberland  Co.  regt.  by  order  of  Col.  Mitchel  to  work  on  the 
fort  at  Falmouth  in  Nov.,  1775. 

GoocH,  Samvel.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Daniel  Clark's  4th  (Wells)  co.,  1st  York  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  offlcers  chosen  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Col. 
Ebenezer  Sayer  and  others,  dated  Wells,  June  12,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  June 
25,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  June  26, 
1776;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Bragdon's  (4th)  co.,  1st  York  Co.  regt. 
of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  [year  not  given]  ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  James 
Littleheld's  co. ;  list  of  officers  appointed  to  command  the  battalion  under  Lieut. 
Col.  Joseph  Storer  drafted  from  York  Co.  brigade  to  reinforce  Northern  army, 
agreeable  to  order  of  General  Court  of  Aug.  9, 1777 ;  company  raised  in  1st  Parish 
in  Wells, and  Sanford,and  from  1st  Y'ork  Co. regt.;  w^so.  Lieutenant,  Capt. James 
Littlefield's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt. ;  engaged  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  discharged 
Nov.  30,  1777,  at  Queman's  Heights;  service  with  Northern  army;  300  miles 
travel  allowed  from  camp  home. 

Gooch,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lapham's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt. ; 
enlisted  April  4,  1778;  service  to  July  3,  1778,  2  mos.  28  days,  at  Cambridge; 
enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2,  1778. 

Gooch,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Seavey's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  regt.; 
service,  1  day ;  company  served  from  Dec.  5  to  Dec.  25,  1778,  at  Machias ;  also, 
Lieut.  John  Scott's  detachment  from  6th  Lincoln  Co.  regt. ;  service,  8  days,  at 
Machias ;  detachment  served  between  Aug.  31, 1779,  and  Nov.  20, 1779 ;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Machias  and  endorsed  "  service  at  Penobscot." 

Gooch,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Crane's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  2,  1779;  service  to 
May  4,  1779,  3  mos.  2  days,  at  Boston  ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co. 
for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  Feb.  27, 
1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Braintree;  term,  3  years. 

Good,  John,  Boston  (also  given  Plymouth).  Capt.  Moses  Hart's  co.,  Col.  P.  Dudley 
Sargent's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Good  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  July  -,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  9,  1775;  service,  73  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Wiley's 
CO.,  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  (28th)  regt.;   company  return  [probably  Oct., 


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Good,  John,  continued. 

1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  13,  1775 ; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co., 
dated  Boston,  Feb.  16,  1777;  Col.  Stevens's  battalion;  also,  Matross,  Capt. 
Nathaniel  Donnell's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  9,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  residence,  Boston; 
credited  to  town  of  Boston  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  for  gratuity,  dated 
Greenwich,  Nov.  10, 1779;  also,  Matross,  same  co.  and  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780;  also,  Capt.  Donnell's 
CO.,  Col.  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt.;  return  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  9,  1781;  en- 
listed Jan.  -,  1777,  by  Sergt.  Maj.  Tracy ;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point. 

Good,  Robert.  Descriptive  list  of  oflScers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "Rambler,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Benjamin  Lovett,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  May  27,  1780;  age, 
13  yrs. ;  stature,  -4  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  brown  ;  birthplace,  Beverlj^. 

GooDAEL,  Joel.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparahawk's  (Spar- 
hawk's)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  27,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18, 1777 ;  service,  29  days, 
on  a  30  days  expedition  to  Saratoga. 

GooBAiL,  Amos.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Samuel  Flower's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-June,  1780 ;  enlisted  July  10,  1779 ;  discharged  April 
10,  1780 ;  enlistment,  9  months. 

GooDAiL,  David.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Samuel  Flower's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-June,  1780;  enlisted  July  10,  1779;  discharged  April 
10,  1780;  enlistment,  9  months. 

GooDAiL,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Clayes's  3d  (later  Capt.  J.  K.  Smith's)  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc.,  for  Jan.-Dec,  1781 ; 
■wages  allowed  said  Goodail  from  April  3,  1781,  7  mos.  28  days. 

GooDAiL,  Solomon,  New  Braintree.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Grainger's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  regt.;  enlisted  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  weeks 
1  day. 

Goodail,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Rufus  Lincoln's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's 
(7th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.-Nov.,  1781 ;  reported  on  command  with  Col. 
Swift  in  Sept.,  1781,  on  command  at  Stony  Point  in  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781 ;  also, 
muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  sworn  to  at  West  Point ;  reported  a  baker  in 
Feb.,  1782. 

GooDAiLE,  Stephen,  Athol.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Wood- 
bridge's  (25th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Goodaile,  Zachakiah,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Clark's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Prime's 
(York  Co.)  regt.;  joined  May  9,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
1  day ;  enlistment,  8  months ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts. 

Goodal,  Asa.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Andrew  Elliot's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt. ; 
service,  30  days;  290  miles  travel  allowed  to  and  from  camp ;  company  marched 
Sept.  26,  1777,  to  reinforce  Northern  army  for  30  days  at  the  time  of  taking  Gen. 
Burgoyne. 

Goodal,  Jonathan,  New  Salem  (probably).  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Goodall's  co. 
of  Minute-men,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  51  days. 

Goodal,  Samtel,  Wells.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Noah  M.  Littlefield's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Moulton's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  5 
days. 


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GooDAL,  Samuel.  Certificate  dated  Cambridge,  Aug.  17,  1775,  signed  by  Col.  Jamea 
Scammon  and  Capt.  Samuel  Sayer,  stating  that  said  Goodal  lost  articles  of  cloth- 
ing at  Bunker  Hill  and  had  not  received  any  since. 

GooDALE,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gooale,  Gooall,  Goodael, 

Goodail,  Goodaile,  Goodal,  Goodall,  Goodalle,  Gooddail,  Gooddale,  Gooddel, 
Gooddell,  Goodeail,  Goodel,  Goodele,  Goodell,  Goodwel,  Goodwell,  Goodwill, 
Goudell.] 

GooDALE,  Aaron,  Shrewsbury.  Corporal,  Capt.  Robert  Andrews's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  2d  Parish  in  Shrewsbury  to 
Cambridge;  service,  12  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Maynard's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cush- 
ing's  regt. ;  marched  Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  23,  1777;  service,  6  days, 
travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Hadley  by  order  of  Col.  Denney  on  an 
alarm  at  Bennington  ;  roll  dated  Shrewsbury. 

GooDALE,  Abner,  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  Cyprian  How's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  16  days;  company  re- 
ported to  have  been  dismissed  May  4,  1775,  by  order  of  Col.  Jonathan  Wardj 
also,  Capt.  Silas  Gates's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for  service  in  Dec,  1775,  and  Jan., 
1776;  enlisted  Dec.  4,  1775;  company  raised  in  Marlborough,  Southborough,  and 
Northborough ;  also,  Capt.  Gates's  CO.,  Col.  Ward's  regt.;  return  for  mileage  to 
and  from  camp,  dated  Dorchester,  Jan.  13,  1776. 

Goodale,  Abraham.  List  of  American  prisoners  returned  from  His  Majesty's  ship 
"Milford"  to  New  England,  and  discharged  Dec.  2,  1776,  at  Liverpool,  N.  S., 
at  their  own  request;  reported  a  Seaman  of  the  sloop  "  Ranger." 

Goodale,  Adam,  Jr.  List  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from 
the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Berwick; 
arrived  at  Fishkill  June  4,  1778. 

Goodale,  Amos,  Concord.  Capt.  Charles  Miles's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  from  Albany  home,  dated  Concord,  Dec.  20, 
1776  ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract,  sworn  to  Feb.  16,  1777,  and 
endorsed  "mileage  roll  from  Ticonderoga ; "  service  with  Northern  army;  re- 
ported deceased. 

Goodale,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  David  Batcheller's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt.; 
arrived  at  camp  June  5, 1778;  discharged  Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  13  days, 
travel  included,  at  North  river ;  enlistment,  8  months ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Flower's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp  High- 
lands ;  also,  Capt.  Flower's  CO.,  Col.  Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Aug., 
1779,  dated  Camp  Highlands ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept., 
1779,  dated  Camp  Bedford;  enlisted  July  10,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779,  dated  Camp  near  Peekskill ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779,  dated  Continental  Village;  also,  (late)  Capt. 
Flower's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-June,  1780;  reported 
discharged  April  10,  1780;  enlistment,  9  months. 

Goodale,  Asa,  Danvers.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Prince's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  8,  1775;  service,  3  mos. ;  also,  Capt. 
Prince's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel 
Hutchinson ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Goodale,  Asa,  New  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Coney's  co.,  Col.  Sears's  regt.; 
marched  Aug.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  15,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days, 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Ware. 

Goodale,  Asa,  Sutton.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Eliot's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Larn- 
ard's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  13  days. 


554:  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GooDALE,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Burbank's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt ;  inarched 
to  camp  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  13  days,  travel  included, 
on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

GooDALE,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wendell's  co.,  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's 
(1st  New  York)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  en- 
listment, during  war ;  reported  on  command  at  Saratoga. 

GooDALE,  David,  Charlton.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Curtis's  South  co.  of  Minute-men 
in  Charlton,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  17  days; 
roll  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Healey's  co..  Col.  Learned's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  8,  1775;  service,  3  mos. 

GooDALE,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Flower's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.; 
muster  rolls  for  July  and  Aug.,  1779,  dated  Camp  Highlands ;  reported  sick  in 
camp  in  Aug.,  1779 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1779,  dated  Camp  Bedford ;  enlisted 
July  10,1779;  reported  sick  in  flying  hospital;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779, 
dated  Camp  near  Peekskill;  also,  muster  roll  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779,  dated  Con- 
tinental Village;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Flower's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Jan.-June,  1780 ;  reported  discharged  April  10,  1780 ;  enlistment,  9  months ; 
also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  return 
for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said  Goodale  for  Jan.-Dec,  1782,  12  months. 

GooDALE,  Ebenezeb,  Royalston.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for 
the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  Woodbury's 
CO.,  Col.  Sparhawk's  regt. ;  age,  30  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
residence,  Royalston;  ariived  at  Fishkill  June  7,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned 
as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20, 
1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy 
Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Christopher 
Marshall's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated 
West  Point;  enlisted  June  7,  1778;  discharged  March  7,  1779;  enlistment,  9 
months. 

Goodale,  Ebenezer.  Captain,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Wil- 
liams; service,  1  mo.  9  days,  6  days  travel  included;  company  engaged  July  11, 
1777,  marched  to  join  Northern  army,  and  was  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777,  110 
miles  from  home;  also,  Captain,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.;  service,  1  mo.  1  day, 
6  days  travel  included ;  company  engaged  Sept.  24, 1777,  marched  to  join  Northern 
army,  and  was  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777,  120  miles  from  home. 

Goodale,  Elisha,  Belchertown.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Dwight's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Por- 
ter's (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  discharged  Aug.  19, 1777 ;  service,  5  days ;  company 
ordered  out  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington  Aug.  17, 1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Elijah  Dwight's 
CO. ;  pay  abstract  for  billeting  [year  not  given]  ;  166  miles  travel  allowed  to  and 
from  camp;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Hooker's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  23,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  travel 
included,  with  Northern  army ;  company  raised  for  3  months ;  roll  dated  Green- 
wich. 

tjroODALE,  EzEKiEL.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from  April 
5,  1782,  8  mos.  26  days. 

Goodale,  Isaac,  Amherst.  Private,  Capt.  Noadiah  Leonard's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Wood- 
bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  7  days ; 
also,  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  picket  guard  under  command  of  Maj. 
Baldwin,  dated  May  23, 1775 ;  reported  detailed  under  Capt.  Jonas  Hubbard ;  also, 
Capt.  Noadiah  Leonard's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  receipt 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goodale  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  24, 
1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 


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GooDALE,  Isaac,  confimied. 

April  27,  1775;  service,  3  nios.  12  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct., 
1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  near 
Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  25,  1775. 

GooDALE,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Merriman's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's 
(3d)  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  15,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  14 
days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack. 

GooDALE,  James,  Nevsr  Salem.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Trask's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Feb.  26,  1777 ;  discharged  April  10,  1777 ;  service,  44  days,  travel 
included ;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Israel  Richardson  and  Capt. 
Jeremiah  Ballard,  dated  New  Salem,  April  2,  1779;  residence,  New  Salem;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  New  Salem ;  joined  Capt.  Daniel  Shays's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Put- 
nam's regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall, 
Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Shays's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  mus- 
tered May  12,  1777;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Shay's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's 
(4th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  5,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778 ;  mus- 
tered by  Capt.  Newell ;  also,  Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  5,  1780. 

GooDALE,  Jedediah,  WcUs.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Doolittle's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  "Winter  Hill,  Oct.  10,  1775. 

GooDALE,  Job,  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Cole's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  17,  1778 ;  service,  2  mos.  18  days,  travel  included,  in  Rhode 
Island ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

GooDALE,  Joel.  Private,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  pay  abstract 
for  gun  and  blanket  money,  dated  Dorchester,  Feb.  12,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  14,  1776;  credited  to 
town  of  Templeton ;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777. 

GooDALE,  John,  Charlton.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Curtis's  South  co.  of  Minute-men 
in  Charlton,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days;  roll 
dated  Camp  at  Roxbury;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Curtis's  co.,  Col.Ebenezer  Learned's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  26,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  13 
days. 

GooDALE,  John,  Newbury.  Return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 1780, 
of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's 
regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who 
were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson, 
agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9, 1779;  rank.  Private;  residence,  Newbury ; 
enlisted  July  3,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  said  Goodale  appears  among  men  be- 
longing to  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.  who  had  been  discharged  from  the  rolls 
prior  to  above  arrangement;  reported  deserted  July  25,  1777. 

Goodale,  John,  Sutton.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sibley's  co.,  which  marched  April  21, 
1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Braintree ;  service,  7  days. 

Goodale,  John,  Westminster.  Private,  Capt.  John  Estabrook's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge,  and  joined  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt. ;  service,  7^^  days. 

Goodale,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore's  co..  Col.  David  Field's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  17, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19, 1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched 
to  the  Northward  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates  and  was  dismissed  by  order  of 
Gen.  Lincoln. 


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GooDALE,  Jonathan,  Charlton.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  27,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  also, 
Matross,  Capt.  Cook's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  4,  1777,  to  June  28,  1778 ;  residence,  Charlton, 
term,  3  years ;  reported  killed  June  28,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  Jotham  Drury's  co.,  Col. 
Crane's  rest.;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.-Dec,  1777;  reported  on  command  at  Fort 
Mifflin  in  Oct.,  1777. 

GooDALE,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Goodale's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  24,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  13,  1777,  120  miles  from  home ;  service, 
26  days ;  company  marched  to  join  Northern  army. 

GooDALE,  Joseph,  "Warwick.  Private,  Capt.  Eli  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Leonard's  regt.; 
enlisted  May  8,  1777  ;  service,  2  mos.  8  days ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  at  Ticonderoga  for  2  months;  also,  Capt.  Joshua  L.  Woodbridge's 
CO.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  June  25,  1779;  service,  5  mos.  6  days,  at 
Rhode  Island;  roll  dated  Newport;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec, 
1779 ;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days  at  Rhode  Island ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Newport,  allowing  1  mo. 
7  days  service  at  Rhode  Island. 

GooDALE,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt.;  return  for  wages,  etc.;  wages  allowed  said  Goodale  for  Jan.-Dec, 

1782. 

Goodale,  Josiah,  Royalston.  Private,  Capt.  Jonas  Allen's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days; 
also,  Capt.  Abel  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Doolittle's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct. 
6, 1775;  a^so, Lieut.  Jonathan  Sibley's  detachment.  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  21, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  26, 1777 ;  service,  10  days,  travel  included; 
detachment  marched  from  Royalston  to  Bennington,  Aug.  21,  1777. 

Goodale,  Nathan,  Brookfield.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Josiah  King's  co..  Col.  D.  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  June  16,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  2 
weeks ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  general  order  dated  Head- 
quarters, Ticonderoga,  Oct.  4,  1776,  taken  from  Col.  "Wheelock's  Orderly  Book ; 
said  Goodale  promoted  to  1st  Lieutenant,  vice  Lieut.  Powers  deceased ;  also,  Cap- 
tain, Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (4th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  also,  Captain,  5th  regt. ;  list  of  settlements 
of  ranks  of  Continental  officers,  dated  "West  Point,  made  by  a  board  held  for  the 
purpose,  and  confirmed  by  Congress  Sept.  6,  1779 ;  reported  commissioned  Jan. 
1,  1777;  also,  return  of  officers  of  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.,  certified  by  Ezra 
Newhall,  Lieut.  Col.  Commandant,  and  endorsed  "received  into  the  office  Sept. 
23,  1779;  "  reported  3d  Captain  ;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  also,  3d  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt.; 
muster  rolls  for  Feb. -April,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  also,  regimental 
returns  between  May  4  and  May  25,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  also, 
regimental  returns  between  June  1  and  June  15, 1781 ;  reported  sick  at  Brookfield 
from  Aug.  1,  1779;  absent  by  leave  of  Gen.  Washington  until  "a  more  speedy 
recovery  of  Health;"  also.  Captain,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  regimental 
returns  between  July  11  and  July  25,  1783,  dated  Camp  Philadelphia;  reported 
on  furlough,  at  Albany  by  leave  of  Gen.  Washington ;  also,  regimental  return 
dated  Philadelphia,  Aug.  8,  1783;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point;  also, 
regimental  return  dated  Aug.  15,  1783;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point; 
also,  regimental  return  dated  Philadelphia,  Aug.  22,  1783;  reported  in  camp 
attending  general  court-martial. 

Goodale,  Nathan,  Conway.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  South  co.  in  Conway,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore,  dated  Conway, 
April  5,  1779;  residence,  Conway;  engaged  for  town  of  Conway;  joined  Capt.. 


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GooDALE,  Nathan,  continued. 

Robert  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  5th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  [year  not  given], 
endorsed  "  Col.  David  Field's  return  ;  "  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.,  Col. 
Jolin  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb. 
1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779 ;  reported  as  serving  10  mos.  as  Fifer,  25  mos.  as  Private ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered  by  County  Muster 
Master  Barber  and  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  Capt.  Ed.  Cumpston's 
CO.,  Col.  Greaton's  i-egt. ;  return  endorsed  "  1779,"  of  men  who  were  in  camp  on 
or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  and  who  had  not  been  absent  subsequently  except  on 
furlough;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Thomas  Prichard's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also, 
descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  25,  1781,  of  men  belonging  to  Col.  John 
Greaton's  regt.  who  enlisted  for  the  war;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  light  blue;  residence,  Conway;  enlisted  Feb.  1, 
1779,  by  Lieut.  Davis ;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  4th  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt.,  who 
engaged  for  the  war,  taken  from  Lieut.  James  Davis's  book. 

GooDALE,  Paul,  Holden.  Private,  Capt.  James  Davis's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Doo- 
little's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  12^  days; 
also,  Capt.  Samuel  Thompson's  co.,  Maj.  Asa  Baldwin's  division,  Col.  Deany's 
(Denney's)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  26,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included,  in 
Northern  department. 

GooDALE,  Peter,  Shrewsbury.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Andrews's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  2d  Parish  in  Shrewsbury  to 
Cambridge ;  service,  16  days. 

GooDALE,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Gates's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  1,  1777;  service, 
25  days,  travel  included,  at  Saratoga. 

Goodale,  Primus  (also  given  Prince),  Wells.  Receipt  dated  Wells,  March  15,  1781, 
for  bounties  paid  said  Goodale  and  others  by  the  Selectmen  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years  ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  in  Continental 
service;  Capt.  Turner's  (also  given  Capt.  Jonathan  Felt's)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  36  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  black  ;  hair, 
wool  (also  given  black) ;  occupation,  mariner  (also  given  sailor) ;  birthplace, 
Guinea;  residence,  Wells;  engaged  for  town  of  Wells;  engaged  March  24,  1781; 
term,  3  years;  reported  a  negro;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point; 
also,  muster  rolls  for  June-Sept.,  1781 ;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point 
June-Aug.,  1781;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Coburn's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Levi 
Parker,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated 
York  Hutts ;  also,  8th  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1781 ; 
also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Felt's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan. 
and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts ;  also,  2d  co. ;  orders  dated  Nov.  1,  and  Dec. 
26,  1783,  for  wages  for  May-Dec.  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of 
orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

Goodale,  Samuel,  Wells.  List  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  for  Continental  service 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence.  Wells;  engaged  for  town  of  Wells ;  also,  list  of  men 
mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster  Master  for  York  Co.,  dated  Wells,  April 
17,  1777 ;  Capt.  Daniel  Wheelwright's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years  or  during  war ;  reported  received  State  and  Continental  bounties; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Francis's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  20,  1777,  to  Oct.  30,  1777 ;  reported 
died  Oct.  30,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Wheelwright's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's 
regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  March  20,  1777,  to  date  of 
marching,  April  26,  1777 ;  credited  with  38  rations. 


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GooDALE,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Healy's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light 
Infantry)  regt.,  enlisted  Sept.  22,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22, 1779;  service,  2  mos. 
5  days,  in  Rhode  Island,  including  travel  from  Providence ;  company  raised  for 
2  months. 

GooDALE,  Solomon,  Conway  (also  given  Brookfield).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  South  co.  in  Conway,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Abel 
Dinsmore,  dated  Conway,  April  5, 1779 ;  residence,  Conway ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Conway;  joined  Capt.  Warner's  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt..;  term,  3  j'ears  (also 
given  during  war) ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  5th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  [year  not  given],  endorsed  "Col.  David  Field's 
return;"  a^so.  Private,  3d  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  William 
Warner's  (6th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan., 
1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  Feb.  1,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Haskell's  co..  Col. 
Bradford's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  Dec.  31,  1780 ;  reported  transferred  Nov.  25,  1779 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
in  Continental  service;  Capt.  Lincoln's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.; 
age,  22  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8^  (also  given  5  ft.  8)  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair, 
light;  occupation,  farmer  (also  given  laborer) ;  birthplace,  Brookfield;  residence, 
Conway  (also  given  Brookfield)  ;  engaged  Dec.  -,  1779;  term,  during  war;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Rufus  Lincoln's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster 
rolls  for  Jan.-May,  1781,  dated  West  Point ;  reported  an  express  rider  in  Jan.,  1781 ; 
also,  muster  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1781 ;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point ;  also, 
muster  roll  for  Dec,  1781,  dated  West  Point ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men 
furloughed  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  leave  given  said  Goodale  by  Gen.  Patter- 
son Dec.  16,  1782,  to  go  from  New  Windsor  to  Brookfield  for  60  days ;  overstayed 
27  days  on  account  of  sickness ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  deserted 
subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  said  Goodale  deserted  March  7,  1783,  from  furlough; 
joined  at  New  Windsor  March  14,  1783. 

Goodale,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore's  co..  Col.  David  Field's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  17, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19, 1777  ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched 
to  the  Northward  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates  and  was  dismissed  by  order  of 
Gen.  Lincoln  ;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  22  days,  travel 
included,  with  Northern  army;  company  raised  to  serve  until  Nov.  30,  1777. 

Goodale,  Thomas,  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  Cyprian  How's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  5  days ;  company  dismissed 
May  4,  1775,  by  order  of  Col.  Jonathan  Ward. 

Goodale,  Thomas,  Pembroke.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  2d  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Ralph  Cross,  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co., 
Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Pembroke;  engaged  for  town  of  Newburyport;  joined 
Capt.  White's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Goodale,  Timothy.  Private,  Capt.  John  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.; 
service,  105  days,  travel  included ;  warrant  for  pay  allowed  in  Council  Aug.  12, 
1777 ;  company  served  in  the  Jerseys  for  3  months ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Lord's  co.. 
Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  26, 1777 ; 
service,  10  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  from  Athol  to  Bennington ; 
also,  Capt.  John  Oliver's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ;  service  from  Sept. 
28,  1777,  to  Oct.  18,  1777,  28  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  with  rein- 
forcements to  Northern  army  at  the  time  of  the  reduction  of  Gen.  Burgoyne. 

Goodale,  William,  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Gates's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for 
service  in  Dec,  1775.  and  Jan.,  1776;  enlisted  Dec.  4,  1775;  company  raised  in 
Marlborough,  Southborough,  and  Northborough ;  also,  Capt.  Gates's  co..  Col. 
Ward's  regt.;  return  for  mileage  to  and  from  camp,  dated  Dorchester,  Jan.  13, 


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GooDALE,  William,  continued. 

1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Amasa  Cranston's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  regt. ;  enlisted  Nov. 
3,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  1  day,  travel  included,  at 
Claverack ;  company  raised  for  3  months  ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in 
Middlesex  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  re- 
turned by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county  ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  blue;  occupation,  farmer; 
engaged  for  town  of  Marlborough  ;  engaged  March  21,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

GooDALE,  Zachariah,  Wclls.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster 
Master  for  Yorlv  Co.,  dated  Wells,  March  27,  1777;  Capt.  Daniel  Wheelwright's 
CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  residence,  Wells ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war ; 
reported  received  State  and  Continental  bounties. 

GooDALE,  Zachariah.  Matross,  Lieut.  Etham  Moore's  corps  of  artillery;  enlisted 
Aug.  10,  1780;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1780,  2  mos.  22  days,  at  Falmouth;  also,  corps 
of  artillery  commanded  by  Joseph  Mclellan ;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1780,  to  date 
of  discharge,  May  1,  1781,  6  mos.,  at  Falmouth,  Casco  Bay. 

GooDALE,  Zachariah.  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Chambers's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin 
Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said  Goodale  for  Dec, 
1782. 

Goodale,  Zachariah,  Jr.,  Wells.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster 
Master  for  York  Co.,  to  serve  for  8  months  in  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts, 
certified  in  York  Co.,  June  6,  1780 ;  residence.  Wells. 

GooDALL,  Ajios.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bird's  co..  Col.  Webb's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug. 
17,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel  included ;  regi- 
ment raised  in  Suffolk  and  Middlesex  counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 

GooDALL,  David.  Capt.  James  Burt's  co.,  Col.  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  company  receipt  for 
wages  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill. 

GooDALL,  Ebenezer,  New  Salem  (probably).  Captain  of  a  company  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
22  days. 

GooDALL,  Eleazer,  Dauvers.  Capt.  Samuel  Flint's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Timothy 
Pick'ring,  Jr.'s  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
2  days. 

Goodall,  Jesse,  New  Salem  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Goodall's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  9  days. 

Goodall,  Solomon,  Brookfield.  Capt.  Lincoln's  co..  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ; 
list  of  men  tried  by  courts-martial  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  said  Goodall  tried 
June  17,  1781,  by  regimental  court-martial,  Capt.  Thorp,  President,  on  charge  of 
absence  without  leave ;  sentenced  to  receive  60  lashes;  aJso,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
list  of  men  discharged  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  said  Goodall  discharged  June 
8,  1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of  enlistment  having  expired. 

GooDALLE,  Nathax,  Brookficld.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Josiah  King's  co.,  Col.  David 
Brewer's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

GooDANOGH,  Phineas,  Dedham.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  George  Goold's,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's,  and  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battles's 
COS.  of  Dedham,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  (1st  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Dedham, 
Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Dedham;  engaged  for  town  of  Dedham;  joined  Capt. 
Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  May  17,  1780. 


560  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GooDANOUGH,  JONATHAN.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Maynard's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1782  ;  balance  of  term  of  enlist- 
ment unexpired,  30  months  8  days. 

GooDANOw,  Abel,  Sudbury.  Capt.  Amasa  Cranston's  co. ;  company  return  endorsed 
"1776;"  said  Goodanow  reported  at  White  Plains;  also  reported  sick  and  as 
having  lost  articles  in  battle. 

Goodanow,  Eli,  Shrewsbury.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Artemas  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge ;  service,  9  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  Capt.  Job  Cush- 
ing's CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Dorchester, 
Oct.  7,  1775. 

Goodanow,  Eliam,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  23,  1776;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  1  mo.  8  days. 

GooDARD,  Gardner,  Northborough.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

GooDDAiL,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  John  Joslin's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  service, 
1  mo.  7  days ;  company  marched  from  Leominster  to  Bennington  on  the  last  of 
July,  1777,  to  join  forces  under  Col.  Seth  Warner.    Uoll  dated  Leominster. 

GooDDALE,  Asa.  Corporal,  Capt.  Abijah  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt. ; 
service,  21  days ;  company  marched  from  Sutton  to  Providence,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm 
of  Dec.  10,  1776.    Roll  dated  Sutton. 

GooDDALE,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy 
Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  23,  1776;  service 
to  April  1,  1777,  100  days;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga;  also,  same  co.  and 
detachment ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  24, 1777 ;  enlistment 
to  expire  March  23,  1777. 

GooDDARD,  Elias.  Certificate  dated  Boston,  June  8,  1776,  signed  by  Capt.  Lemuel 
Trescott,  stating  that  said  Gooddard  was  a  Sergeant  in  his  company  "last  .year," 
and  had  not  received  a  coat  by  reason  of  his  being  at  Quebec;  certificate  endorsed 
"  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt." 

GooDDEL,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Flint's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  25, 1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  19  days,  travel 
included,  with  Northern  army. 

GooDDELL,  Abner.  Private,  Capt.  William  Morse's  co.  of  volunteers,  Col.  Jonathan 
Read's  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  2,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  7 
days,  travel  included,  at  the  Northward ;  company  marched  from  Marlborough 
to  assist  army  under  Gen.  Gates. 

GooDDELL,  Amos,  Charlton.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent 
for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Tucker's  co..  Col.  Davis's  regt.;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Charlton ;  marched  to  Springfield  July 
8,  1779;  delivered  to  Capt.  C.  Marshall;  reported  mustered  Jime  30,  1779,  by 
Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. 

GooDDELL,  William.  Private,  Capt.  William  Morse's  co.  of  volunteers,  Col.  Jonathan 
Read's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  2,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  7 
days,  travel  included,  at  the  Northward;  company  marched  from  Marlborough 
to  assist  army  under  Gen.  Gates ;  also,  account  dated  Marlborough,  Aug.  17, 1781, 
rendered  by  the  Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid  said  Gooddell  and  others,  raised  by  the 
town  of  Marlborough  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 


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GooDDiN,  Thaddevs.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Fuller's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  20,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777  ;  service,  3  mos.  22  days,  travel 
included,  at  Stillwater.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

GooDDixG,  Job,  Dighton.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  AValker's  co..  Col.  Pope's  (Bristol  Co.) 
regt. ;  service,  4  da3's ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec. 
8,  1776. 

GooDDiNG,  Joseph,  Dighton.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Walker's  co.,  Col.  Pope's  (Bristol 
Co.)  regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of 
Dec.  8,  1776. 

GooDDiNG,  Matthew,  Dighton.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

GooDDiNG,  William,  Dighton.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Walker's  co..  Col.  Pope's  (Bris- 
tol Co.)  regt.;  service,  9  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm 
of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

GooDEAiL,  John,  Conway.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Samuel  Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  16^  days. 

GooDEL,  Abner.  Company  return  of  Capt.  Amasa  Cranston's  co.,  endorsed  "  1776 ;  " 
reported  sick;  company  probably  belonged  to  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. 

GooDEL,  Asa,  Danvers.  Private;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  at 
Prospect  Hill  under  Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated  July  16,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Samuel 
Flint's  CO.,  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  Scarsdel, 
N.  Y.,  home;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  July  27,  1778. 

GooDEL,  Ebenezer,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doo- 
little's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  13  days. 

GooDEL,  Elijah.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  Conti- 
nental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn, 
Superintendent,  June  12  [?J,  1781;  Capt.  Tucker's  co.,  Col.  Davis's  regt.;  age, 
18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for 
town  of  Charlton;  engaged  March  31,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

GooDEL,  Jedediah.  (Late)  Capt.  James  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  (24th) 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter 
Hill,  Oct.  30,  1775. 

GooDEL,  Joseph.  Receipt  dated  York,  May  8,  1781,  signed  by  said  Goodel  and  others, 
for  bounties  paid  them  by  the  town  of  York  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  3  years,  unless  sooner  discharged,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

GooDEL,  Josiah,  Royalston.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doo- 
little's regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  13  days. 

GoouEL,  Robert.  Capt.  Winship's  co.,  4th  regt. ;  receipt  for  wages,  etc.,  due  prior  to 
Jan.  1,  1776,  dated  Camp  Mt.  Washington ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  receipt  for 
wages  for  Dec,  1776,  signed  by  said  Goodel  and  others. 

Goodel,  Solomon.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Warrin's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1777;  dis 
charged  Aug.  26,  1777 ;  service,  5  days,  under  Lieut.  Col.  Wheelock ;  company 
marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm  ;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Nathan 
Sparhawk's  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Daniel  Clap;  enlisted  July  4,  1778;  dis- 
charged July  15, 1778 ;  service,  13  days,  on  the  20  days  service  at  Rutland  Barracks ; 
roll  dated  Templeton. 


562  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GooDELE,  Ebenezer,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Doolittle's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

GooDELL,  Abel.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  co.,  (late)  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt. ; 
enlisted  March  1,  1777;  discharged  April  11,  1777;  service,  42  days;  company 
detached  to  reinforce  army  at  Ticonderoga. 

GooDELL,  Amos,  Bedford.  Capt.  Benjamin  Wallier's  co..  Col.  El^enezer  Bridge's  (27th) 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  paj',  signed  by  said  Goodell  and  others,  dated  Cam- 
bridge, June  24, 1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cam- 
bridge, Nov.  30,  1775. 

Goodell,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Lamb's  co.,  Col.  Cushing's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  15, 1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29, 1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel  included, 
with  Northern  army;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Allton's  co..  Col.  John  Rand's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  9,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  11  days,  travel 
included,  at  West  Point ;  company  raised  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Charlton ; 
also,  order  dated  Charlton,  Feb.  19,  1782,  for  wages  for  3  mos.  service  in  1780,  in 
Capt.  Alton's  co.,  Col.  Rand's  regt. 

Goodell,  Asa.  Capt.  Asa  Prince's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay, 
signed  by  said  Goodell  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775;  also,  Capt. 
Asa  Prince's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson's  (19th)  regt.;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  21,  1775. 

Goodell,  David,  Charlton.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Healy's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Learned's  (4th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxburj^  Camp,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Goodell,  David  (also  given  Jr.),  Charlton.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  as  returned  bj'  Seth  Washburn, 
Superintendent  for  Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Lamb's  co..  Col.  Davis's  regt.;  age,  17 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Charlton;  marched  to 
Springfield  July  8,  1779;  delivered  to  Capt.  C.  Marshall;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Springfield,  July  6,  1780;  age,  17  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Charlton  ;  marched 
to  camp  July  6,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Ta.vlor  of  2d  Mass.  regt.;  also, 
pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Charlton  for  service  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  during  1780;  marched  July  4,  1780;  discharged  Dec,  16,1780;  ser- 
vice, 5  mos.  20  days,  travel  included;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in 
Worcester  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  re- 
turned by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent,  June  12  [  ?],  1781 ;  Capt.  Stedman's 
CO.,  Col.  Newhall's  regt.;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  light; 
occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Charlton;  engaged  Feb.  26, 1781 ;  term, 
3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc.,  for  Jan.-Dec,  1781 ;  wages  allowed  said  Goodell 
from  Feb.  26,  1781,  9  mos.  3  days. 

Goodell,  David,  Fitchburg.  Capt.  James  Burt's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.; 
receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goodell  and  others,  dated  Cambridge 
Camp,  July  5,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  July  12, 1775;  service,  19  days;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]. 

Goodell,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Warrin's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Wheeloclv;  enlisted  Sept.  27,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1777;  service, 
1  mo.  3  da3'S,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  30  days  service.  Roll  sworn 
to  in  Worcester  Co. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  563 

GooDELL,  David.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master,  to  serve 
in  Rhode  Island  in  Col.  Waid's  (Wade's)  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  Capt.  Lamb's 
CO. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Lamb's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted 
May  11, 1778 ;  service,  7  mos.  24  days,  in  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  1778;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 
1779 ;  reported  on  furlough ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  sworn  to  at  East 
Greenwich,  Sept.  22,  1778;  also,  sameco.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Warwick, 
Nov.  7,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  sworn  to  at  East  Greenwich, 
Nov.  13  and  Dec.  30,  1778. 

GooDELL,  Ebenezer,  Royalstou.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Peter  Woodbury's 
CO.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.,  sent  to  Maj.  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent, 
for  Brig.  Gen.  Warner's  brigade,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Woodbury,  dated  Royals- 
ton,  May  18,  1778 ;  age,  30  jvs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence, 
Royalstou;  mustered  May  19,1778;  a/so.  Private,  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  dated  West  Point; 
enlisted  June  7,  1778;  enlistment,  9  months;  also,  receipt  dated  Worcester,  July 

3,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Goodell  by  Capt.  Jonathan  Sibley,  Chairman  of 
Class  No.  1  of  the  town  of  Royalston,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  years. 

Goodell,  Ebenezeh.  Capt.  Abel  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Doolittle's  regt. ;  receipt  for  ad- 
vance pay,  signed  by  said  Goodell  and  others,  dated  Charlestown,  July  26,  1775. 

Goodell,  Elijah.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at 
Springfield,  July  6,  1780;  age,  16  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
engaged  for  town  of  Charlton ;  marched  to  camp  July  6,  1780,  under  command 
of  Lieut.  Taylor  of  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the 
town  of  Charlton  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July 

4,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  16,  1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  20  days. 

Goodell,  Jesse,  New  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Childs's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp 
Prospect  Hill ;  enlisted  April  29,  1775 ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  reported  sick  and 
absent;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  20, 
1775. 

Goodell,  John,  Charlton.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Curtis's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bountj'  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  26, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Lamb's 
CO.,  Col.  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  15, 1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  24  days,  travel  included,  with  Northern  army. 

Goodell,  Joseph.  Order  on  Paymaster  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  payable  to  Joshua  Brag- 
don,  dated  Wells,  Oct.  8,  1784,  signed  by  said  Goodell,  for  wages  for  3  years  ser- 
vice in  the  Continental  Army. 

Goodell,  Josiah.  Private ;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  picket  guard  under 
Maj.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  May  11,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  serving 
on  main  guard  at  Cambridge  under  Maj.  Baldwin,  dated  May  15, 1775;  also,  Capt. 
Abel  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Doolittle's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said 
Goodell  and  others,  dated  Charlestown,  June  26,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Barns's  co., 
4th  regt. ;  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept.-Dec,  1776. 

Goodell,  Nat.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  2,  1777 ;  Capt.  Oliver's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. 

Goodell,  Nathan.  Return  of  officers  in  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt.  who  were 
appointed  but  not  commissioned  by  Congress  owing  to  the  confusion  that  took 


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GooDELL,  Nathan,  continued. 

place  after  June  17,  1775;  said  Goodell  recommended  in  Council  Chamber  at 
Watertown,  Sept.  27,  1775,  to  Gen.  Washington,  to  be  commissioned  as  Lieu- 
tenant in  Col.  Brewer's  regt. 

Goodell,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Lamb's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  (Worces- 
ter Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  29,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  14  days, 
travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Goodell,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Winship's  co.,  4th  regt. ;  receipts  for  wages  for 
Sept. -Nov.,  1776;  also,  order  on  Paymaster  of  Col.  Nixon's  (4th)  regt.,  payable 
to  said  Robert  Goodell,  dated  Salem,  March  7,  1777,  for  wages,  etc.,  due  his  son 
Samuel  Goodell,  for  service  in  1776  in  Capt.  Winship's  co. ;  Robert  Goodell's 
receipt  for  said  wages  appears  on  reverse  of  order. 

Goodell,  Samuel.  Capt.  Winship's  co.,  4th  regt. ;  receipt  for  wages  due  prior  to  Jan. 
1,  1776,  dated  Camp  Mt.  Washington,  Sept.  30,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
receipt  for  wages  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1776 ;  also,  order  on  Paymaster  of  Col.  Nixon's 
(4th)  regt.,  dated  Salem,  March  7,  1777,  signed  by  said  Samuel  Goodell,  for 
wages,  etc.,  due  him  for  service  in  1776  in  Capt.  Winship's  co.,  made  payable  to 
his  father,  Robert  Goodell. 

Goodell,  Solomon,  Grafton,  Private,  Col.  Luke  Drury's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Gen. 
Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service,  20  days. 

Goodell,  Stephen,  Athol.  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co.,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  re- 
ceipt for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goodell  and  others,  dated  Cambridge  Camp, 
June  20,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  2,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  7  days. 

Goodell,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  John  Nickols's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt. ; 
service,  30  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  Sept.  27,  1777,  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  under  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department.  Roll  dated 
Charlton. 

Goodell,  William,  Danvers.  Capt.  Samuel  Flint's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Timothy 
Pick'ring,  Jr.'s  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2 
days. 

Goodell,  William.  Receipt  dated  Marlborough,  March  14,  1777,  for  mileage  and 
travel  from  Albany  home,  signed  by  said  Goodell  and  others  belonging  to  Capt. 
Gates's  co. 

Goodell,  Zachaeiah.  Receipt  dated  Wells,  April  5, 1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Goodell 
by  Capt.  James  Littlefield,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  7  of  the  town  of  Wells,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gooden,  Bartholomew,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Doolittle's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  10,  1775. 

Gooden,  Benjamin,  Pembroke.  List  of  men  raised  for  tlie  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

Gooden,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Japheth  Daniels's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc.,  for  Jan.-Dec,  1781 ;  wages  allowed  said 
Gooden  from  March  21, 1781,  8  mos.  11  days ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  for 
wages  for  Jan.-Dec,  1782;  wages  allowed  said  Gooden  for  1  mo. ;  reported  died 
Feb.  3,  1782. 

Gooden,  David.  Company  receipt  for  mileage  money,  given  to  Capt.  John  Dodge, 
dated  Springfield,  March  16,  1777. 


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GooDEN,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Whipple's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Aug.  3,  1778,  to  Sept.  2,  1778; 
reported  deserted. 

GooDEN,  JosiAH.  Capt.  Bancroft's  co. ;  list  of  men  in  service  during  June,  1775,  as 
shown  on  an  armorer's  account.     [See  Josiah  Goodhue.] 

GooDEN,  Thaddeus.  Dcscriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Cooper,  at  Springfield,  July  19,  1779;  Capt. 
Pierce's  co..  Col.  Sterns's  regt. ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion, 
light;  engaged  for  town  of  Waltham;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co. 
for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  as  returned  by 
Joseph  Hosmer,  Supei'intendent,  Nov.  24,  1779;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Waltham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780; 
marched  July  11,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  7,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  17  days. 

GooDEN,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Reed's  co..  Col.  Varnum's  regt.;  enlisted 
Dec.  4,  1775  [service  not  given] . 

GooDENEw,  David.  List  of  men  mustered  to  serve  in  Rhode  Island  until  Jan.  1,  1780, 
as  returned  bj'  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  May- 
nard's  co..  Col.  Denny's  regt.;  mustered  Aug.  4,  1779;  engaged  for  town  of 
Paxton. 

GooDENEW,  Frederick,  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Barnes's  co..  Col.  Ward's 
regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Marlborough,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Goodenew,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Asahel  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Read's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  28,  1777 ;  service,  41  days,  with  Northern  army ;  200  miles  travel 
allowed  from  camp  home. 

Goodeneav,  Joseph.  Sergeant,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  June  1,  1779; 
discharged  July  31, 1779 ;  service,  2  mos.,  with  guards  at  and  about  Boston ;  com- 
pany raised  for  3  months;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1779;  discharged  Oct. 
10,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  10  days;  company  raised  to  serve  with  guards  at  and 
about  Boston. 

Goodene-w,  Josiah.  Private,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co.;  enlisted  May  1,  1780;  dis- 
charged Aug.  1,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos. ;  company  raised  to  serve  with  guards  at 
and  about  Boston ;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  1, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  6, 1780 ; 
service,  2  mos.  6  days,  with  guards  at  and  about  Boston  ;  company  raised  for  3 
months. 

Goodenew,  Lemuel.  Private,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  June  1, 1779;  dis- 
charged July  1, 1779 ;  service,  1  mo.,  with  guards  at  Sudbury  (also  given  Boston)  ; 
also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  July  1,  1779;  discharged  July  31,  1779;  service,  1  mo.; 
also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1779;  service,  3  mos.; 
above  service  from  July  1,  1779,  performed  with  guards  at  and  about  Boston 
under  successive  engagements  of  3  months. 

Goodenew,  Silas.  Private,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  June  1,1779;  dis- 
charged July  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.,  with  guards  at  Sudbury  (also  given  Bos- 
ton) ;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  July  1,  1779;  discharged  July  31,  1779;  service,  1 
mo.;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1779;  service,  3 
mos.;  also,  same  co.;  enlisted  Feb.  1,  1780;  discharged  May  1,  1780;  service, 
3  mos.;  above  service  from  July  1,  1779,  performed  with  guards  at  and  about 
Boston  under  successive  engagements  of  3  months. 

Goodenor,  Hofestill,  Hubbardston.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  7th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  William  Marean,  dated 


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GooDENOR,  HoPESTiLL,  Continued. 

Hubbardston,  Dec.  29,  1777;  residence,  Hubbardston;  engaged  for  town  of 
Hubbardston;  joined  Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  co.,  Col.  Nickson's  (Nixon's) 
regt. ;  term,  during  war. 

GooDENOUF,  Adino.  Receipt  signed  by  said  Goodenouf  and  others,  for  wages  for  Sept., 
1776,  as  Sergeants  in  4th  regt. 

GooDEXouFF,  Adino.  Receipt  signed  by  said  Goodenouff  and  others,  for  wages  for 
Oct.  and  Nov.,  1776,  as  Sergeants  in  4th  regt. ;  also,  order  on  Capt.  Howard  (Hay- 
ward),  Paymaster  of  Col.  Nixon's  regt.,  for  wages,  etc.,  dated  Chatham,  Feb.  4, 
1777. 

GooDENOuGH,  [Daniel].  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co..  Col.  John  Rand's 
(Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  11,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service, 
3  mos.  10  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

GooDENOUGH,  David,  Guilford.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Moses  Draper's  co.,  37th  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Prospect 
Hill,  Oct.  7, 1775;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Draper's  co. ;  list  of  officers  belonging 
to  the  37th  regt.  who  had  not  been  commissioned,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Col. 
William  Bond,  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  25,  1775;  ordered  in  Council  Oct. 
31,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  recommended  to  Gen.  Washington  for  commissions. 

GooDENouGH,  David,  Paxton.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Fish's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779;  service,  29  days,  travel 
included,  in  Rhode  Island. 

GooDENOUGH,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Eldad  Wright's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Samuel 
Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775,  from  Northfield  and  Warwick  to  Cambridge;  service,  12  days. 

GooDENOUGH,  Eben,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Child's  (3d  Roxbury)  co.,  Col. 
William  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  15 
days;  company  dismissed  May  3,  1775. 

GooDENOUGH,  Ebenezer,  Foxborough.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  co..  Col.  John 
Jacobs's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  26,  1778 ;  service,  3  mos.  9  days,  travel  included,  in 
Rhode  Island;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779.    Roll  dated  Tiverton. 

GooDENOUGH,  Eliab,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Hovey's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  26,  1779;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1779,  4  mos.  5  days,  in  Rhode 
Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  4  days 
service  in  Rhode  Island ;  reported  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779. 

GooDENOUGH,  Ephraim,  Sudbury.  Descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  29,  1781; 
Capt.  Pillsbury's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith ; 
rank.  Private;  age,  37  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark; 
eyes,  dark;  residence,  Sudbury;  enlisted  Feb.  10,  1777,  by  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

GooDENOUGH,  IsAAc.  Private;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  at 
Prospect  Hill  under  Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated  July  16,  1775. 

GOODENOUGH,  IsAAC.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Timothy  Stow's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  wages,  etc. ;  company  stationed  at  Ticonderoga  in  1776. 

GooDENOUGH,  Ithamar,  Guilford.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co.;  list  of 
officers  of  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.,  dated  Cambi-idge  Camp,  June  16, 1775 ;  recom- 
mended in  Committee  of  Safety  at  Cambridge  June  21,  1775,  that  said  officers  be 
commissioned;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  June  21,  1775,  that  said  officers  be 
commissioned;  commissions  received  June  23,  1775,  by  Abi.  Brown;  also,  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co.,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  12,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  24  days;  also,  company 
return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 


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GooDENorGH,  Jonathan,  Marlborough.  Descriptive  list  of  men  in  Continental  service  ; 
Capt.  Allen's  (also  given  Capt.  Jonathan  Maynard's)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  J.  Brooks's 
(7th)  regt. ;  age,  40  j-rs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9^  (also  given  5  ft.  9)  in.;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  carpenter;  birthplace,  Northborough ;  residence, 
Marlborough;  engaged  for  town  of  Marlborough;  engaged  June  8,  1782;  term, 
3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Maynard's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  July,  Aug.,  and  Oct.,  1782;  also,  Capt. 
Nathaniel  C.  Allen's  (8th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Feb., 
March,  and  April,  1783  ;  also,  Capt.  Allen's  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for 
May-Sept.,  1783;  balance  of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  20  months;  reported 
sick  in  hospital  at  New  Windsor  May-Aug.,  1783,  sick  in  hospital  at  "  C.  Island  " 
in  Sept.,  1783. 

GooDENOUGH,  JosEPH,  Sudbury.  Matross,  Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service  between  Nov.  1,  1776,  and  Feb.  1,  1777,  1  mo.; 
also.  Gunner,  Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery) 
regt, ;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos.  7  days. 

GooDENOUGH,  Lemtjel,  Sudbury  (Wcst  Parish).  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co.. 
Col.  Nicholas  Dike's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  27, 
1776. 

GooDENOUGH,  Levi,  Guilford.  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
(25th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goodenough  and  others, 
dated  Cambridge,  July  7,  1775;  also,  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  May  12,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  24  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  also,  memorandum  of  firelocks  received  of 
sundry  officers  and  soldiers ;  date  of  delivery  Jan.  1,  1776. 

Goodenough,  Phineas,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  John  Grea- 
ton's  (2d)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  20,  1777, 
to  Oct.  16, 1777 ;  residence,  Dedham ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dedham;  mustered  by 
County  Muster  Master  Barber;  reported  deserted. 

Goodenough,  Silas,  Sudbury.  Matross,  Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos.  7 
days. 

Goodenow,  Abraham.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lakin's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's 
(Light  Infantry)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  30  (also  given  Sept.  28),  1779;  discharged 
Nov.  30,  1779 ;  service,  2  mos.  3  (also  given  2  mos.  6)  days,  in  Rhode  Island ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Sept.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1779,  sworn  to  at 
Newport. 

Goodenow,  Adino.  Sergeant,  8th  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  regi- 
mental return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  also,  receipt  for  wages  for  Dec, 
1776;  also,  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Col.  Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  engaged 
to  serve  the  month  of  Jan.,  1777,  dated  Springfield,  Jan.  25,  1777;  also,  (late) 
Capt.  Butler's  co.,  4th  regt. ;  receipt  for  mileage,  etc.,  dated  Feb.  1,  1777. 

Goodenow,  Asa,  Northborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Gen.  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  22 
days;  also,  Lieut.  Seth  Rice's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  21, 
1777  ;  service,  7  days,  travel  included  ;  company  called  out  on  an  alarm  to  assist 
Northern  army  and  was  discharged  at  Hadley. 

Goodenow,  Daniel.  Order  for  wages  for  3  mos.  service  in  1780,  dated  Princeton, 
July  4,  1782,  signed  by  said  Goodenow  and  others  belonging  to  a  company  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Stearns  of  Petersham,  Col.  Rand's  regt. 

Goodenow,  David,  Paxton.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Fish's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  9,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779;  service,  4  mos.  17  days, 
travel  included,  in  Rhode  Island  ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport;   also,  same  co.  and 


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GooDENOW,  David,  continued. 

regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Newport,  allowing  1  mo.  4  days  service 
in  Rhode  Island;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  13,  1780;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for 
town  of  Paxton ;  marched  to  camp  July  13,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
Thomas  Pritchard ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Paxton 
for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  11,  1780;  dis- 
charged Jan.  13,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  11  days. 

GooDENOw,  David.  Petition  to  the  General  Court,  dated  Concord,  Sept.  30, 1777,  signed 
by  said  Goodenow  and  others  who  were  drafted  to  guard  Continental  stores  at 
Little  Cambridge,  Concord,  Sudbury,  etc.,  under  Capt.  Isaac  Woods,  asking  for 
additional  wages;  petition  endorsed  "  leave  to  withdraw." 

Goodenow,  Ebenezer,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Hopestill  Hall's  co.,  Col.  Lemuel 
Robinson's  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  31,  1776;  service  to  time  of  marching,  21  days. 
Roll  dated  Dorchester. 

Goodenow,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Axig.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel 
included ;  enlistment,  3  months ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army. 

Goodenow,  Edward,  Northborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Wood's  co..  Gen.  Ward's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  22  days ;  also,  Cor- 
poral, Capt.  Silas  Gates's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for  service  in  Dec,  1775,  and  Jan., 
1776 ;  enlisted  Dec.  4,  1775 ;  company  raised  in  Marlborough,  Southborough,  and 
Northborough;  also,  Capt.  Gates's  co..  Col.  Ward's  regt.;  return  for  mileage  to 
and  from  camp,  dated  Dorchester,  Jan.  13,  1776. 

Goodenow,  Eli.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Rice's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel 
included,  with  Northern  army.    Roll  dated  Sudbury. 

Goodenow,  Eli.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Spring- 
field, July  6,  1780;  age,  26  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged 
for  town  of  Northborough;  marched  to  camp  July  6,  1780,  under  command  of 
Lieut.  Taylor  of  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the 
town  of  Northborough  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched 
July  2,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  8,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  17  days,  travel  included. 

Goodenow,  Eliab,  Sudbury.  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  order 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goodenow  and  others,  dated  Hull,  July  16,  1776; 
also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  4 
mos.  1  day ;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Moulton's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Eliphalet 
Hastings,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  29, 
1779;  service,  6  mos.  9  days,  travel  included,  at  North  river;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton ;  also,  Lieut.  Hastings's  co..  Col. 
Poor's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec, 
1778,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Goodenow,  Eliab.  List  endorsed  "  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  return  from  1778  to 
1779;"  also,  receipt  dated  Stow,  July  2,  1779,  signed  by  said  Goodenow  and 
others,  for  wages  and  rations  due  for  service  in  1778,  in  Capt.  Munroe's  co..  Col. 
Sprout's  regt.,  in  Rhode  Island;  also,  entry  dated  July  -,  1779,  stating  that  said 
Goodenow  and  Chai'les  Brown  were  hired  by  the  committee  of  Stow  to  .go  to 
Rhode  Island  for  6  months ;  the  foregoing  all  appear  among  orders,  returns, 
etc.,  taken  from  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  papers. 


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GooDENow,    Eliab.     Private,  Capt.  Thomas   Brintnal's    co.,  Col.   Cyprian  Howe's 

(Middlesex  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service, 

3  mos.  8  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
in  Rhode  Island  for  3  months. 

GooDENOw,  Eliab.  Private;  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  co. ; 
enlisted  Jan.  2  [year  not  given]  ;  service,  3  mos. ;  the  foregoing  appears  among 
orders,  returns,  etc.,  taken  from  Capt.  Munroe's  papers. 

GooDENOw,  Elijah,  Sudbury.  Receipt  dated  Cambridge,  June  29,  1775,  signed  by 
said  Goodenow  and  others,  for  advance  pay  received  of  Capt.  Micah  Goodenow 
[service  rendered  in  Capt.  Moore's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt.,  of  which  company 
Micah  Goodenow  was  1st  Lieutenant]  ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co., 
Col.  John  Nixon's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  22,  1775; 
service,  2  mos.  15  days ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Moore's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  receipt 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  20, 1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Jonathan  Rice's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  dis- 
charged Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  2-1  days,  travel  included,  with  Northern 
army;  roll  dated  Sudbury;  also,  Capt.  Lawson  Buckminster's  (2d)  co..  Col. 
Abner  Perr.v's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  14 
days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Goodenow,  Elijah.  Receipt  dated  Rutland,  March  5,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said 
Goodenow  and  others  by  the  town  of  Rutland  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  3  years. 

GooDENO'w,  Ephraim,  Sudbury.  Receipt  dated  Cambridge,  June  10,  1775,  signed  by 
said  Goodenow  and  others,  for  advance  pay  received  of  Cupt.  Micah  Goodenow 
[service  rendered  in  Capt.  Moore's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt.,  of  which  company 
Micah  Goodenow  was  1st  Lieutenant]  ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co.. 
Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  22, 
1775;  service,  2  mos.  15  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  30,  1775;  also, 
(late)  Capt.  David  Moore's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  receipt  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  20,  1775;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Rice's  co.,  Col.  Ezekiel  How's  (4th  Middlesex 
Co.)  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Sudbury ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sudbury ; 
joined  Capt.  Haynes's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  6th 
Mass.  regt.;  clothing  account  made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1782;  re- 
ported invalided  Feb.  1,  1782. 

Goodenow,  Frederick,  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  William  Brigham's  co..  Col. 
Jonathan  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alai-m  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge ;  service,  14  da3's ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  Capt.  Daniel 
Barns's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  I'egt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted 
May  13,  1775;  service,  11  weeks  3  days;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col. 
Dike's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777  ;  enlisted  Dec.-,  1776;  credited 
to  town  of  Stow ;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777,  guarding  stores  at 
Boston  ;  also,  Capt.  Gates's  co. ;  receipt  dated  Marlborough,  March  14, 1777,  signed 
by  said  Goodenow  and  others,  for  mileage  and  travel  allowance  from  Albany  home. 

Goodenow,  Hopestill.  Private,  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  14,  1777,  to  July  19,  1777;  also, 
Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  return  for  clothing 
for  the  year  1777 ;  enlisted  Feb.  14,  1777 ;  reported  died  July  19  (also  given  July 
20),  1777. 

Goodenow,  Isaac,  Framingham.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Edgel's  (Framingham)  co. 
of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord  and 
Cambridge ;  service,  2  days. 


570  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND    SAILORS 

GooDENOw,  Isaac  (also  given  Jr.),  Framingharn.  Receipt  dated  Cambridge,  June  10, 
1775,  signed  by  said  Goodenow  and  others,  for  advance  pay  received  of  Capt. 
Micah  Goodenow  [service  rendered  in  Capt.  Moore's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt  ,  of 
which  company  Micah  Goodenow  was  1st  Lieutenant]  ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  David 
Moore's  CO.,  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
listed June  7,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  27  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  30, 
1775;  a/so,  enlistment  agreement  dated  June  -,  1776,  signed  by  said  Goodenow 
and  others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  until  Dec.  1,  1776,  and  to  march  with 
despatch  to  Charlestown,  N.  H.;  also,  Drummer,  Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  (2d) 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  regimental  return  dated  North 
Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  also,  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept.-Dec,  1776;  also,  certifi- 
cate dated  Chatham,  Jan.  18,  1777,  signed  by  Maj.  Joseph  Thompson,  stating 
that  said  Goodenow  and  Calvin  Worthington,  Drummers  in  Lieut.  Col.  Nixon's 
(4th)  regt.,  furnished  themselves  with  drums  which  were  destroyed  by  cannon 
shot  and  asking  that  the  money  for  said  drums  be  paid  them;  also,  order  on 
Benjamin  Heywood,  Paymaster  of  4th  regt.,  payable  to  Isaac  Goodenow,  dated 
Framingham,  March  13,  1777,  signed  by  Isaac  Goodenow,  Jr.,  for  wages  and 
travel  expenses  due  him ;  Isaac  Goodenow's  receipt  appears  on  reverse  of  order ; 
also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  John  Gleason's  co.,  endorsed  "  North  Kings- 
ton, June  26, 1777 ;  "  reported  a  waiter ;  deposition  made  by  Michael  Balcom  July 
26,  1844,  states  that  he  engaged  the  first  part  of  May,  1777,  in  Capt.  Gleason's 
CO.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.,  and  rendered  2  mos.  8  days  service  in  Rhode 
Island;  said  company  was  made  up  of  men  from  Marlborough,  Stow,  Sudbury, 
Framingham,  Natick,  Sherburne,  Holliston,  and  Hopkinton. 

Goodenow,  Isaac  (also  given  Jr.),  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Kingsbery's  co., 
Col.  Aaron  Davis's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
15  days;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co.  (West  co.  in  Needham),  Col.  William 
Mcintosh's  regt. ;  service,  4  days,  in  March,  1776 ;  company  marched  to  assist  the 
army  at  the  time  of  taking  and  fortifying  Dorchester  Heights. 

Goodenow,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Lawson  Buckminster's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  14  days;  com- 
pany marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Goodenow,  Ithamar,  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  William  Brigham's  co..  Col. 
Jonathan  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge ;  service,  9  days. 

Goodenow,  Jesse,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Nixon's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Abijab  Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  5 
days ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Rice's  CO.,  Col.  Ezekiel  Howe's  (4th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  resi- 
dence, Sudbury;  engaged  for  town  of  Sudbury;  joined  Capt.  Bryant's  co..  Col. 
Crafts's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber, 
Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30, 1777 ;  Col.  Crane's  regt. ; 
also,  Matross,  Capt.  Bryant's  co..  Col.  Mason's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  April  5,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin 
Frothingham's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778,  dated 
Springfield;  also,  return  dated  Springfield,  Nov.  1,  1779,  of  men  belonging  to 
Capt.  Frothingham's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.,  who  were  entitled  to 
gratuity ;  Capt.  Frothingham  certifies  that  said  men  enlisted  for  3  years  or  during 
war  and  were  in  actual  service  at  above  date ;  company  stationed  at  Springfield ; 
also,  Capt.  Bryant's  co. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  April  5,  1780 ;  reported  discharged  April  5,  1780. 

Goodenow,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Cutting's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt..  Gen. 
Lovell's  brigade;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1778;  discharged  Aug.  28, 1778;  service,  1  mo., 
in  Rhode  Island. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  571 

GooDENow,  John.  List  endorsed  "  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  return  from  1778  to  1779 ; " 
also,  I'eceipt  dated  Marlborough,  July  8,  1779,  signed  by  Ivory  Biglow,  for  wages 
due  said  Goodenow  for  3  mos.  service  in  1778  in  Capt.  Munroe's  co..  Col.  Sprout's 
regt. ;  also,  Private;  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Munroe's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  2 
[year  not  given]  ;  service,  3  mos. ;  also,  return  of  service  rendered  ;  said  Goode- 
now reported  as  having  served  23  days  as  Sergeant,  2  mos.  7  days  as  Private 
[dates  not  given]  ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Munroe's  co. ;  list  of  men  [year  not 
given]  ;  the  foregoing  all  appear  among  orders,  returns,  etc.,  taken  from  Capt. 
Benjamin  Munroe's  papers. 

Goodenow,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Moulton's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Eliphalet 
Hastings,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  30,  1778  ;  discharged  Feb.  24, 
1779;  service,  8  mos.  5  da3's,  travel  included,  at  North  river;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton;  also,  Lieut.  Hastings's  co.. 
Col.  Poor's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778 ;  reported  returned  to  duty ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Goodenow,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Brintnal's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's  (Mid- 
dlesex Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Jul.v  31,  1780 ;  discharged  Nov.  1, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos. 
5  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Rhode 
Island  for  3  months. 

Goodenow,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Brintnal's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  13  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Rhode  Island 
for  3  months. 

Goodenow,  Jonathan.  Drummer,  Capt.  Thomas  Brintnal's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1, 1780;  service,  2  mos.  22  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Rhode  Island 
for  3  months. 

Goodenow,  Joseph,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Smith's  (Sudbury)  co..  Col. 
James  Barrett's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
1  day. 

Goodenow,  Joseph.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Rice's  1st  (1st  Sudbury)  co., 
4th  Middlesex  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several 
companies  of  militia  in  Sudbury,  as  returned  by  Col.  Ezekiel  How,  dated  Sud- 
bury, July  4,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  July  5,  1776,  that  said  officers  be 
commissioned. 

Goodenow,  Joseph.  Sergeant;  pay  abstract  of  a  detachment  of  guards  commanded 
by  said  Goodenow  for  service  from  July  1,  1778,  to  Jan.  1,  1779,  6  mos.,  guard- 
ing magazines  at  Sudbury;  also.  Sergeant;  pay  abstract  of  a  detachment  of 
guards  commanded  by  said  Goodenow  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1779,  to  May  31, 
1779,  5  mos.,  at  the  magazine  at  Sudbury. 

Goodenow,  Lemuel,  Sudbury.  Receipt  dated  Cambridge,  June  29,  1775,  signed  by 
said  Goodenow  and  others,  for  advance  pay  received  of  Capt.  Micah  Goodenow 
[service  rendered  in  Capt.  Moore's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.,  of  which  company 
Micah  Goodenow  was  1st  Lieutenant]  ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co.. 
Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  16, 
1775;  service,  2  mos.  21  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  30,  1775. 

Goodenow,  Lemuel,  Sudbury.  Private ;  list  dated  Sept.  2,  1777,  of  men  enlisted  by 
Thomas  Plympton  to  serve  as  guards  over  the  State  stores  at  Sudbury ,  as  returned 
to  Isaac  Woods,  Captain  of  Continental  guards  at  Sudburj- ;  also,  Capt.  Isaac 
Woods's  detachment;  marched  Sept.  5,1777;  service,  3  mos.  26  days,  guarding 
State  stores  at  Sudbury. 


572  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GooDENOw,  Lemuel,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Amasa  Cranston's  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Denny's  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  24,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
10  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack  ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

GooDENOw,  LeiAiuel.  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for 
gun  and  blanket  money  allowed  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Nov.  -,  1776 ;  also,  Private, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  list  endorsed  "3  months  service  at  Boston  guarding  stores 
Dec,  1776,  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1777." 

GooDENOw,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Moulton's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Eliphalet  Hastings,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  30, 1778;  discharged 
Aug.  7,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  19  days,  travel  included,  at  North  river;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Aug.,  1778 ;  reported  as  being  7  days  in  camp ;  enlisted 
into  the  wagon  service  for  1  year. 

GooDENOw,  Lemuel.  Private,  Sergt.  Joseph  Goodenow's  detachment;  service  from 
Sept.  19,  1778,  to  May  31,  1779,  8  mos.  12  days,  guarding  magazine  at  Sudbury. 

GooDENOw,  Lemuel.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  12, 
1780;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  ruddy;  engaged  for  town  of 
Sudbury;  arrived  at  Springfield  Aug.  10,  1780;  marched  to  camp  Aug.  12,1780, 
under  command  of  Ensign  Bordman  ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by 
the  town  of  East  Sudbury  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780; 
marched  Aug.  8,  1780;  discharged  Feb.  8,  1781;  service,  6  mos.,  at  West  Point, 
as  Private  in  5th  regt. 

GooDENow,  MiCAH,  Sudbuty.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Nixon's  co.  of  Minnte-men,  Col. 
Abijah  Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5 
days;  wiso.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co..  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  15  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  30,  1775. 

GooDENOw,  MiCAH.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Whiting's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  23,  1776. 

GooDENOw,  MicAH.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Rice's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  23  days,  travel 
included,  with  Northern  army.    Roll  dated  Sudbury. 

GooDENOw,  MicAH  (also  given  Michael).  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lakin's  co..  Col. 
John  Jacobs's  (Light  Infantry)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  30  (also  given  Sept.  28),  1779 ; 
discharged  Nov.  30,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  3  (also  given  2  mos.  6)  days,  in  Rhode 
Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Sept.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1779, 
sworn  to  at  Newport. 

GooDENOW,  MicAH,  Jr.,  Sudbury.  Receipt  dated  Cambridge,  June  10,  1775,  signed 
by  said  Goodenow  and  others,  for  advance  pay  received  of  Capt.  Micah  Goode- 
now  [service  rendered  in  Capt.  Moore's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.,  of  which  company 
Micah  Goodenow  was  1st  Lieutenant]  ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co., 
Col  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  15  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  30,  1775. 

Goodenow,  Moses.  List  endorsed  "Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  return  from  1778  to 
1779;"  also,  Private;  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  co. ; 
joined  Feb.  1  [year  not  given]  ;  the  foregoing  appear  among  orders,  returns,  etc., 
taken  from  Capt.  Benjamin  Munroe's  papers. 

Goodenow,  Moses.  Enlistment  agreement,  dated  Sudbury,  April  8,  1782,  signed  by 
said  Goodenow,  engaging  himself  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  3  years,  unless  sooner  discharged. 


IN  THE  WAR   OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  573 

GooDENOw,  Phineas,  Dedhain.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  SufTolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  11,  1777;  Capt.  Oliver's  co.,  Col. 
Greaton's  regt. 

GooDENOw,  Phineas,  Roxbury.  Corporal,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Winship's  co.,  Col.  John 
Nixon's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  4  days. 

GooDENOw,  Silas  (also  given  Jr.),  Sudbury.  Private;  list  dated  Sept.  2, 1777,  of  men 
'  enlisted  by  Thomas  Plympton  to  serve  as  guards  over  State  stores  at  Sudbury, 
as  returned  to  Isaac  Woods,  Captain  of  Continental  guards  at  Sudbury ;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Woods's  detachment;  marched  Sept.  5, 1777;  service,  3  mos. 
26  days,  guarding  State  stores  at  Sudbury;  also,  Sergt.  Joseph  Goodenow's  de- 
tachment; service  from  July  1,  1778,  to  May  31,  1779,  11  mos.,  guarding 
magazine  at  Sudbury. 

GooDENOw,  Silas.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lakin's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light 
Infantry)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  30  (also  given  Sept.  28),  1779;  discharged  Nov. 
30,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  3  (also  given  2  mos.  6)  days,  in  Rhode  Island;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Sept.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1779,  sworn  to  at 
Newport. 

GooDENOw,  Thomas,  Shrewsbury.  Capt.  Ross  Wyman's  co.  of  artillery,  Col.  Jonathan 
Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  ser- 
vice, 10  days. 

GooDExow,  Thomas,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Nixon's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Abijah  Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
7  days. 

GooDENO-w,  THOMA.S,  Sudbury.  Capt.  Samuel  Wood's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goodenow  and  others,  dated  Cam- 
bridge, June  13,  1775 ;  also.  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  June  7,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  27  days;  a/so,  company  return  dated 
Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for  bountj'  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Dorchester,  Jan.  5,  1776. 

GooDENOW,  Thomas,  Sudbury.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  sworn  to  in  Camp  at  Hull,  July 
16,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt.;  engaged  May  13,  1776;  service 
to  Dec.  1,  1776,  6  mos.  20  days. 

Goodenow,  Thomas.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Caleb  Moulton's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Eliphalet  Hastings,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1778;  service, 
3  mos.  14  days,  at  North  river;  reported  deserted  Nov.  15,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Moul- 
ton's CO.,  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton;  also, 
Lieut.  Hastings's  co.,  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Goodenow,  Timothy,  Princeton  (probably).  Capt.  Joseph  Sargent's  co..  Col.  Spar- 
hawk's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775,  to  Cambridge;  returned  May  1,  1775;  service,  12  days. 

Goodenow,  William,  Natick.  Fifer,  Capt.  Joseph  Morse's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days. 

Goodenow,  William,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Nixon's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Abijah  Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  1  mo. 
5  days. 

Goodenow,  William.  Fifer,  Capt.  Joshua  Fisk's  co.,  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  28,  1780;  discharged  July  31,  1780;  service,  6  daj^s,  in  Rhode  Island 


574  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GooDENOw,  William,  cotitinued. 

on  an  alarm;  roll  dated  Natick;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  3,  1780; 
discharged  Aug.  7, 1780 ;  service,  7  days,  in  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm ;  roll  dated 
Natick. 

GooDERCK,  Absalom.  Capt.  Addison  Richardson's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson's 
(19th)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  Winter 
Hill,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

GooDFEET,  James.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Edmund  Brigham's  (Westborough)  co. ; 
6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  com- 
panies in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  John  Goulding  and  others,  field  officers, 
dated  Westborough,  April  15,  1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  April  17,  1776,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Edmund  Brigham's  (3d) 
CO.,  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  Aug. 
27,  1777. 

GooDFREY,  JosiAH,  Chatham.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780.     [See  Joseph  Godfrey.] 

GooDFRT,  Salmon.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  AVhite,  Jr.'s  (1st)  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  (2d  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  in 
said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Col.  Ephraim  Sawyer  and  Maj.  Silas  Bailey, 
dated  Lancaster,  March  18,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  March  20,  1776,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned. 

GooDFRT,  Salmon.  Private,  Capt.  William  Greenleaf's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  22,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  26,  1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  com- 
pany marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington. 

GooDHEW,  Aaron.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Gould's  co..  Col.  Wade's  (Essex  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  17  days, 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 
Roll  dated  Topsfield. 

GooDHEw,  Ebenezer.  Corporal,  Capt.  Daniel  Giddings's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Foster's 
(Essex  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Jan.  17, 1776 ;  service  to  March  1,  1776, 1  mo.  U  days, 
at  Gloucester,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  also.  Private,  Capt.  David  Low's  (3d)  co., 
Col.  Cogswel's  regt.;  return  of  train  band  and  alarm  list,  dated  April  -,  1778; 
reported  as  belonging  to  train  band. 

Goodhew,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  David  Low's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswel's  regt. ; 
return  of  train  band  and  alarm  list,  dated  April  30, 1778 ;  reported  as  belonging  to 
alarm  list. 

GooDHEW,  John.  Private,  Capt.  David  Low's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Cogswel's  regt.;  return  of 
train  band  and  alarm  list,  dated  April  -,  1778 ;  reported  as  belonging  to  train 
band. 

GooDHE-\v,  Jonathan.  Corporal,  Capt.  David  Low's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Cogswel's  regt. ; 
return  of  train  band  and  alarm  list,  dated  April  30, 1778 ;  reported  as  belonging  to 
train  band. 

GooDHEW,  Phineas,  Bradford.  Private,  Sergt.  Abel  Kimball's  detachment,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  5  days;  also, 
Capt.  Samuel  Johnson's  co..  Col.  Johnson's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777;  dis- 
charged Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  4  mos.,  travel  included,  with  Northern  army; 
roll  sworn  to  at  Andover. 

Goodhew,  Samuel,  Danvers.  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Foster's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  14,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  22 
days. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  575 

GooDHEW,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Bowker's  co.,  Col.  Webb's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  18,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  30, 1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  22  days,  travel  included ; 
company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Armj'  for  3  months. 

GooDHu,  David.  Capt.  Richard  Dodge's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (38th) 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Chelsea,  Dec.  27, 
1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.;  pay 
abstract  for  Feb.,  1776. 

GooDHU,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  David  Bent's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  5,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,  travel  included, 
in  Northern  department.     Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

GooDHu,  Phineas,  Bradford.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

Goodhue, .  [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Godhue,  Gooden,  Good- 
hew,  Goodhu,  Goodue.] 

Goodhue, ,  Ipswich.     Corporal,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's 

regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  to  camp  and  home,  sworn  to  Nov.  29,  1776 ; 
credited  with  2  days  allowance ;  company  drafted  from  Amesbury,  Newbury, 
Rowley,  Ipswich,  Topsfield,  Wenham,  and  Lynn. 

Goodhue, .     Corporal ;  list  of  men  who  sent  letters  by  post  July  18,  1776. 

Goodhue, ,  Newbur3'port.    List  of  American  prisoners  landed  in  New  England  by 

Capt.  Solomon  Rider,  Master  of  the  shallop  "  Seaflower,"  of  Yarmouth,  N.  S.; 
said  Goodhue,  a  Captain,  of  Newburyport,  reported  to  have  been  taken  by  the 
•♦  Milford  "  off  Georges  Banks,  and  landed  at  Newburyport  Jan.  12,  1777. 

Goodhue,  Aaron.  Petition  dated  Ipswich,  Oct.  17,  1782,  signed  by  said  Goodhue  and 
others,  asking  for  wages  for  3  mos.  service  in  1780  in  Capt.  Benjamin  Gould's 
CO.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. 

Goodhue,  Adam.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suf- 
folk Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777;  Capt.  Willington's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wig- 
glesworth's  regt. 

Goodhue,  Daniel,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's 
(17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  30,  1775;  service,  9 
weeks;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  9,  1775;  age,  19  yrs. ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  21,  1775. 

Goodhue,  Daniel  (also  given  Jr.),  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Waide's  co.  of 
volunteers.  Col.  John  Baker's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  April  17, 
1775;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  April  19, 
1775,  to  Mystic,  on  April  20  were  ordered  to  Salem,  on  the  21st  to  Ipswich, 
thence  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge;  service  to  Maj'  10,  1775,  3  weeks;  also, 
Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co  ,  Col.  Moses  Little's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  May  10,  1775;  service,  4  weeks  1  day;  age,  26  yrs.;  reported  en- 
listed into  the  artillery  June  8,  1775 ;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Samuel  Gridley's  co., 
Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said 
Goodhue  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  Aug.  5,  1775 ;  also,  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  June  8,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  26  days;  aZso,  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Nov.  6,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  who  sent  letters  by 
post  July  18,  1776 ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Ipswich,  Feb.  17, 1778; 
residence,  Ipswich;  engaged  for  town  of  Ipswich;  joined  Capt.  Treadwell's  co. ; 


576  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Goodhue,  Daniel  (also  given  Jr.),  continued. 

term,  3  j'ears;  also,  Bombardier,  Capt.  William  Treadwell's  co..  Col.  John 
Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March 
7, 1777,  to  April  7,  1780. 

Goodhue,  Daniel,  "Westford.  Corporal,  Capt.  Oliver  Bates's  co.,  Col.  James  Prescot's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  9  days. 

Goodhue,  David,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Dodge's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Baldwin's 
(late  Col.  Gerrish's)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  27, 1775; 
service,  5  days ;  also,  Capt.  Dodge's  (3d)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (38th) 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  Sept.,  1775 ;  also,  company  return  dated  Chelsea  Camp, 
Oct.  2,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  who  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  Richard  Dodge  to  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  Chelsea,  Dec.  16, 
1775 ;  also,  account  dated  Jan.  24, 1776,  of  ammunition  delivered  the  non-commis- 
sioned officers  and  soldiers  in  Capt.  Dodge's  co.,  26th  regt.;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Dodge's  CO.,  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  Jan.,  April,  May,  and 
June,  1776. 

Goodhue,  David,  Westford.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Oliver  Bates's  co.,  Col.  James 
Prescot's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  15  days. 

Goodhue,  Ebenezer,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Rogers's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service,  4  days;  also,  Capt.  Charles  Smith's  co. ; 
receipts  dated  Ipswich,  Sept.  15,  and  Sept.  30,  1775,  signed  by  said  Goodhue  and 
others,  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  and  4  weeks  billeting,  respectively,  received 
of  Michael  Farley,  Muster  Master  and  Paymaster  of  men  raised  in  Ipswich  and 
stationed  there  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Smith's  co. ;  enlisted 
July  17, 1775 ;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  29  days ;  company  raised  in  Ipswich 
for  defence  of  seacoast  in  Essex  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Giddings's  co..  Col.  Fos- 
ter's regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  29,  1776,  to  date  of  discharge,  Oct.  23,  1776,  7  mos. 
23  days ;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Goodhue,  Ebenezek.  Capt,  Benjamin  Farnum's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  13,  1775. 

Goodhue,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Reed's  co..  Col.  Varnum's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Jan.  1,  1776  [service  not  given]. 

Goodhue,  Ebenezer.  Seaman;  list  of  prisoners  delivered  to  Col.  Gabriel  Johonnot 
by  Mr.  Charles  Waller,  Commissary  of  Prisoners  at  Rhode  Island,  March  17, 1778 ; 
also,  list  of  American  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "Swift"  from  Halifax  to  Bos- 
ton Sept.  30,  1778,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Baildon,  Commissary  of  Prisoners. 

Goodhue,  Ephraim,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Waide's  co.  of  volunteers, 
Col.  John  Baker's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  April  17,  1775;  also, 
Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  April  19,  1775,  to 
Mystic,  on  April  20  were  ordered  to  Salem,  on  the  21st  to  Ipswich,  thence  to  head- 
quarters at  Cambridge ;  service  to  May  10,  1775,  3  weeks ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel 
Wade's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
listed May  10,  1775;  service,  11  weeks  5  days;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Dec.  21,  1775. 

Goodhue,  Hezekiah,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt. 
Stephen  Kent's  co. ;  enlisted  July  14,  1775;  discharged  Dec.  9,  1775;  service,  5 
mos.  6  days;  company  stationed  at  Newbury  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  4th 
Sergeant ;  order  for  wages  due  Nov.  1, 1775,  dated  Gloucester,  Dec.  4,  1775,  signed 
by  said  Goodhue  and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  Kent's  co.  raised  for  defence  of 
seacoast  in  Essex  Co. ;  also,  order  for  wages,  payable  to  Capt.  Kent,  signed  by 
said  Goodhue  and  others  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed  at  New- 


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Goodhue,  Hezekiah,  continued. 

bury ;  Capt.  Kent's  order  for  said  wages,  payable  to  Col.  Joseph  Gerrish,  dated 
Watertown,  Dec.  15,  1775. 

GooDHVE,  Jacob  (also  given  Jr.),  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Cogswell,  Jr.'s 
CO.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also,  Cor- 
poral, Capt.  Abraham  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt. ;  receipt  for 
advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goodhue  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  23, 
1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  3, 
1775 ;  service,  12  weeks  6  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  9,  1775 ;  age, 
24  yrs.;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  21, 
1775. 

GoouHUE,  Jacob,  Ipswich.  Sergeant;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard 
under  Lieut.  Col.  L.  Baldwin  at  Prospect  Hill,  dated  July  16,  1775 ;  also,  Capt. 
Abraham  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (12th)  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1776  [ser- 
vice not  given] . 

Goodhue,  Jeremiah,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  David  Low's  co.of  volunteers,  3d  Essex 
Co.  regt.;  engaged  Sept.  30,  1777;  marched  Oct.  2,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  7, 
1777,  at  Cambridge ;  service,  40  days,  in  Northern  department  and  in  guarding 
Gen.  Burgoyne's  army  to  Prospect  Hill  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj .  Charles 
Smith. 

Goodhue,  John,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Cogswell,  Jr.'s  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt. Robert  Dodge's  co.. 
Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt.,  Gen.  Warner's  brigade;  marched  Aug.  15,  1777; 
discharged  Dec.  14,  1777;  service,  4  mos.,  in  Northern  department;  travel  al- 
lowed from  Peekskill  home ;  company  raised  from  3d  [Essex  Co.]  regt. 

Goodhue,  John,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days;  also,  Capt.  Ezra  Lunt's  co..  Col. 
Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  2,  1775 ; 
service,  13  weeks ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  re- 
ported "  went  to  Quebec ;  "  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Stephen  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Johnson's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  19,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  3 
mos.  26  days,  travel  included,  under  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department;  order 
for  payment  of  above  roll  dated  at  Newburyport  and  signed  by  Capt.  Jenkins ; 
also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Richard  Titcomb's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  (Essex  Co.) 
regt.;  engaged  July  3,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  1  mo.  19  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  in  Newburyport,  Salisbury,  and  Amesbury,  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Goodhue,  Jonathan,  Ipswich.  Corporal,  Capt.  Jonathan  Cogswell,  Jr.'s  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days ;  also,  Capt.  David  Low's 
(3d)  CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.;  return  for  equipments 
dated  Aug.  21,  1778. 

Goodhue,  Jonathan,  Wenham.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  the 
term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
April  20,  1778,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Capt. 
John  Santford  of  Col.  Malcom's  regt. ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  residence,  Wenham;  arrived  at  Fishkill  July  10,  1778. 

Goodhue,  Joseph,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Jewett's  troop  of  horse,  Col.  John 
Baker's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Medford;  service,  3  days. 

Goodhue,  Joseph.  Petition  dated  Newburyport,  Nov.  -,  1780,  signed  by  Stephen  and 
Ralph  Cross  of  Newburyport,  asking  that  said  Goodhue  be  commissioned  as  com- 
mander of  the  ship  "Retaliation"  (privateer) ;  advised  in  Council  Nov.  7,  1780, 
that  a  commission  be  issued. 


578  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Goodhue,  Josiah,  Dunstable.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Bancroft's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
(27th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goodhue  and  others,  dated 
Camp  at  Boston,  July  24,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  4,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  5  days  ;  also,  company 
return  dated  Sept.  25,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Nov.  4,  1775. 

Goodhue,  Moses,  Dracut.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Russell's  co.,  Col.  Green's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  8  days. 

Goodhue,  Phineas.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Spring- 
field, July  2,  1780;  age,  26  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged 
for  town  of  Bradford;  marched  to  camp  July  2,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt» 
Phineas  Parker ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Bradford 
for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  June  26,  1780;  dis- 
charged Jan.  2, 1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  18  days,  travel  included. 

Goodhue,  Samuel,  Danvers.  Capt.  Gideon  Foster's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.;  re- 
ceipt for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goodhue  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July 
4,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Baker's  co.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt., 
commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return  [probably  Oct., 
1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  Baker's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  "Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

Goodhue,  Samuel,  Salem.  Sailor,  ship  "  Rhodes,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Nehemiah 
Buffinton ;  descriptive  list  of  oflScers  and  crew,  sworn  to  Aug.  14,  1780 ;  age,  22 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem. 

Goodhue,  Seth,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Jewett's  troop  of  horse.  Col.  John 
Baker's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Medford ;  service,  3  days. 

Goodhue,  Seth,  Wenham.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Perkins's  co.  of  light  horse  volun- 
teers, 3d  Essex  Co.  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  27,  1777 ;  marched  Sept.  30,  1777 ;  dis- 
charged Oct.  12, 1777,  at  Cambridge ;  service,  15  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern 
department  and  in  guarding  Gen.  Burgoyne's  troops  to  Prospect  Hill  in  a  regiment 
commanded  by  Maj.  Charles  Smith. 

Goodhue,  William,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Burnham's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

Goodhue,  William  (also  given  Jr.),  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Waide's  co. 
of  volunteers,  Col.  John  Baker's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  April 
17,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  April 
19,  1775,  to  Mystic,  on  April  20th  were  ordered  to  Salem,  on  the  21st  to  Ipswich, 
thence  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service  to  May  10,  1775,  3  weeks ;  also, 
Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  10,  1775;  service,  11  weeks  5  days;  also,  company 
return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  21  yrs.;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  21,  1775;  also,  abstract  of  Continental  arms  re- 
ceipted for,  dated  Prospect  Hill,  1776 ;  also,  receipts  given  to  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade, 
for  provision  allowance  to  July  13,  1776,  dated  Camp  Long  Island,  signed  by  said 
Goodhue  and  others ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co. ;  abstracts  for 
wages  for  Feb.  and  March,  1776,  dated  Long  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's 
CO. ;  return  of  men  who  engaged  for  the  year  1776,  dated  Jan.  17, 1776;  enlisted 
Jan.  23,1776;  reported  died  Sept.  3,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co..  Col. 
Moses  Little's  (12th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  endorsed  "  1776." 


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Goodhue,  Zachariah.  Private.  Capt.  Joseph  B.  Varnum's  (Dracut)  co.  of  volun- 
teers, Col.  Jonathan  Eeed's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  29,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  7, 
1777;  service,  42  days ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army. 

Goodhue,  Zachariah,  Jr.,  Dracut.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Russell's  co..  Col.  Green's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  8  days. 

GooDiH,  Jeremiah.  Private,  Capt.  Raymond  De  Guiscard's  co.,  Col.  Turner's  regt. 
of  5  months  levies  raised  for  defence  of  Rhode  Island ;  enlisted  Aug.  6, 1781 ;  dis- 
charged Nov.  27,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  24  days.    Roll  dated  Boston. 

GooDiN,  Amaziah,  Pembroke.  Pri.vate,  Capt.  John  Foord's  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's 
regt. ;  service,  17  days ;  company  marched  to  Providence,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of 
Dec.  9,  1776. 

GooDiN,  Benjamin,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  John  Foord's  co.,  Col.  John  Cushing's 
regt. ;  service,  17  days ;  company  marched  to  Providence,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of 
Dec.  9,  1776. 

GooDiN,  Benjamin.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co  ,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  El}',  Commissioner,  by  Lieut. 
Reuben  Lilley,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  15,  1779;  Capt.  Ford's  co..  Col.  Hall's  regt. ; 
age,  37  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Pem- 
broke; term,  9  months. 

GooDiN,  Benjamin.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  8, 1780 ; 
age,  31  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Pem- 
broke; marched  to  camp  July  8,  1780,  under  command  of  Ebenezer  Kent,  Esq.; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Pembroke  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  4,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  3, 
1780;  service,  5  mos.  10  days,  travel  included. 

Goodin,  Benjamin.  Return  dated  April  1,  1782,  made  by  the  Selectmen,  of  bounties 
paid  said  Goodin  and  others  raised  by  the  town  of  Pembroke  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years  or  during  the  war,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Goodin,  Charles,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  (9th)  co..  Col. 
John  Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Goodin,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmor's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  23  days, 
travel  included,  with  Northern  army ;  company  raised  to  serve  until  Nov.  30, 1777. 

Goodin,  John,  Chelsea.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (9th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775 ;  enlisted  July  7,  1775 ;  service,  25  days ;  also,  list  of  men  who  were  in  need 
of  blankets,  dated  Chelsea,  Aug.  11, 1775 ;  also,  pay  abstract  for  Sept.,  1775 ;  also, 
company  return  dated  Camp  at  Chelsea,  Oct.  2,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Chelsea,  Dec.  30,  1775 ;  also,  list  dated  Dec.  8, 
1775,  of  men  enlisted  by  Ensign  Abijah  Hastings  to  serve  in  the  newly  established 
army  for  1  year  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1775;  age,  46  yrs.;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Richard  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  Jan.- 
June,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  for  mileage  and  subsistence  allowed 
on  return  home  at  close  of  campaign  in  1776 ;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Turner  Phil- 
lips's (8th)  CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  engaged  June  14,  1777; 
service  to  Aug.  1,  1777,  47  days;  also,  statement  dated  Boston,  Sept.  22,  1777, 
signed  by  said  Goodin  and  others  in  Col.  Crafts's  regt.,  declaring  their  refusal  to 
leave  Boston  unless  their  bounty  or  wages,  or  both,  were  made  equivalent  to  those 
allowed  the  soldiers  of  the  Continental  train  of  artillery ;  also,  receipt  dated  Boston, 


580  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GooDiN,  John,  co?ifinued. 

March  26,  1781,  signed  by  Edward  Green,  Deputy  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co., 
stating  that  he  had  received  and  mustered  said  Goodin  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years;  Capt.  Pratt's  (Chelsea)  co.,  Col.  Procter's  regt. ; 
age,  52yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  darli ;  hair,  black;  eyes,  brown; 
occupation,  mariner;  also,  receipt  dated  Chelsea,  April  4,  1781,  for  bounty  paid 
said  Goodin  by  Joseph  Green  and  others,  on  behalf  of  Class  No.  6  of  the  town  of 
Chelsea,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  David  Holbrook's  co.,  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  March  26, 1781 ;  enlistment, 3  years  ;  also, 
muster  rolls  for  June-Sept.,  1781;  reported  on  duty  with  Commissary  of  staff; 
also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts ;  reported  at  New 
Windsor  in  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781. 

Goodin,  Luxford.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Perkins's  (5th)  co.,  5th  Lincoln  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Col. 
Jonathan  Buclc;  ordered  in  Council  July  23,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commis- 
sioned. 

Goodin,  Noah  (alias  Uriah)  .  Capt.  Howdin's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  (15th)  regt. ;  entered 
service  July  19,  1779;  discharged  April  19,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Goodin,  Samuel,  Berwick.  Capt.  Samuel  Lelghton's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel 
allowance  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights  in  Aug.,  1776. 

Goodin,  Uriah  (alias  Noah).  Capt.  Howdin's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  (loth)  regt. ;  entered 
service  July  19,  1779;  discharged  April  19,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Gooding,  .  [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goddard,  Godden,  God- 
din,  Godding,  Goding,  Gooddin,  Goodding,  Gooden,  Goodin,  Goodwill,  Goodwin, 
Gooing,  Guddin.] 

Gooding,  Amaziah,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co.,  Col.  Anthony 
Thomas's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

Gooding,  Caleb,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  M.  Littlefield's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Moulton's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  5  days. 

Gooding,  Cuff,  Dighton.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Pitts's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Walker's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  6 
days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov. 
5,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Walker's  co..  Col.  Pope's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.; 
marched  Dec.  8,  1776;  service,  21  days;  company  mai-ched  to  Rhode  Island  on 
an  alarm  Dec.  8, 1776 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  Sept.  16,  1777, 
by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co. ;  Capt.  Zebedee  Bedding's  co.. 
Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Zebedee  Bedding's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel 
Bradford's  (12th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept. 
16,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1780 ;  residence,  Dighton ;  credited  to  town  of  Dighton ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  enlisted 
Sept.  1,  1777;  joined  Sept.  25,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  [year  not 
given]  ;  mustered  by  County  and  Continental  Muster  Masters  ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1780,  dated  Steenrapie ;  also,  Capt.  Zebulon  King's 
CO.,  Lieut., Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781 ;  enlistment, 
during  war;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  dated  York 
Hutts. 

Gooding,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Pomroy's  co;  enlisted  July  1,  1778;  service 
to  Oct.  31,  1778;  company  detached  from  Gen.  Danielson's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
brigade  for  service  under  Gen.  Stark  in  Northern  department. 

Gooding,  George.  Private,  Capt.  Geoi-ge  Rogers's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Jordan's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  23,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.,  at  Falmouth. 


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Gooding,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
service  from  July  30, 1778,  to  Sept.  13, 1778, 1  mo.  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Lancaster. 

Gooding,  John,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co.;  enlisted  June 
21,  1778;  service,  22  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island,  in  a  regiment  com- 
manded by  Col.  Wade ;  company  raised  to  serve  for  21  days  from  June  21,  1778. 

Gooding,  John.  Ordinary  Seaman,  ship  "Franklin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Turner;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  dated  Dec.  2,  1780;  age,  18  yrs. ; 
complexion,  light;  birthplace,  Marblehead ;  cruise  reported  to  have  begun  Aug. 
8,  1780 ;  roll  dated  Salem  ;  also,  list  of  prisoners  on  board  the  cartel  "  Hostage  " 
to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Stone,  Commissary 
[year  not  given]  ;  reported  taken  in  the  sloop  "  Retrieve  "  (privateer),  of  Casco 
Bay,  by  the  British  ship  "  Milford." 

Gooding,  John.  Account  dated  Jan.  24,  1776,  of  ammunition  delivered  the  non-com- 
missioned officers  and  soldiers  in  Capt.  Richard  Dodge's  co.,  26th  regt.;  also, 
Private ;  list  of  men  belonging  to  the  26th  regt.  who  agreed  to  tarry  6  weeks  from 
the  last  of  Dec,  1776,  as  returned  by  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  Trenton,  Jan. 
1,  1777;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Chelsea ;  engaged  March  26,  1781 ; 
term,  3  years. 

Gooding,  Jonathan,  Sanford.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Moulton's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Tit- 
comb's  regt. ;  service  between  May  19,  1777,  and  July  18, 1777,  55  days,  at  Rhode 
Island ;  320  miles,  or  16  days  travel  also  allowed ;  company  raised  for  2  months. 

Gooding,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  James  Nickols's  (Berkley)  co..  Col.  John  Dag- 
get's  regt.;  marched  Jan.  12,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  21  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
enlistment,  3  months  from  Jan.  1,  1778 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  in 
Bristol  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  time 
of  their  arrival  at  Springlield,  as  returned  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master, 
dated  Oct.  29,  1779;  9th  co..  Col.  Hathaway's  regt.;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 
5  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  black  ;  eyes,  dark ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dighton ; 
reported  delivered  to  Lieut.  J.  Grace;  a/so.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Walker's  co., 
Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt..  Brig.  Gen.  Godfrey's  (Bristol  Co.)  brigade ;  service, 
7  days ;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  2, 1780 ;  also, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Bates's  co..  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  27,  1780; 
discharged  Nov.  1, 1780 ;  service,  2  mos.  7  days ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Con- 
tinental Army ;  roll  endorsed  "  3  mos.  service." 

Gooding,  Jonathan  Coolidge,  Watertown.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Barnard's  co., 
Col.  Thomas  Gardner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ; 
service,  4  days. 

Gooding,  Joseph,  Buxton.  List  of  men  who  enlisted  into  Continental  Army,  as  re- 
turned by  the  Selectmen  of  Buxton  to  Col.  Tristram  Jordon,  sworn  to  at  Buxton, 
Aug.  26,  1777 ;  residence,  Buxton. 

Gooding,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Walker's  co.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt., 
Brig.  Gen.  Godfrey's  (Bristol  Co.)  brigade;  service,  7  days;  company  marched 
to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  2,  1780. 

Gooding,  Lemuel,  Falmouth.  Capt.  David  Bradish's  co. ;  billeting  allowed  from 
date  of  enlistment,  May  12,  1775,  to  July  8,  1775 ;  credited  with  57  days  allow- 
ance; also,  Private,  Capt.  David  Bradish's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  (31st) 
regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Oct.  28,  1775 ;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Hooper's  co. ;  marched  Feb.  8,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  24,  1776,  9 
mos.  15  days;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.,  for  defence  of 
seacoast. 


582  IHASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gooding,  Matthew,  Dighton.  List  of  men  drafted  to  serve  in  Rhode  Island  until 
Jan.  1,  1780,  as  returned  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co.,  dated 
Oct.  28, 1779 ;  residence,  Dighton ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Franklin's  co.,  Col. 
Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ;  engaged  Sept.  1,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1779;  ser-Nice, 
4  mos.,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allow- 
ing 1  mo.  2  days  service  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gooding,  Matthew,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Drake's  co..  Col.  Luke  Drury's 
(Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  marched  from  home  Aug.  23,  1781 ;  arrived  at  camp  Sept.  1, 
1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781;  arrived  home  Dec.  10,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  19 
days,  at  North  river;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Gooding,  Matthew.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Mitchell's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  appointed  to 
serve  with  militia  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  June  22, 1780 ;  said  Gooding  detached  from  militia  of  Bristol  Co. ;  com- 
missioned Sept.  20, 1780;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bates's  co.,  Col.  Abiel 
Mitchel's  regt. ;  engaged  Aug.  23,  1780 ;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780 ;  service,  2  mos. 
11  days;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army;  roll  endorsed  "3  mos. 
service." 

Gooding,  Matthew.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcomb's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Webb's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  27,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  19  days, 
travel  included,  at  Peekskill,  N.  Y. ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Gooding,  Matthew,  Jr.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Dighton 
for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  1, 1780 ;  discharged 
Jan.  11,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  22  days. 

Gooding,  Matthew,  2d.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Walker's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's 
regt.,  Brig.  Gen.  Godfrey's  (Bristol  Co.)  brigade;  service,  7  days;  company 
marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  2,  1780. 

Gooding,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Moore's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.  of 
guards;  joined  April  2,  1778;  service  to  July  3,  1778,  3  mos.  2  days,  at  Cam- 
bridge; also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Cambridge,  May  9,  1778; 
enlisted  April  1,  1778;  enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2,  1778,  to  serve  with 
guards  over  troops  of  convention ;  reported  dismissed  at  muster ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Cambridge,  June  1,  1778. 

Gooding,  Nehemiah,  Buxton.  List  of  men  who  enlisted  into  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  the  Selectmen  of  Buxton  to  Col.  Tristram  Jordon,  sworn  to  at  Bux- 
ton, Aug.  26,  1777;  residence,  Buxton. 

Gooding,   Richard,    Falmouth.      Capt.  David  Bradish's  co. ;    service  from  date  of 
enlistment.  May  12,  1775,  to  July  8,  1775;  credited  with  57  days  allowance;  also. 
Corporal,  Capt.  David  Bradish's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  (31st)  regt.;  com-  ' 
pany  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  15,  1775. 

Gooding,  Samuel.  Receipt  given  to  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton  for  wages  for  Oct.,  1776, 
dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  5,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gooding  and  others. 

Gooding,  Spenc:er,  Watertown.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Barnard's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Gardner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Childs's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  Continen- 
tal Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence, 
Watertown ;  credited  to  town  of  Watertown ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return 
[year  not  given]  ;  reported  mustered  by  County  Muster  Master  Barber ;  also, 
(late)  Capt.  Abijah  Childs's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  joined 
before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Williams's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col. 
Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.-Nov.,  1779;  enlisted  Feb.  1,  1777; 
enlistment,  3  years. 


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GuoDiNG,  Thaddel's.  Petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed  by  said 
Gooding  and  others  belonging  to  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for  increase 
and  payment  of  wages. 

GoiiDiNG,  Thaddeus.  Major's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  (14th)  regt. ;  entered  service  Aug. 
4,  1779;  discharged  April  4,  1780;  term,  9  months;  also,  list  of  6  months  men, 
returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co., 
b.v  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  July  15,  1780;  age,  21  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Waltham ;  marched  to  camp  July  15,  1780,  under  command 
of  Capt.  James  Cooper;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Bates's  co.,  14th  Mass.  regt.; 
service  from  Aug.  1,  1780,  to  Oct.  1,  1780,  2  mos. 

Gooding,  Thomas.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt. 

Gooding,  "Uriah,  Ashfield.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  Private,  Capt.  "William  North's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son's (16th)  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  June  and  Jul}',  1780 ;  service  from  July  19,  1780, 
13  days. 

Gooding,  "William,  Dighton.  Descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  Sept.  16 
[year  not  given] ,  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Bristol  Co. ;  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  regt.;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.;  engaged  for  town  of  Dighton; 
also.  Private,  Light  Infantry  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31 ,  1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Gawen 
Brown's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  "  Gulf  "  ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  Lieut. 
Thomas  Turner's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778,  and  Feb., 
1779,  sworn  to  in  Garrison  at  Pawtuxet ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
March,  1779;  also,  Capt.  William  Scott's  (4th)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Garrison  at  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  Sept.  10,  1777;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years;  also,  4th  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Provi- 
dence, July  8,  1779;  also,  Capt.  "William  Scott's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col. 
Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Jackson's 
regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence ;  also.  Major's 
CO.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Sept.  10,  1780;  also,  return  dated  Camp  near  Morristown,  April 
30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col. 
Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's 
regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry 
Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779 ;  Capt.  Scott's  co. ;  resi- 
dence, Dighton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dighton ;  also,  Capt.  "William  Scott's  (Light 
Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt.;  payrolls  for  April-July,  1780; 
reported  transferred  to  Major's  co.  Aug.  1,  1780;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Daniel 
Drake's  co..  Col.  Luke  Drury's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  marched  from  home  Aug.  23, 
1781 ;  arrived  at  camp  Sept.  1,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781 ;  arrived  home  Dec. 
10,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  19  days,  at  North  river ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Goodman,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Godman.] 

Goodman,  Elihu,  South  Hadley.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Montague's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response 
to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  8  days ;  also,  Capt.  Noadiah  Leonard's  co.. 
Col.  Benjamin  Ruggles  "Woodbridge's  (20th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed 
by  said  Goodman  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  Jane  24, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  same 


584  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Goodman,  Elihu,  continued. 

CO.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  11  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775];  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  25,  1775;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  24, 
1777;  discharged  Oct.  11,  1777;  service,  23  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern 
department;  also,  Lieut.  Martin  Wate's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.; 
service,  4  days,  in  Northern  department ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  sworn 
to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  Jan.  6,  1778 ;  company  reported  to  have  marched  to  New 
Providence  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington  Aug.  17,  1777. 

Goodman,  Enos,  South  Hadley.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Montague's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  15|  days;  also,  Capt.  Eli  Parker's  co.,  Col. 
Leonard's  regt. ;  enlisted  May  8,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  8  days ;  company  raised  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Ticonderoga  for  2  months;  also,  Lieut.  Martin 
Wate's  CO.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance,  etc., 
sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  Jan.  6, 1778 ;  service,  4  days,  in  Northern  department ; 
company  reported  to  have  marched  to  New  Providence  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington 
Aug.  17,  1777. 

Goodman,  Ithamar.  Private,  Lieut.  Martin  Wate's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  Jan.  6, 1778 ; 
service,  4  days,  in  Northern  department;  company  reported  to  have  marched  to 
New  Providence  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington  Aug.  17,  1777. 

Goodman,  Michael.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Roe's  co.  of  artificers  attached  to  Brig.  Gen. 
Henry  Knox's  corps  of  artillery ;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1777  ;  also,  Capt. 
Christopher  Beacliley's  co.  of  Artillery  artificers  detached  from  Col.  Benjamin 
Flower's  corps  of  artificers  and  attached  to  artillery  in  the  field  commanded  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Henry  Knox ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1778 ;  reported  sick  and  absent. 

Goodman,  Moses.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abijah  Rowlee's  co. ;  company  return  endorsed 
"  July  6,  1775." 

Goodman,  Noah,  South  Hadley.  Captain  of  a  South  Hadley  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days;  also.  Major,  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's 
regt. ;  list  of  officers  of  two  regiments  raised  for  defence  of  Boston  ;  commissioned 
July  28,  1776;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives, 
dated  Nov.  19,  1776;  said  Goodman  chosen  Major,  Col.  Marshall's  regiment;  ap- 
pointment concurred  in  by  Council  Nov.  19,  1776 ;  reported  commissioned  Nov. 
19,  1776 ;  also,  letter  dated  Boston,  Nov.  25, 1776,  signed  by  said  Goodman,  stating 
that  he  had  been  appointed  Major  in  a  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army,  and  declining  to  accept  the  appointment;  in  Council  Nov.  26,  1776,  read 
and  sent  down;  also.  Major,  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's  regt.;  pay  abstract  of  field 
and  staff  officers  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp,  dated  Dorchester,  Nov, 
28,  1776 ;  credited  with  5  days  allowance ;  also,  same  regt. ;  list  of  officers ;  ordered 
in  Council  Feb.  7,  1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned,  commissions  to  be 
dated  Dec.  1,  1776. 

Goodman,  Noah.  Certificate  dated  Watertown,  Feb.  13,  1776,  signed  by  said  Good- 
man, stating  that  he  had  raised  a  company  of  militia  to  be  commanded  by  Capt. 
Elijah  Dwight  of  Belchertown,  which  joined  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.  "about  the 
middle  of  Dec.  last,"  to  serve  until  Jan.  1,  1776;  also,  account  of  blank  commis- 
sions delivered  the  committees  appointed  to  raise  men  to  go  to  Canada  [year  not 
given]  ;  said  Goodman  reported  as  belonging  to  committee  for  Hampshire  Co. ; 
also,  list  of  members  of  committees  appointed  to  raise  men  to  go  to  New  York 
and  Canada,  showing  commissions  delivered  them ;  reported  as  belonging  to  com- 
mittee for  Hampshire  Co. 


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Goodman,  Samuel,  South  Hadley.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Montague's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Ruggles  "Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response 
to  the  alarm  of  Api'il  19,  1775;  service,  15  days;  also,  Lieut.  Martin  Wate's  co., 
Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  sworn  to 
in  Hampshire  Co.,  Jan.  6,  1778;  service,  2  daj^s,  in  Northern  department;  com- 
pany i-eported  to  have  marched  to  New  Providence  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington 
Aug.  17,  1777. 

Goodman,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Smith's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  marched  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  23,  1777;  service,  7 
days  including  time  to  return  home;  company  marched  on  an, alarm  Aug.  17, 
1777,  for  relief  of  Bennington. 

Goodman,  Thomas.  Seaman  or  Marine,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by 
Capt.  Joseph  Lambert ;  roll  for  advance  wages  for  1  mo.,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co., 
Jan.  28,  1778 ;  engaged  Dec.  19,  1777. 

GooDNEw,  Abner.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Hartwell's  co.  of  guards ;  enlisted  Oct. 
23,  1779;  discharged  April  21,  1780;  service,  6  mos. ;  company  stationed  at 
Rutland. 

GooDNEW,  Daniel.  Private,  Lieut.  Amos  Fairbank's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  6,  1777 ;  marched  Sept.  8, 1777 ;  furloughed  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service, 
2  mos.  24  daj'S,  under  Brig.  Gen.  "Warner  at  the  Northward ;  company  drafted 
from  militia  and  marched  to  join  Continental  Army. 

GooDNEAv,  Elia.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Martin's  co..  Col.  Joseph  (Josiah)  Whitney's 
regt.;  service  from  May  4,  1777,  to  July  4, 1777,  2  mos.  7  days,  travel  included, 
under  Gen.  Spencer  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

GooDNO,  Frederick.  Marine,  brig  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  F.  Williams ; 
engaged  May  14,  1779 ;  service  to  Sept.  6,  1779,  3  mos.  24  days.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Suffolk  Co. 

GooDNouF,  Adino.  Order  on  Capt.  Butler,  dated  Camp  Bowry  Lane,  May  18,  1776, 
signed  by  Calvin  Goodnouff,  for  wages,  billeting,  etc.,  due  him,  and  made  payable 
to  said  Adino  Goodnouf. 

GooDNOUFf ,  Calvin.  Order  on  Capt.  Butler,  dated  Camp  Bowry  Lane,  May  18,  1776, 
signed  by  said  Goodnouff,  for  wages,  billeting,  etc.,  due  him,  and  made  payable 
to  Adino  Goodnouf. 

GooDNOUGH,  Asa,  Northborough.  Private,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co.,  Col.  Dike's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights ;  warrant 
allowed  in  Council  Sept.  13,  1776. 

GooDNOuGH,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  White's  co.,  Maj.  Edward  Procter's 
detachment  of  guards;  service  between  Dec.  10,  1777,  and  March  1,  1778,  2  mos. 
18  days,  at  Dorchester. 

GooDNOUGH,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  J.  K.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  credited 
to  town  of  Sudbury. 

GooDNOUGH,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  C.  Allen's  (8th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1782,  and  Jan.,  1783 ;  balance  of  term 
of  enlistment  unexpired,  28  months  8  days. 

GooDNOUGH,  Phineas,  Roxbury.  Corporal,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Winship's  co.,Col.  John 
Nixon's  regt. ;  company  return  endorsed  "  Sept.  30,  1775." 

GooDNOw, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goodanogh,  Goodanough, 

Goodanow,  Goodenew,  Goodenor,  Goodenouf,  Goodenouff,  Goodenough,  Goode- 
now,  Goodnew,  Goodno,  Goodnouf,  Goodnouff,  Goodnough,  Goodnuf,  Goodnuff, 
Goody  nough.] 


586  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AKD  SAILORS 

GooDNOW,  Aaeon,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Stone's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Ezeliiel 
How's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters ;  ser- 
vice, 3  days ;  reported  as  having  left  company  without  proper  dismission. 

GooDNOW,  Abraham,  Leominster.  Private,  Capt.  John  Joslin's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Whetcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge;  service,  12  days. 

GooDxow,  David,  Paxton.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Harrington's  co..  Col.  Abijah 
Stearns's  regt. ;  enlisted  April  18, 1778 ;  service,  2  mos.  14  days ;  company  proba- 
bly stationed  at  Rutland ;  roll  dated  Holden ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6 
months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in 
a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

GooDNow,  Eli,  Northborough.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

GooDNOw,  Eli.  Enlistment  agreement  dated  April  26,  1775,  signed  by  said  Goodnow 
and  others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  until  the  "  last  of  Dec.  next,"  unless 
sooner  discharged. 

GooDxow,  Eliab.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Bowker's  co.,  Col.  Webb's  regt.;  enlisted 
[Aug.  31?],  1781;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1781;  service,  3  mos.,  travel  included; 
company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Goodnow,  Elijah,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Stone's  co.,  Col.  Ezekiel  How's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters;  service,  4 
days. 

Goodnow,  Elijah.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for  Continental 
service,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent,  June  12  [  ?  ] ,  1781 ;  Capt. 
Bent's  CO.,  Col.  Grout's  regt. ;  age,  15  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in. ;  complexion,  dark ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Rutland ;  occupation,  farmer ;  engaged  March  30,  1781 ; 
term,  3  years. 

Goodnow,  Ephraim,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Smith's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
residence,  Sudbury ;  credited  to  town  of  Sudbury ;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's 
CO.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Valley 
Forge ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given] ; 
mustered  by  Muster  Master  Barett  at  Concord. 

Goodnow,  Jonas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Maynard's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.; 
marched  Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  23,  1777;  service,  6  days,  travel  in- 
cluded ;  company  marched  to  Hadley,  by  order  of  Col.  Denney,  on  an  alarm  at 
Bennington.    Roll  dated  Shrewsbury. 

Goodnow,  Joseph,  Sudbury.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Moses  Stone's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Ezekiel  How's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  head- 
quarters ;  service,  4  days  ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Gleason's  co. ;  list  of  men 
endorsed  "North  Kingston,  June  26,  1777;"  deposition  made  by  Micah  Balcora 
July  26, 1844,  states  that  he  engaged  the  first  part  of  May,  1777,  in  Capt.  Gleason's 
CO.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.,  and  rendered  2  mos.  8  days  service  in  Rhode 
Island;  said  company  was  made  up  of  men  from  Marlborough,  Stow,  Sudbury, 
Framingham,  Natick,  Sherburne,  Holliston,  and  Hopkinton. 

Goodnow,  Thomas.  Petition  to  the  General  Court,  dated  Concord,  Sept.  30,  1777, 
signed  by  said  Goodnow  and  others,  who  were  drafted  to  guard  Continental 
stores  at  Little  Cambridge,  Concord,  Sudbury,  etc.,  under  Capt.  Isaac  Woods, 
asking  for  additional  wages ;  petition  endorsed  "  leave  to  withdraw." 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  587 

GooDNUF,  JoHx.  Receipt  dated  Marlborough,  March  14,  1777,  signed  by  said  Goodnuf 
and  others  of  Capt.  Gates's  co.,  for  mileage  and  travel  allowance  from  Albany 
home. 

GooDNVF,  Lemuel,  Sudbury.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780. 

GooDNUF,  Phineas.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Winship's  co.,  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  22,  1775. 

GooDXUFF,  Eli.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Sibley's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
marched  July  30,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  15  days,  at 
Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Sutton. 

GooDRAGE,  Paul  Private,  Capt.  John  Spoor's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley,  Jr.'s  regt.;  en- 
listed Oct.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1781 ;  service,  11  days ;  company  ordered 
to  march  to  Barnes's  Heiths  in  Stillwater  Oct.  12,  1781,  on  an  alarm. 

GooDREDG,  Joseph,  Ashby.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Bennett's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned 
by  Col.  Reed  to  Brig.  Gen.  Prescott,  dated  Littleton,  Sept.  17,  1777;  residence, 
Ashby;  joined  Capt.  Thomas's  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Goodredge,  Joseph,  Ashby.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Wyman's  co..  Col.  William  Pres- 
cott's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge  Oct.  3,  1775. 

GooDREE,  Samuel.  List  of  men  who  engaged  in  Col.  James  Easton's  regt.  and 
marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Canada  May  10,  1775,  under  command  of  Capt.  James 
Noble,  and  served  until  Dec.  30,  1775, 33  weeks  4  days ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  by 
the  town  of  Pittsfield  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt. 
John  Strong,  Lieut.  Stephen  Crofoot,  Capt.  John  Foord,  and  Capt.  William 
Francis;  said  Goodree  engaged  April  9,  1777;  joined  Capt.  Ashley's  co.,  Col. 
Vose's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Goodrich, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Godrich,  Gooderck, 

Goodih,  Goodrage,  Goodredg,  Goodredge,  Goodrick,  Goodridg,  Goodridge,  Good- 
rige,  Goodwich,  Goorich,  Gordrech,  Gudrage,  Gudrich,  Guthridge,  Outrage, 
Gutridge,  Gutrige,  Gutritch,  Gutterage,  Gutterig.] 

Goodrich,  Absalom,  Beverly.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship 
"Junius  Brutus,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Leach,  sworn  to  at  Salem,  June  15, 
1780 ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  residence,  Beverly. 

Goodrich,  Allex.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Whittelsey's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  detach- 
ment; enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777;  discharged  Sept.  30,  1777;  service,  24  days,  at  the 
Northward;  company  raised  from  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt. 
Josiah  Yale's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  20,  1781 ;  service,  12 
days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  from  Lee  and  Lenox  to  Stillwater  Oct. 
12,  1781,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Rosseter,  on  an  alarm. 

Goodrich,  Ashbel.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Newell's  co..  Col.  Symonds's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 21  days;  company  marched  from  Lanesborough  to  Manchester  on  the  alarm 
of  July  9,  1777 ;  roll  certified  at  Lanesborough  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service, 
6  days ;  company  marched  from  Lanesborough  to  Meloomscuyck  on  the  alarm  of 
Aug.  14,  1777 ;  roll  certified  at  Lanesborough. 

Goodrich,  Ashley,  Lenox.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Goodrich's  co..  Col.  Patterson's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  16,  1775;  service,  2  mos. 
21  days;  reported  marched  April  19,  1775. 

Goodrich,  Ashley.  Quartermaster  Sergeant,  Capt.  Moses  Ashley's  co.,  Col.  Joseph 
Vose's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to 
Nov.  17,  1778;  reported  discharged;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for 


588  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Goodrich,  Ashley,  continued. 

Dec,  1777,  dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge;  appointed  Feb.  1,  1777;  enlistment, 
3  years;  reported  sick  atFishkill;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  approved  at 
Providence. 

Goodrich,  Ashley.  List  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1, 1778, 
by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co.;  Capt.  Stoddard's  co.; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Orringh  Stoddard's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  return  of 
men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  and  thereby  entitled  to  gratuity ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  Jan.,  March,  and  April, 
1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  sick  in  camp  in  March 
and  April,  1779. 

Goodrich,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Watkins's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec  8,  1776 ;  enlisted  Dec.  1, 
1775. 

Goodrich,  Caleb,  Pittsfield.  Private,  Capt.  David  Noble's  co..  Col.  John  Patison's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775, 
to  Cambridge;  service,  1  mo.  5  days;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched  from  Pitts- 
field  to  Cambridge  April  22,  1775,  under  command  of  Capt.  David  Noble,  and 
served  6  months. 

Goodrich,  Caleb.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Porter's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.; 
mileage  roll  dated  Dec  1,  1776. 

Goodrich,  Caleb.  List  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Albany  Jan.  14,  1776, 
under  command  of  Capt.  William  Francis,  by  order  of  Gen.  Schuyler,  and  were 
dismissed  Jan.  19,  1776;  service,  5  days;  a^so.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Rathbun's 
CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll 
dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777;  enlisted  Jan.  6,  1777;  enlistment  to  expire 
March  15,  1777;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Kinderhook 
May  4,  1777,  under  command  of  Capt.  John  Strong,  after  inimical  persons,  and 
were  dismissed  May  11,  1777;  service,  1  week. 

Goodrich,  Caleb.  Sergeant;  list  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Ticonderoga 
Aug.  10, 1776,  under  command  of  said  Goodrich,  and  were  dismissed  Nov.  10, 
1776;  service,  13  weeks  1  day;  also.  Lieutenant;  list  of  men  who  marched  from 
Pittsfield  to  Fort  Ann  June  30,  1777,  under  command  of  Capt.  John  Strong,  and 
were  dismissed  July  26,  1777;  service,  3  weeks  5  days;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
John  Strong's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  engaged  June  30, 
1777;  discharged  July  26,  1777;  service,  26  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern 
department. 

Goodrich,  Charles.  List  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Ticonderoga  Aug. 
10,  1776,  under  command  of  Sergt.  Caleb  Goodrich,  and  were  dismissed  Nov.  10, 
1776 ;  service,  13  weeks  1  day ;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to 
Ticonderoga  Dec.  16,  1776,  under  command  of  Lieut.  James  Hubbard,  and  were 
dismissed  March  16,  1777;  service,  13  weeks;  also.  Sergeant,  Lieut.  William 
Foord's  CO.,  Col.  David  Rossiter's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1777 ; 
discharged  Aug.  20,  1777 ;  service,  7  days,  at  Bennington ;  also,  list  of  men  who 
marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Bennington  Aug.  16,  1777,  under  command  of  Lieut. 
William  Ford,  and  were  dismissed  Aug.  23,  1777;  service,  1  week. 

Goodrich,  Daniel,  Newbury.  Descriptive  list  of  men  who  enlisted  subsequent  to 
Sept.  30,  1779,  as  returned  by  Col.  Thomas  Nixon,  dated  Highlands,  Feb.  23, 
1780;  Capt.  Chambers's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Smith; 
rank.  Sergeant;  age,  25  (also  given  26)  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  dark; 
hair,  black;  residence,  Newbury;  engaged  for  town  of  Newbury;  engaged  by 
Capt.  Lane;  term,  during  war. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  589 

Goodrich,  Daniel.  Captain,  Maj.  Caleb  Hyde's  detachment  of  militia ;  pay  abstract 
for  service  from  July  8  to  July  26,  1777. 

Goodrich,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simons's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  i-egt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service, 
7  days,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Hancock. 

Goodrich,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Waterhouse's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's 
regt.  of  guards;  marched  from  home  March  30,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  9  days; 
company  detached  from  militia  to  serve  from  April  2,  1778,  to  July  3,  1778,  and 
stationed  at  Winter  Hill.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

Goodrich,  David.  Account  current  showing  money  received  on  account  between  Jan. 
26,  and  March  30  [year  not  given,  probably  1776]  ;  reported  enlisted  Jan.  26 ;  ser- 
vice probably  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co. ;  also,  receipt  dated  June  26,  1776,  for 
wages  for  2  mos.  service  in  the  winter  of  1775-6  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co..  Col. 
Erastus  Woolcot's  regt. 

Goodrich,  Eleazer.  Account  current  showing  money  received  on  account  between 
Jan.  25,  and  March  30  [year  not  given,  probably  1776]  ;  enlisted  Jan.  25;  service 
probably  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co. ;  also,  receipt  dated  June  26,  1776,  for  wages 
for  2  mos.  service  in  the  winter  of  1775-6  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co..  Col.  Erastus 
Woolcot's  regt. 

Goodrich,  Eleazer.  List  of  men  who  engaged  in  Col.  James  Easton's  regt.  and 
marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Canada  May  10,  1775,  under  command  of  Capt.  James 
Noble,  and  served  until  Dec.  30, 1775,  33  weeks  4  days ;  also.  Private,  Lieut.  Wil- 
liam Foord's  CO.,  Col.  David  Rossiter's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  13, 
1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service,  7  days,  at  Bennington;  also,  list  of  men 
who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Bennington  Aug.  16,  1777,  under  command  of 
Lieut.  William  Ford,  and  were  dismissed  Aug.  23,  1777 ;  service,  1  week. 

Goodrich,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  4,  1777;  discharged  Sept.  30, 1777 ;  service, 
27  days.    Roll  dated  Hancock. 

Goodrich,  Elisha.  Account  current  showing  money  received  on  account  between 
Jan.  -,  and  April  26  [year  not  given,  probably  1776] ;  enlisted  Jan.  -;  service 
probably  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co. ;  also,  receipt  dated  June  26,  1776,  for  wages 
for  2  mos.  service  in  the  winter  of  1775-6  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co..  Col.  Erastus 
Woolcot's  regt. 

Goodrich,  Ezekiel.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Rathbun's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  David  Roseter's 
detachment  of  militia;  enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged  Aug. 21,  1777;  service, 
7  days ;  company  marched  to  join  Northern  army.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Berkshire 
Co. 

Goodrich,  Ezenas.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Porter's  co..  Col.  David  Rocester's  (Ros- 
siter's) regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  17, 1780;  service,  3  days,  on 
the  alarm  at  Berkshire  of  Oct.  14,  1780;  also,  same  co.,  and  regt.;  enlisted  Oct. 
18,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1780;  service,  4  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Berkshire  of 
Oct.  18,  1780. 

Goodrich,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  24,  1778 ;  dis- 
charged July  1,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  7  days;  company  detached  from  militia  of 
Hampshire  and  Worcester  counties  to  guard  stores  and  magazines  at  Springfield 
and  Brookfield. 

Goodrich,  Francis.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11, 
1780;  age,  19yrs.;  stature, 6  ft. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Lunen- 
burg; marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  George  Webb. 


590  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Goodrich,  Gideon.  List  of  men  who  inarched  from  Pittsfield  to  Albany  Jan.  14, 
1776,  under  command  of  Capt.  William  Francis,  by  order  of  Gen.  Schuyler,  and 
were  dismissed  Jan.  19,  1776;  service,  5  days;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched 
from  Pittsfield  to  Ticonderoga  Oct.  17,  1776,  under  command  of  Capt.  William 
Francis,  and  were  dismissed  Nov.  16,  1776;  service,  4  weeks  2  days;  also,  list  of 
men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Kinderhook  May  4,  1777,  under  command 
of  Capt.  John  Strong,  after  inimical  persons,  and  were  dismissed  May  11, 1777; 
service,  1  week ;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Fort  Ann  June 
30, 1777,  under  command  of  Capt.  John  Strong,  and  were  dismissed  July  26, 1777 ; 
service,  3  weeks  5  days ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Strong's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  June  30,  1777;  discharged  July  26,  1777;  service, 
26  days,  in  Northern  department;  also,  Lieut.  William  Foord's  co.,  CoL  David 
Rossiter's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  20, 
1777;  service,  7  days,  at  Bennington;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched  from  Pitts- 
field to  Bennington  Aug.  16,  1777,  under  command  of  Lieut.  William  Ford,  and 
were  dismissed  Aug.  23,  1777;  service,  1  week;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched 
from  Pittsfield  to  Stillwater  Sept.  30,  1777,  under  command  of  Capt.  William 
Francis,  and  were  dismissed  Oct.  10,  1777;  service,  1  week  4  days. 

Goodrich,  Gideon.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Marsh's  co..  Col.  Sears's  regt.;  mustered 
July  21,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  2, 1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  under  Brig.  Gen. 
Stark ;  company  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.  and  stationed  at  Fort  Plains,  Tryon  Co. ; 
order  for  payment  of  above  roll  dated  at  Stockbridge  and  signed  by  Capt.  Marsh. 

Goodrich,  Gideon,  Jr.  List  of  men  who  engaged  in  Col.  James  Easton's  regt.  and 
marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Canada  Aug.  4,  1775,  under  command  of  Capt.  Eli 
Root,  and  were  dismissed  Dec.  30, 1775;  service,  22  weeks  2  days;  also,  list  of 
men  under  command  of  Capt.  Eli  Root  who  engaged  in  Canada  Jan.  1,  1776,  and 
were  dismissed  May  2  [3],  1776;  service,  3  mos.  23  days. 

Goodrich,  Gilbert,  Lenox.  Private,  Capt.  William  Foord's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  21,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  27,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days; 
regiment  raised  for  3  months;  also,  receipt  dated  Lenox,  March  1,  1781,  for 
bounty  paid  said  Goodrich  by  Thomas  Steell,  Chairman  of  a  class  of  the  town  of 
Lenox,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive 
list  dated  Lenox,  Aug.  20,  1781,  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  re- 
solve of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and  delivered  to  William  Walker,  Superintendent  for  said 
county;  Lieut.  Foster's  co..  Col.  Rossiter's  regt.;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  4  ft.  11 
in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  black;  occupation,  laborer;  residence,  Lenox;  en- 
listed for  town  of  Lenox ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  receipted  for  by  Capt.  Smith  ;  also, 
4th  Mass.  regt.,  1st  brigade ;  return  of  men  sick  in  hospital  at  New  Windsor  for 
Feb.,  1783;  also,  Private,  6th  co. ;  order  dated  July  13,  1783,  for  wages  for  May 
and  June  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account 
of  wages. 

Goodrich,  Isaac,  Sharon.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  McKinstry's  co..  Col.  John  Pater- 
son's  (26th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  5,  1775 ;  service, 
3  mos.  4  days ;  also.  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No. 
3,  Charlestown,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Goodrich,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Marsh's  co..  Col.  Sears's  regt. ;  mustered  July 
21,  1781;  discharged  Nov.  2,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  under  Brig.  Gen. 
Stark ;  company  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.  and  stationed  at  Fort  Plains,  Tryon  Co. ; 
order  for  payment  of  above  roll  dated  at  Stockbridge  and  signed  by  Capt.  Marsh. 

Goodrich,  Isaiah,  Marblehead.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Courtis's  co..  Col.  John 
Glover's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  25,  1775;  service,  L 
mo.  9  days. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  591 

Goodrich,  Jacob,  Lenox.  Drummer,  Capt.  Charles  Dibbell's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Paterson's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775;  service,  13  days;  also,  Capt.  Charles  Dibbell's  co.,  Col.  John 
Paterson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  4  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt. 
Oliver  Belding's  co.,  Maj.  Caleb  Hyde's  detachment  of  militia;  enlisted  July  8, 
1777 ;  discharged  July  26,  1777 ;  service,  19  days,  with  Northern  army ;  also,  Ser- 
geant, Capt.  Charles  Dibbel's  co..  Col.  Rosseter's  (3d  Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  dis- 
charged Oct.  17,  1780 ;  service,  3  days ;  company  marched  on  the  alarm  at  the 
Northward  Oct.  14,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  discharged  Oct.  21, 1780;  ser- 
vice, 4  days ;  company  marched  on  the  alarm  at  the  Northward  Oct.  18,  1780. 

Goodrich,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Barns's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Symonds's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  April  26,  1777 ;  discharged  May  19,  1777 ;  service, 
24  days ;  company  called  out  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  and  marched  to  Sara- 
toga ;  roll  sworn  to  before  Chairman  of  committee  of  Lanesborough ;  also,  Capt. 
David  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  detachment  of  militia;  enlisted  June  30, 
1777;  discharged  July  25,  1777;  service,  26  days;  detachment  stationed  at  Fort 
Ann ;  roll  sworn  to  before  Chairman  of  committee  of  Lanesborough ;  also,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Newell's  co.,  Col.  Symonds's  regt. ;  service,  8  days ;  company  marched 
from  Lanesborough  to  Meloomscuyck  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  14,  1780 ;  also,  Capt. 
Peter  Porter's  detachment  from  Gen.  Fellows's  (Berkshire  Co.)  brigade;  enlisted 
July  1, 1778;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1778;  service,  4  mos.,  at  Albany,  under  Gen. 
Stark. 

Goodrich,  Jed'h.  List  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Albany  Jan.  14,  1776, 
under  command  of  Capt.  William  Francis,  by  order  of  Gen.  Schuyler,  and  were 
dismissed  Jan.  19,  1776;  service,  5  da3's. 

Goodrich,  Jeremiah.    Private,  Capt.  William  Douglas's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  16, 1776  ;  service  to  March  22, 
1777, 96  days ;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga ;  also,  same  co.  and  detachment 
muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25, 1777  ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  15, 1777 
also,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simons's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. 
enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777 ;  service,  7  days,  in  Northern 
department;   roll  dated  Hancock;   also,  Capt.  Andrew  Lusk's  co..  Col.  John 
Brown's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  21,  1777  ;  discharged  Oct.  13,  1777  ;  service,  23  days, 
with  Northern  army ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Berkshire  Co. ;  also,  Lieut.  Ephraim  Bow- 
man's detachment  from  Capt.  Andrew  Lusk's  co..  Col.  Asa  Barns's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  14,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  22,  1781 ;  service,  8  days ;  detachment  marched  to 
join  army  at  Saratoga  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  the  alarm  of  Oct.  14,  1781,  at 
the  Northward. 

Goodrich,  Jeremiah,  2d.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simons's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service, 
7  days,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Hancock. 

Goodrich,  Jesse.  Private,  Capt.  William  Douglas's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simons's  de- 
tachment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776;  service  to  March  22, 
1777,  96  days;  detachment  marched  to  Ticonderoga;  also,  same  co.  and  detach- 
ment ;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March 
15,  1777. 

Goodrich,  Jewett.  List  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  for  settling  disputes  between 
towns  as  to  soldiers  credited  to  them  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Goodrich  claimed  by 
Lunenburg  and  Wellfleet ;  allowed  to  Wellfleet. 

Goodrich,  Joseph,  Ashby.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Stone's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
William  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
5  days. 


592  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Goodrich,  Joseph,  ShefHeld.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Beacon's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
1  mo.  4  days;  reported  returned  home;  also,  Capt.  John  King's  co..  Col.  Hop- 
kins's (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  15,  1776;  discharged  Aug.  4,  1776; 
service,  20  days;  company  marched  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows;  also, 
Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  29,  1777 ;  dis- 
charged July  28,  1777 ;  service,  30  days ;  company  ordered  into  service  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Fellows  and  Committee  of  Safety  at  desire  of  Maj.  Gen.  Schuyler;  roll 
certified  at  Sheffield;  also,  Capt.  John  Spoor's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  19,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  19,  1777;  service,  31  days,  at 
Stillwater;  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows  certified  at  Sheffield  that  said  company  was 
legally  discharged;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co..  Col  John  Ashley 
Jr.'s  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1780,  30 
miles  from  home ;  service,  4  daj's ;  company  marched  to  the  Northward  by  order 
of  Brig.  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm  at  the  time  Forts  Ann  and  George  were  taken 
by  the  enemy ;  roll  sworn  to  at  ShefHeld. 

Goodrich,  Joseph.  Sergeant,  Capt.  David  Bradlee's  (9th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from  time  of  enlistment  to  Oct.  1,  1777,  4  mos.  12  days. 
Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Goodrich,  Joseph.  List  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from 
the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Lunen- 
burg ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  7,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by 
Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778. 

Goodrich,  Josiah,  Hadley.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Lyman's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance,  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  27,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Oliver 
Smith's  CO.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  marched  Aug.  17,  1777 ; 
discharged  Aug.  23,  1777 ;  service,  7  days ;  company  marched  on  an  alarm  for 
relief  of  Bennington;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Kellogg's  co..  Col.  Porter's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  23,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  2 
days,  travel  included,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates ;  company  marched  on  an  alarm  to 
reinforce  Northern  army. 

Goodrich,  Josiah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Stephen  Kent's  co. ;  enlisted  July  13,  1775;  dis- 
charged Dec.  9,  1775 ;  service,  5  mos.  7  days ;  company  stationed  at  Newbury  for 
defence  of  seacoast. 

Goodrich,  Josiah.  Private,  Capt.  Joel  Stevens's  co..  Col.  David  Rosseter's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Oct.  12, 1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  25, 1781 ;  service,  13  days ;  company  marched 
on  the  alarm  at  Saratoga.    Roll  dated  Pittsfield. 

Goodrich,  Josiah.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co..  Col.  Caleb  Hyde's  regt..  Gen. 
Rosseter's  brigade ;  enlisted  Oct.  20,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1781 ;  service,  9 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Stillwater. 

Goodrich,  Lemuel,  Lenox.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Hyde's  co..  Col.  James  Easton's 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  10,  1775 ;  service,  5  days  ;  company  marched  from  Lenox  on 
the  alarm  at  Ticonderoga;  also,  Capt.  Charles  Dibbell's  co..  Col.  Paterson's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  24,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  13  days; 
also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Goodrich,  Moses,  Pittsfield.  Private,  Capt.  David  Noble's  co.,  Col.  John  Patison's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ; 
service,  7  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  ;  also,  list  of  men  who  marched 
from  Pittsfield  to  Cambridge  April  22,  1775,  under  command  of  Capt.  David 
Noble,  and  served  6  months;  also.  Private,  Capt.  David  Noble's  co.,  Col.  John 
Paterson's  (26th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29,  1775; 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  593 

Goodrich,  Moses,  continued. 

service,  3  mos.  9  days;  also,  companv  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  3,  Charlestown,  Oct.  26, 

1775. 

GooDKiCH,  Noah,  Lenox  (also  given  Vermont).  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Lenox ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lenox; 
joined  Capt.  Ashley's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  between 
Jan.  20, 1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire 
Co. ;  Capt.  Ashley's  co. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Ashley's  co.,  Col.  Joseph 
Vose's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  return  of  men  who  enlisted  before  Aug.  16,  1777,  and  marched 
with  regiment  to  Peekskill ;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1777 ;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Dec,  1777,  dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge  ;  enlisted  Dec.  1, 1776 ;  enlistment,  dur- 
ing war ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  Ashley's  co.,  Col. 
Vose's  (14th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.,  March,  and  April,  1779,  dated  Provi- 
dence ;  also,  Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  paj'  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780 ;  also,  Light  Infantry  co.,  1st  Mass. 
regt. ;  return  endorsed  "  1777  to  1780 ; "  enlisted  Dec.  1,  1776,  by  Lieut.  Grace  at 
Lenox ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  also,  Capt.  Ashley's  co..  Col.  Vose's  (1st) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1780,  dated  Camp  "  Tenith ;  "  reported  transferred  to 
Light  Infantry  co. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Cushing's  (Light  Infantry) 
CO.,  Col.  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-Nov.,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at 
West  Point;  reported  sick  in  barracks  in  Jan.,  1781,  on  furlough  Feb. -Nov.,  1781 ; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  dated  Hutts;  reported  on  furlough;  also,  muster 
roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  sworn  to  at  West  Point ;  reported  on  furlough ;  also,  1st  Mass. 
regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  $20  or  200  acres  of  land,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
General  Court  of  March  5,  1801 ;  residence,  Vermont. 

Goodrich,  Othniel.  Private,  Capt.  Ambrose  Hill's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Miles  Powell's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  18,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  22,  1779;  service, 
1  mo.  10  days,  travel  included,  at  New  Haven,  Conn.;  also,  Capt.  William 
Foord's  CO.,  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  21,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  27, 
1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days ;  regiment  raised  for  3  months. 

Goodrich,  Paul.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Spoor's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  April  26,  1777 ;  discharged  May  20,  1777 ;  service,  25 
days,  at  Saratoga,  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Gates ;  also,  Capt.  Spoor's  co..  Col.  John 
Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  7,  1777;  discharged  July  28,1777; 
service,  22  days ;  company  marched  to  Kingsbury  near  Fort  Ann ;  roll  certified 
at  Sheffield  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows. 

Goodrich,  Roswell,  Weathersfield.  Capt.  James  Horton's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. 
of  artificers;  company  return  dated  July  20,  1780;  engaged  Aug.  23,  1777;  term, 
3  years ;  company  reported  as  belonging  to  Connecticut. 

Goodrich,  Samuel,  Sheffield.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Spoor's  co.,  Col.  Ashley's  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence, 
Sheffield ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sheffield ;  joined  Capt.  Jenkins's  co.,  Col. 
Brewer's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777, 
and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  Capt. 
Jenkins's  co. 

Goodrich,  Samuel.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  (Ward  No.  1)  co.;  list 
of  officers  chosen  in  the  several  ward  companies  of  Boston  regt.  of  Mass.  militia, 
as  returned  by  Col.  Henry  Bromfield,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  25,  1776;  ordered  in 
Council  Nov. 25,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned 
Nov.  25,  1776. 


594  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Goodrich,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Erastus  Sargent's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776 ;  enlistment  to  expire 
March  15,  1777 ;  discharged  March  22,  1777 ;  service,  97  days,  travel  included,  at 
Ticonderoga. 

GooDKiCH,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Whittelsey's  co.,  in  a  detachment  of  Berkshire 
Co.  militia  under  Col.  John  Brown;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777;  discharged  Sept.  26, 
1777;  service,  20  days,  at  the  Northward. 

Goodrich,  Samuel.  List  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned 
by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master,  dated  Great  Barrington,  June  5,  1778 ;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fish- 
kill,  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated 
Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Richmond;  Asa  Hamlen  reported  as 
having  been  taken  in  place  of  said  Goodrich^ 

Goodrich,  Samuel.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Oliver  Belding's  7th  (Lenox)  co..  Col.  Ben- 
jamin Simonds's  (2d  Berkshire  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen 
by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Col.  Simonds,  dated 
June  1,  1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  May  4,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ; 
reported  commissioned  May  3,  1776;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's 
CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berkshii-e  Co.)  regt. ;  engaged  April  26,  1777 ;  dis- 
charged May  19,  1777;  service,  24  days;  company  called  out  by  order  of  Maj. 
Gen.  Gates  and  marched  to  Saratoga;  also.  Captain;  list  of  officers  of  Berkshire 
Co.  militia ;  commissioned  April  -,  1778 ;  also,  Captain,  13th  co.,  3d  Berkshire  Co. 
regt. ;  list  of  officers  [year  not  given]  ;  also.  Captain,  Lieut.  Col.  Miles  Powell's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  engaged  July  18,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  22,  1779;  service, 
1  mo.  10  days,  travel  included,  at  New  Haven,  Conn. 

Goodrich,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley,  Jr.'s  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  17, 1780;  service,  4  days; 
company  marched  to  the  Northward  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm 
at  the  time  Forts  Ann  and  George  were  taken  by  the  enemy.  Roll  sworn  to  at 
Sheffield. 

Goodrich,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Charles  Dibbel's  co.,  Col.  Rossiter's  (3d  Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1780;  service,  3  days;  company  marched  on  the 
alarm  at  the  Northward  Oct.  14,  1780. 

Goodrich,  Samuel.  Lieut.  Moses  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley,  Jr.'s  regt. ;  service, 
14  days,  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward ;  company  marched  in  Oct.,  1781,  at  request 
of  Brig.  Gen.  Stark  and  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows. 

Goodrich,  Samuel.  Drummer,  Capt.  William  Wells's  detachment  of  militia,  3d  Berk- 
shire Co.  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  30, 1781,  discharged  Nov.  7.  1781 ;  service,  8  days; 
detachment  marched  on  the  alarm  at  Saratoga  Oct.  29,  1781. 

Goodrich,  Silas,  Great  Barrington.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Peter  Ingersol's  co.,  Col.  David 
Brewer's  regt. ;  list  of  officers ;  recommended  in  Committee  of  Safety  at  Cam- 
bridge June  17,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Peter  IngersoU's  co.,  Col.  David  Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
engaged  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  2  days;  also,  Captain,  Col.  John  Ashley's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  entered  service  Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  21,  1777; 
service,  7  days ;  company  took  part  in  action  at  Bennington,  Aug.  16, 1777,  served 
under  Brig.  Gen.  Stark,  and  was  discharged  by  him ;  also.  Captain,  Great  Bar- 
rington CO. ;  list  of  officers  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  commissioned  Oct.  14,  1777. 

Goodrich,  Silas.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ;  enlisted 
June  29,  1777 ;  discharged  July  28,  1777 ;  service,  30  days ;  company  ordered  into 
service  by  Brig.  Gen.  Fellows  and  Committee  of  Safety  at  desire  of  Maj.  Gen. 
Schuyler.    Roll  certified  at  Sheffield. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  595 

Goodrich,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  David  Wheler's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Barns's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 11  days;  company  marched  from  Lanesborough  to  Saratoga  Oct.  29,  1781, 
on  an  alarm. 

Goodrich,  Wait.  Private,  Capt.  John  Strong's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  June  30,  1777 ;  discharged  July  20,  1777  ;  service,  20  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department. 

Goodrich,  Wait.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Zebulon  Norton's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  27,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  14,  1777;  service, 
23  days,  travel  included,  at  the  Northward;  roll  dated  Equivalent;  also,  Capt. 
Peter  Porter's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  22, 
1777;  discharged  Oct.  8,  1777;  service,  16  days;  company  called  out  by  order  of 
Maj.  Gen.  Gates  and  marched  to  Bennington  and  thence  escorted  169  prisoners  to 
Springfield  by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln. 

Goodrich,  William,  Cape  Ann.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Roby's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's 
(17th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  enlisted  May  29,  1775;  age, 
26  yrs. ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  11, 1775. 

Goodrich,  William,  Newbury.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  sworn  to  at  Newbury,  Aug.  23,  1777;  residence,  Newbury;  engaged  for 
town  of  Newbury ;  joined  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Goodrich,  William,  Stockbridge.  Captain  of  a  company  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John 
Paterson's  regt.,  which  mai-ched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19, 1775,  from  Stockbridge  and  Glass  Works  to  Cambridge ;  service,  13  days ;  also, 
Captain,  Col.  John  Patterson's  regt. ;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  May  27, 
1775,  that  commissions  be  delivered  officers  of  said  regiment;  also,  Captain,  Col. 
Patterson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775  ;  engaged  May  5,  1775 ;  service, 
3  mos.  4  days ;  also,  pay  roll  of  a  detachment  from  said  Goodrich's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  from  Stockbridge  to  Cambridge  April  22,  1775,  in  response 
to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  and  was  left  in  camp  in  Col.  Paterson's  regt.  when 
Capt.  Goodrich  went  to  Quebec;  also,  letter  dated  Ticonderoga,  June  8,  1777, 
signed  by  John  Patterson,  stating  that  said  Capt.  Goodrich  was  taken  prisoner  at 
Quebec  "  winter  before  last"  and  had  subsequently  been  exchanged  ;  that  "  since 
the  first  of  March  last "  he  did  duty  as  Major  in  the  brigade  commanded  by  said 
Patterson,  but  had  not  been  commissioned,  and  asking  that  a  commission  be 
issued;  ordered  in  Council  June  26,  1777,  that  said  Goodrich  be  commissioned  as 
Major  in  Brig.  John  Patterson's  brigade ;  also,  Major,  in  command  of  Capt.  Enoch 
Noble's  CO. ;  entered  service  Oct.  23,  1780 ;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1780 ;  service,  16 
days,  at  the  Northward ;  company  marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm  Oct.  23, 
1780;  roll  sworn  to  at  Sheffield. 

Goodrich,  William.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental  service, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  March  6,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Marblehead;  term,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Wil- 
liam Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781;  enlisted  March  7,  1781; 
reported  with  Gen.  Glover;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781 ;  reported  on  extra 
service;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Jan.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts;  reported 
on  extra  service ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated  West  Point ;  reported  on 
extra  service ;  also,  clothing  return  taken  from  the  company  book  of  Capt.  James 
Tisdale  of  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  clothing  delivered  said  Goodrich  between  Nov.  -,  1782, 
and  May  21,  1783;  reported  joined  from  4th  Mass.  regt.;  discharged  June  12, 
1783. 

Goodrich,  Zachariah.  Private,  Capt.  Roswell  Downing's  co..  Col.  John  Ashly's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  6, 1777 ;  discharged  July  27, 1777  ;  service,  21  days;  company 
marched  to  Kingsbury  at  request  of  Maj.  Gen.  Schuiler  (Schuyler) ;  roll  sworn 
to  in  Berkshire  Co.;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  15,  1780;  discharged 


596  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Goodrich,  Zachariah,  continued. 

Oct.  17,  1780 ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  the  Northward  by  order  of 
Brig.  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm  at  the  time  Forts  Ann  and  George  were  captured 
by  the  enemy ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Sheffield. 

Goodrich,  Zebulox.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777 ;  service, 
7  days,  in  Northern  department;  roll  dated  Hancock ;  also,  Capt.  Andrew  Lusk's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Brown's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  1,  1777; 
service,  10  days,  with  Northern  army ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Berkshire  Co. 

Goodrich,  Zenas.  Private;  list  of  men  who  marched  from  Berkshire  Co.  April  23, 
1775,  under  command  of  Capt.  William  Goodrich,  but  who  did  not  enlist  into  the 
army ;  left  rendezvous  May  2,  1775 ;  service,  16^  days,  travel  included ;  roll  dated 
Stockbridge;  also,  Capt.  Peter  Porter's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.;  mileage 
roll  dated  Dec.  1,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Oliver  Belding's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777;  service,  24  days,  at  the  North- 
ward; roll  sworn  to  in  Berkshire  Co.;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Goodrich's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Miles  Powell's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  18, 1779;  discharged  Aug. 
22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  travel  included,  at  New  Haven,  Conn.;  also, 
Capt.  Joel  Stevens's  co.,  Col.  David  Rosseter's  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  12,  1781 ;  dis- 
charged Oct,  25,  1781 ;  service,  13  days ;  company  marched  on  an  alarm  at  Sara- 
toga ;  roll  dated  Pittsfield. 

GooDRicK,  Absalom.  Receipt  for  wages  for  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill, 
Oct.  31,  1775,  signed  by  said  Goodrick  and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  Addison 
Richardson's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson's  (19th)  regt. 

Goodrich,  Ephraim,  Natick.  Capt.  Joseph  Morse's  co..  Col.  John  Patterson's  regt.; 
receipt  for  bounty  coats,  signed  by  said  Goodrick  and  others,  endorsed  "  Nov.  21, 
1775." 

Goodrich,  Silas.  Captain,  4th  co.,  1st  Berkshire  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of 
officers  [year  not  given] . 

Goodride,  Samuel.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Peabody's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's 
(1st)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  11,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  22 
days,  travel  included.    Roll  dated  Middleton. 

GooDRiDG,  ,  Marblehead.    Size  roll  of  4th  co. ;  age,  42  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.; 

complexion,  light;  hair,  gray;  eyes,  black;  occupation,  yeoman;  residence, 
Marblehead;  enlisted  March  -,  1781;  enlistment,  3  years. 

GooDRiDG,  AsAHEL,  Boxford.  Private,  Capt.  William  Perley's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's 
regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

GooDRiDG,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Cousens's  co.,  (late)  Maj.  Littlefield's 
detachment  of  York  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  July  6, 1779 ;  discharged  Aug.  24, 1779 ; 
service,  1  mo.  19  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

GooDRiDG,  James.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  detachment.  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  regt. ;  service  from  Nov.  8,  1777,  5  weeks,  at  Boston. 

GooDRiDG,  Joseph.  Private;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under 
Lieut.  Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated  June  22,  1775. 

Goodridge,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Godrich,  Goodredg, 

Goodrich,  Goodride,  Goodridg,  Goodrige,  Goodrridge,  Goorich,  Gudrage,  Gut- 
rage,  Gutridge,  Gutrige,  Gutritch,  Gutterage,  Gutterig.] 

Goodridge, Sergeant,  4th  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  re- 
ported as  belonging  to  Squad  No.  1. 


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GooDRiDGE,  Abiel.    Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Ilsley's  co.,  Col.  Cogswell  s  regt  ;  enlisted 
Sept    30,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776;  service,  2  mos.,  travel  included;  re- 
ported 260  miles  from  home ;  receipt  for  payment  of  above  roll  dated  at  Newcastle 
and  signed  by  Capt.  Ilsley. 
GooDRiDGE,  Abijah,  Liinenburg.    Private,  Capt.  John  Fuller's  co-,  Col.  Asa  Whit- 
comb's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  2o,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  A  day;   also,  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp 
Prospect  Hill ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Bel- 
lows'sco.;  marched  Aug.  22,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  31,  1777;  service,  9  days; 
company  marched  to  Bennington  under  command  of  Maj.  Bridge  at  request  of 
Gen  Stark  and  Col.  Warner  on  an  alarm ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Car- 
ter's CO     Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777;  dis- 
charged Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  4  days,  travel  included,  at  the  Northward; 
roll  dated  Leominster. 
GooDHiDGE,  ALLEN,  Boxford.    Private,  Capt.  William  Periey's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's 
re-t.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to  April  2o,  1775,  7 
da°ys;  reported  enlisted  Feb.  16,  1775;   also,  Capt.  William  Perley  s  co..  Col. 
James  Frve's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17,  17/o ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goodridge  and 
others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also, 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  14,  1775. 
Goodridge,  Asahel,  Boxford.    Private,  Capt.  William  Periey's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  James  Frve's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  l^o;  service 
to  April  25    1775,  7  days;  reported  enlisted  Feb.  16,  1775;  also,  Capt.  William 
Periey's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated 
May  17   1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said 
Goodridge  and  others,  dated  Cambridge  Camp,  June  22,  1775;    also.  Private, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  26,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  13  days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Cambridge,  Nov.  14,  1775. 
Goodridge,  Asaph,  Fitchburg.    Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1//5;  re- 
turned home  May  1,  1775;  service,  13  days;  also,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer  s  co.. 
Col  Dike's  re-t. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights ; 
warrant  allowed  in  Council  Sept.  13,  1776;   also,  Capt.  William  Thurlo's  co.; 
service,  25  days,  travel  included,  under  Maj.  Ebenezer  Bridge  at  Saratoga;  roll 
sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co.,  April  4,  1778. 
Goodridge,  Azel.    Capt.  Samuel  Brewer's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp 

Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778 ;  reported  descried  in  Jan.  [year  not  given]. 
Goodridge,   Benjamin,   Lunenburg.     Private,   Capt.  George  Kimball's  co.,  which 
marched  April  20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  l77o ;  service,  3  days. 
Goodridge,  Charles.    Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's  regt.; 

enlisted  Dec.  30,  1775  [service  not  given] . 
GOODRIDGE.  Daniel.  Newbury.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Little's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  5  days; 
also,  Capt.  Jacob  Gerrish's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Auc^  1  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days ;  a^.o,  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Dec.  27,  1775;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  sworn  to  at  Newbury,  Aug.  23, 1777 ;  residence,  Newbury  ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Newbury ;  joined  Capt.  Jabez  Lane's  co.,  Col.  Nixon  s  regt. ;  term. 


598  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GooDRiDGE,  Daniel,  continued. 

3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  2, 1777 ;  Capt.  Lane's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  also,  Ser- 
geant, 8th  CO.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Sudbury;  reported  as 
serving  17  mos.  as  Corporal,  19  mos.  as  Sergeant;  a/so,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jabez 
Lane's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  were  in  camp  on 
or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  and  who  had  not  been  absent  subsequently  except  on 
furlough,  certified  at  Camp  Peelisliill,  Feb.  16, 1779 ;  also,  Maj.  Joseph  Thompson's 
CO.,  Col.  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  June-Oct.,  1779;  also,  Maj.  Peter 
Harwood's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779; 
also,  receipt  for  clothing,  given  to  Capt.  A.  Ilolden,  dated  Peekskill,  Dec.  5,  1779, 
signed  by  said  Goodrich  and  others ;  also.  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  Nixon's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  also,  Maj.  Peter  Harwood's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Jan.- 
Sept.,  1780;  reported  sick  at  Peekskill  in  July,  1780;  also,  (late)  Maj.  Harwood's 
CO.,  Col.  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Oct.-Dec,  1780;  also,  Capt. 
Matthew  Chambers's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  returns  for  wages, 
etc.;  wages  allowed  said  Goodridge  for  Jan.,  1781-Dec.,  1782;  reported  absent  in 
Aug.  and  Sept.,  1782;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Heywood's  (-Ith)  co..  Col. 
Benjamin  Tupper's  (6th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1782,  and  Jan.,  1783;  re- 
ported joined  from  Capt.  Chambers's  (also  given  6th)  co.,  Dec.  18,  1782;  enlist- 
ment, during  war. 

Goodridge,  Daniel,  Winchendon.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abel  Wilder's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  15  days. 

Goodridge,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Boynton's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's 
regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Jonas  Wilder;  enlisted  Sept.  27,  1777  ;  discharged  Oct. 
18,  1777;  service,  29  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  company 
raised  for  30  days  service. 

Goodridge,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Nason's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  14, 1777  ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777,  at  Queman's  Heights ;  service, 

4  mos.  3  days,  travel  included,  with  Northern  army. 

Goodridge,  Daniel.  Private,  Lieut.  James  McKnight's  detachment  of  militia.  Col. 
David  Rositer's  regt.;  enlisted  Nov.  6,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  9,  1780;  service, 
3  days,  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward ;  company  ordered  to  Stillwater  by  Gen. 
Fellows.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Berkshire  Co. 

Goodridge,  David,  Winchendon.  Corporal,  Capt.  Abel  Wilder's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  15  days;  also.  Private,  in  a  com- 
pany commanded  by  Lieut.  Joseph  Boynton,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  26,  1777;  service,  11  days,  travel  included, 
on  an  alarm  at  Bennington. 

Goodridge,  Eben,  Templeton.  Corporal,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Knowlton's  co.,  Col.  Nathan 
Sparhawk's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge; 
service,  13  days. 

Goodridge,  Ebenezer.  Capt.  Dan.  Haws's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Holden  Parsons's  (10th) 
regt. ;  enlistment  agreement  in  which  said  Goodridge  and  others  engaged  to  serve 
until  "Jan.  15  next"  [?];  reported  enlisted  Dec.  5,  1775,  and  forwarded  to 
camp  by  John  Caldwell,  one  of  the  enlistment  committee  for  Worcester  Co. 

Goodridge,  Eliphalet.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Joseph  Boyn- 
ton, Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  26, 
1777;  service,  11  days,  travel  included,  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington. 


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GooDEiDGE,  EzEKiEL,  Amesbury  (also  given  New  Boston).  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Eliphalet 
Bodwell's  CO.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from 
Albany  home  in  Dec,  1776 ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  March  12,  1777 ;  also, 
Lieutenant,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Arm.y  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Oct.  7,  1777;  reported  killed  Oct.  7,  1777;  also,  ac- 
count of  the  7  years  half  pay  allowed  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Aug.  24,  1780, 
to  widows  and  orphans  of  officers  who  were  killed  or  died  in  service ;  half  pay 
allowed  to  Oct.  7,  1784. 

GooDRiDGE,  EzEKiEL,  Fitchburg.  Corporal,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co.,  Col.  Nicho- 
las Dike's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights ; 
warrant  allowed  in  Council  Sept.  13,  1776;  also,  same  co.and  regt.;  pay  abstract 
for  travel  allowance  home,  etc.,  dated  Dorchester  Heights,  Nov.  30, 1776 ;  credited 
with  3  days  allowance. 

GooDRiDGE,  Francis,  Lunenburg.  Private,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co.,  Col.  Dike's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights ;  warrant 
allowed  in  Council  Sept.  13,  1776;  also,  Capt.  William  Thurlo's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  July  30,  1778,  to  Sept.  13,  1778,  1  mo.  15  days,  in 
Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Cowden's  co., 
Col.  Samuel  Denny's  regt. ;  enlisted  Nov.  1,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23, 1779;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  2  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack ;  company  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  at  New  York  for  3  months ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6 
months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in 
a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Lunenburg  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ; 
marched  July  8,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included. 

GooDRiDGE,  Isaiah,  Marblehead.  Matross,  Capt.  Samuel  Trevett's  co..  Col.  Richard 
Gridley's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  June  21,  1775;  enlisted  May  18,  1775;  service, 

1  mo.  6  days. 

GooDRiDGE,  Isaiah,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Nicholson  Broughton's  (5th)  co., 
Col.  John  Glover's  (25th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported 
drafted. 

GooDRiDGE,  Isaiah.  Capt.  William  Courtis's  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Beverly,  Jan.  6,  1776. 

GooDRiDGE,  Jewett,  Luucuburg.  Private,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co.,  Col.  Nicholas 
Dike's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights;  war- 
rant allowed  in  Council  Sept.  13,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for 
travel  allowance  home,  etc.,  dated  Dorchester  Heights,  Nov.  30, 1776 ;  credited  with 

2  days  allowance;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  gun  and  blanket 
money,  dated  Dorchester,  Feb.  12, 1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  1, 1776 ;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March 
1,  1777;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  8th 
Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Joseph  Bellows,  sworn  to  in  Worcester 
Co.,  Feb.  14, 1778 ;  residence,  Lunenburg ;  joined  Capt.  Jones's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's 
regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  9,  1777;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Oct.  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
residence,  Lunenburg;  credited  to  town  of  Wellfleet;  also,  Capt.  James  Jones's 
CO.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  Guelph  Mills ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778,  dated  Providence ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Sept.,  1778,  Feb.  and  March,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Paw- 
tuxet;  also,  1st  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  John  Hobby,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  Oct.  10,  1777;  also,  same 


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GooDRiDGE,  Jewett,  continued. 

CO.  and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Providence,  July  9,  1779;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp  Providence ;  also. 
Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp 
at  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Oct.  6,  1780;  reported  as  serving  1  mo.  15  days  as  Pri- 
vate, 7  mos.  21  days  as  Corporal ;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown, 
April  30, 1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col. 
Jaclison's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's 
regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry 
Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  promoted  to  Corporal 
Feb.  14,  1780;  also,  Corporal,  Colonel's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  John  Hobby, 
Col.  Jackson's  (16th)  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  April-July,  1780. 

GooDRiDGE,  Jo.  Capt.  William  Todd's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt.;  list  of  men  who  re- 
ceived bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months. 

GooDRiDGE,  John,  Fitchburg.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  co..  Col.  John  Whet- 
comb's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  25,  1775;  service,  6  days;  also,  Capt. 
John  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  J  day;  also,  company  receipts  for  Aug. 
and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6, 
1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill, 
Nov.  14,  1775;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Joslin's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.; 
service,  1  mo.  7  days ;  company  marched  from  Leominster  to  Bennington  on  the 
last  of  July,  1777,  to  join  forces  under  Col.  Seth  Warner ;  roll  dated  Leominster. 

GooDRiDGE,  Joseph,  Ashby.  Private,  Capt.  Wyman's  co..  Col.  Prescott's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  April  24, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  9  days;  a^so,  Capt. 
James  Gray's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  enlisted  May  26,  1776 ;  service 
to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  5  days ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776 ; 
also,  list  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Ashby  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army, 
as  returned  by  Capt.  James  Bennett,  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co.,  Feb.  13,  1778; 
residence,  Ashby;  engaged  for  town  of  Ashby;  joined  Capt.  Thomas's  co.,  Col. 
Marshall's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber, 
Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777;  Capt.  Thomas's  co., 
Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Nov.  30,  1779; 
reported  transferred  to  corps  of  invalids  at  Boston  Nov.  1, 1777  ;  also,  Capt.  Philip 
Thomas's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of 
enlistment,  Dec.  13,  1776,  to  Feb.  6,  1777 ;  credited  with  56  days  allowance  ;  sub- 
sistence also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on  march  from  Boston  to  Bennington ; 
also,  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot's  corps  of  invalids ;  service  allowed  from  July  20, 
1778,  to  Oct.  1,  1778,  2  mos.  10  days;  roll  certified  at  Boston  ;  also,  Lieut.  Osgood 
Carlton's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nicola's  regt.;  muster 
rolls  for  Sept.  and  Oct.,  1779. 

GOODRIDGE,  Joseph,  Beverly.  Private,  Capt.  Larkin  Thorndike's  (1st  Beverly)  co., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord ;  service,  2^  days. 

GooDRiDGE,  Joseph,  Boston.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  Lieut.  John  Callender  of  3d  Artil- 
lery battalion,  at  Spi-ingfleld,  July  6,  1780 ;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston;  arrived  at  Springfield,  July  5,  1780; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Boston  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  1,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780; 
service,  4  mos.  10  days,  travel  included ;  also,  descriptive  return  dated  Boston, 


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GooDRiDGE,  Joseph,  continued. 

Jan.  9,  1781,  made  by  Edward  Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had 
enlisted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months  from  the  time 
of  their  arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  re- 
ceived bounty  and  mileage  due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter ;  Lieut.  Cook's  co. ;  age, 
24  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Boston. 

GooDRiDGE,  Joseph,  Lunenburg.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Bellows's  co. ;  marched  Aug. 
22,  1777 ;  service,  9  days,  with  Northern  army ;  company  marched  on  an  alarm  at 
Bennington,  under  command  of  Maj.  Bridge,  at  request  of  Gen.  Starli  and  Col. 
Warner;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carter's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worcester  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  4  days, 
travel  included,  at  the  Northward ;  roll  dated  Leominster ;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
in  Worcester  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fish- 
kill;  Capt.  Bellows's  co..  Col.  Stearns's  regt.;  age,  22  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.; 
complexion,  dark;  residence,  Lunenburg;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  7,  1778;  re- 
ported mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. 

GooDRiDGE,  Joseph,  Newbury.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Noyes,3d's  co.,  which  marched 
April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cam- 
bridge; service,  4  days. 

GooDRiDGE,  Joseph,  Newbury.  Private,  Capt.  William  Rogers's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Samuel  Gerrish's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 9  days;  also,  Capt.  William  Rogers's  (8th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Bald- 
win's (38th)  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  Aug.,  1778,  dated  Chelsea;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  payroll  for  Sept.  and  Oct.,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bount}'  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Chelsea,  Dec.  28,  1775. 

GOODRIDGE,  Joseph.  Surgeon's  Mate,  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's  regt. ;  arrived  at  desti- 
nation May  3,1777;  discharged  July  3,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  8  days,  travel 
included,  in  Rhode  Island ;  regiment  raised  for  2  months.    Roll  dated  Providence. 

GooDRiDGE,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Jenkins's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  14,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  20  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  detached  from  militia  of  Suffolk  and  Essex 
counties  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Washington.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co. 

GooDRiDGE,  Joseph.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  Continental  service,  as 
returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  Nov.  24,  1779;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Sherburne. 

GooDRiDGE,  Joseph.  Statement  dated  Boston,  Sept.  22, 1777,  signed  by  said  Goodridge 
and  others  in  Col.  Crafts's  regt.,  declaring  their  refusal  to  leave  Boston  unless 
their  bounty  or  wages,  or  both,  were  made  equivalent  to  those  allowed  the  soldiers 
of  the  Continental  train  of  artillery;  also,  petition  addressed  to  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts,  dated  Camp  at  Boston,  Sept.  25, 1777,  signed  by  said  Goodridge  and  others, 
requesting  that  the  objectionable  part  of  their  former  petition,  which  was  considered 
mutinous,  be  stricken  out,  and  asking  that  the  Sergeants  of  the  regiment  confined 
on  account  of  the  petition  be  released ;  also,  Capt.  Bradley's  (9th)  co..  Col.  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  list  of  men  entitled  to  a  bounty,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12,  1778; 
also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  detachment; 
return  of  men  who  enlisted  into  the  3  and  6  mos.  service,  dated  Boston,  Aug.  8, 
1780 ;  said  Goodridge  enlisted  for  town  of  Boston. 

Goodridge,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's 
(Essex  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  8, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos. 
18  days,  travel  included ;  said  companj'  reported  as  belonging  to  Newbury,  Rowley, 
and  Ipswich ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 


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GooDKiDGE,  Joseph.  Quarter  Master,  Lieut.  Col.  Commandant  Enoch  Putnam's  regt. ; 
detached  Aug.  13,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  21, 1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  20  days,  travel 
included ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and  sta- 
tioned at  West  Point. 

GooDRiDGE,  Joseph,  Jr.  Copy  of  a  receipt,  dated  Newbury,  Jan.  25,  1779,  signed  by 
said  Goodridge  and  others,  stating  that  they  had  received  wages  of  the  Selectmen 
of  Newbury  for  1^  mos.  service  under  Maj.  William  Rogers  at  Rhode  Island. 

Goodridge,  Joshua,  Lunenburg.  Capt.  Abel  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goodridge  and  others,  dated 
Charlestown,  June  26,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  Maj'  4, 1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days  ;  also,  company  return 
dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Goodridge,  Joshua  (also  given  Joseph),  Lunenburg.  Private,  Capt.  Manasseh  Saw- 
yer's CO.,  Col.  Nicholas  Dilie's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  home  to 
Dorchester  Heights ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Sept.  13,  1776;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  home,  etc.,  dated  Dorchester  Heights, 
Nov.  30,  1776 ;  credited  with  2  days  allowance ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.,  pay 
abstract  for  gun  and  blanket  money,  dated  Dorchester,  Feb.  12,  1777 ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  1,  1776;  regi- 
ment raised  to  serve  until  March  1 ,  1777. 

Goodridge,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Bellows's  co. ;  marched  Aug.  22,  1777; 
service,  9  days,  with  Northern  army ;  company  marched  on  an  alarm  at  Ben- 
nington, under  command  of  Maj.  Bridge,  at  request  of  Gen.  Stark  and  Col. 
Warner. 

Goodridge,  Joshua.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Thurlo's  co. ;  service,  9  days  ;  company 
marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington  Aug.  22,  1777,  under  command  of  Maj. 
Ebenezer  Bridge,  by  order  of  Gen.  Stark  and  Col.  Warner,  and  was  dismissed  by 
Gen.  Lincoln  after  proceeding  90  miles. 

Goodridge,  Joshua.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carter's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's 
(Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service, 
3  mos.  4  days,  travel  included,  at  the  Northward.    Roll  dated  Leominster. 

Goodridge,  Joshua.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  as  returned 
by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent  for  Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Bellows's  co..  Col. 
Rand's  regt. ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft. ;  complexion,  dark ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Lunenburg;  mustered  Aug.  3,  1779,  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for 
Worcester  Co. ;  delivered  to  Ensign  E.  White ;  also.  Private,  Colonel's  co.,  Col. 
Bigelow's  (15th)  regt.;  entered  service  Aug.  5,  1779;  discharged  May  5,  1780; 
term,  9  months. 

Goodridge,  Josiah,  Hadley.  Capt.  Oliver  Lyman's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  return  for 
travel  allowance,  etc. ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Sept.  12,  1776. 

Goodridge,  Josiah.  3d  Sergeant ;  order  for  wages  due  Nov.  1, 1775,  dated  Gloucester, 
Dec.  4,  1775,  signed  by  said  Goodridge  and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  Stephen 
Kent's  CO.  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  in  Essex  Co.  and  stationed  at  Newbury ; 
also,  order  for  wages,  payable  to  Capt.  Kent,  signed  by  said  Goodridge  and  others, 
raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed  at  Newbury ;  Capt.  Kent's  order  for 
said  wages,  payable  to  Col.  Joseph  Gerrish,  dated  Watertown,  Dec.  15,  1775. 

Goodridge,  "  Larrance,"  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  Benjamin  Frothingham's  co.,  Col. 
John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Feb.  4,  1777,  to  [date  not  given]  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept., 
1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years  (also  given  during  war) ;  reported  deserted  Aug.  23, 
1777. 


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GooDRiDGE,  Oliver,  Newbury.     Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Gerrish's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  6  days  ;  also,  Capt.  Jacob 
Gerrish's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  l/7o; 
enlisted  April  24,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  U  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct  ,  1775]  ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Dec  27,1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  who  received  money  from  the  public  treasury 
for  losses  sustained  at  battles  of  Lexington  and  Bunker  Hill ;  amounts  allowed 
in  Council  June  13, 1776 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co.,  Col.  Nathamel 
Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  July  6, 1778;  discharged  Jan.  1, 1779;  service,  6  mos.  1  day, 
at  North  Kin"-ston ,  R.  I. ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newburyport ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  "dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  and  Oct.  14,  1778;  enlistment  to 
expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kmgston, 
Nov.  6,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  sworn  to  at  East  Greenwich, 
Sept'  2'?    and  Nov.  13,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Putnam's  co..  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  July  20,  1779;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1780,  5  mos.  11  days,  in 
Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  6 
days  service  in  Rhode  Island. 
GooDRiDGE,  Philip,  Lunenburg.    Sergeant,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  Nicho- 
las Dike's  re"-t.;   pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights; 
warrant  allowed  in  Council  Sept.  13,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract 
for  travel  allowance  home,  etc.,  dated  Dorchester  Heights,  Nov.  30, 1776 ;  credited 
with  2  days  allowance. 
GooDRiDGE,  Samuel,  Danvers  (also  given  Beverly).    Corporal,  Capt.  Israel  Hutchin- 
son's CO.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
9  days-  also.  Quarter  Master,  Col.  John  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.;  engaged  May 
20  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  16  days ;  also,  return  of  Capt.  Ezra  Newhall's  co.,  dated 
Oct  6   1775  •  also,  return  of  vacancies  in  the  19th  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col. 
IsraelHutchinson,  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  31,  1775;  said  Goodridge  reported  as 
havin<-  served  as  Quarter  Master  from  the  earliest  part  of  the  campaign  satis- 
factorily although  without   a  warrant,  and   as   being  willing  to   continue  in 
service  in  the  same  capacity;  recommended  in  Council  Nov.  1,  1775,  to  Gen. 
Washin-ton  to  receive  a  warrant;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt  Samuel  Page's  7th 
(Danvers)  co.,  8th  Essex  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said 
re-iment,  as  returned  bv  Col.  Henry  Herrick  and  others,  dated  Charlestown,  May 
29°  1776  •  ordered  in  Council  April  2,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ; 
reported' commissioned  April  2,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Poole's 
CO    Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell,  Jr.'s  regt. ;  general  return  dated  Ipswich,  Sept.  30, 
1776  made  by  Brig.  Michael  Farley  to  Maj.  Gen.  James  Warren,  of  officers  of  a 
re-iment  drafted  from  said  Brig.  Farley's  brigade  and  ordered  to  march  to  Horse 
Neck,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Sept.  12,  1776;  company  drafted  from  1st  and  8th 
Essex  Co.  regts. ;  also,  resignation  dated  Danvers,  March  15, 1777,  signed  by  said 
Goodridge  and  Samuel  Page,  stating  that  they  were  chosen  officers  in  the  3d 
Danvers  co.  in  1776,  and  commissioned  accordingly,  and  resigning  their  commis- 
sions on  account  of  having  engaged  in  the  Continental  service;  resignations  ac- 
cepted in  Council  July  29,  1777  ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  July  14,  1779; 
reported  resigned  July  14,  1779;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Page's  co.. 
Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  of  Continental  Line ;  commissioned 
Feb.  3,  1777;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  rations 
from  date  of  engagement,  Dec.  3  [year  not  given,  probably  1776],  to  time  of 
arrival  at  Bennington;  Captain  and  1st  Lieutenant  to  march  April  1,  177/,  the 
rest  to  march  March  12, 1777  ;  also.  Lieutenant,  petition  to  the  General  Court,  dated 
Tan  Schaick's  Island,  Aug.  3,  1777,  signed  by  said  Goodridge  and  others,  officers 
of  late  Col.  Francis's  regt.,  asking  that  Lieut.  Col.  Littlefield  be  appointed  Colonel 
of  said  re-iment;  also,  certificate  dated  Boston,  April  15,  1778,  signed  by  Capt. 
Daniel  Wheelwright,  stating  that  said  Goodridge  belonged  to  Col.  Benjamm  Tup- 


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GooDRiDGE,  SA3irEL,  Continued. 

per's  regt.,  and  that  he  was  bound  to  join  said  regiment;  also,  Maj.  William 
Lithgow's  CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tapper's  (15th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779, 
dated  West  Point;  appointed  Nov.  6,  1776;  reported  on  furlough  from  Jan.  28, 
1779,  to  April  1,  1779,  by  leave  of  Gen.  McDougal ;  also,  order  for  clothing,  dated 
Danbury,  Oct.  12, 1778;  also,  1st  Lieutenant;  list  of  officers  detached  from  militia 
to  command  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Oct.  9,  1779 ;  said  Goodridge  and  others  detached  from  Suffolk  and  Essex  Co. 
brigades  ;  commissioned  Oct.  23,  1779. 

GooDHiDGE,  Thomas,  Boxford.  Private,  Capt.  William  Perley's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service 
to  April  25, 1775,  7  days ;  reported  enlisted  Feb.  16, 1?75 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned 
as  serving  on  main  guard  under  Maj.  Baldwin  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  15, 1775 ; 
also,  Capt.  William  Perley's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.;  receipt  for  advance 
pay,  signed  by  said  Goodridge  and  others,  dated  Cambridge  Camp,  June  22, 1775; 
also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April 
26,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  13  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov. 
14,  1775. 

Goodridge,  Wait.  Private,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  13,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1780 ;  service,  6  days ;  company 
marched  from  Windsor  to  Shaftesbury  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm  at 
the  Northward. 

Goodridge,  William,  Beverly.  Private,  Capt.  John  Low's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Israel 
Hutchinson's  (19th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  12, 1775 ; 
service,  2  mos.  25  days ;  also,  Capt.  Low's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  21,  1775. 

Goodridge,  William,  Gloucester.  List  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental 
service  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Gloucester;  engaged  for  town  of  Gloucester. 

Goodridge,  William,  Lunenburg.  Private,  Capt.  George  Kimball's  co.,  which 
marched  April  20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  6  days ; 
also,  Capt.  John  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1, 1775 ;  enlisted  April  25,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  ^  day ;  also,  company  receipts  for 
Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  company  return  dated 
Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Bellows's  co. ;  marched  Aug.  22,  1777;  service 
9  days,  with  Northern  army ;  company  marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington, 
under  command  of  Maj.  Bridge,  at  request  of  Gen.  Stark  and  Col.  Warner ;  also, 
same  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  1,  1777;  service  to  Oct.  19,  1777,  25  days,  at  Saratoga. 

Goodridge,  William,  Newbury.  Private,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
May  8,  1777,  to  March  18,  1779;  residence,  Newbury;  credited  to  town  of  New- 
bury ;  reported  discharged  March  18, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Pilsbury's  co..  Col. 
Wigglesworth's  (4th)  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered  by  County  Muster 
Master ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Ma}',  1778,  dated  Valley  Forge ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  "  Greenage ;  "  reported 
on  furlough  at  Boston ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778,  sworn 
to  at  Providence;  also,  (late)  Lieut.  Col.  Dudley  Coleman's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Wig- 
glesworth's regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Porter;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April, 
1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlisted  May  8,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  dis- 
charged April  27,  1779. 

Goodridge,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Huse's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ; 
enlisted  April  8,  1778 ;   discharged  July  4,  1778 ;   service,  2  mos.  27  days,  with 


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GooDRiDGE,  William,  continued. 

guards  at  Cambridge ;  also,  same  co.  aud  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Winter  Hill, 
May  11,  1778. 

GooDEiDGE,  Zenas,  Windsor.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

GooDRiGE,  Daniel.  Capt.  Job  Sumner's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d)  regt.;  return 
[year  not  given]  ;  mustered  by  County  Muster  Master  Barber;  reported  deserted. 

GooDEiGE,  Joseph,  Newbury.  Private,  Capt.  William  Rogers's  co.,  Col.  Gerrish's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  28,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  11 
days;  also,  same  co. ;  list  of  men  who  agreed  to  serve  the  month  of  Jan.,  1776. 

GooDMGE,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Elias  Pratt's  co. ;  enlisted  May  13, 1779 ;  discharged 
July  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  18  days,  with  guards  at  Rutland. 

GooDRiGE,  Joseph.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's 
detachment  of  guards ;  enlisted  Api-il  20, 1780 ;  discharged  June  20, 1780 ;  service, 
2  mos.  1  day,  at  and  about  Boston. 

GooDRiGE,  William,  Gloucester.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Roby's  co..  Col.  Little's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  29, 1775;  service,  2  mos.  8  days. 

GooDRRiDGE,  WiLLiAM.  Capt.  John  Low's  CO.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's  regt.;  receipt 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goodrridge  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  1, 
1775. 

GooDSELL,  Anthony,  Pembroke.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777;  Capt.  Stetson's  co.,  Col. 
Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  reported  mustered  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master; 
also,  Private,  8th  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  20,  1777,  to  Sept,  1,  1777;  reported  deserted;  also,  Capt.  Isaiah 
Stetson's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment, 
Jan.  21,  1777,  to  date  of  arrival  at  Bennington,  Feb.  4,  1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777  ;  enlisted  Jan.  20,  1777; 
joined  Jan.  20,  1777;  residence,  Pembroke;  engaged  for  town  of  Pembroke;  re- 
ported transferred  to  corps  of  invalids. 

GooDSiDE,  — — .  [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goodsides,  Goodsight, 
Goodsith.] 

GooDsiDE,  Martin.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  March  24,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston. 

Goodsides,  M.  Private;  entered  service  Feb.  10,  1780;  discharged  May  1,  1780;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  21  days ;  company  stationed  at  Machias  under  Col.  John  Allan, 
Commander-in-chief  of  Eastern  Indian  department. 

Goodsight,  Martin.  Private,  Capt.  William  Moore's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's 
(4th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  March  24, 
1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  on  command  with  infantry. 

Goodsith,  Martin.  Private,  Capt.  William  Moore's  co.,  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781,  sworn  to  in  Camp  at  Philipsborough ; 
enlisted  March  25,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  j'ears ;  reported  on  command  with  light 
infantry  in  June,  1781 ;  also  reported  deserted  June  20,  1781. 

Goodspead,  Benjamin,  Barnstable.  Capt.  Barachiah  Bassett's  co. ;  pay  roll  for  travel 
allowance  to  and  from  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  Jan.  13,  1776. 

Goodspead,  Isaac,  Barre.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Nye's  co. ;  enlisted  Sept.  26, 1777; 
discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  29  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched 
under  command  of  Maj.  Jonas  Wilder  to  assist  Northern  army  for  30  days. 


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GooDSPEAD,  Shearjashub,  Hardwiclc.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Billings's  co.,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Learned's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  4  days. 

GooDSPEED,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Godsped,  Goodspead.] 

GooDSPEED,  Abner.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (1st) 
regt.  of  guards ;  service  between  April  9,  1778,  and  July  6,  1778,  2  mos.  26  days,, 
travel  included,  at  Cambridge;  enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2,  1778;  roll 
sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  Matthias  Tobey's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's 
regt.  of  guards ;  enlisted  Aug.  22, 1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778 ;  service,  3  mos. 
27  days,  travel  included,  at  Winter  Hill. 

GooDSPEED,  Anthony,  Sheffield.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Bacon's  co..  Col.  Fellows's 
regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service  from 
April  21,  1775,  to  May  7,  1775,  17  days;  also,  Capt.  William  Bacon's  co..  Col. 
John  Fellows's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  8,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  1  day ;  also,  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dorchester,  Dec.  19, 1775 ; 
also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ephraim  Fitch's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  detachment 
of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777;  entered 
service  Dec.  16,  1776;  term  to  expire  March  15,  1777;  also,  Lieut.  Jeremiah 
Hickok's  CO.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  regt. ;  entered  service  July  6,  1777 ;  discharged 
July  27,  1777;  service,  22  days;  company  marched  to  Kingsbury  July  6,  1777,  at 
request  of  Maj.  Gen.  Schuyler;  also,  Lieut.  Paul  Dewey's  detachment  from  Capt. 
William  Fellows's  co.  of  matrosses.  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
brigade;  entered  service  Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  19,  1777;  service,  28 
days;  detachment  ordered  out  by  Brig.  Fellows  to  serve  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates 
in  Northern  department. 

GooDSPEED,  Benjamin,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamilton's  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield,  under  command  of  Col. 
Joseph  Otis;  service,  2  days  ;  also,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co..  Col.  Simeon  Gary's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Feb.  2, 1776 ;  service  to  time  of  marching,  6  days ;  also,  Capt.  John 
Grannis's  co. ;  enlisted  June  1,1776;  service  to  Aug.  31,  1776,  3  mos. ;  company 
stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of  seacoast ;  roll  dated  Tarpaulin  Cove ; 
also,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.  of  matrosses.  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  10 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth,  Bedford,  and  Falmouth,  in  Sept.,  1778 ;  also, 
Corporal  (also  given  Private) ,  in  a  detachment  from  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  (Barn- 
stable) CO.  of  matrosses.  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  2  days,  guard- 
ing prisoners  belonging  to  the  British  ship  "Somerset"  from  Barnstable  to 
Sandwich  and  Plymouth  Nov.  9,  1778;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Hamlen's  co.  of 
matrosses.  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  3  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth  in 
March,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service,  10  days;  company  marched  on 
alarms  at  Falmouth  in  April,  May,  and  Sept.,  1779. 

GooDSPEED,  Benjamin.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co. ;  marched  July  28,  1776; 
service  to  Sept.  30,  1776,  2  mos.  2  days ;  company  stationed  at  Martha's  Vine- 
yard for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  1st  Sergeant,  same  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  30, 
1776,  to  Nov.  22, 1776,  1  mo.  22  days ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  and 
stationed  at  Martin's  (Martha's)  Vineyard  under  Maj.  Barachiah  Bassett. 

Goodspeed,  David.  Private,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co. ;  enlisted  June  1, 1776 ;  service, 
2  mos.  6  days ;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of  seacoast ;. 
reported  "listed  out"  Aug.  7,  1776;  roll  dated  Tarpaulin  Cove  and  sworn  to  in 
Barnstable  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Baker's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  marched 
Oct.  4,  1777;  service,  28  days;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  a  secret 
expedition;  also,  Capt.  Jacob  Lovell's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  6  days, 
on  an  alarm  at  Bedford,  Dartmouth,  and  Falmouth,  in  Sept.,  1778. 


m  THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  607 

GooDSPEED,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamblin's  co. ;  service  from  Nov.  1, 
1775,  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  61  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

GooDSPEED,  Edward,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Griffith's  co..  Col.  John 
Jacobs's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  10,  1778 ;  service,  6  mos.  24  days,  travel  included ; 
enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

GooDSPEED,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamblin's  co. ;  enlisted  July  7,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice to  Dec.  31,  1775,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co.; 
also,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co. ;  marched  Feb.  14,  1776;  service  to  Aug.  31,  1776; 
company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of  seacoast;  rolls  dated  Tar- 
paulin Cove;  also,  Capt.  Grannis's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  James  Blossom; 
service  from  Sept.  1,  1776,  to  Nov.  21,  1776,  2  mos.  21  days;  company  stationed 
at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  list  dated  Nanshon,  Aug.  10, 
1777,  of  men  belonging  to  a  company  stationed  at  Naushon  who  signed  a  petition 
for  increase  of  wages  or  their  discharge  in  case  such  request  was  not  complied  with ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Matthias  Tobey's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards; 
enlisted  Aug.  22,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel 
included,  at  Winter  Hill;  also,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.  of  matrosses.  Col. 
Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  3  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth  in  March, 
1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  2  days;  company  marched  on  alarms  at 
Falmouth  in  April,  May,  and  Sept.,  1779. 

GooDSPEED,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Stockwell's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  28,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel 
included ;  company  marched  to  Bennington  July  28, 1777,  to  reinforce  army  under 
Gen.  Stark. 

GooDSPEED,  Joseph,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Griffith's  co..  Col.  John 
Jacobs's  regt. ;  service  between  date  of  enlistment,  June  10,  1778,  and  date  of  dis- 
charge, Sept.  25,  1778,  3  mos.  13  days,  travel  included ;  engagement  to  expire 
Jan.  1,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.  of  matrosses.  Col.  Nathaniel  Free- 
man's regt. ;  service,  3  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth  in  March,  1779 ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  marched  on  alarms  at  Falmouth  in  April, 
May,  and  Sept.,  1779. 

GooDSPEED,  Luther.  Private,  Capt.  John  Gibbs's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  (4th 
Plymouth  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  10,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1779;  service, 
3  days ;  company  marched  to  Falmouth  Sept.  10,  1779,  on  an  alarm  ;  also,  Capt. 
John  Gibbs's  co.,  4th  Plymouth  Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  White;  en- 
listed July  31,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780 ;  service,  9  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Wareham. 

GooDSPEED,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.; 
service,  8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth  and  Dartmouth  Sept.  6, 1778;  roll  dated 
Barnstable;  also,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Hallet's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  12,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  20  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  company  detached  from  militia  to  reinforce  Continental  Array 
for  3  months. 

GooDSPEED,  RuFus.  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.  of  matrosses.  Col.  Fi-eeman's  regt.; 
service,  8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth,  Bedford,  and  Falmouth,  in  Sept.,  1778 ; 
also,  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  (Barnstable)  co.,  Col. 
Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  2  days,  guarding  prisoners  belonging  to  the 
British  ship  "Somerset"  from  Barnstable  to  Sandwich  and  Plymouth  in  Nov., 
1778;  also,  Capt.  Hamlen's  co.  of  matrosses.  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service,  3 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth  in  March,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service, 
10  days ;  company  marched  on  alarms  at  Falmouth  in  April,  May,  and  Sept., 
'1779. 


608  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

GooDSPEED,  Shearjashub,  Hardwick.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Hazeltine's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  16  days ; 
also,  Capt.  Samuel  Billing's  co..  Col.  Learned's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct. 
7,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Timothy  Paige's  co..  Col.  James  Convers's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  31,  1777;  service,  10  days;  company  marched  to 
Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

GooDSPEED,  Silas.  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.  of  matrosses,  Col.  Freeman's  regt.; 
service,  8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth,  Bedford,  and  Falmouth,  in  Sept.,  1778 ; 
also,  Private  (also  given  Sergeant),  in  a  detachment  from  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's 
(Barnstable)  co.  of  matrosses.  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  2  days, 
guarding  prisoners  belonging  to  the  British  ship  "  Somerset  "  from  Barnstable  to 
Sandwich  and  Plymouth  Nov.  9,  1778;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co. 
of  matrosses.  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  3  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth  in 
March,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service,  2  days;  company  marched  on 
alarms  at  Falmouth  in  April,  May,  and  Sept.,  1779. 

GooDSPEED,  Simeon  (also  given  Simon),  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  John  Russell's 
CO.;  marched  July  28,  1776;  service  to  Sept.  30,  1776,  2  mos.  2  days;  company 
stationed  at  Martha's  Vineyard  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  same  co. ;  service 
from  Sept.  30,  1776,  to  Nov.  22,  1776,  1  mo.  22  days ;  company  raised  for  defence 
of  seacoast  and  stationed  at  Martin's  (Martha's)  Vineyard  under  Maj.  Barachiah 
Bassett;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  dated  May 
10,  1778;  residence,  Barnstable;  engaged  for  town  of  Barnstable;  joined  Capt. 
John  Russell's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  legt. ;  term  to  expire  Jan.  -,  1778 ;  reported 
mustered  May  26,  1777,  by  Joseph  Otis,  Muster  Master  for  Barnstable  Co. ;  also. 
Private,  6th  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  May  22,  1777,  to  Dec.  28,  1777 ;  reported  deceased ;  also,  Capt. 
John  Russell's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777;  enlisted 
May  22,  1777;  joined  June  26,  1777;  enlistment,  3  j'ears;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered  by  Continental  Muster  Master ;  reported 
sick  and  absent. 

GooDSPEED,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Hallet's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  12,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  20  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  detached  from  militia  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  3  months. 

GooDSPEED,  Timothy.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Bradley's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  30,  1777;  discharged  July  26,  1777;  service,  27  days,  at  the  North- 
Avard. 

GooDSPEED,  Timothy.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fish's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  en- 
listed Sept.  11,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1779;  service,  2  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
Falmouth ;  company  ordered  out  by  Brig.  Otis.    Roll  dated  Sandwich. 

GOODSPEED,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Belding's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  21,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1777;  service,  20  days,  at  the  North- 
ward. 

GooDUE,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  David  Low's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's 
(3d  Essex  Co.)  regt. ;  return  for  equipments  dated  Aug.  21,  1778. 

GooDWARD,  Levi,  Northborough.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780.     [See  Levi  Goddard.] 

Goodwel,  Josiah.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  en- 
gaged to  serve  the  month  of  Jan.,  1777,  dated  Springfield,  Jan.  25,  1777. 

Goodwell,  David,  Charlton.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780. 


IN  THE   WAR   OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  609 

GooDWELL,  Elijah,  Charlton.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

GooDWELL,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Browning's  co.,  Col.  Seth  Murray's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  24,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  2  mos. 
24  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 

GooDAVELL,  JosiAH.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  (5th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776. 

GooDWELL,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Winship's  (4th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776. 

GooDAVELL,  Samuel,  Wells.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Sayers's  co.,  Col.  James  Scam- 
mon's  (30th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  3, 1775 ;  service, 
3  mos.  4  days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  due  on 
account  of  the  8  mos.  service  in  1775. 

GooDWELL,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Winship's  (4th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  receipt  for  wages  for  Dec,  1776. 

GooDWELL,  Solomon,  Brookfield.  Descriptive  list  endorsed  "Jan.  11,  1781;"  Lieut. 
Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  20  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  light;  birthplace,  Brookfield ;  residence,  Brookfield ;  enlisted  Nov.-, 
1779,  by  Capt.  Haskell;  enlistment,  during  war. 

GooDWEN,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted  Feb.  29,  1776; 
reported  re-engaged  Nov.  15,  1776. 

GooDAViCH,  Samuel.  List  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months 
from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  by  Col.  E,.  Putnam,  July  20, 1778 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Richmond. 

Goodwill,  John,  Wilbraham.  Return  dated  Wilbraham,  Aug.  25,  1780,  made 
by  Col.  John  Bliss,  of  men  mustered  by  him  for  3  mos.  service,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  22,  1780;  16th  co.,  1st  Hampshire  Co.  regt.;  age,  16  yrs.;  resi- 
dence, Wilbraham  ;  mustered  July  24,  1780 ;  also,  order  signed  by  said  Goodwill 
and  others,  payable  to  Col.  John  Bliss,  for  wages  for  3  mos.  service  in  Capt.  Joseph 
Brownen's  (Browning's)  co.  in  1780. 

Goodwill,  Samuel.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Fisk  ;  engaged  Feb.  22,  1777  ;  discharged  July  31,  1777 ;  service,  5  mos.  9  days ; 
roll  dated  Boston;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  July  31,  1777; 
discharged  Aug.  31,  1777;  roll  dated  Boston. 

Goodwill,  Thaddeus,  Waltham.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780.     [See  Thaddeus  Gooding.] 

Goodwill,  Thomas,  Rowley.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Rowley ;  engaged  for  town  of  Rowlej'. 

Goodwill,  Thomas,  York.  Private,  Capt.  George  White's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tup- 
per's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  -,  1778;  residence,  York;  enlisted  for  town  of 
York ;  mustered  by  County  Muster  Master  Ilsley  ;  reported  died  Sept.  6,  1777. 

Goodwin,  — — .  [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goden,  Godwin,  Gooden, 
Goodin,  Gooding,  Goodwen,  Goodwind,  Goodwine,  Goodwn,  Gooing,  Goowin, 
Gordon,  Groden,  Grodin.] 


610  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GooDwix,  Aaron,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  James  Scam- 
mon's  (30th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  5, 1775 ;  service, 
3  mos.  4  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ,  including  abstract  for 
pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Dec.  21,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbord's  co. ;  enlisted 
Jan.  22,  1776;  service  to  May  31,  1776,  4  mos.  10  days;  company  stationed  at 
Kittery  Point  and  Old  York  for  defence  of  seacoast ;  rolls  dated  Kittery. 

Goodwin,  Adam  (also  given  Jr.),  Berwick.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  April  20, 1778,  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  at  Fishkill,  returned 
as  received  of  John  Frost,  Superintendent  for  York  Co.,  by  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton, 
at  Kittery,  June  1,  1778,  to  be  conducted  to  Fishkill  and  delivered  to  Brig.  Jona- 
than Warner ;  Capt.  Hogdon's  (10th)  co.,  2d  York  Co.  regt. ;  age,  20  yrs ;  stature, 

5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Berwick;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  4, 
1778;  a^so.  Private,  Capt.  John  Goodwin's  co.,  Maj.  Daniel  Littlefield's  detach- 
ment of  York  Co.  militia ;  detached  July  10,  1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1779  v 
service,  2  mos.,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Goodwin,  Amaziah,  York.  Private,  Capt.  Johnson  Moulton's  (York)  co.  of  Minute- 
men;  service,  4  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  enlisted  April  21, 
1775;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Bragdon's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt.;  en- 
tered service  Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  25,  1777;  service,  87  days,  travel 
included,  with  Northern  army ;  company  discharged  at  Queman's  Heights. 

Goodwin,  Andrew,  Gardnerstown.  Corporal,  Capt.  Oliver  Colborn's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Arnold's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  25,  1775;  service,  20  days. 

Goodwin, 'Bartholomew.  Capt.  James  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  (24th) 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter 
Hill,  Oct.  30,  1775. 

Goodwin,  Bartholomew.  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  Newport,  R  I.,  in  the  prison- 
ship  "  Lord  Sandwich  "  and  landed  at  Bristol  March  7,  1778. 

Goodwin,  Bartholomew.  Receipt  dated  Arundel,  May  16, 1781,  for  bounty  paid  said 
Goodwin  by  the  town  of  Arundel  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  3  years. 

Goodwin,  Benjamin,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  James 
Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.-  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  4  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including 
abstract  for  pay  due  to  last  of  Jul}^  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Dec.  21, 1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbord's  co. ;  en- 
listed Jan.  22,  1776;  service  to  Aug.  31,  1776,  7  mos.  10  days;  company  stationed 
at  Kittery  Point  and  Old  York  for  defence  of  seacoast ;  roll  dated  Kittery. 

Goodwin,  Benjamin,  Kittery.  Descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  New  Boston,  May  13, 
1782;  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  (4th)  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt.;  age,  55  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 

6  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  blue;  occupation,  yeoman;  resi- 
dence, Kittery;  enlisted  Jan.  12,  1782;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  Pi-ivate,  Capt. 
James  Tisdale's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.  and 
Oct.,  1782 ;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point  in  Sept.,  1782 ;  also,  Capt.  J.  Tis- 
dale's (3d)  CO.,  3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  James  Mellin ;  muster 
rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1783  ;  reported  tending  horses ;  also,  Capt.  Tisdale's  (4th) 
CO.,  3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Michael  Jackson;  muster  roll  for  Aug. 
and  Sept.,  1783 ;  reported  discharged  at  West  Point  Sept.  17,  1783,  for  inability. 

Goodwin,  Benjabiin.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Shapleigh's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Joseph  Storer's. 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777 ;  service,  123  days,  travel 
included.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Kittery. 


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Goodwin,  Benjamin  (also  given  Jr.).  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Rumery's  9th 
(Little  Falls)  co.,  3d  York  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the 
several  companies  of  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Tristram  Jordan  and  others, 
field  officers,  dated  Wells,  March  20,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  March  29,  1776, 
that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  March  27,  1776;  also, 
2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Humphrey  Pike's  co.,  Col.  John  Frost's  regt. ;  list  of  officers 
appointed  to  command  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Jotham  Moulton  to  Maj.  Gen.  Warren  at  Boston,  dated  Providence, 
Dec.  24,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Dyer's  (9th)  co.,  3d  York  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  Dec.  14,  1779. 

Goodwin,  Benjamin.  Capt.  Francis's  co.,  10th  Mass.  regt. ;  entered  service  Aug.  11, 
1779;  discharged  May  11,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Goodwin,  Caleb,  Penobscot.  List  of  men  mustered  bj'  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Sept.  28,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also, 
return  dated  Boxford,  Feb.  13, 1778,  made  by  a  committee  appointed  to  raise  one- 
seventh  part  of  the  male  inhabitants  of  the  town  of  Boxford  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army;  residence,  Penobscot;  engaged  for  town  of  Boxford;  joined  Capt. 
David  Allen's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1780. 

GooDAviN,  Caleb.  List  endorsed  "  May  8,  1777,"  of  men  drafted  from  1st  York  Co. 
regt.  to  serve  in  Rhode  Island  or  elsewhere  in  New  England  for  the  term  of  2 
months. 

Goodwin,  Chakles,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Syraonds's  co..  Col.  John 
Glover's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  31,  1775 ;  service,  2 
mos.  6  days. 

Goodwin,  Charles.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jon- 
athan Haraden;  engaged  Feb.  27,  1777;  discharged  June  5,  1777;  roll  sworn  to 
in  Suffolk  Co. ;  also,  Seaman,  brig  "  Penet,"  John  Harris,  Master;  engaged  Oct. 
24,  1777;  discharged  Feb.  9,  1778;  service,  3^  mos.,  on  voyage  from  Boston  to 
Nantes,  France. 

Goodwin,  Cuff,  Dighton.  Private,  Capt.  Zebulon  King's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's 
(7th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  muster  rolls 
for  June-Aug.,  1781;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.-Dec,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Hutts  and  sworn  to  at  West  Point;  also, 
descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20,  1782 ;  Capt.  Zebulon  King's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  33  (also  given  31  and  32)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  (also 
given  5  ft.  2)  in. ;  complexion,  negro;  hair,  wool ;  occupation,  laborer  (also  given 
farmer) ;  birthplace,  Dighton :  residence,  Dighton ;  enlisted  in  1779,  by  Capt. 
Redding;  enlistment,  during  war ;  a^so,  Capt.  King's  co.;  list  of  men  in  Lieut.  Col. 
Brooks's  regt.  who  were  discharged  subsequent  to  Jan.  1, 1781 ;  said  Goodwin  dis- 
charged June  10,  1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of  enlistment  having  expired; 
also,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  honorary  badges  for  faith- 
ful service ;  said  Goodwin  served  from  Sept.  16,  1777. 

Goodwin,  Daniel,  Berwick.  List  of  men  drafted  from  Col.  John  Frost's  (2d  York 
Co.)  regt.,  dated  May  7,  1777,  and  endorsed  "for  Rhode  Island;  "  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Samuel  Grant's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's  regt. ;  service,  2  mos.  14  days, 
including  travel  to  and  from  camp  at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment,  2  months  ;  war- 
rant for  pay  allowed  in  Council  July  21,  1777;  also,  Capt.  John  Goodwin's  co., 
Maj.  Daniel  Littlefield's  detachment  of  York  Co.  militia;  detached  July  10,  1779; 
discharged  Sept.  10,  1779^  service,  2  mos.,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Goodwin,  David,  Rowley.  Private,  Capt.  Eliphalet  Spafford's  co.  of  Minute-men,  in 
a  detachment  from  Col.  Samuel  Gerrish's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775,  from  West  Parish  in  Rowley  to  Cambridge ;  discharged  April  23, 


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Goodwin,  David,  continued. 

1775;  service,  6  days,  travel  included;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Dodge's  co.. 
Col.  Pickering's  regt. ;  marched  Dec.  16,  1776 ;  discharged  March  15,  1777 ;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  17  days,  travel  included. 

Goodwin,  David.  Captain,  Middlesex  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers; 
commissioned  June  29,  1778;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Cogswell's  regt.;  engaged  Sept. 
12,  1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778 ;  service,  3  mos.  19  daj-s ;  company  detached 
to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston . 

Goodwin,  David  (also  given  Jr.).  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargeant's  co.,  Col.  Jacob 
Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ;  detached  July  7, 1778 ;  service  to  July  17, 1778, 10  days ; 
company  stationed  at  Winter  Hill  for  15  days  ;  also,  detachment  from  Capt.  David 
Goodwin's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher's  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  4,  1779;  discharged 
Jan.  26,  1779;  service,  23  days,  guarding  troops  of  convention  at  Bunker  Hill; 
roll  dated  Charlestown. 

Goodwin,  Dominicus.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives, 
dated  Nov.  27, 1780;  said  Goodwin  chosen  Muster  Master  for  York  Co. ;  appoint- 
ment concurred  in  by  the  Senate  Nov.  29,  1780. 

Goodwin,  Ebenezer.  Receipt  dated  Wells,  March  15,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said 
Goodwin  and  others  by  the  Selectmen  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Armj'  for  the 
term  of  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from 
March  6,  1781,  21  mos.  24  days. 

Goodwin,  Edward.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargeant's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. 
of  guards ;  detached  July  7,  1778 ;  service  to  July  17,  1778,  10  days ;  company 
stationed  at  Winter  Hill  for  15  days. 

Goodwin,  Eleazee.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Independence,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Simeon  Samson;  engaged  Nov.  6,  1776;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  1  mo.  24  days; 
also,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  Jan.  1,  1777;  service  to  July  5,  1777, 
6  mos.  5  days ;  also.  Council  warrant  dated  Oct.  21,  1777,  drawn  for  £10  8s,  to  be 
paid  Joseph  Page  for  the  use  of  said  Goodwin,  for  back  wages  not  allowed  on  Capt. 
Samson's  rolls,  and  allowance  for  expenses,  etc.,  incurred  in  his  escape  from 
Halifax. 

Goodwin,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Grant's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  4  mos,  3  days,  travel 
included,  with  Northern  army;  company  discharged  at  Queman's  Heights. 

Goodwin,  Ephraim,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Sullivan's  co..  Col.  James 
Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  3  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including 
abstract  of  pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Elisha  Shapleigh's  co.,  (late) 
Col.  Joseph  Storer's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  14, 1777;  discharged  Nov.  30, 1777;  ser- 
vice, 123  days,  travel  included ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Kittery. 

Goodwin,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmor's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  24,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  31,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
13  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. 

Goodwin,  Francis  (also  given  Francis  Le  Baron).  Surgeon's  Mate,  Col.  Gamaliel 
Bradford's  (14th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  1, 
1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  return  of  field  and  stafT  officers  for  July,  1780, 
dated  Steenrapie ;  appointed  May  6,  1780;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct. -Dec,  1780, 
dated  Huts  near  West  Point;  also,  recommendation  addressed  to  Gov.  Han- 
cock, dated  Huts,  New  Boston,  June  20, 1782,  signed  by  Col.  Heniy  Jackson  of  9th 
Mass.  regt.,  recommending  that  said  Goodwin  be  appointed  Surgeon's  Mate  in 
said  regiment,  commission  to  date  from  May  6, 1780 ;  advised  in  Council  July  3, 
1782,  that  His  Excellency  issue  a  warrant  to  said  Goodwin. 


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GooDwix,  Geokge.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  June  14,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Good- 
win by  Maj.  Benjamin  Gage,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  1  of  the  town  of  Bradford, 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  tlie  term  of  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
John  K.  Smith's  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  wages  allowed  from 
June  14,  1782,  to  Dec.  31,  1782,  6  mos.  17  days. 

Goodwin,  Henry,  Salisbury.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Henry  Morrill's  co..  Col.  Caleb  Cush- 
ing's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  4  days. 

Goodwin,  Henry.  Captain's  Clerk,  brigantine  "  Independence,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Simeon  Samson ;  engaged  June  15,  1776;  service  to  Sept.  22, 1776,  3  mos.  7  days; 
roll  dated  Plymouth  ;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  Sept.  23,  1776; 
service  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  3  mos.  8  days;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander;  en- 
gaged Jan.  1,  1777  ;  service,  2  mos. ;  also.  Council  warrant  dated  Oct.  21, 1777,  for 
£30  Is  4d  to  be  paid  said  Goodwin  for  wages  for  service  on  brigantine  "Inde- 
pendence," Capt.  Sampson,  and  allowance  for  expenses,  etc.,  incurred  in  his 
escape  from  Halifax. 

Goodwin,  Ichabod  (also  given  Jr.).  Major,  Col.  Edward  Cutts's  (1st  York  Co.)  regt. 
of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  field  officers;  commissioned  Aug.  30, 1775;  also,  official 
record  of  a  ballot  b3'the  House  of  Representatives,  dated  Feb.  2, 1776  ;  said  Good- 
win chosen  Lieut.  Colonel,  Col.  John  Frost's  (2d  York  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia; 
appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  7,  1776;  reported  commissioned  Feb. 
7,  1776;  also,  report  dated  Sept.  6,  1776,  signed  by  said  Goodwin,  one  of  the  com- 
mittee for  raising  men  in  York  Co.,  showing  the  number  of  men  raised  by  him 
in  said  county;  also,  Lieut.  Colonel,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.;  entered  service 
April  1,  1778;  discharged  July  3, 1778;  service,  3  mos. 3  days;  regiment  detached 
from  militia  for  service  in  Massachusetts  ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co. ;  also,  official 
record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated  June  10,  1778;  said 
Goodwin  chosen  Colonel,  2d  Yoi'k  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  appointment  con- 
curred in  by  Council  June  10,  1778;  reported  commissioned  June  10,  1778;  also. 
Colonel,  2d  York  Co.  regt..  Brig.  Gen.  Frost's  brigade;  general  return  of  officers 
and  men  for  equipments,  made  by  Adj.  Gen.  PelegWadsworth,  dated  July  5, 1779; 
also,  list  of  members  of  committees  to  raise  men  for  New  York  and  Canada  [year 
not  given] ,  showing  commissions  delivered  them ;  said  Goodwin  reported  as  be- 
longing to  committee  for  York  Co. 

Goodwin,  Jacob.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  July  13,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Goodwin 
by  Ezekiel  Potter,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  4  of  the  town  of  Ipswich,  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Goodwin,  James,  Lancaster.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Gates's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  7  days  ;  also,  Capt.  William  Greenleaf's  co., 
Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  22,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  26,  1777; 
service,  4  days ;  company  inarched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington. 

Goodwin,  James,  Lebanon.  Private,  Capt.  John  Goodwin's  co.,  Maj.  Daniel  Little- 
field's  detachment  of  York  Co.  militia;  detached  July  10,  1779;  discharged  Aug. 
22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  12  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Goodwin,  James.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Shapleigh's  co. ;  engaged  July  7,  1775; 
service  to  Nov.  1,  1775,  4  mos.  3  days ;  company  stationed  at  Kittery  for  defence 
of  seacoast;  also,  same  co. ;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1775,  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  2  mos. 
5  days,  under  Col.  Edward  Cutt ;  company  stationed  on  the  seacoast  at  Kittery 
Point. 

Goodwin,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Perkins's  co.,  Col.  Cogswell's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  22,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  7  days,  including  time 
to  return  home.    Roll  dated  North  Castle. 


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Goodwin,  Jedediah,  Berwick.  Lieuteuant,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  James 
Scammon's  regt. ;  list  of  officers ;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  at  Watertown, 
June  2,  1775,  that  commissions  be  delivered  to  said  officers ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Philip  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  May  2,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  7  days;  a^so,  company  return 
[proljably  Oct.,  1775] ,  including  abstract  of  pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also, 
Captain,  2d  (1st  Berwick)  co.,  2d  York  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers 
chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  John  Frost  and 
others,  field  officers,  dated  Kittery,  April  23, 1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  April  29, 1776, 
that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  April  29,  1776;  also, 
Captain,  Col.  Wiggelsworth's  regt. ;  roll  for  travel  allowance  from  place  of  dis- 
charge honie ;  company  discharged  at  Albany  Nov.  30,  1776  ;  also,  Captain,  Col. 
Joseph  Prime's  regt. ;  engaged  April  14,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  20,  1780;  service, 
7  mos.  7  days,  under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward;  also,  same  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Falmouth,  July  11,  1780;  reported  marched  from  home  April 
14,  1780;  also,  list  dated  Berwick,  Sept.  28,  1782,  signed  by  said  Goodwin  and 
others,  Selectmen,  for  bounties  paid  men  for  enlisting  into  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Goodwin,  Jeremiah,  Gardnerstown.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Colborn's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Arnold's  regt.;  enlisted  July  25,  1775;  service,  20  days. 

Goodwin,  Jeremiah,  Pownalborough.  Return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown, 
April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's  and  Col. 
Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Heniy  Sherburne's 
regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry 
Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  rank,  Private;  enlisted 
Nov.  2,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  deserted,  never  joined ;  said  Goodwin 
appears  among  men  belonging  to  Col.  Jackson's  regt.  who  had  been  discharged 
from  the  rolls  prior  to  above  arrangement. 

Goodwin,  Jeremiah.  Private,  Capt.  John  Blunt's  co.,  Maj.  William  Lithgow's  de- 
tachment of  militia;  service  from  Sept.  27,  1779,  to  Nov.  10,  1779,  1  mo.  15  days, 
defending  frontiers  of  Lincoln  Co.    Roll  endorsed  "  service  at  Penobscot." 

Goodwin,  Job.  Private,  2d  Duxbury  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Nathan  Samson,  Col. 
Thomas  Lothrop's  regt.;  marched  Dec.  10,  1776;  service,  15  days;  company 
marched  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Goodwin,  John,  Arundel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jesse  Dorman's  co..  Col.  James  Scam- 
mon's (30th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  for 
pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  27,  1775 ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Tobias  Lord's  co. ; 
marched  Jan.  22,  1776;  service  to  Feb.  29,  1776,  1  mo.  10  days;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.,  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  resolve  dated 
March  14,  1776,  appointing  said  Goodwin  2d  Lieutenant  of  a  company  raised  in 
York  Co.  and  stationed  at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.,  under  command  of  Tobias 
Lord ;  reported  appointed  in  the  room  of  Lieut.  Webber  who  declined  serving ; 
reported  commissioned  March  14,  1776;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Tobias  Lord's 
CO. ;  service  from  Feb.  29,  1776,  to  Nov.  25,  1776,  8  mos.  25  days ;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Falmouth  for  defence  of  seacoast 

Goodwin,  John  (also  given  3d),  Arundel.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells, 
Muster  Master  for  York  Co.,  to  serve  for  8  months  in  defence  of  eastern  Massa- 
chusetts, certified  in  York  Co.,  June  6, 1780;  residence,  Arundel;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Daniel  Clark's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  (York  Co.)  regt.;  joined  May  9, 
1780;  discharged  July  8,  1780 ;  service,  2  mos.;  enlistment,  8  months;  company 
raised  for  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts. 

Goodwin,  John,  Chelsea.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  the  Selectmen,  Committee  of  Correspondence,  Capt.  Samuel  Clark 


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GooDAvix,  John,  continued. 

and  other  militia  officers,  all  of  Chelsea,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  Feb.  14, 
1778;  residence,  Chelsea;  engaged  for  town  of  Chelsea;  joined  Capt.  Phillips's 
CO.,  Col.  Crafts's  regt. ;  term,  3  years;  also,  Capt.  Turner  Phillips's  (8th)  co., 
Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  a  bounty,  dated  Boston,  Jan. 
12,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  received  bounty  from  April 
30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777;  also,  Private,  6th  co.;  order  dated  July  13,  1783,  for 
wages  for  May  and  June  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  ac- 
cepted on  account  of  wages. 

Goodwin,  John,  Lebanon.  Captain,  13th  (1st  Lebanon)  co.,  2d  York  Co.  regt.  of 
Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  of  said  regiment,  as 
returned  by  John  Fi'ost  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Kittery,  April  23,  1776 ; 
ordered  in  Council  April  29,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported 
commissioned  April  29,  1776;  also,  Captain,  Maj.  Daniel  Littlefield's  detachment 
of  York  Co.  militia ;  detached  July  10,  1779 ;  discharged  Aug.  22,  1779 ;  service, 
1  mo.  12  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

GooDAViN,  John,  Marblehead.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Francis  Felton's  (Marblehead)  co. ; 
company  receipt  given  to  Daniel  Hopkins,  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  dated 
Marblehead,  Sept.  26,  1775;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  July  17,  1775;  service  to 
Dec.  31,  1775,  5  mos.  28  days ;  company  raised  in  Marblehead  and  stationed  there 
for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  4,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  15, 
1776, 10  mos.  13  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathaniel 
Lindsay's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Pickering,  Jr.'s  regt.;  return  of  a  regiment  raised 
by  Brig.  Michael  Farley  from  his  brigade  and  ordered  to  march  to  Danbury, 
Conn.,  via  Providence,  dated  Ipswich,  Dec.  24,  1776;  company  raised  in  Marble- 
head; also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Lindsey's  co. ;  service  from  Dec.  10,  1776,  to 
March  18,  1777,  3  mos.  9  days ;  company  raised  in  Marblehead  to  reinforce  Con- 
tinental Army. 

Goodwin,  John,  Plymouth.  Steward,  brigantine  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Simeon  Samson ;  engaged  Aug.  20,  1777  [service  not  given] .  [See  Timothy 
Goodwin.] 

Goodwin,  John,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co.,  Col.  David  Green's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days ;  also,  list 
of  training  soldiers  of  a  company  in  Reading  under  Capt.  Thomas  Eaton  [year 
not  given] . 

Goodwin,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Tobias  Lord's  co. ;  marched  Feb.  9,  1776;  service  to 
Nov.  25,  1776,  9  mos.  16  daj's;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth,  Cumberland 
Co.,  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also.  Chief  Gunner,  Capt.  Abner  Lowell's  co.  of 
matrosses;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  March  31,  1777,  3  mos.;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co. 

Goodwin,  John  (also  given  Jr.) .  Private,  Capt.  Tobias  Lord's  co. ;  marched  Feb.  13, 
1776;  discharged  Sept.  20,  1776;  service,  7  mos.  7  days;  company  stationed  at 
Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.,  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Abner 
Lowell's  CO.  of  matrosses  stationed  at  Falmouth;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to 
March  31,  1777,3  mos.;  also,  same  co. ;  return  dated  Falmouth,  July  31,  1777; 
company  reported  Aug.  11, 1777,  as  mustered  by  Col.  Noyes,  agreeable  to  seacoast 
establishment. 

Goodwin,  John.  Private,  Capt.  David  Chadwick's  co. ;  service,  5  days ;  company 
marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington ;  State  pay  allowed  by  resolve  of  Sept.  23, 
1777. 

Goodwin,  John.  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  Newport,  R.  I.,  in  the  prison-ship  "Lord 
Sandwich  "  and  landed  at  Bristol  March  7,  1778. 


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Goodwin,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Cousens's  co.,  (late)  Maj.  Littlefield's  de- 
tachment of  York  Co.  militia;  enlisted  July  6,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  24,  1779; 
service,  1  mo.  19  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Goodwin,  John.  Matross,  Lieut.  Etham  Moore's  corps  of  artillery  stationed  at  Fal- 
mouth; engaged  June  10,  1780;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1780,  4  mos.  22  days;  also, 
Matross,  in  a  corps  of  artillery  commanded  by  Joseph  Mclellan  ;  engaged  Nov.  1, 
1780;  discharged  March  1,  1781 ;  service,  4  mos.  at  Falmouth,  Casco  Bay. 

Goodwin,  John  Dunmaek,  Wells.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster 
Master  for  York  Co.,  dated  Wells,  Feb.  15,  1777;  Capt.  Daniel  Merril's  co.,  Col. 
Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  residence,  Wells ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  received 
State  and  Continental  bounties;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Hitchcock's  co.,  Col.  Eben- 
ezer  Sprout's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  -, 
1777,  to  Feb.  -,1778;  reported  died  Feb.  -,  1778  ;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Merrill's  co., 
Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Wells ;  enlisted 
for  town  of  Wells ;  mustered  by  Muster  Master  Wells  at  Wells ;  reported  sick 
in  hospital.     [See  Dunbar  Goowin.] 

Goodwin,  Jonathan,  Newbury  (also  given  "New  Town").  Descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at 
Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.; 
complexion,  light;  hair  brown;  eyes,  dark;  residence,  Newbuiy  (also  given 
"  New  Town  ")  ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  15,  1778.     [See  Jonathan  Gordon.] 

Goodwin,  Jonathan,  Portsmouth,  N.  H.  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  list  of 
deserters, dated  Nov. 20, 1780;  age,  23 yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 8  in.;  complexion,  light; 
hair,  brown;  enlistment,  3  years;  deserted  Oct.,  1778. 

Goodwin,  Jonathan.  Major's  co.;  entered  service  Aug.  31, 1779;  discharged  May  31, 
1780 ;  term,  9  months ;  engaged  for  town  of  Dighton. 

Goodwin,  Joseph,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  James  Scam- 
mon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  28,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  6  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  including  abstract 
for  pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  reported  enlisted  May  28,  1775 ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  21,  1775. 

Goodwin,  Joseph,  Boston  (also  given  Belchertown) .  List  of  men  raised  for  Conti- 
nental service,  as  returned  by  Col.  Benjamin  Gill,  dated  June  27, 1777  ;  residence, 
Boston  (also  given  Belchertown) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Bradford;  term,  during 
war. 

Goodwin,  Joseph,  Buxton  (also  given  Pepperellborough).  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah 
Hill's  CO.,  Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  3,  1775 ;  service,  12  weeks  6  days  ;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept. 
27,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Oct.  26, 
1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster  Master  for  York  Co., 
dated  March  12, 1777 ;  Capt.  Matthew  Fairfield's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's 
regt. ;  residence,  Buxton  ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  received  State  and  Con- 
tinental bounties;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Page's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late 
Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  3, 
1777,  to  Dec.  1, 1779 ;  residence,  Pepperellborough  ;  reported  deserted  Dec.  1, 1779 ; 
also,  (late)  Capt.  Matthew  Fairfield's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  return  of 
men  in  servic'e  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph  McNall's 
CO.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Camp 
at  Valley  Forge;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778; 
also,  Capt.  Peter  Page's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  March  3,  1777;  reported  on 
command  after  deserters ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  McNall's  co..  Col.  AVigglesworth's 
regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Buxton ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Buxton. 


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Goodwin,  Joseph,  Guilford.  Corporal,  Capt.  Moses  Draper's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  "William 
Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Prospect 
Hill,  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Goodwin,  Joseph.  Sergeant,  Capt.  James  Littlefield's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt.; 
entered  service  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1777  ;  service,  2  mos.  25  days, 
travel  included,  with  Northern  army ;  company  discharged  at  Queman's  Heights. 

Goodwin,  Joseph.  List  dated  Petersham,  May  23,  1778,  signed  by  Capt.  Asa  How 
and  Capt.  Wing  Spooner,  stating  that  said  Goodwin  and  others  had  been  engaged 
and  mustered  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  8  months,  and 
were  credited  to  the  town  of  Petersham ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  May  15  [year 
not  given] ,  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army ;  Col.  Waid's  regt. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Petersham;  term,  8 
months. 

Goodwin,  Levi,  Araesbury.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co..  Col.  Titcomb's  regt.; 
arrived  at  Providence  May  4,  1777 ;  discharged  July  4,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  9 
days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island  ;  enlistment,  2  months  ;  also,  Capt.  Caleb 
Kimball's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;  enlisted  Nov.  24,  1777;  ser- 
vice to  April  3,  1778,  4  mos.  11  days,  at  Charlestown  and  Winter  Hill;  company 
detached  to  guard  Lieut.  Gen.  Burgoyne's  army ;  also,  company  i-eceipt  for  wages 
for  4  mos.  20  days  service  in  Capt.  Kimball's  co.  at  Winter  Hill  [year  not  given]. 

Goodwin,  Luxford  (also  given  Laxford).  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Perkins's  5th 
(also  given  4th)  co.,  5th  Lincoln  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  com- 
missioned July  23,  1776 ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co. ;  engaged 
Aug.  19, 1777 ;  discharged  Sept.  28,  1777  ;  service,  1  mo.  10  days ;  company  called 
out  by  order  of  Col.  Jonathan  Buck  for  service  at  Machias. 

Goodwin,  Mark,  Arundel.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Dorman's  co.,  Col.  James  Scammon's 
(30th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  8, 1775  ;  service,  3  mos. ; 
also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  for  pay  due  to 
last  of  July,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Cambridge,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

Goodwin,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  in  Northern  department;  reported 
died  Sept.  22,  1777.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

Goodwin,  Moses.  Receipt  dated  Berwick,  July  28, 1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Goodwin 
by  Ichabod  Goodwin,  Chairman  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Berwick,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Goodwin,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbord's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  22,  1776;  ser- 
vice to  Aug.  1, 1776,  7  mos.  10  days  ;  company  stationed  at  Kittery  Point  and  Old 
York  for  defence  of  seacoast ;  also,  Capt.  Elisha  Shapleigh's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Joseph 
Storer's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  123 
days,  travel  included ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Kittery. 

Goodwin,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargant's  co.  of  guards ;  enlisted  Feb. 
23,  1779;  discharged  May  23,  1779;  service,  3  mos.;  company  raised  for  service 
under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and  about  Boston  ;  also,  Capt.  Joshua  Lealand's  co.  of 
guards  stationed  at  Boston  under  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath;  enlisted  Oct.  12,  1779; 
discharged  Nov.  10,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo. ;  company  detached  by  order  of  Gen. 
Hancock  to  man  the  forts  at  and  about  Boston. 

Goodwin,  Nathaniel.  Captain,  1st  (Plymouth)  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford,  Jr.'s 
(1st  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several 
companies  of  said  regiment,  certified  by  Seth  Cushing,  2d  Major,  at  Watertown, 
June  6, 1776 ;  ordered  in  Council,  June  6, 1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ; 
reported  commissioned  June  6, 1776 ;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt. ; 


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OooDwiN,  Nathaniel,  contimied. 

detached  Sept.  25,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  6  days,  on  a 
secret  expedition  against  Newport,  R.  I. ;  also,  Col.  Cotton's  regt..  Brig.  Gen. 
Palmer's  brigade;  return  of  officers  who  marched  on  a  "late"  expedition  to 
Rhode  Island,  dated  Germantown,  Dec.  11,  1777 ;  also,  2d  Major,  Col.  Theophilus 
Cotton's  (1st  Plymouth  Co.)  regt. of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned 
Feb.  12,  1778 ;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives, 
dated  March  4,  1778;  said  Goodwin  chosen  2d  Major,  1st  Plymouth  Co.  regt.  of 
Mass.  militia;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  March  4,  1778;  also,  Major, 
Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  entered  service  July  3, 1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  12, 1778 ; 
service,  5  mos.  9  days ;  regiment  detached  from  militia  for  service  in  Massachu- 
setts; roll  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co. ;  also,  pay  abstract  for  Oct.,  1778,  for  a  detach- 
ment from  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards  made  up  of  three  companies 
under  said  Nathaniel  Goodwin,  Major,  for  service  at  and  about  Boston ;  also,  re- 
turn dated  Boston,  Jan.  17,  1781,  of  officers  who  belonged  to  (late)  14th  Mass. 
regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Bradford  and  who  were  in  actual  service ;  reported  a 
staff  officer;  also.  Major,  (late)  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt. ;  appointed  March 
5,  1781 ;  discharged  March  31,  1781 ;  service,  27  days,  at  Newport  by  order  of  His 
Excellency  Gen.  Hancock ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Plymouth  Co. 

Goodwin,  Nathaxiel.  Petition  dated  Boston,  Jan.  4, 1780,  signed  by  Thomas  Russell, 
of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Goodwin  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  brig- 
antine  "  Polly  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Jan.  4,  1780,  that  a  commission 
be  issued;  also,  petition  dated  Boston,  Nov.  26,  1780,  signed  by  Thomas  Russell, 
of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Goodwin  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the 
schooner  "  Hope  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Nov.  29,  1780,  that  a  commis- 
sion be  issued;  also,  petition  dated  Boston,  July  4,  1781,  signed  by  Thomas  Rus- 
sell, of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Goodwin  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the 
ship  "Lively  "  (privateer) ;  advised  in  Council  July  5,  1781,  that  a  commission 
be  issued. 

GooDWix,  Nathaniel.  Pay  roll  of  Maj.  Thomas  Thomas's  (Artillery)  co.  for  service 
on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  in  1778;  warrant  reported  dated  March  5,  1785. 

Goodwin,  Nehemiah,  Buxton  (also  given  Pepperellborough  and  Berwick).  Private, 
Capt.  Jeremiah  Hill's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  12  weeks  6  days;  also,  company 
return  dated  Sept.  27, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Oct.  26, 1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster  Master 
for  York  Co.,  dated  Wells,  March  12,  1777;  Capt.  Matthew  Fairfield's  co.,  Col. 
Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  residence,  Pepperellborough ;  enlistment,  3  years ; 
reported  received  State  and  Continental  bounties ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  by  a 
committee  for  settling  disputes  between  towns  as  to  soldiers  credited  to  them 
[year  not  given]  ;  said  Goodwin  claimed  by  Pepperellborough  ;  allowed  to  Brad- 
ford; also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Peter  Page's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wiggles- 
worth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  22,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Matthew  Fairfield's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's 
regt.;  return  of  men  in  service  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Joseph 
McNall's  CO.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Camp 
at  Valley  Forge ;  reported  sick  in  general  hospital ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  Peter  Page's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  appointed  March  27, 
1777;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  McNall's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  return  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Buxton  ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Buxton  ;  also,  Capt.  Fowle's 
CO.,  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Feb.  22,  1780;  residence,  Berwick. 

■Goodwin,  Noah,  Berwick.  Private;  list  of  prisoners  sent  from  port  of  Halifax  for 
exchange,  by  order  of  Sir  George  Collier,  June  28, 1777,  as  returned  by  John  Emer- 


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Goodwin,  Noah,  continued. 

son.  Commissary;  reported  taken  at  Canada;  also,  Sergeant,  Col.  Patterson's 
regt. ;  pa.y  abstract  dated  Boston,  Jnly  7,  1777,  for  travel  from  Boston  home,  for 
a  number  of  prisoners  who  arrived  in  a  cartel,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Joseph  Welch ; 
credited  with  4  days  allowance ;  residence,  Berwick. 

Goodwin,  Noah,  Somersworth.  Drummer,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Sullivan's  co.,  Col.  James 
Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  3  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including 
abstract  for  pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775. 

Goodwin,  Paul,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sayer's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's 
(30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  4  days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cam- 
bridge, Oct.  27, 1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months 
from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  War- 
ner, Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  J.  Glover,  at  Fort  Arnold,  July  8,  1778 ;  arrived 
at  Fishkill  June  27,  1778. 

Goodwin,  Reuben,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  John  Goodwin's  co.,  Maj.  Daniel  Little- 
field's  detachment  of  York  Co.  militia;  enlisted  July  10,  1779;  discharged  Sept. 
10,  1779 ;  service,  2  mos.,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Goodwin,  Reuben.  Receipt  dated  Berwick,  May  9,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Good- 
win, by  a  class  of  the  town  of  Berwick,  of  which  Benjamin  Lord  was  Chairman,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780. 

Goodwin,  Reuben.  Receipt  dated  Wells,  May  24,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Good- 
win by  John  Murry,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  8  of  the  town  of  Berwick,  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tup- 
per's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from  April  20,  1782,  8  mos.  11  days. 

Goodwin,  Richard,  Newbury.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Moses  Noyes,  Chairman  of  Selectmen  and  Committee,  sworn  to  at 
Newbury,  Aug.  23,  1777;  residence,  Newbury;  engaged  for  town  of  Newbury; 
term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  who  received  supplies  from  the  town  of  Newbury 
between  May  -,  1777,  and  Oct.  15,  1779;  also.  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  list  of  deserters  dated  Camp  Ten  Eyck,  Aug.  27, 1780 ;  deserted 
Feb.  2,  1777. 

Good-win,  Richard,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Lunt's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's 
(17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  17,  1775;  service,  2 
weeks;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  34  yrs.;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov.  14,  1775. 

Goodwin,  Richard.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Capt.  Jesse  Partridge's  co.,  Col. 
John  Greaton's  regt.;  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1778;  service, 
8  mos.    Roll  endorsed  "  service  at  North  River  by  Falmouth  volunteers." 

Goodwin,  Samuel,  Berwick.  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's 
regt. ;  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.,  Sept.  and  Nov.,  1776,  dated  Dorches- 
ter; also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  from 
Dorchester  Heights  home ;  credited  with  5  days  allowance ;  warrant  allowed  in 
Council  Nov.  29,  1776. 

Goodwin,  Samuel,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  Nicholas  Blasdel's  co..  Col.  Wiggles- 
worth's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel  from  Albany  home;  warrant  allowed  in 
Council  Jan.  27,  1777. 

Goodwin,  Samuel,  Wells.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster  Master 
for  York  Co.,  dated  Wells,  Feb.  15,  1777;  Capt.  Daniel  Merrel's  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Brewer's  regt.;  residence.  Wells;  enlistment,  3  years  or  during  war;  reported 


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Goodwin,  Samuel,  continued. 

received  State  bounty ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Hitchcock's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  reported  invalided;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Merrill's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's 
regt.;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  March  17, 
1777 ;  credited  with  90  days  allowance,  including  travel  from  home  to  Bennington, 
the  place  of  rendezvous;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Wheelwright's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin 
Tupper's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  25,  1778;  residence,  Wells;  enlisted  for  town 
of  Wells;  mustered  by  Continental  Muster  Master  Verrick  (Varrick),  and  by 
County  Muster  Master  Wells,  at  Wells;  reported  sick  in  general  hospital  at 
Albany;  aZso,  Capt.  McFarland's  corps  of  invalids;  Continental  Army  pay  ac- 
counts for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  July  16,  1780;  reported  transferred  from 
Col.  Sprout's  regt.;  also  reported  deserted  July  16,  1780. 

Goodwin,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Devereux's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards ;  enlisted  Nov.  8, 1777 ;  service  to  April  3, 1778, 4  mos.  26  days,  at  Charles- 
town  and  Cambridge;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1778,  dated 
Winter  Hill;  reported  on  command;  also,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargeant's  co.,  Col. 
Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;  detached  July  2,  1778;  service  to  July  17,  1778, 
15  days ;  company  stationed  at  Winter  Hill. 

Goodwin,  Simeon,  Pepperellborough  (Saco).  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Hill's  co.. 
Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  3,  1775;  service,  12  weeks  6  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  27, 
1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Oct.  26,  1775; 
also.  Ensign,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Hill's  (4th)  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  engaged  Jan.  1,  1776; 
reported  promoted  from  Sergeant  Aug.  1,  1776,  and  left  on  command  at  Ticon- 
deroga  sawmills  until  Nov.  22,  1776,  and  on  furlough  subsequent  to  that  time; 
also,  Quartermaster  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Romery's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's 
regt.;  entered  service  Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  4  mos. 
3  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  from  York  Co.  to  Manchester  to  join 
army  under  Gen.  Gates. 

Goodwin,  Simeon.  Receipt  dated  Wells,  May  24,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Goodwin 
by  Joseph  Chick,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  10  of  the  town  of  Berwick,  to  sei've  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Goodwin,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co.,  Maj.  William  Lithgow's 
detachment;  enlisted  Sept.  15,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  18 
days,  near  Penobscot. 

Goodwin,  Thal.  [?].  Private,  Capt.  David  Goodwin's  co.,  Col.  Cogswell's  regt.;  en- 
listed Oct.  11,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  22  days;  company 
detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

Goodwin,  Thomas,  Amesbury.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Barnard's  co.,  Col.  Moses 
Little's  (17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  15,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  weeks  3  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  9, 1775 ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  11,  1775. 

Goodwin,  Thomas,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Gershom  Nelson's  (2d  Mendon)  co.,  as  returned  to  Col.  Moses  Wheelock, 
dated  Mendon,  Feb.  13,  1778;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  for  town  of  Mendon; 
joined  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Allen's  (also  given  Col.  Alden's)  regt.;  term  to 
expire  Sept.  -,  1780. 

Goodwin,  Thomas,  Lancaster.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Houghton's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  John  Whetcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775, 
to  Cambridge;  service,  8  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt. 
Andrew  Haskell's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775; 


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'Goodwin,  Thomas,  continued.  ,  r,  (.  c 

enlisted  Mav  5,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6, 
1775  ;  also,  "list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  2d  Worcester 
Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Daniel  Goss,  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co.,  Feb.  18, 
1778  ;  residence,  Lancaster ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lancaster ;  joined  Capt.  Bryant  s 
CO.,  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Bryant's  co.,  Col. 
Mason's  re-t. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  24,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Frothingham's  co.  of  matrosses  stationed 
at  Springfield,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.;  return  of  men  entitled  to 
gratuitv,  dated  Springfield,  Nov.  1,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Bryant's  co.;  Continental 
Armv  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  March  18, 1780 ;  also,  Matross, 
in  a  "corps  of  Artillery  artificers  under  Capt.  Pattin  and  Capt.  Bryant  at  West 
Point ;  statement  of  Continental  balances ;  balance  probably  certified  June  11, 1782. 

■Goodwin,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Russell's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  BuUard's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  28  days,  travel 
included,  with  Gen.  Warner's  brigade  at  the  Northward;  also,  Capt.  Joseph 
Bradley  Varnum's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.,  Gen.  Level's  brigade;  enlisted  Aug. 
28,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  11,  1778;  service,  19  days,  travel  included,  on  an  expe- 
dition to  Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated  Dracut. 

•Goodwin,  Thomas.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Supermtendent, 
Nov.  24,  1779 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Watertown. 

Goodwin  Timothy,  Plymouth.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abraham  Hammatt's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 177o,  to 
Marshfield;  service,  7  days;  «/.o,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jesse  Harlow's  co.  sta- 
tioned at  Plymouth ;  list  of  seacoast  ofBcers ;  commissioned  Jan.  16,  1776 ;  also, 
2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Harlow's  co.;  service  from  Jan.  29,  1776,  to  Nov.  18,  1776, 
9  mos.  21  days;  company  stationed  at  Plymouth  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Goodwin  Timothy.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Esaias  Preble's  1st  (York)  co..  Col. 
Ebenezer  Sayer's  (1st  York  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  return  of  officers  be- 
longing to  said  regiment,  dated  Wells,  June  12, 1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  June  25, 
1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  June  26,  1776. 

Goodwin,  Timothy.  Drummer,  Capt.  John  Shapleigh's  co.;  enlisted  July  10,  1775; 
service  to  Nov.  1,  1775,  4  mos.,  at  Kittery ;  also,  same  co.;  service  from  Nov.  1, 
1775  to  Dec  31, 1775,2  mos.  5  days,  under  Col.  Edward  Cutt;  company  stationed 
on  the  seacoast  at  Kittery  Point ;  also,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbord's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan. 
22,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  13,  1776,  9  mos.  23  days;  company  stationed  at  Kittery 
Point  and  Old  York  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Goodwin,  Timothy.  Steward,  brigantine  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon 
Samson;  engaged  Aug.  20,  1777;  discharged  May  20,  1778;  service,  9  mos.;  roll 
dated  Boston;  also.  Seaman,  State  brig  "Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Foster  Williams ;  engaged  July  6,  1778 ;  discharged  Oct.  14, 1778 ;  service,  3  mos. 
10  days ;  also,  memorandum  of  shoes  taken  from  the  prize  ship  "  Live  Oak  and 
delivered  to  officers  and  men  belonging  to  brigantine  "  Hazard  "  [year  not  given] ; 
also,  Steward,  ship  "Mars,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon  Samson;  petitiou 
si-ned  by  said  Goodwin  and  other  officers  of  the  "  Mars,"  intended  to  call  at  a 
port  in  France  during  her  cruise,  complaining  of  the  rating  of  prize  shares  as 
established  by  the  Council,  and  requesting  that  the  same  be  altered  in  order  that 
the  vessel  might  be  manned  eff-ectively ;  referred  to  a  committee  in  Council  July 
6  1780  and  report  allowing  one-half  of  all  prizes  captured  to  the  seamen  of  the 
"'Mars,"  accepted  July  7, 1780 ;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander ;  engaged  May 
20  (also  given  May  29),  1780;  discharged  March  12,  1781;  service,  9  mos.  22 
days;  reported  entitled  to  share  in  the  brig  "  Tryall"  if  made  a  prize. 


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Goodwin,  Uriah,  Woburn.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreea- 
able  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned  by  E.  Brooks,  Superintendent;  Capt. 
Walker's  co.,  Col.  Fox's  (3d  Middlesex  Co.)  regt. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  residence, 
Woburn;  arrived  at  Fishkill  July  27,  1778;  also,  enlistment  agreement  dated 
Woburn,  June  21,  1779,  signed  by  said  Goodwin  and  others,  engaging  themselves 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their 
arrival  at  Springfield,  the  place  of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged;  also, 
list  of  men  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent,  Nov.  24,  1779;  also, 
descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  in  1779  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army;  age,  20  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of 
Woburn;  delivered  to  Lieut.  William  Storey;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised 
in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph 
Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county  ;  age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  gray;  occupation,  laborer  (also  given  farmer) ; 
engaged  April  1,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Woburn ;  term,  3  years. 

GooDAViN,  Uriah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Rob- 
inson's detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  entered  service  Dec.  23,  1776;  dis- 
charged April  1,1777;  service,  3  mos.  10  days ;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga; 
also,  same  co.  and  detachment ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga,  Feb. 
24,  1777;  enlistment  to  expire  March  23,  1777;  reported  in  barracks,  lame. 

Goodwin,  Uriah  (also  given  Jr.).  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Timothy  Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  Dec.  23, 1776 ; 
discharged  April  1,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  10  days;  company  marched  to  Ticon- 
deroga; also,  same  co.  and  detachment;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonder- 
oga, Feb.  24, 1777 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  23, 1777 ;  reported  sick  in  barracks ; 
also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  I'egt. ; 
enlisted  July  10,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department. 

Goodwin,  Uriah.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  21, 
1780;  age,  42  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Ashfield;  marched  to  camp  July  21,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Isaac  Pope; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Ashfield  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  21,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1780; 
service,  4  mos.  23  days,  travel  included. 

Goodwin,  William,  Berwick.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
April  20,  1778,  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received 
of  John  Frost,  Superintendent  for  York  Co.,  by  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton,  at 
Kittery,  June  1,  1778,  to  be  conducted  to  Fishkill  and  delivered  to  Brig.  Jonathan 
Warner ;  Capt.  Grant's  (6th)  co.,  2d  York  Co.  regt. ;  age,  36  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11 
in. ;  complexion,  light;  reported  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  20,  1778. 

Goodwin,  William,  Charlestown.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Harris's  co..  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Gardner's)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  5,  1775. 

Goodwin,  WilliajI,  Jr.  Capt.  Francis  Felton's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  company  receipt 
for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  dated  Marblehead,  Sept.  26,  1775;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Felton's  co. ;  enlisted  July  17,  1775;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  5  mos.  28 
days ;  company  raised  in  Marblehead  and  stationed  there  for  defence  of  seacoast; 
also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  4,  1776 ;  service  to  Feb.  29,  1776,  1  mo.  28  days,  in 
defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  (Marblehead)  co. ; 
service  from  March  1,  1776,  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  10  mos.,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  also^ 


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GooDAViN,  William,  Jr.,  continued. 

Capt.  Fettyplace's  co.  of  coastguards;  memorandum  of  beef  delivered  Feb.  IS, 
1777;  a/50,  Capt.  Fettyplace's  (Fort)  co. ;  company  return  dated  Aug.  26,  1777; 
also,  same  co. ;  memorandum  of  beef  delivered  Dec.  31,  1777. 

GooDwiND,  Job,  Duxbury.  Capt.  Benjamin  Wadsworth's  (2d  Duxbury)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  James  Warner's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

GooDwiNE,  Charles,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cam- 
bridge, Dec.  25,  1775. 

GooDwiNE,  John.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  July  9,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Goodwine 
by  Anthony  Rea,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  4  of  the  town  of  Danvers,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

GooDWN,  Joseph.  Capt.  Moses  Draper's  co.,  Col.  William  Bond's  (late  Gardner's) 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Prospect 
Hill,  Dec.  27,  1775. 

GooDWKiGHT,  James.  Seaman,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Tucker ;  engaged  Dec.  24,  1778  [service  not  given] . 

GooDT,  John,  Boothbay.  Private,  Capt.  Woodbridge's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late 
Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  5, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Israel  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's 
regt.;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered  by  Col.  Sewall ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Israel 
Davis's  CO.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  (4th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  service 
Sept.  15,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Camp 
Valley  Forge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp 
Greenwich;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778,  sworn  to  at 
Providence ;  also,  Colonel's  co.  commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Christopher  Wood- 
bridge,  (late)  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779; 
enlisted  April  5,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  Capt.  Woodbridge's  co.,  Col. 
Smith's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
April  4,  1780. 

GooDYNOUGH,  Thomas.  Ist  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt.;  list  of  officers  in  said  regiment  [year  not  given,  probably  1776], 
endorsed  "  Field  Officers  of  the  2d  regt.  to  be  raised  for  the  defence  of  Boston 
May  8th  "  < 

GooE,  Moses,  Seabrook.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Gooff,  Charles,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Brown's  co.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  15,  1775;  service,  6  weeks 
5  days. 

Gooff,  Hezekiah.  Receipt  dated  Sunderland,  July  15,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said 
GoofF  by  said  town  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Googens,  John,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Hooper's  co. ;  enlisted  July  17,  1775; 
service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos.,  travel  included;  company  raised  for  defence  of 
seacoasi  in  York  Co.  and  stationed  at  Biddeford  and  district  of  Pepperellborough. 

Googens,  Sami'el.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Cousens's  co.,  (late)  Maj.  Littlefield's 
detachment  of  Yorlc  Co.  militia;  enlisted  July  6,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  24,  1779; 
service,  1  mo.  19  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Googings,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Sullivan's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  (Lin- 
coln Co.)  regt.;  discharged  July  3,  1777;  service,  8  days;  company  called  out 
three  different  times  for  service  at  Machias. 


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GooGiNGS,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Sullivan's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's 
(Lincoln  Co.)  regt. ;  discharged  July  10,  1777  ;  service,  8  days ;  company  called 
out  three  different  times  for  service  at  Machias. 

GooGiNS,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gaugins,  Goggen,  Goggin, 

Gogging,  Goggins,  Googens,  Googings,  Googklns,  Gookins,  Gougins,  Guggins] 

GooGiNS,  David,  Pepperellborough  (Saco).  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Davis's  co.,  Col. 
Joseph  Prime's  (York  Co.)  regt.;  joined  May  4,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  8,  1780; 
service,  7  mos.  5  days ;  company  raised  for  8  months  for  defence  of  eastern  Massa- 
chusetts.   Roll  sworn  to  at  Arundel. 

GooGiNS  {alias  Gookins)  ,  John,  Pepperellborough  (Saco) .  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Wat- 
kins's  CO.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort 
George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted  Dec.  1,  1775;  reported  sick  in  general  hospital; 
also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co.,  Col.  Sprout's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  July  7,  1777  ;  reported  killed  July 
7,  1777 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ; 
return  dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23, 1778 ;  residence,  Pepperellborough ; 
enlisted  for  town  of  Pepperellborough;  enlistment,  3  years;  mustered  by  Mr, 
Insley. 

GooGiNS,  John,  Jr.  Private;  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Benjamin  Hooper's 
(Buxton)  CO.,  dated  Buxton,  Jan.  31,  1782. 

GouGiNS,  Richard,  North  Yarmouth.  List  of  men  raised  from  3d  North  Yarmouth 
CO.,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  as  returned  by  Capt. 
George  Rogers  to  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchel,  dated  Dec.  6,  1777 ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's  (2d  Cum- 
berland Co.)  regt.,  made  up  on  a  settlement  authorized  by  resolve  of  April  29, 
1778;  residence,  North  Yarmouth ;  engaged  for  town  of  North  Yarmouth ;  joined 
Capt.  Hill's  CO.,  Col.  Vose's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Mills's  co.. 
Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb. 
15,  1777,  to  June  30,  1779 ;  reported  discharged ;  also,  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co.. 
Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  at  Camp  Valley 
Forge ;  enlisted  Feb.  17,  1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Jan.,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Feb.,  1779,  sworn  to  in  Quarters ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co..  Col. 
Vose's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence. 

GooGiNS,  Stephen,  Biddeford.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Grant's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Titcomb's  regt.;  service,  2  mos.  11  days,  including  travel  to  and  from  camp  at 
Rhode  Island ;  warrant  for  pay  allowed  in  Council  July  21, 1777 ;  company  raised 
for  2  months. 

Googins,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Watkins's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted  Dec.  1, 
1775;  reported  sick  in  general  hospital. 

Googins,  Thomas,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Marshall's  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  8,  1780. 

Googkins,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Eleazer  Crabtree's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  26,  1775; 
service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  4  mos.  15  days;  company  stationed  at  Frenchman's 
Bay,  Lincoln  Co.,  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

GooiNG,  Cuff,  Dighton.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Pitts's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's  regt. ; 
company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

GooKiN,  .  [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Googings,  Googins,  Goog- 
kins, Gookins.] 


IX  THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  625 


GooKiN,  Daniel,  Falmouth.  Capt.  David  Bradish's  co. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date 
of  enlistment,  May  12,  1775,  to  July  8,  1775 ;  credited  with  57  days  allowance ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  David  Braddish's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  (31st)  regt. ; 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Cambridge  Camp,  Dec.  15,  1775. 

GooKix,  Samuel.  Matross,  Capt.  Abner  Lowell's  (Matross)  co.  stationed  at  Falmouth, 
Cumberland  Co.;  return  dated  Falmouth,  July  31,  1777;  said  company  reported 
Aug.  11,  1777,  as  mustered  by  Col.  Noyes  agreeable  to  seacoast  establishment. 

GooKiNS,  David,  Pepperellborough  (Saco).  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells, 
Muster  Master  for  York  Co.,  to  serve  for  the  term  of  8  months  in  defence  of  eastern 
Massachusetts,  certified  in  York  Co.,  June  6,  1780;  residence,  Pepperellborough. 

GooKiNS,  Edmund.  Private,  Capt.  John  Stutson's  co.,  Maj.  Edward  Procter's  detach- 
ment of  militia;  detached  Dec.  10,  1777;  discharged  March  1,  1778;  service,  2 
mos.  22  days,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston. 

GooKiNS,  Edmund.  Capt.  Edward  Farmer's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards; 
enlisted  Feb.  20,  1778;  service  to  May  20,  1778,  3  mos.,  at  Bunker  Hill.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

GooKiNs,  Edmund.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  3,  1779; 
discharged  May  2,  1779;  service,  3  mos.,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at 
and  about  Boston ;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  May  3, 1779 ;  discharged  Aug.  2, 1779 ; 
service,  3  mos.,  with  guards  at  and  about  Boston ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

GooKiNS,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cowdin's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  regt.; 
enlisted  Nov.  1,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  2  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Claverack ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  New  York 
for  3  months. 

GooKiNS  {alias  Googins),  John,  Pepperellborough  (Saco).  Corporal,  Capt.  Burbank's 
CO.,  Col  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1777,  to  July  7,  1777 ;  reported  killed. 

GooL,  John.  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co.,  Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  28,  1775. 

GooL,  John.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  [year  not  given]  ;  credited  to 
town  of  Shutesbury.     [See  John  Gill.] 

GooL,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Smalley's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 4  days;  company  marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept., 
1778.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co.     [See  John  Gould.] 

GooLD,  Aaron.  Private,  Capt.  David  Cowden's  co.,  4th  Hampshire  Co.  regt. ;  marched 
Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service,  6  days,  travel  included;  com- 
pany marched  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge  on  the  alarm 
at  Bennington  Aug.  17,  1777. 

GooLD,  Abner,  Walpole.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Stoughtonhain,  Medway, 
Bellingham,  Hull,  Walpole,  Cohasset,  Chelsea,  and  Hingham,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned  by  Maj. 
Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Dorchester,  June  29, 1778 ; 
also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  by  Capt.  Robert  Davis,  to  be  conducted  to  Brig.  Gen.  Warner  at  Fish- 
kill  ;  Capt.  Clap's  co..  Col.  Hawes's  regt. ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7^  in. ;  hair, 
light;  eyes,  gray;  nationality,  American;  occupation,  husbandman;  residence, 
Walpole;  engaged  for  town  of  Walpole;  conducted  to  camp  by  Capt.  Davis; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Luke  Howell's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt.;  pay  roll  for 
Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  3  days  service  at  Rhode  Island. 


626  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GooLD,  Aholiab.  List  of  men  mustered  between  June  19, 1777,  and  July  4,  1777,  by 
Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Danforth's  co.,  Col. 
Nixon's  regt. ;  mustered  June  20,  1777  ;  term,  8  months. 

GooLD,  Alexander,  Kittery.  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co..  Col.  James  Scamraon's 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  28, 
1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.; 
pay  roll  for  rations  and  travel  allowance  from  Dorchester  Heights  home ;  credited 
with  4  days  allowance;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Nov.  29,  1776;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.-Nov.,  1776,  dated  Dorchester. 

GooLD,  Asa,  Warwick.  Descriptive  list  dated  Warwick,  Aug.  4, 1780,  of  men  detached 
from  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  to  serve  for  the  term  of  3  months  from  the  time  of 
their  arrival  at  Claverack,  agreeable  to  order  of  General  Court  of  June  22,  1780, 
and  mustered  by  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams  and  Maj.  Whitmore;  Capt.  Seth 
Pierce's  co.,  Col.  Seth  Murray's  regt.;  rank.  Private;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 
8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Warwick;  mustered  July  18,  1780. 

GooLD,  Asa.  Private ;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under  Lieut.  Col. 
L.  Baldwin,  dated  July  3,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Abijah  Childs's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Wil- 
liam Bond's  (37th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill; 
enlisted  May  2,  1775. 

GooLD,  Benjamin.  List  of  men  hired  to  do  turns  of  service ;  said  Goold  hired  by  Peter 
Cornell,  Jr.,  probably  of  Wilmington,  who  was  drafted  Sept.  17,  1776. 

GooLD,  Benjamin.  Receipt  for  bounty  paid  said  Goold,  probably  by  the  town  of 
Concord,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  under  the  heading  "  Hartwell  Brook 
the  1st  Everidge;"  said  Goold  appears  among  men  "who  went  to  fill  up  the 
Continental  army  by  the  resolve  of  April  18,  1778." 

GooLD,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Farmer's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  enlisted  Feb.  20,  1778;  service  to  May  20,  1778,  3  mos.,  at  Bunker  Hill. 
Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

Goold,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Hammond's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1779; 
discharged  Sept.  13,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  travel  included ;  company  de- 
tached to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for  the  term  of  1  month  in  a  regiment  under 
Capt.  Samuel  Fisher,  Commandant. 

Goold,  Benjamin.  Capt.  Ephraim  Corey's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge  Camp,  Oct.  31,  1775; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Whipple's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of 
Stow;  also,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col. 
Lewis  Nicola's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Oct.  2,  1779;  reported  transferred  Sept.  5, 
1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  Capt.  McFarland's 
invalid  corps;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt.  McFarland's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col. 
Lewis  Nicola's  regt. ;  inspection  return  dated  Aug.  1, 1780. 

Goold,  Bezaleel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Farrar's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  27,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  4  days ;  company 
marched  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Goold,  Beister.  Private,  Capt.  Williams  Barker's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt. ; 
detached  March  6,  1781 ;  discharged  March  30,  1781 ;  service,  28  days,  at  Rhode 
Island ;  roll  endorsed  "  for  40  days." 

Goold,  Caleb.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Cushing's  (3d  Hingham)  co..  Col.  Solomon 
Lovel's  regt. ;  service,  2  days;  company  assembled  at  Hingham  March  15,  1776, 
to  guard  the  shore. 


IN   THE  WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  627 

GooLD,  Camaralzaman.  Receipt  dated  Rochester,  May  25, 1781,  for  bounties  paid  said 
Goold  and  others  by  the  several  classes  of  the  town  of  Rochester  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Goold,  Daniel.  Capt.  James  Johnson's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinny's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Oct.  21, 
1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Hooper's  co. ;  marched  Feb.  3,  1776;  service 
to  Feb.  29, 1776,  27  days ;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

GooLD,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Dec.  8,  1776;  service,  23  days;  company  ordered  to  march  to  Warwick, 
R.  I.,  Dec.  8,  1776,  on  an  alarm;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co.,  4th  Suffolk  Co. 
regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Seth  Bullard ;  marched  July  28, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug. 
2,  1780;  service,  8  days,  travel  included,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

Goold,  Ebenezer,  Chelmsford.  Private,  Col.  Moses  Parker's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  9  days;  roll  endorsed  "Lieut.  Benjamin 
Walker's  roll ;  "  also,  Capt.  Walker's  co..  Col.  Bridge's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance 
pay,  signed  by  said  Goold  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  24,  1775. 

GooLD,  Ebenezer,  Jr.  Receipt  dated  Chelmsford,  April  19, 1776,  signed  by  said  Goold 
and  others,  for  wages  for  service  from  Feb.  5, 1776,  to  April  1,  1776,  in  Capt.  John 
Ford's  CO.,  Col.  Roberson's  (Robinson's)  regt. 

GooLD,  Ezra.  Private,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  -,  1776;  credited  to  town  of  Stoughton- 
ham;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777. 

GooLD,  Gardner.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Goold's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company  return  dated 
Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  entered  in  the  room  of 
James  Woods  of  Dorchester  who  was  discharged  Sept.  14,  1775. 

Goold,  Gardner,  Adjutant.  Return  of  officers  and  men  of  Col.  Solomon  Lovell's 
regt.,  which  marched  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  [year  not  given] . 

Goold,  Henry.  List  of  men  under  the  heading  "  Hartwell  Brook  the  1st  Everidge ;  " 
said  Goold  appears  among  men  with  Col.  Buttrick  at  Rhode  Island  in  1778. 

Goold,  Henry.  Receipt  given  to  Joseph  Hosmer,  dated  Concord,  June  7, 1779,  signed 
by  said  Goold  and  others,  for  wages  for  service  as  guards  at  Concord,  as  borne  on 
Sergt.  Kendall's  roll. 

Goold,  Jacob,  Weymouth.  Captain  of  a  company  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Benjamin  Lin- 
coln's regt.,  which  assembled  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  8  daj's ;  also. 
Captain  ;  general  return  of  Gen.  Heath's  regt.,  dated  May  20, 1775 ;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Dorchester  Camp ;  also,  receipt  dated  Roxbury,  June  14,  1775,  signed  by 
said  Goold,  for  wages  for  his  company  ;  also,  receipt  dated  Roxbury,  June  23,  1775, 
signed  by  said  Goold,  for  canteens  for  use  of  his  company ;  also.  Captain,  Col. 
Greaton's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775  ;  engaged  April  27,  1775;  service, 
13  weeks  5  days;  also.  Captain,  36th  regt.;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2, 
Cambridge  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  commissioned  April  27,  1775. 

Goold,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Ward's  co..  Col.  Solomon  Lovell's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 2  days,  subsequent  to  March  10,  1776. 

Goold,  Jacob.  Captain,  4th  (Boxford)  co.,  4th  Essex  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of 
officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Samuel 
Johnson  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Andover,  March  26,  1776;  said  Goold 
ranked  as  8th  Captain ;  ordered  in  Council  April  3,  1776,  that  said  officers  be 
commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  April  3,  1776. 

Goold,  Jacob.  Company  return  of  Capt.  Amasa  Cranston's  co.,  endorsed  "1776;" 
company  probably  belonged  to  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. 


628  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GooLD,  Jacob.  Conductor ;  engaged  May  20,  1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  23,  1780 ;  service, 
16  mos. ;  reported  as  employed  in  (late)  Deputy  Quartermaster  General's  depart- 
ment at  Boston. 

GooLD,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Eames's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  3  days ;  company  marched  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island 
Sept.  29,  1777. 

GooLD,  James,  Jr.,  Arundel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Hooper's  (Buxton)  co. ;  en- 
listed July  17,  1775;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos.,  travel  included;  company 
raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  in  York  Co.  and  stationed  at  Biddeford  and  district 
of  Pepperellborough ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster 
Master  for  York  Co.,  dated  Wells,  Feb.  28,  1780;  said  Goold,  with  others,  raised 
to  serve  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Springfield; 
mustered  Aug.  13,  1779 ;  residence,  Arundel. 

GooLD,  John,  Reading.  List  of  men  drafted  from  the  militia  to  march  to  Horse  Neck 
under  command  of  Col.  Brooks  [year  not  given] ,  but  who  failed  to  join  regiment ; 
reported  drafted  from  town  of  Reading;  drafted  into  Capt.  Belknap's  co. 

GooLD,  John,  Wilmington.  Private,  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford,  Jr.'s  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Concord;  service,  12  days;  company  enlisted  March  9,  1775,  to  be  ready  at  a 
minute's  warning  until  the  last  of  June,  1775,  and  trained  10  half  days. 

Goold,  John,  Wilmington.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  Continental  ser- 
vice [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Wilmington ;  engaged  for  town  of  Wilmington. 

Goold,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Smalley's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778.  [See  Joseph 
Gool  and  Joseph  Gould.] 

Goold,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Soper's  co.,  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's  regt.;  en- 
listed March  5,  1781 ;  discharged  March  20,  1781 ;  service,  15  days,  at  Rhode 
Island.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Plymouth  Co. 

Goold,  Jonathan.  List  dated  July  8,  1776,  of  men  hired  to  do  turns  of  service  on 
Crown  Point  expedition ;  said  Goold  hired  by  Ephraim  Buck,  Nathaniel  Buck, 
and  Jacob  Eames. 

Goold,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Clap's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  26,  1778;  discharged  Aug.  15,  1778;  service,  21  days,  at  Rhode 
Island. 

Goold,  Joseph  (also  given  Jr.),  Kittery.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co..  Col. 
Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  rations  and  travel  allowance  from  Dorches- 
ter Heights  home;  credited  with  4  days  allowance;  warrant  allowed  in  Council 
Nov.  29,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug.- 
Nov.,  1776,  dated  Dorchester. 

Goold,  Joshua.  Ensign,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co. ;  general  return  of  Gen.  Heath's  regt., 
dated  May  20,  1775 ;  company  stationed  at  Roxbury  Camp. 

Goold,  Moriah,  Groton.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Farwell's  (1st)  co..  Col.  William  Pres- 
cott's  (10th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  enlisted  April 
19,  1775.     . 

Goold,  Moses,  Raymondtown  (also  given  Falmouth).  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Joseph  Dingley's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Pike's 
(4th  Cuml)erland  Co.)  regt.,  sworn  to  in  Cumberland  Co.,  Oct.  29, 1778 ;  residence, 
Raymondtown  (also  given  Falmouth) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Raymondtown  (also 
given  Bradford  and  Falmouth) ;  joined  Capt.  Blaisdail's  (Blaisdell's)  co..  Col. 
Wiglesworth's  (Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  629 

GooLD,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Tobias  Lord's  co. ;  marched  Aug.  24,  1776;  service  to 
Nov.  25,  1776,  3  mos.  3  days;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth  for  defence  of 
seacoast. 

GooLD,  Nehemiah,  Salem.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "Jack" 
(privateer),  commanded  by  Capt.  Nathan  Brown,  sworn  to  July  1,  1780;  age,  17 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem. 

GooLD,  Oliver.  Private,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  -,  1776;  credited  to  town  of  Stoughton- 
ham;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777. 

GooLD,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Cushing's  (3d  Hingham)  co.,  Col.  Solomon 
Lovel's  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  assembled  at  Hingham  March  15,  1776, 
to  guard  the  shores. 

GooLD,  Samuel,  Dunstable.  Private,  Capt.  Zaccheus  Wright's  co..  Col.  Brooks's 
regt.;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  White  Plains,  Oct.  31,  1776;  reported  as 
having  lost  articles  in  battle. 

GooLD,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Blgelow's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  in  Camp  at  Valley  Forge;  enlisted  May  15, 
1777 ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  10,  1778 ;  reported  on  furlough. 

GooLD,  Silas.  Private,  Capt.  Zaccheus  Wright's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's  regt. ;  en- 
listed July  27,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  8  days,  travel  in- 
cluded ;  company  raised  for  3  months.    Roll  sworn  to  in  SuflFolk  Co. 

GooLD,  Stephen,  Amherst.  Capt.  Archelaus  Towne's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
(27th)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  monej'  dated  Nov.  20, 1775. 

GooLD,  Theophilus.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Richard  Titcomb's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's 
(Essex  Co.)  regt. ;  engaged  July  6,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780 ;  service,  3 
mos.  17  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  in  Newburyport,  Salisbury,  and 
Amesbury,  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

GooLD,  Thomas.  Capt.  Samuel  Sayer's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  3,  1775. 

GooLD,  Thomas.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Ward's  co..  Col.  Solomon  Lovell's  regt.; 
service,  4  days ;  company  marched  March  4, 1776,  at  the  time  of  taking  Dorchester 
Heights ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  8  days,  subsequent  to  March  10,  1776. 

GooLD,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Baxter's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.,  Gen. 
Lovel's  brigade;  enlisted  Aug.  5,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  14,  1778;  service,  1  mo. 
13  days,  travel  included ;  company  detached  from  the  militia  for  service  on  an 
expedition  to  Rhode  Island  and  discharged  60  miles  from  home.  Roll  dated 
Brain  tree. 

GooLD,  William,  England.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Putnam's  co.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
(19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return  dated 
Oct.  6,  1775;  deserted  May  25,  1775;  reported  "  an  old  countryman." 

GooLD,  William,  Milton.  Private,  Capt.  Luke  Howell's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  3  days  service  at  Rhode  Island. 

GooLD,  William,  Pepperellborough  (Saco).  List  of  men  mustered,  as  returned  by 
Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster  Master,  dated  March  12, 1777 ;  Capt.  Matthew  Fairfield's 
CO.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  rank,  Fifer ;  residence,  Pepperellborough ; 
term,  3  years  or  during  war;  reported  received  State  bounty. 

GooLD,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wood's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  Feb.,  1776;  also,  pay  abstract  for  April,  1776,  dated  New 


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GooLD,  William,  continued. 

York;  also,  pay  abstract  for  May,  1776;  also,  pay  abstract  for  June,  1776,  dated 
New  York;  also,  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  made  up  for  the  year  1776, 
sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. ;  reported  absent  on  account  of  sickness. 

GooLD,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Edmund  Longley's  co..  Col.  Cogswell's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Oct.  6,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  27  days;  company 
detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

GooLD,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Solomon  Pollard's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  23,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  4,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  12  days,  travel  in- 
cluded ;  company  detached  to  march  to  Claverack  and  join  Continental  Army 
for  3  months.    Roll  dated  Billerica. 

Goolde,  Stephen,  Warwick.  Private,  Capt.  IchabodDexter's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Wood- 
bridge's  (25th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Goolden,  Winsor.  Return  dated  Beverly,  June  20,  1781,  made  by  the  Selectmen,  of 
bounties  paid  said  Goolden  and  others  by  the  town  of  Beverly,  and  the  several 
classes  and  inhabitants  of  said  town,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  years  or  during  the  war,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

GooLDSMETH,  NATHANIEL.  Marblehead.  List  dated  Topsfield,  Jan.  27,  1776,  returned 
by  the  Selectmen,  of  men  residing  in  Topsfield  but  reported  as  inhabitants  of 
other  towns. 

GooLDSMiTH,  Jeremiah,  Newburyport.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  2d  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Ralph  Cross,  sworn  to  in 
Essex  Co.,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Newburyport;  engaged  for  town  of  New- 
buryport; joined  Capt.  B.  Pollard's  co..  Col.  Pollard's  regt.;  term,  3  years  or 
during  war. 

GooLDSMiTH,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's  (12th) 
regt.;  enlisted  Feb.  1,  1776;  discharged  May  1,  1776. 

GooLDTHRiGHT,  Philip,  PeppercUborough  (Saco).  List  of  men  mustered,  as  returned 
by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster  Master,  dated  March  12,  1777  ;  Capt.  Matthew  Fair- 
field's CO.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  residence,  Pepperellborough ; 
term,  3  years  or  during  war ;  reported  received  State  bounty. 

GooLE,  David.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  as 
returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  Capt.  Sertle's  co..  Col.  Williams's 
regt. ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft. ;  hair,  black ;  engaged  for  town  of  Leverett. 

GooLET,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Withington's  co.,  which  was  mustered  April 
19,  1775;  service,  7  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's 
regt. ;  service,  12  days,  at  Dorchester,  in  March,  1776,  guarding  the  shores  at 
mouth  of  Milton  river ;  roll  dated  Dorchester. 

GooLT,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gooley.] 

GooLT,  James.  Private,  Capt.  John  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 2  days ;  company  called  out  in  March,  1776,  to  guard  the  Lines  near 
Dorchester  Heights;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Sumner's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.; 
service,  3  days ;  company  ordered  to  march  to  Moon  Island  June  12,  1776. 

Goonenough,  Jos.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Rice's  (1st)  co.,  4th  Middlesex  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  July  5,  1776. 

Goonenough,  Thomas.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Andrew  Haskel's  co..  Col.  Marshal's 
regt. ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  July  5,  1776. 

Goore,  Joshua.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Mayo's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  joined  Nov. 
3,  1777 ;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  3  mos.,  with  guards  at  Cambridge. 


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GooRHAM,  Jabez.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Rider's  co.,  Col.  Lothrop's  regt. ;  service, 
10  days;  company  marched  from  Plymouth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  Dec.  11,  1776,  on 
an  alarm. 

GooEiCH,  Jacob.  Capt.  Charles  Dibbell's  co.,  Col.  John  Paterson's  (26th)  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  3,  Charlestown  Camp, 
Oct.  26,  1775. 

GooRicH,  Wait.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  "Wood's  regt. ;  enlisted 
May  20,  1778;  discharged  Feb.  7,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  23  days,  at  North  river; 
enlistment,  8  months  from  time  of  arrival  at  Peekskill.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Berk- 
shire Co. 

Goos,  Ephraim,  White  Creek.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
probably  from  Capt.  Goodrich's  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  White  Creek ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Great  Barrlngton;  joined  Capt.  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Brewer's 
regt. ;  term,  during  war. 

Goos,  Hendrick,  Nobletown.  Corporal,  Capt.  Peter  Ingersoll's  co.,  Col.  David 
Brewer's  (9th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] . 

Goose,  [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goos.] 

Goose,  Hendrick,  Great  Barrington.  Corporal,  Capt.  Peter  Ingersoll's  co..  Col.  David 
Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  24,  1775;  service, 
2  mos.,  1  week,  5  days;  also,  Capt.  Ingersoll's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late 
David  Brewer's)  9th  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Nov.  18,  1775. 

Goose,  William.  List  of  men  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.  to  serve  as  militia,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Lemuel  Thompson,  dated 
Brunswick,  July  1,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Scarborough. 

GoosLiNG,  Thomas,  Boston.  Corporal,  Capt.  Parker's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

GooT,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  Feb.  and  March,  1776. 

GooT,  Stephen,  Marblehead.  Capt.  William  Bacon's  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (2d) 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goot  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
June  27,  1775 ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  drafted. 

GooTHRT,  Adam.  List  of  United  States  pensioners  made  up  to  Dec.  31, 1787,  as  returned 
by  John  Lucas,  Commissary  of  Pensions;  Capt.  Pilsbury's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.; 
age,  61  yrs. ;  pensioned  Sept.  1,  1782. 

Goowell,  Nat.,  Charlton.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Crafts's  troop.  Col.  Larned's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  13  days. 

GoowiN,  Dunbar,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Merrill's  co..  Col.  Sam.  Brewer's  regt. ; 
subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  March  17,  1777; 
credited  with  59  days  allowance,  including  travel  from  home  to  Bennington,  place 
of  rendezvous.     [See  John  D.  Goodwin.] 

GoowiN,  John,  Arundel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jesse  Dorman's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  8,  1775;  service,  3  mos. 

Goraham,  Benjamin,  Jr.  Capt.  George  Lewis's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service, 
8  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Bedford,  Dartmouth,  and  Falmouth,  Sept.  6,  1778. 

Goraham,  Isaac.  Capt.  George  Lewis's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service,  8  days, 
on  the  alarm  at  Bedford,  Dartmouth,  and  Falmouth,  Sept.  6,  1778. 


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GoRAHAM,  James.  Capt.  George  Lewis's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt  ;  service,  4  days,  on 
the  alarm  at  Dartmouth,  Bedford,  and  Falmouth,  Sept.  6,  1778. 

GoRAHAM,  Lewis.  Capt.  George  Lewis's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt  ;  service,  3  days, 
on  the  alarm  at  Bedford,  Dartmouth,  and  Falmouth,  Sept.  6,  1778. 

GoRAHAM,  Nathaniel.  Capt.  George  Lewis's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  5 
days,  on  the  alarm  at  Bedford,  Dartmouth,  and  Falmouth,  Sept.  6,  1778. 

GoRAHAM,  Prince.  Capt.  George  Lewis's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service,  5  days, 
on  the  alarm  at  Bedford,  Dartmouth,  and  Falmouth,  Sept.  6,  1778. 

GoRAHAM,  Stlvanvs.  Capt.  George  Lewis's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  5  days, 
on  the  alarm  at  Bedford,  Dartmouth,  and  Falmouth,  Sept.  6,  1778. 

GoRAM,  Hezekiah,  Boston.  Corporal,  Capt.  Luke  Howell's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  4  days  service  at  Rhode  Island. 

GoRAM,  Jabez,  Middleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Sparrow's  co..  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  July  11,  1779;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1779,  4  mos.  20  days,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  2 
days  service  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Edward  Sparrow's  co.,  Col.  John 
Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  July  23,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  27,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  5 
da}'8 ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Aj*my  for  3  months  ;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Middleborough. 

Goram,  Job.  Seaman  ;  list  of  prisoners  delivered  to  Col.  Gabriel  Johonnot  by  Charles 
AValler,  Commissary  of  Prisoners  at  Rhode  Island,  March  17,  1778. 

GoRAM,  John,  Hardwick.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Edmund  Hodges's  (2d  Hardwick)  co..  Col.  James  Converse's  (4th  Worcester 
Co.)  regt..  Brig.  Warner's  brigade,  dated  Hardwick,  Feb.  25,  1778;  residence, 
Hardwick ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hardwick ;  joined  Capt.  Shays's  co..  Col.  Put- 
nam's regt. ;  term,  2  years  from  Jan.  -,  1778,  term  also  reported  to  expire  April  -, 
1781 ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  William  White's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  Jan. 
31  [1781]. 

Goram,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Slocum's  co..  Col.  C.  Greene's  (1st  Rhode 
Island)  battalion;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich;  enlistment, 
during  war. 

GoRDAiN,  Benjamin,  Topsham  (also  given  Camden).  Private,  Col.  Sherburne's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  19,  1777,  to  March  18, 
1780;  residence,  Topsham;  reported  discharged  March  18,  1780;  a^so,  return  of 
officers  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt., 
certified  at  Boston,  June  15,  1779,  by  Capt.  Benjamin  Burton ;  enlisted  March  18, 
1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years  or  during  war  :  residence,  Camden  ;  also,  account  ren- 
dered against  the  United  States  by  Massachusetts  for  amounts  paid  officers  and 
men  of  Col.  Sherburne's  regt.  who  were  incorporated  into  the  regiment  com- 
manded by  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  on  account  of  depreciation  of  their  wages  for  the 
first  three  years  service  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1777  to  1780. 

GoRDAiN,  William.  Capt.  Charles  Furbush's  co.,  Col.  Bridge's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge  Camp,  Nov.  21,  1775. 

Gordan,  ■ — — .  Account  of  rations  due  [Capt.]  John  Cathcart  and  men  from  May  4, 
to  June  22,  dated  Boston,  July  9,  1779;  said  Gordan  credited  with  7  days  rations. 

Gordan,  John.  Receipt  dated  Albany,  Nov.  28,  1776,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gordan 
and  others  by  Capt.  Samuel  Foster  for  enlisting  into  his  company,  Col.  Greaton's 
regt.,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  during  the  war. 


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GoRUAN,  Joseph.  Capt.  Gilman's  co.,  4th  regt. ;  receipt  for  wages,  etc.,  due  prior  to 
Jan.  1,  1776,  dated  Camp  Mt.  Washington,  Sept.  29,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gordan 
and  others ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Gilman's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  also, 
receipt  for  wages  for  Dec,  1776;  also.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Nixon's  (4th)  regt.; 
return  of  men  who  agreed  to  serve  the  month  of  Jan.,  1777,  dated  Springfield,  Jan. 
25,  1777. 

GoRDEN,  BE^fJAMIN,  Camden.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Plumer's  co. ;  entered  service 
March  5,  1776 ;  service  to  Sept.  6,  1776,  6  mos. ;  company  stationed  at  St.  Georges 
for  defence  of  seacoast ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Lieut.  Wales's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.,  dated  Stoughton,  June 
27,  1777 ;  residence,  Camden ;  engaged  for  town  of  Stoughton  ;  joined  Capt.  Bur- 
ton's CO.,  Col.  Sherburne's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Lieut.  Jeremiah 
Colburn's  co..  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth's  department;  entered  service  Feb.  25, 
1781 ;  discharged  March  4,  1781 ;  service,  7  days ;  company  detached  at  Camden. 

GoRDEN,  Caleb.  Private;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  at  Cam- 
bridge under  Maj.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  May  15,  1775;  also,  Capt.  William 
Hudson  Ballard's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cam- 
bridge, dated  May  17,  1775;  also,  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gorden 
and  others,  dated  June  8,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  13,  1775;  said  Gorden,  with  others,  re- 
turned by  Capt.  Ballard  as  having  gone  to  Quebec. 

Gorden,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcomb's  co..  Col.  Theopbilus  Cotton's 
regt.;  service  from  Sept.  28,  1777,  to  Oct.  31,  1777,  1  mo.  5  days,  on  a  secret  ex- 
pedition to  Rhode  Island. 

GoRDEx,  James,  Boston.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  John  Cushing's  (2d  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Scituate,  Sept.  1,  1778;  resi- 
dence, Boston;  engaged  for  town  of  Scituate;  joined  Capt.  John  Winslow's  co., 
Col.  Crain's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

GoRDEN,  James,  Hallowell.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  McCobb's  co..  Col.  John  Nixon's 
(5th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  7, 1775 ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Dec.  20, 
1775. 

Gorden,  James  Stephens.  Receipt  dated  Rowley,  March  5,  1781,  for  bounty  paid 
said  Gorden  by  William  Todd  and  Samuel  Plumer,  on  behalf  of  a  class  of  the 
town  of  Rowley,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gorden,  John,  Lincoln.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  Continental  service 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Lincoln ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lincoln. 

Gorden,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Plumer's  co. ;  entered  service  March  5, 1776; 
service  to  Sept.  6,  1776,  6  mos. ;  company  stationed  at  St.  Georges  for  defence  of 
seacoast. 

Gorden,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Bradley  Varnum's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.. 
Gen.  Lovel's  brigade;  enlisted  July  29,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  11,  1778;  service, 
1  rao.  18  days,  ti-avel  included,  on  an  expedition  to  Rhode  Island.  Roll  dated 
Dracut. 

Gorden,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Blunt's  co.,  Maj.  William  Lithgow's  detachment 
of  militia;  service  from  Sept.  27,  1779,  to  Nov.  10,  1779,  1  mo.  15  days,  defending 
frontiers  of  Lincoln  Co.    Roll  endorsed  "  service  at  Penobscot." 

Gorden,  John.  Private,  Lieut.  Alexander  Kelloch's  co. ;  service,  2  mos. ;  company 
detached  from  Col.  Wheaton's  and  Col.  Jones's  regts.,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen. 
Cushing,  to  protect  eastern  part  of  Lincoln  Co.,  and  stationed  at  Camden  and  St. 
Georges  from  Nov.  13,  1779,  to  Feb.  13,  1780. 


634  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GoRDEN,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent;  age,  24  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  gray;  occupation, 
farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Stow;  engaged  Feb.  15,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

GoEDEN,  Joseph.  Capt.  Oilman's  co.,  4th  regt. ;  receipt  for  wages  for  Sept.,  1776, 
signed  by  said  Gorden  and  others ;  also,  certificate  dated  Chatham,  Feb.  3,  1777, 
stating  that  said  Gorden  and  others  did  not  possess  any  Continental  arms  or 
accoutrements,  endorsed  "  Capt.  Gilman's  guns." 

Gorden,  Josiah,  Chester.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Salem  for 
Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  red;  eyes,  light;  residence,  Chester. 

Gorden,  Josiah,  Exeter.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Isaac  Sherman's  co.  who  took 
the  oath  in  Middlesex  Co.,  June  24, 1775,  required  by  Congress  to  be  taken  by  the 
Mass.  army;  also,  Capt.  Isaac  Sherman's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Gerrish's  regt.;  com- 
pany receipt  for  wages  dated  Cambridge,  June  24,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  17,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos. 
15  days;  also,  Capt.  Sherman's  (4th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late 
Gerrish's)  38th  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Sewall's 
Point;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point,  Sept.  26, 1775;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point, 
Dec.  26,  1775. 

Gorden,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Bragdon's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  14, 1777 ;  service  with  Northern  army ;  reported  deserted ;  company 
discharged  at  Queman's  Heights. 

Gorden,  Robert.  Seaman,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
engaged  March  25, 1779 ;  reported  "  run  "  April  4, 1779 ;  roll  made  up  for  advance 
wages  for  1  month. 

Gorden,  Samuel,  Westfield.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Malcolm  Henry's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's 
(9th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Henry's  co..  Col. 
Rufus  Putnam's  (late  David  Brewer's)  9th  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Dec.  23, 1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
in  Hampshire  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fish- 
kill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam, 
July  20,  1778 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Westfield;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  16,  1778. 

Gorden,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Jewett's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  BuUard's  regt.;  en- 
listed Sept.  10,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  19  days,  with 
Northern  army ;  company  marched  to  Saratoga.    Roll  dated  Littleton. 

Gorden,  William,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Poor's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to 
April  25,  1775,  7  days ;  reported  enlisted  Jan.  31, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Poor's 
CO.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17, 
1775;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Farnum's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  13,  1775. 

Gorden,  William,  Camden.  List  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  for  Continental  service 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Camden ;  engaged  for  town  of  Stoughton. 

Gorden,  William,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Charles  Furbush's  co.,  Col.  Bridges's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  27,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  10  days. 

Gorden,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Sherman's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Jan.-March,  1776;  also,  letter  from  Thomas  Crafts,  Jr., 
to  Col.  Baldwin,  dated  Chelsea,  March  21, 1776,  written  by  order  of  the  Committee, 
requesting  that  said  Gorden  be  furnished  with  a  pass  and  boat  to  go  to  Boston  on 


IN   THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  635 

'GoKDEN,  William,  continued. 

business  concerning  the  removal  of  persons  sick  witli  smallpox  to  Point  Shirley; 
also.  Corporal,  (late)  Capt.  Sherman's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for 
April-June,  1776,  dated  New  York;  also,  Wst  of  men  belonging  to  (late)  Capt. 
Sherman's  co.,  26th  regt.,  who  were  enlisted  by  the  several  officers  of  said  com- 
pany, as  returned  by  Lieut.  Caleb  Robinson,  dated  New  York,  July  5, 1776;  also, 
Capt.  Caleb  Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.;  pay  roll  for  the  year 
1776,  dated  Exeter,  Feb.  22,  1777;  amount  due  for  mileage,  etc.,  receipted  for  by 
Nathaniel  Thing. 

GoRUEN,  William.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Perez  Cushing'sco.,  Lieut.  Col.  Paul  Revere's 
corps  of  artillery ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  March  23,  1779. 

GoRDEx,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thrall's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1781;  dis- 
charged Nov.  9, 1781 ;  service,  2  nios.  29  days,  travel  included,  under  Col.  Marenus 
Willet  "  on  Mohawk  river ;  "  company  raised  for  3  months. 

■GoRDiN,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Crane's  co. ;  service,  1  mo.  14  days ;  said  Gordin 
reported  as  among  those  who  failed  to  pass  muster  or  who  were  transferred  to 
another  company ;  company  served  with  guards  at  Boston  until  May  4,  1779. 

Gordin,  John,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Parker's  co.,  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  55  days. 

'Gordin,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Moore's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.  of  guards ; 
joined  April  2,  1778;  service  to  July  3,  1778,  3  mos.  2  days;  reported  enlisted 
April  1,  1778;  enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2,  1778;  company  stationed  at 
Cambridge  guarding  troops  of  convention. 

GoRDiNG,  Caleb,  Kingstown.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hudson  Ballard's  co..  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  reported 
"  absent,  Quebec." 

GoRDiNG,  William,  Andover.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Blanchard's  co..  Col.  James  AVes- 
son's  (9th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pa  j' accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  3,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Andover;  credited  to  town  of  Andover;  also,  Lieut. 
Ephraim  Minot's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston  ;  pay  roll  certified  at  Boston, 
Oct.  14,  1778;  joined  July  7,  1778;  service  to  Oct.  1,  1778,  2  mos.  23  days;  also, 
order  for  clothing,  endorsed  "  Boston,  Jan.,  1779,"  payable  to  Lieut  Ephraim 
Minot;  also,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col. 
Lewis  Nicola's  regt.;  muster  rolls  dated  Sept.  9,  and  Oct.  2,  1779;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779. 

Gordinier,  Gilbert.  Private,  Capt.  James  Gregg's  co.,  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's 
(1st  New  York)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

GoRDNER,  Solomon.  List  of  men  belonging  to  the  26th  regt.  who  returned  guns  into 
the  public  store  at  Chatham ;  date  of  delivery  Jan.  13,  1777. 

Gordon,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goarding,  Gordain,  Gordan, 

Gorden,  Gordin,  Gording,  Gorton,  Gurdin.] 

Gordon,  .    Lieutenant,  Col.  Dayton's  regt. ;  return  of  sentences  by  a  court-martial 

held  at  Albany,  Col.  Wain  (Van)  Schaick,  President,  appearing  in  a  general  order, 
dated  Headquarters,  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  12,  1776,  taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's 
Orderly  Book  ;  said  Gordon  tried  on  charge  of  being  concerned  in  the  embezzle- 
ment of  certain  effects  belonging  to  Sergt.  John  Johnson  and  acquitted  with  honor, 
the  court  being  unanimously  of  the  opinion  that  the  charge  was  malicious  and 
groundless. 

Gordon,  Archibald.  Private,  Capt.  John  Dennis's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  John  Parke ;  pay  roll  for  Aug.,  1778. 


636  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gordon,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Plummer's  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  5, 
1776,  to  date  of  discharge,  Dec.  10,  1776;  company  stationed  at  St.  Georges  for 
defence  of  seacoast. 

Gordon,  Caleb,  Jericho  (also  given  Bennington).  Private,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co.. 
Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  1, 1779;  residence,  Jericho;  reported  discharged  Dec.  1, 1779; 
also,  Capt.  Enos  Stone's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  at  Valley 
Forge,  Jan.  25,  1778 ;  residence,  Bennington ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Gageborough ; 
mustered  by  Trueman  Wheler,  State  Muster  Master ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Gordon,  Caleb.  Certificate  dated  Cambridge,  June  18,  1775,  signed  by  Capt.  William 
Hudson  Ballard,  stating  that  said  Gordon  and  others  belonging  to  his  company, 
Col.  Frye's  regt.,  had  each  received  one  pouch. 

Gordon,  Cornelius.  Matross,  Capt.  Joseph  Thomas's  co.,  Col.  John  Lamb's  (2d  Ar- 
tillery) regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  on 
command  at  Dobbs's  Ferry. 

Gordon,  Francis,  Beverly.  Boatswain,  ship  "  Resource,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Israel 
Thorndike ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  at  Beverly,  June  21, 1780 ; 
age,  26  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Beverly. 

Gordon,  Francis,  Manchester.  Capt.  Benjamin  Kimball's  co.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
(19th)  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gordon  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  July  1,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  June  7,  1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  27  days  ;  also,  Capt.  Kimball's 
CO.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company 
return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Dec.  30,  1775 ;  also,  copy  of  an  order,  dated 
Manchester,  March  30,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gordon,  for  wages  for  service  in  the 
Provincial  army  to  Aug.  1,  1775,  payable  to  Capt.  Benjamin  Kimball. 

Gordon,  Hugh.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Farrington's  detachment;  marched  Aug.  4, 
1781 ;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1781 ;  service,  5  days,  on  expedition  sent  by  the  town  of 
Fryeburg  for  the  relief  of  the  inhabitants  on  Androscoggin  river ;  also,  Lieut. 
Nathaniel  Hutchings's  detachment;  marched  Aug.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Sept.  12, 
1781 ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days ;  detachment  sent  by  Selectmen  of  Fryeburg  to  guard 
frontiers  on  Androscoggin  river ;  also.  Sergeant,  in  a  company  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Stephen  Farington;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1782;  ser- 
vice, 3  raos.21  days ;  company  raised  in  and  for  defence  of  York  and  Cumberland 
counties  and  stationed  at  "  Sudbury-Canada ;  "  roll  dated  Fryeburg. 

Gordon,  James,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for 
Plymouth  Co.,  dated  April  28,  1778;  Col.  Crain's  regt.;  age,  25  yrs.;  residence, 
Boston;  engaged  for  town  of  Scituate;  engaged  by  Capt.  John  Winslow;  term, 
3  years. 

Gordon,  James,  Hallowell.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  McCobb's  co.,  Col.  John  Nixon's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  1,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  5 


Gordon,  James.  Marine,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
entered  service  April  9,  1779  ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  wages  for  1  month. 

Gordon,  James  Stephens.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental  ser- 
vice, agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Rowley ;  engaged 
March  3,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Gordon,  John,  Shirley.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Haskell's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
James  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  returned 
home  May  24,  1775;  service,  17  days. 


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Gordon,  John,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Parker's  co.,  Col.  William  Prescott's 
(10th)  regt. ;  company  return  endorsed  Sept.  27, 1775;  enlisted  April  19,  1775;  re- 
ported died  in  camp  June  19, 1775 ;  also,  order  signed  by  Mercy  Gordon  for  money 
in  lieu  of  bounty  coat  due  her  late  husband,  said  Gordon  ;  service  of  said  Gordon 
certified  by  Lieut.  Eleazer  Spalding  at  Sewall's  Point,  March  14,  1776. 

Gordon,  John,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Smart's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  made  up  for  1777-1779  [service  not  given]  ;  reported 
deserted,  never  joined ;  also,  Capt.  Nicholas  Blasdel's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wig- 
glesworth's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge,  Feb.  5,  1778 ;  residence, 
Wells;  engaged  for  town  of  Wells;  mustered  by  Maj.  Inslow,  County  Muster 
Master. 

Gordon,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Gregg's  co.,  Col.  James  Cargill's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  25,  1775 ;  discharged  Dec.  31, 1775 ;  service,  4  mos.  17  days ;  company  raised 
in  St.  Georges,  Waldoborough,  and  Camden,  and  stationed  there  for  defence  of 
seacoast. 

Gordon,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Plummer's  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  5,  1776, 
to  date  of  discharge,  Dec.  10,  1776 ;  company  stationed  at  St.  Georges  for  defence 
of  seacoast. 

Gordon,  John.  Return  of  men  enlisted  by  Capt.  Isaac  Pope  of  Col.  W.  Shepard's 
regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  reported  deserted  March  17,  1777. 

Gordon,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Russell's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt.,  Gen. 
Warner's  brigade ;  enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777 ;  service, 
3  mos.  28  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  company  raised  for 
3  months.    Roll  dated  Dracut. 

Gordon,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Fales's  co. ;  enlisted  July  14,  1779;  dis- 
charged Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  14  days  ;  company  marched  on  expedition 
to  Majorbagaduce  by  order  of  Gen.  Lovel. 

Gordon,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  M.  Ulmer's  co.,  Col.  McCobb's  regt. ;  service 
from  July  8, 1779,  to  Sept.  24,  1779,  2  mos.  16  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Gordon,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "Junius  Brutus," 
commanded  by  Capt.  John  Leach,  sworn  to  at  Salem,  June  15, 1780 ;  age,  24  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark. 

Gordon,  John.  Receipt  dated  Stow,  Feb.  15,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gordon  and 
others  by  the  Selectmen  and  Committee  of  said  town  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years;  also.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Smart's  co.,  3d  Mass. 
regt. ;  account  of  clothing  delivered  subsequent  to  Jan.  1, 1781,  endorsed  "  July  1, 
1781 ;  "  reported  on  command  at  blockhouse ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  inspection 
return  for  July,  1781. 

Gordon,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Farrington's  detachment;  marched  Aug.  4, 
1781 ;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1781 ;  service,  9  days,  on  expedition  sent  by  the  town 
of  Fryeburg  for  the  relief  of  the  inhabitants  on  Androscoggin  river ;  also,  Lieut. 
Nathaniel  Hutchings's  detachment;  marched  Sept.  5,  1781 ;  discharged  Sept.  12, 
1781 ;  service,  10  days ;  detachment  sent  by  Selectment  of  Fryeburg  to  guard 
frontier  on  Androscoggin  river. 

Gordon,  John,  Jr.  Private,  Lieut.  Alexander  Kelloch's  co. ;  service,  2  mos. ;  company 
detached  from  Col.  Wheaton's  and  Col.  Jones's  regts.,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen. 
Cushing,  to  protect  eastern  part  of  Lincoln  Co.,  and  stationed  at  Camden  and  St. 
Georges  from  Nov.  13,  1779,  to  Feb.  13,  1780, 

Gordon,  Jonathan.  List  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from 
the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20, 1778 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Newbury ; 
arrived  at  Fishkill  June  15,  1778.     [See  Jonathan  Goodwin.] 


638  IVIASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Gordon,  Joseph.  Capt.  Oilman's  co.,  4th  regt. ;  receipt  for  wages  for  Oct.  and  Nov., 
1776,  signed  by  said  Gordon  and  others. 

Gordon,  Nathaniel,  New  Casco.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wentworth's  co..  Col.  Ger- 
rish's  regt.  of  guards;  enlisted  July  22,  1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778;  service, 
5  mos.  1  day,  travel  included;  company  stationed  at  Cambridge;  also,  Capt. 
William  Cobb's  co.;  marched  July  8,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1779,  at  Fal- 
mouth; service,  2  mos.  17  days;  company  detached  from  Cumberland  Co. 
militia  for  service  under  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchel  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Gordon,  Robert.  Descriptive  list  dated  Boston,  June  16,  1781,  of  officers  and  crew  of 
the  ship  "  Aurora "  (privateer),  commanded  by  Capt.  David  Porter ;  age,  26  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  4  in. 

Gordon,  Samuel,  Westfield.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Malcolm  Henry's  co.,  Col.  David  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  3 
weeks;  also,  Capt.  John  Kellogg's  co..  Col.  Leonard's  regt.;  enlisted  May  21, 
1777 ;  discharged  July  15,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  23  days ;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  ar- 
rival at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  Sacket's  co..  Col.  Moresly's  (Moseley's)  regt. ;  age,  55 
yrs.;  stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  residence,  Westfield;  ar- 
rived at  Fishkill  June  16,  1778. 

Gordon,  Thomas,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Nat.  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  SuflFolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  26, 
1780;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  age,  23  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  brown; 
occupation,  mariner;  residence,  Boston;  term,  during  war;  mustered  by  Capt. 
Cook. 

Gordon,  Will.  List  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  picket  guard  under  Maj.  Baldwin, 
endorsed  "  May  23,  1775;  "  reported  detailed  under  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson. 

Gordon,  William,  Andover.  Capt.  Benjamin  Farnum's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ; 
receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gordon  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
June  21,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  company  return  dated  Cam- 
bridge, Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Johnson's  co..  Col.  Wiggles- 
worth's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Albany  home,  sworn  to 
March  7,  1777 ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Samuel  Johnson's  (1st  Andover)  co.,  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co.  and  endorsed 
"Feb.  17,  1778;"  residence,  Andover;  engaged  for  town  of  Andover;  joined 
Capt.  Blanchard's  co.,  Col.  Wesson's  regt.;  term  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1780;  also, 
Corporal,  Capt.  McFarland's  invalid  corps;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  3,  1780;  reported  transferred  from  Col.  Wes- 
son's regt. ;  discharged  Feb.  3,  1780 ;  also,  letter  from  Henry  Jackson,  Colonel  of 
9th  Mass.  regt.,  to  His  Excellency  John  Hancock,  dated  Camp  Peekskill,  Sept.  6, 
1781,  recommending  said  Gordon  for  an  Ensigncy  in  his  regiment. 

Gordon,  William,  Dunstable.  Capt.  Reuben  Butterfield's  co..  Col.  David  Green's 
(Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge [service  not  given] ;  probably  a  volunteer. 

Gordon,  William.  Capt.  Charles  Furbush's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt. ;  order 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gordon  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  30, 
1775. 

Gordon,  William.  Order  on  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin,  payable  to  Capt.  Caleb  Robinson, 
dated  Exeter,  May  4, 1778,  signed  by  James  Gordern,  for  wages  due  his  late  son, 
said  Gordon,  for  service  in  Capt.  Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. 

Gordon,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Putnam's  co.,  detached  from  Col.  John  Hol- 
man's  regt.  for  21  days  service  at  Providence,  R.  I. ;  return  dated  June  22,  1778 ; 
also,  Capt.  Putnam's  co..  Col.  Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  June  20,  1778;  service,  26' 


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Gordon,  William,  continued. 

days ;  company  marched  from  Worcester  Co.  June  20,  1778,  to  join  army  under 
Gen.  Sullivan  at  Providence  for  21  days  service ;  roll  dated  Sutton. 

Gordon,  William.  Seaman;  list  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "Silver  Eel"  from 
Halifax  to  Boston  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned 
by  Bat.  Fox,  Commissary. 

Gordon,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Solomon  Brown's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  31,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
6  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. 

Gordon,  William.  Conductor,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  list  of  officers 
to  be  commissioned,  as  returned  bj-  Col.  Crafts,  dated  Boston,  Sept.  27,  1776; 
ordered  in  Council  Oct.  10,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  also.  Con- 
ductor, same  regt.;  engaged  May  9,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  23 
days ;  also,  Conductor  or  Lieutenant  of  Fireworkers,  same  regt. ;  service  from 
Nov.  1,  1776,  to  Feb.  1, 1777,  3  mos. ;  reported  as  serving  1  mo.  in  Colony  service, 
2  mos.  in  Continental  service;  also,  Clerk,  same  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  1, 1777, 
to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos.  7  days;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Winthrop  Gray's  (3d) 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  time  of  enlistment  to 
Oct.  1,  1777,  4  mos.  25  days;  also.  Lieutenant,  petition  dated  Boston,  Feb.  26, 
1779,  signed  by  said  Gordon  and  others,  officers  of  Col.  Crafts's  regt.,  asking  that 
their  resignations  be  accepted  as  the  Legislature  had  failed  to  redress  their 
grievances;  resignations  accepted  in  Council  Feb.  26, 1779;  also,  Lieutenant,  Col. 
Revere's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  8,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  return  of  rations,  etc.,  delivered  officers  of  Lieut.  Col.  Paul 
Revere's  train  of  artillery,  dated  Castle  Island,  April  17, 1779 ;  said  Gordon  credited 
with  7  days  allowance;  also,  returns  of  provisions  delivered  officers  and  men  of 
Lieut.  Col.  Paul  Revere's  train  of  artillery,  dated  Castle  Island,  April  24,  and  June 
5,  1779;  provisions  allowed  said  Gordon  from  Feb.  1,  1779,  to  April  30,  1779,  89 
days;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's  (1st)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Paul 
Revere's  corps  of  artillery;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  8,  1780,  4  mos.  8 
days;  roll  dated  Boston;  a^so,  Lieutenant;  abstract  of  wages  for  Jan.,  1780,  due 
said  Gordon's  detachment  of  artillery  for  service  at  Dartmouth;  also,  1st  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  co.  of  matrosses  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April 
27,  1780 ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  April  29, 1780 ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Amos  Lincoln's  (Matross)  co. ;  engaged  May  8,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  1,  1783; 
ser\'ice,  38  mos.  24  days. 

Gordon,  William.  Order  dated  Blandford,  May  25, 1787,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  3  months 
service  in  1781  in  Capt.  Samuel  Thrall's  co.  on  Mohawk  river. 

GoRDRECH,  Samuel,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Belding's  co.,  Maj.  Caleb  Hyde's  de- 
tachment of  militia;  enlisted  July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  26,  1777;  service,  19 
days,  in  Northern  department. 

Gore,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goar,  Goore,  Gower.] 

Gore,  Abel.  Steward,  Schooner  "Diligent,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Lambert; 
engaged  March  16,  1776 ;  discharged  Aug.  3,  1776  ;  service,  4  mos.  18  days. 

Gore,  Abel.  Receipt  dated  Truro,  Sept.  19,  1777,  signed  by  the  Selectmen,  for  said 
Gore  and  other  prisoners  landed  from  the  British  ship  "Dimond,"  commanded 
by  Capt.  Charles  Fielding,  who  were  captured  Sept.  6,  1777,  in  the  "Morning 
Star,"  merchant-vessel,  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Combs,  of  Newburyport,  and 
for  whom  an  equal  number  of  British  prisoners  were  to  be  returned  to  Newport. 

Gore,  Abel.  Petition  dated  Boston,  Aug.  7, 1778,  signed  by  Mungo  Mackey,  in  behalf 
of  himself  and  William  Shattuck,  of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Gore  be  commis- 
sioned as  commander  of  the  schooner  "Little  Weesel "  (privateer);  ordered  in 
Council  Aug.  7,  1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 


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Gore,  Alexander.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Martin's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  "Wood's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 23  days,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Spencer;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island 
April  17,  1777,  and  served  until  May  7, 1777  ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston;  also,  Capt. 
Isaac  Martin's  co..  Col.  Joseph  (Josiah)  Whitney's  regt.;  service  from  May  4, 
1777,  to  July  4,  1777,  2  mos.  6  days,  travel  included,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Spencer  at 
Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Peter  Penniman's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  ser- 
vice from  Aug.  17,  1777,  3  days  prior  to  marching,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel  included, 
with  Northern  army. 

Gore,  Charles.  ,  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Lion,"  commanded 
by  Capt.  Wingate  Newman,  sworn  to  at  Boston,  July  12,  1781 ;  age,  25  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark. 

GoEE,  Christopher.  Clerk,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  list  of  officers  to 
be  commissioned,  as  returned  by  Col.  Crafts,  dated  Boston,  Sept.  27, 1776 ;  ordered 
in  Council  Oct.  10,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  also.  Clerk,  same 
regt. ;  engaged  May  9,  1776 ;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  23  days ;  also,  Clerk 
or  Lieutenant  of  Fireworkers,  Col.  Crafts's  train  of  artillery ;  service  from  Nov. 
1,  1776,  to  Feb.  1, 1777, 3  mos. ;  reported  as  serving  1  mo.  in  Colony  service,  2  mos. 
in  Continental  service ;  also,  Clerk,  same  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  July 
1,  1778,  17  mos.;  rolls  dated  Boston. 

Gore,  Ebenezer,  Roxbury.  Captain,  1st  co.,  1st  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia; 
list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by 
Col.  William  Mcintosh,  dated  May  7, 1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  May  10, 1776,  that 
said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  May  10,  1776;  also, 
Captain  ;  return  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  and  conducted  to  Gen.  Warner  at 
Fishkill,  as  returned  by  Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent  for  said  county;  said 
Gore  reported  as  belonging  to  Roxbury  and  as  having  sent  6  men  to  camp  May 
22,  1778,  without  their  having  been  delivered  to  the  Superintendent;  also,  letter 
from  said  Gore  to  the  Council,  dated  Roxbury,  Jan.  1,  1779,  stating  that  he  had 
held  his  commission  as  Captain  in  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  (1st  Suffolk  Co.) 
regt.  for  about  2^  years,  and  asking  permission  to  resign  on  account  of  illness 
and  the  loss  of  a  finger  which  rendered  his  hand  weak ;  ordered  in  Council  Jan. 
14,  1779,  that  the  resignation  be  accepted. 

Gore,  John,  Roxbury.  Drummer,  Capt.  Moses  Whiting's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 
regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
28  days. 

Gore,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Healy's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt. ; 
service,  21  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm  in  Dec,  1776; 
roll  dated  Providence  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  26  days ;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Fort  Edward,  Oct.  17,  1777. 

Gore,  Joseph,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Whiting's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 
regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
13  days. 

Gore,  Joseph,  Roxbury.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Tit- 
comb's  regt. ;  service  from  May  8,  1777,  to  July  8,  1777,  61  days,  at  Providence; 
roll  endorsed  "  for  2  months  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  "  also,  Capt.  Lieut.  James 
Furnivall's  detachment  drafted  from  Gen.  Warner's  brigade;  engaged  Sept.  10, 
1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  20  days,  at  the  Northward;  also, 
Lieut.  William  Foster's  detachment  from  Col.  Pierce's  regt. ;  joined  March  3, 
1778 ;  discharged  April  8,  1778 ;  service,  37  days ;  detachment  stationed  at  Long 
Island. 

Gore,  Joseph,  Roxbury.  Matross,  Maj.  Thomas  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Richard  Gridley's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  8,  1775;  service, 
1  mo.,  3  weeks,  5  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Sept.  29, 
1775 ;   also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury 


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GoHE,  Joseph,  continued. 

Camp,  Dec.  30,  1775 ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Stephen  Badlara's  (Artillery)  co.,  Col. 
Knox's  regt.,  stationed  near  Boston ;  service  probably  from  Jan.  1, 1776,  to  April  -, 
1776,  as  per  certificate  dated  Dec.  14,  1839. 

Gore,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  15,  1777  ;  discharged  Nov.  29, 1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  for  3  months  and  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army. 

GoKE,  Joseph.  Private,  Lieut.  Caleb  Crafts's  detachment  from  Col.  Macintosh's 
(Mcintosh's)  regt.;  joined  July  9,  1778;  discharged  July  28,  1778;  service,  20 
days,  with  guards  at  Dorchester  Heights. 

Gore,  Joshua,  Cape  Ann.  Private,  Capt.  John  Row's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
(27th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gore,  Joshua.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Mayo's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of 
guards;  service  from  Feb.  2,  1778,  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos.,  at  Cambridge;  also, 
Sergeant,  in  command  of  a  detachment  raised  to  guard  Continental  stores  at 
Roxbury;  engaged  Jan.  6,  1779;  discharged  Feb.  16,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  11 
days. 

Gore,  Peter,  Petersham.  Private,  Capt.  John  "Wheeler's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service, 
23J  days;  also,  Capt.  "Wing  Spooner's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  21,  1777;  service,  9  days;  company  marched  from  Petersham  to 
Bennington  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Stark;  roll  dated  Petersham;  also, 
Capt.  John  Oliver's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  28,  1777; 
discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  28  daj's,  travel  included ;  company  served  with 
reinforcements  to  the  Northern  army  at  the  time  of  reduction  of  Gen.  Burgoyne. 

Gore,  Samuel.  Seaman,  schooner  "  Diligent,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Lambert; 
engaged  March  18,  1776 ;  discharged  May  25,  1776 ;  service,  2  mos.  7  days. 

Gore,  Samuel.  List  of  men  subscribing  to  regulations  for  formation  of  an  Independent 
CO.  to  be  raised  in  Boston ;  officers  of  said  Boston  Independent  company  commis- 
sioned in  Council  Dec.  7,  1776,  Maj.  Gen.  John  Hancock  to  serve  as  Colonel,  Col. 
Henry  Jackson  to  serve  as  Lieutenant  Colonel;  also.  Private,  Gen.  John  Han- 
cock's Boston  Independent  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Henry  Jackson; 
arrived  at  camp  April  17,  1777 ;  discharged  May  5,  1777  ;  service,  21  j  days ;  com- 
pany marched  from  Boston  to  Rhode  Island. 

Gore,  Stephen.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Gustavus  Fellows's  (Ward  No.  12)  co.,  Boston 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  ward  companies  in 
the  town  of  Boston,  as  returned  by  Col.  Henry  Bromfield,  dated  Boston,  Nov. 
25,  1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  Nov.  25,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ; 
reported  commissioned  Nov.  25,  1776. 

Goreham,  Isaac.  Corporal,  Capt.  Elisha  Nye's  co. ;  enlisted  June  1,  1776;  service  to 
Sept.  1,  1776,  3  mos. ;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Barnstable  Co. 

Goreham,  Jabez.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Goodwin's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's 
regt.;  detached  Sept.  25,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  6  days; 
company  marched  on  a  secret  expedition  against  Newport,  R.  I. 

Goreham,  Job.  Master's  2d  Mate,  brigantine  "  Freedom,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Clouston;  engaged  July  24,  1777;  discharged  March  1,  1778;  service,  7  mos.  5 
days. 

Goreham,  John,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Franklin's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  18,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  13  days, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1 
mo.  4  days  service,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 


64:2  IVIASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GoREHAM,  John.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Freedom,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Clouston ; 
engaged  Jul}'  24,  1777;  discharged  Dec.  18,  1777;  service,  4  mos.  24  da.ys. 

GoREHAM,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Hunt's  (4th)  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th) 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  June  and  July,  1780 ;  reported  joined  July  19, 1780 ;  service,  12 
days ;  term,  6  months. 

GoREHAM,  Joseph.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co. ;  marched  Feb.  3,  1776;  ser- 
vice to  Feb.  29,  1776,  27  days.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Dukes  Co.  and  endorsed  "  Tar- 
paulin Cove." 

GoREHAM,  Josiah.  Fifer,  (late)  Capt.  Benjamin  Warren's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's 
(7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1781. 

GoREHAM,  Roland.  Private,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co.;  marched  Feb.  3, 1776;  service 
to  Feb.  29,  1776,  27  days.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Dukes  Co.  and  endorsed  •'  Tarpaulin 
Cove." 

Gokeman,  John,  Yarmouth.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780. 

Gorff,  David,  Granville.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Keep's  co..  Col.  William  Sheppard's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  20,  1777,  to  March 
1,  1779;  reported  discharged;  also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  dated 
Jan.  31,  1778;  residence,  Granville;  enlisted  for  town  of  Granville;  mustered  by 
State  and  Continental  Muster  Masters;  also,  Lieut.  John  Wright's  (late  Capt. 
Keep's)  CO.,  Col.  Shepard's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  July  and  Aug.,  1778;  also, 
(late)  Capt.  Keep's  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1778, 
dated  Providence ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Gorff,  Israel,  Rehoboth.  Private,  Capt.  William  North's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son's (16th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  Dec.  24,  1780;  residence,  Rehoboth. 

Gorff,  Jonathan,  Granville.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Keep's  co.,  Col.  William  Shep- 
pard's regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  20,  1777,  to 
March  1 ,  1779 ;  reported  discharged ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Jan. 
31,  1778;  residence,  Granville;  enlisted  for  town  of  Granville;  mustered  bj'  State 
and  Continental  Muster  Masters ;  also,  Lieut.  John  Wright's  (late  Capt.  Keep's) 
CO.,  Col.  Shepard's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  July  and  Aug.,  1778;  also,  (late) 
Capt.  Keep's  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1778,  dated 
Providence ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

GoRG,  Moses.  Private ;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under  Lieut. 
Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated  July  3,  1775. 

Gorge,  Adam,  Sturbridge.  Fifer,  Capt.  Adam  Martin's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned'* 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Gorge,  Amos.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice from  Feb.  3,  1778,  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos.  2  days,  guarding  Gen.  Burgoyne's- 
troops  at  Winter  Hill.    Roll  dated  Bradford. 

Gorge,  Benjamin.,  Receipt  dated  Franklin,  June  4,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  Jonathan 
Haws  by  Daniel  Thurston,  in  behalf  of  Class  No.  8  of  the  town  of  Franklin,  for 
the  enlistment  of  said  Gorge,  an  Indian  servant  to  said  Haws,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gorge,  David,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Colby's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Johnson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;, 
service,  2  days. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  643 

Gorge,  Joshua.  Capt.  Nathan  Peters's  cc,  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxburj'  Camp  Dec.  20,  1775. 

Gorge,  Lewis,  Haverhill.  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  cc.  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  receipt 
for  advance  pay,  signed  bj'  said  Gorge  and  others,  dated  June  -,  1775;  also,  Pri- 
vate, same  co.  and  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gorge,  Samuel.  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  receipt  for 
advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gorge  and  others,  dated  Camp  Cambridge,  June  28, 
1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  13,  1775. 

Gorge,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Bristol  Co. 

Gorges,  Gideon,  Bolton.  Descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  26,  1781 ;  Capt.  Turner's  (6th) 
CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark;  hair,  dark;  residence,  Bolton ;  engaged  April  13,  1778,  by  Sergt. 
M.  Corey;  term,  during  war. 

GoRGGi,  Simon.  Private ;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under  Lieut. 
Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated  July  3,  1775. 

Gorham, .      [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goorham,  Goraham, 

Goram,  Goreham,  Goreman,  Gorhom,  Gorom,  Gorum.] 

Gorham,  Benjamin.  Petition  dated  Cohasset,  Jan.  12,  1776,  signed  by  Sturgis  Gor- 
ham and  others,  asking  that  said  Benjamin  Gorham,  a  part  owner,  be  commis- 
sioned as  commander  of  the  sloop  "  Lizard  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Jan. 
18,  1776,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gorham,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co. ;  marched  July  28,  1776;  ser- 
vice to  Sept.  30,  1776,  2  mos.  2  days ;  company  stationed  at  Martha's  Vineyard 
for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  same  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  30,  1776,  to  Nov.  22, 
1776,  1  mo.  22  days;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed  at 
Martin's  (Martha's)  Vineyard  under  Maj.  Barachiah  Bassett. 

Gorham,  Benjamin.  Mariner,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Allen  Hallet;  engaged  Aug.  20,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  18,  1778. 

Gorham,  David.  2d  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co. ;  marched  Aug.  10,  1776;  ser- 
vice to  Sept.  30,  1776,  1  mo.  20  days;  compan.y  stationed  at  Martha's  Vineyard 
for  defence  of  seacoast;  a^so,  Corporal,  Capt.  Russell's  co. ;  service  from  Sept. 
30,  1776,  to  Nov.  22,  1776,  1  mo.  22  days;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast 
and  stationed  at  Martin's  (Martha's)  Vineyard  under  Maj.  Barachiah  Bassett. 

Gorhaji,  David.  Private,  Capt.  William  Crow  Cotton's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  29,  1778  ;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1778 ;  service,  1  mo.  16  days ; 
company  raised  in  Plymouth  Co.  and  marched  to  Rhode  Island. 

Gorham,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Lot  Crowell's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt.; 
service,  3  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Gorham,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Sheldon's  co..  Col.  Seth  Murray's  regt.; 
enlisted  Julj'  13,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  5  days,  travel 
included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gorham,  Ezekiel.  Private,  Capt.  George  Lewis's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service, 
5  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Falmouth,  Bedford,  and  Dartmouth,  Sept.  6,  1778. 

Gorham,  Ezekiel.  Corporal,  Capt.  Luke  Howell's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt.; 
service  from  Sept.  1, 1779,  to  Jan.  1, 1780, 4  mos.,  at  Rhode  Island.  [See  Hezekiah 
Goram  and  Hezekiah  Gorom.] 


644  J^IASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GoRHAM,  George.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9, 1779,  returned  as  received  of  Noah  Good- 
man, Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner;  also,  de- 
scriptive list  of  men  drafted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9 
months,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James 
Cooper,  at  Springfield,  July  19, 1779;  Capt.  Kirtland's  (also  given  Catlen's)  co.. 
Col.  Chapin's  regt. ;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  1  (also  given  5  ft.  3)  in.;  com- 
plexion, darlc;  hair,  dark  (also  given  brown);  engaged  for  town  of  Norwich; 
a^so.  Private,  Capt.  Wadsworth's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  (14th)  regt.;  entered  ser- 
vice July  10,  1779;  discharged  April  9,  1780;  term,  9  months;  also,  receipt  dated 
Southampton,  April  23,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gorham  and  others  by  the 
town  of  Southampton  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  age,  21  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 
3  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair, dark;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  May 21, 1781; 
engaged  for  town  of  Southampton ;  term,  3  years. 

GoRHAM,  Hezekiah.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Baker's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  rfegt. ; 
marched  Oct.  4,  1777;  service,  28  days;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on 
a  secret  expedition ;  also,  Capt.  Elisha  Hedge's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service, 
3  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

GoRHAM,  Hezekiah.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  3,  1779; 
discharged  May  2,  1779;  service,  3  mos.,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at 
and  about  Boston. 

GoRHAM,  Isaac,  Yarmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Gray's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  April  20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  towards  Marsh- 
field;  service,  2  days;  also,  Capt.  Joshua  Gray's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10,  1775;  dis- 
charged Dec.  31,  1775;  service  in  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  dated  Barnstable. 

GoRHAM,  Isaac.  Corporal,  Capt.  Elisha  Nye's  co.  ;  entered  service  Jan.  25, 1776;  ser- 
vice, 9  days ;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable 
Co.;  also,  same  co. ;  entered  service  April  5,  1776;  service  to  June  1,  1776,  1  mo. 
26  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of  seacoast;  roll 
sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. ;  also,  Sergeant,  same  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  1,  1776, 
to  Nov.  21,  1776,  2  mos.  21  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  de- 
fence of  seacoast. 

Gorham,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Hedge's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  13, 1779 ;  discharged 
Sept.  17,  1779;  service,  5  days;  company  detached  for  service  at  Falmouth  on  an 
alarm. 

Gorham,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Hallet's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  6,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  28  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gorham,  Jabez.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Bonney's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ; 
marched  Oct.  17,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  28  days,  travel  included,  at  Castle  Island. 

Gorham,  Jabez.  Receipt  dated  Westhampton,  June  20, 1781,  signed  by  Joseph  Gorham, 
in  behalf  of  his  brother,  said  Jabez  Gorham,  for  bounty  paid  him  by  the  class 
committee  of  the  town  of  Westhampton  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  years;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  Hamp- 
shire Co. ;  age,  16  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. ;  complexion, light;  hair, light;  occupation, 
farmer ;  engaged  July  5, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Westhampton ;  term,  3  years ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Adams  Bailey's  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  (2d)  regt.,  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  Sprout  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  muster  roll  made  up  from  Jan. 
1, 1780,  to  Jan.  1,  1782. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  645 

GoRHAM,  Jabez.  Seaman,  State  sloop  "  Winthrop,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Little;  engaged  Aug.  17,  1782;  discharged  Sept.  20,  1782;  service,  1  mo.  3  days. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

GoRHAM,  JoAB.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Hedge's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  13, 1779 ;  discharged 
Sept.  17,  1779 ;  service,  5  days ;  company  detached  for  service  at  Falmouth  on  an 
alarm. 

GoKHAM,  Job,  Cape  Cod.  List  of  prisoners  exchanged  at  Rhode  Island  and  delivered 
to  John  Ayers,  as  returned  by  M.  Reed,  Secretary,  dated  Newport,  Feb.  11,  1777 ; 
reported  a  Seaman. 

GoRHAM,  Job.  Mariner,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Allen 
Hallet;  engaged  July  29,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  18,  1778.  Roll  sworn  to  at 
Boston. 

GoRHAM,  John,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co. ;  marched  July  28,  1776; 
service  to  Sept.  30, 1776,  2  raos.  2  days ;  compau}'  stationed  at  Martha's  Vineyard 
for  defence  of  seacoast ;  also,  same  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  30, 1776,  to  Nov.  22, 1776, 
1  mo.  22  days ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed  at  Martin's 
(Martha's)  Vineyard  under  Maj.  Barachiah  Bassett;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Palmer's 
CO.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  arrived  at  camp  Ma}'  24,  1777  ;  discharged  July 
12,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  28  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company 
raised  for  2  months;  roll  dated  Camp  at  South  Kingston;  also,  Capt.  Joseph 
Palmer's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth 
and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service,  6  days,  on  the 
alarms  at  Falmouth  of  Feb.  4,  April  2,  and  May  16,  1779. 

GoRHAM,  John,  Hardwick  (also  given  Barre) .  Company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Bar- 
nabas Sears  for  ammunition,  dated  Dorchester  Camp,  Feb.  15, 1776 ;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Timothy  Paige's  co..  Col.  James  Convers's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1777; 
discharged  Aug.  31,  1777;  service,  10  days;  company  marched  to  Bennington  on 
an  alarm ;  also.  Corporal,  3d  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  ac- 
counts for  service  from  March  10,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  16 
mos.  as  Private,  5  mos.  21  days  as  Corporal ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  War- 
ren's CO.,  6th  regt.  lately  commanded  by  Col.  Ichabod  Alden ;  muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Cherry  Valley  and  sworn  to  in  Garrison  at  Fort 
Alden;  enlisted  March  10,  1778;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  War- 
ren's CO.,  Col.  John  Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  (Light  In- 
fantry) CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Fel).,  1781-Feb., 

1782,  dated  York  Hutts;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20, 1782;  Light  Infantry 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  22  (also  given  23  and  20)  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  9  (also  given  5  ft.  10)  in. ;  complexion,  light  (also  given  ruddy) ; 
hair,  red  (also  given  light)  ;  occupation,  farmer ;  birthplace,  Hardwick ;  residence, 
Hardwick ;  enlisted  Dec.  -,  1779,  by  Capt.  Warren  ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  also, 
Sergeant,  Light  Infantry  Co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  men  furloughed 
subsequent  to  Jan.  1, 1781 ;  leave  given  said  Gorhani  by  Col.  Jackson  Feb.  3, 1783, 
to  go  from  New  Windsor  to  Hardwick  for  40  days ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list 
of  men  discharged  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  said  Gorham  discharged  June  10, 

1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of  enlistment  having  expired ;  also,  Lieut.  Col. 
Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  received  honorary  badges  for  faithful  service 
[year  not  given]  ;  said  Gorham  served  from  April  1,  1778;  entitled  to  1  stripe; 
also,  list  dated  Boston,  March  5,  1805,  returned  by  John  Avery,  Secretary,  and 
J.  Jackson,  Treasurer,  of  men  who  furnished  satisfactory  evidence  of  their  service 
as  soldiers  and  were  entitled  to  gratuities  under  resolves  of  March  4,  1801,  and 
June  19, 1801 ;  residence,  Barre. 

Gorham,  John,  Yarmouth.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 


64:6  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GoRHAM,  John,  continued. 

received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  19,  1780 ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Yarmouth ;  marched  to  camp  July  19,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
Clark  ;  also,  payroll  for  6  months  men  belonging  to  the  town  of  Yarmouth  raised 
for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  10, 1780 ; 
discharged  Jan.  18,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  22  days,  travel  included. 

GoRHAM,  John.  Mariner,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Allen 
Hallet;  engaged  Aug.  20,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  18,  1778. 

GoRHAM,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Matthias  Tobey's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778;  service, 4  mos.  5  days, 
travel  included;  company  stationed  at  Winter  Hill. 

GoRHAM,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Zebedee  Redding's  co.,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  (14th) 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July,  1780,  dated  Steenrapie ;  enlisted  July  19,  1780 ;  enlist- 
ment, 6  months;  reported  a  wagoner. 

GoRHAM,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  19, 
17S0 ;  age,  39  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Falmouth ;  marched  to  camp  July  19, 1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Clark  ;  also, 
pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Falmouth,  Barnstable  Co.,  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  6,  1780  ;  discharged 
Dec.  12,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  21  days,  travel  included;  also,  pay  roll  of  a  com- 
pany raised  in  Falmouth,  Barnstable  Co.,  to  guard  shores  of  that  town ;  enlisted 
July  20,  1781 ;  discharged  Sept.  20,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos. 

GoRHAM,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lothrop's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.; 
service,  2  days,  guarding  prisoners  from  British  ship  "  Somerset"  from  Barnstable 
to  Plymouth.    Roll  dated  Barnstable,  Nov.  9,  1778. 

GoRHAM,  Joseph,  Yarmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Gray's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  towards  Marsh- 
field;  service,  2  days. 

GoRHAM,  Joseph,  Yarmouth.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  (1st  Barnstable  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Sandwich,  June 
10,  1777;  residence,  Yarmouth;  engaged  for  town  of  Yarmouth;  joined  Capt. 
Lamont's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by 
Joseph  Otis,  Muster  Master  for  Barnstable  Co.,  dated  May  19, 1777 ;  Capt.  Davis's 
CO.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  mustered  May  15,  1777;  reported  received  State  and 
Continental  bounties;  also,  Private,  5th  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  16,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  re- 
ported mustered  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  Capt.  John  Lamont's  co.. 
Col.  Bradford's  (12th)  regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment.  May 
16,  1777,  to  May  27,  1777;  credited  with  11  days  allowance;  reported  joined  June 
26,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Haskell's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  16,  1780;  reported  discharged 
March  14,  1780. 

GoRHAM,  Joseph.  Fifer,  Capt.  Joshua  Gray's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10,  1775;  discharged 
Dec.  31,  1775 ;  service  in  defence  of  seacoast.     Roll  dated  Barnstable. 

GoRHAM,  Joseph.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co.;  service  from  March  1,  1776,  to 
Aug.  31,  1776;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of  seacoast; 
rolls  dated  Tarpaulin  Cove  and  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  Grannis's 
CO.  commanded  by  Lieut.  James  Blossom;  enlisted  Sept.  1,  1776;  service  to  Nov. 
21,  1776,  2  mos.  21  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of 
seacoast. 


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GoRHAM,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Hallet's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  18  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Rhode  Island;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 

GoRHAM,  JosiAH,  Hardwick.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Edmund  Hodges's  (2d  Hardwick)  co.,  Col.  James  Converse's  (4th 
Worcester  Co.)  regt..  Brig.  Warner's  brigade,  dated  Hardwick,  Feb.  25,  1778; 
residence,  Hardwick ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hardwick ;  joined  Capt.  Warren's  co., 
Col.  Alden's  regt.;  term,  during  war;  a^so,  Fifer,  3d  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  10, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Warren's  co.,  Col.  Alden's  battalion;  return  dated 
Albany,  Jan.  12,  1778 ;  mustered  by  Capt.  Newell,  County  Muster  Master  and  by 
a  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  Capt.  Warren's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Alden's  regt. ; 
return  of  men  in  camp  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at  Cherry  Valley,  Feb.  24, 
1779 ;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Warren's  co.,  6th  regt.  lately  commanded  by  Col.  Ichabod 
Alden  ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Cherry  Valley  and  sworn  to 
in  Garrison  at  Fort  Alden  ;  also,  Capt.  Warren's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Warren's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
for  Feb.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Warren's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  Capt. 
William  Mills's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  July-Sept.,  1781 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  tried  by  courts-martial  subsequent  to  Jan.  1, 
1781 ;  said  Gorham  tried  Nov.  28,  1781,  by  regimental  court-martial,  Capt.  King, 
President,  on  charge  of  partaking  of  stolen  rum ;  sentence,  20  lashes,  afterwards 
remitted ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated 
York  Hutts  ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20, 1782 ;  Capt.  William  Mills's  (also 
given  Capt.  Turner's)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  rank,  Fifer;  age,  22 
(also  given  18)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown  (also 
given  light);  occupation,  farmer;  birthplace,  Hardwick;  residence,  Hardwick; 
engaged  for  town  of  Hardwick  ;  engaged  March  -,  1779  (also  given  March  -,  1777) , 
by  Lieut.  Gorham;  term,  during  war;  also,  Capt.  Turner's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  men  discharged  subsequent  to  Jan.  1, 1781 ;  said  Gorham 
discharged  June  10, 1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of  enlistment  having  expired. 

Gorham,  Lewis,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamilton's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield  under  command  of  Col.  Joseph  Otis ; 
service,  2  days. 

Gorham,  Matthias.  Private,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  30,  1776, 
to  Nov.  22,  1776,  1  mo.  22  days ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  sta- 
tioned at  Martin's  (Martha's)  Vineyard  under  Maj.  Barachiah  Bassett;  also, 
Capt.  Lot  Crowell's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt.;  service,  13  days,  on  the 
alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Gorham,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  John  Stutson's  co.,  Maj.  Edward  Procter's  detach- 
ment of  militia;  detached  Dec.  10,  1777;  discharged  March  1,  1778;  service,  2 
mos.  22  days,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston. 

Gorham,  Roland.  Private,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co.;  service  from  March  1,  1776, 
to  June  1 ,  1776,  in  defence  of  seacoast ;  roll  dated  Tarpaulin  Cove ;  also,  same  co. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  16,  1776;  service  to  Aug.  31,  1776,  14  days;  company  stationed  at 
Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  dated  Tarpaulin  Cove  and  sworn 
to  in  Barnstable  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  James 
Blossom  ;  service  from  Sept.  1,  1776,  to  Nov.  21,  1776,  2  mos.  21  days  ;  company 
stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of  seacoast ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Job 
Crocker's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.;  entered  service  July  1,  1777;  dis- 
charged Dec.  12,  1777 ;  service,  5  mos.  19  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island 
and  sundry  places  in  Massachusetts ;  engagement,  6  months  from  July  1,  1777, 


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GoRHAM,  Roland,  continued. 

unless  sooner  discharged;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co..  Col.  Jona- 
than Reed's  (1st)  regt.  of  guards ;  marched  April  2, 1778 ;  service  to  July  6,  1778, 
3  nios.4  days,  at  Cambridge;  enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2, 1778;  roll  sworn 
to  in  Barnstable  Co. ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Elisha  Hedge's  co. ;  marched  Sept. 
13,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  17,  1779;  service,  5  days;  company  detached  for  ser- 
vice at  Falmouth  on  an  alarm. 

GoRHAM,  Samuel,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hatch's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  from  West  Parish  in  Pembroke  to  Scituate 
and  Marshfield;  discharged  April  29,  1775;  service,  11  days;  also,  Capt.  Thomas 
Turner's  co..  Col.  John  Baley's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  dated  Jan.  10, 
1776  ;  reported  encamped  with  Brig.  Gen.  Thomas's  brigade ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt. 
Josiah  Cushing's  co.,  Col.  John  Cushing's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt.;  marched  Dec. 
10,  1776;  discharged  Dec.  24,  1776;  service,  15  days;  company  marched  from 
West  Parish  in  Pembroke  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

GoRHAM,  Shubael,  Gloucestsr  (also  given  Cape  Ann).  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph 
Roby'sco.,Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
gaged May  29,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  8  days;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  26  yrs, 

GoRHAM,  Shubael.  Petition  dated  Boston,  June  12,  1780,  signed  by  Stephen  Higgin- 
son,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  Ebenezer  Parsons  of  Boston,  asking  that  said 
Gorham  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  schooner  "  King  Hendrick  "  (pri- 
vateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  June  12,  1780,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

GoRHAM,  Silas,  Hardwick.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Wash- 
burn, Superintendent;  Capt.  Haistings's  (Hastings's)  co.,  Col.  Page's  regt.;  age, 
17  (also  given  18  and  19)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  (also  given  5  ft.  8^  and  5  ft.  10)  in. ; 
complexion, light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  farmer  (also given  laborer) ;  birthplace, 
Hardwick ;  residence,  Hardwick ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hardwick ;  engaged  March 
27  (also  given  March  6  and  March  4),  1781;  joined  Capt.  William  Mills's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  receipt  dated  Hardwick, 
May  28,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gorham  and  others,  on  behalf  of  the  town  of 
Hardwick,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years  ;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  William  Mills's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for 
July-Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782, 
dated  York  Hutts;  also,  5th  co.;  order  dated  Oct.  26,  1783,  for  wages  for  May- 
Dec,  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of 
wages. 

GoRHAM,  Solomon.  Company  receipts  dated  Sept.  16,  1775,  and  Gloucester,  Sept.  28, 
1775,  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  and  4  weeks  billeting,  respectively,  received 
of  Michael  Farley,  Paymaster  and  Muster  Master  of  men  raised  in  Gloucester 
and  stationed  there  for  defence  of  seacoast,  commanded  by  Capt.  Daniel  War- 
ner; also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Daniel  Warner's  (1st)  co. ;  engaged  July  17, 
1775;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  5  mos.  28  days;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester 
for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Daniel  Warner's  (1st)  co. 
stationed  at  Gloucester;  list  of  seacoast  officers;  commissioned  Dec.  30,  1775; 
also,  resolve  dated  March  18,  1776,  appointing  officers  of  companies  stationed  at 
Gloucester;  said  Gorham  appointed  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Daniel  Warner's  co., 
in  the  room  of  John  Low,  who  declined  to  serve ;  reported  commissioned  March 
18,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Daniel  Warner's  (1st)  co. ;  engaged  Jan.  10, 
1776 ;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1776,  11  mos.  22  days ;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester 
for  defence  of  seacoast. 

GoRHAM,  Stephen,  Hardwick.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Simeon  Hazeltine's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  16  days,  travel  included; 


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GoRHAM,  Stephen,  continued. 

reported  returned  home ;  also,  Ensign,  Capt.  Samuel  Billings's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Learned's  regt. ;  list  of  officers ;  resolved  in  Provincial  Congress  May  23,  1775, 
that  commissions  be  delivered  said  officers ;  receipt  for  said  commissions  signed, 
by  Col.  Learned;  also,  Ensign,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775 ;  engaged  April  24,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  2  days ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Col. 
Brooks's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to 
Dec.  5,  1777;  commissioned  Jan.  1,  1777;  also.  Lieutenant,  in  a  regiment  lately 
commanded  by  Col.  Ichabod  Alden  ;  list  of  officers  in  camp  Ijefore  Aug.  15,  1777, 
certified  at  Cherry  Valley,  Feb.  24,  1779;  reported  discharged  Dec.  5,  1777;  also, 
2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Warren's  (4th)  co..  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  bat- 
talion ;  return  of  officers  [year  not  given]  ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin 
Nye's  CO.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ;  joined  Sept.  17,  1778 ;  discharged  Dec. 
12,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  1  day,  travel  included,  at  Dorchester. 

GoRHAM,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Henry's  co.  of  guards ;  enlisted  Jan.  9, 1779; 
discharged  April  4, 1779 ;  service,  2  mos.  28  days ;  company  detached  from  militia 
to  guard  troops  of  convention  at  Rutland  for  3  months  from  Jan.  1,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Timothy  Paige's  co..  Col.  John  Rand's  regt.;  enlisted  July  5,  1780;  dis- 
charged Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  15  days,  travel  included,  at  West  Point; 
company  raised  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  receipt  dated 
May  6,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gorham  on  behalf  of  the  town  of  Hardwick  for 
3  mos.  service  in  the  militia. 

GoRHOM,  Shubael.  Ist  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Roby's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  regt. ; 
return  of  officers  dated  June  26,  1775;  recommended  in  Committee  of  Safety  June 

26,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  June 

27,  1775,  that  commissions  be  delivered. 

Gorman,  John.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Allen 
Hallet ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  wages  for  1  month  dated  Boston,  Feb.  27, 1779 ; 
also,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  Feb.  26,  1779;  discharged  April  30, 
1779;  service,  2  mos.  5  days. 

GoRMEND,  Ja.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  13,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt. 

GoRMET,  John.  Descriptive  list  returned  by  order  of  Gen.  Heath,  dated  Jan.  10,  1781 ; 
Capt.  Thomas  Vose's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  rank,  Matross  ;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  3  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  in  1778,  by  Lieut.  Donell;  term,  during 
war. 

GoROM,  Hezekiah.  Corporal,  Capt.  Luke  Howell's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  22,  1779;  service,  4  mos.  3  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

GoROM,  John,  Falmouth.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780. 

GoRREUs[?],  Francis,  Barnstable.  Capt.  Joseph  Griffith's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's 
regt.;  enlisted  June  13,  1778;  service, 6  mos.  21  days, travel  included;  enlistment 
to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

GoRSE,  Francis.  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  enlisted  Feb. 
20,  1776;  service  to  Sept.  1,  1776,  6  mos.  10  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

GoRSE,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Lyon's  co. ;  enlisted  June  24,  1778;  dis- 
charged July  13,  1778;  service,  26  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  com- 
pany joined  Col.  Wade's  regt.  June  22,  1778,  for  21  days  service.  Roll  dated 
Grafton. 

GoRsoM,  Joseph,  Newton.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Nathaniel 
Sartell,  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 


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GoEsoM,  Joseph,  continued. 

May  15,  1775;  service,  78  days;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Parks's  co.,  Col.  Marshall's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  7, 
1780 ;  residence,  Newton ;  credited  to  town  of  Newton. 

GoESON,  ■ .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garson,  Gorsom,  Gosom, 

Gossum.] 

OoRsoN,  Joseph,  Newton.  Capt.  Ephraim  Corey's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt.; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge  Camp,  Oct.  31, 
1775;  also.  Private,  3d  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  March  14,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Newton; 
credited  to  town  of  Newton;  also,  Capt.  William  Warner's  (6th)  co..  Col. Thomas 
Marshall's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  March 
14,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  "on  furlough  Nov.  26,  60  days;  "  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at 
Boston,  Feb.  4,  1779. 

GoRSS,  Feancis.  Capt.  William  Bacon's  co.,  Col.  Glover's  regt.;  receipt  for  advance 
pay,  signed  by  said  Gorss  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775. 

GoRTHLET,  William,  Boston.  Gunner,  Capt.  Buckland's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  3,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779. 

GoRTLEY,  William.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8,  1777;  Major's  co.,  Maj.  Ebenezer  Stevens's 
battalion  of  artillery. 

Gortly,  William.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Doughty's  co..  Col.  John  Lamb's  (2d  Artil- 
lery) regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlistment,  during 
war. 

GoRTOx,  Benjamin,  Connecticut.  Conductor  of  Military  Stores,  Field  Commissary's 
department;  appointed  Dec.  1,  1779;  reported  stationed  at  Fishkill. 

Gorton,  Bowen.  Company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  Feb.  -,  1777,  given  to  Capt.  Millerd, 
for  wages,  etc.,  for  service  for  1  day  on  an  alarm  Nov.  21,  1776;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Squire  Millard's  co..  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt.;  service  between  Dec.  4, 
1776,  and  Jan.  9,  1777,  14  days ;  reported  absent  without  leave. 

Gorton,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Rice's  co.,  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt. ;  abstract 
for  wages  and  billeting  allowed  from  Dec.  4,  1776,  to  Jan.  6,  1777;  credited  with 
34  days  allowance. 

Gorton,  John.  Company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  Feb.  -,  1777,  given  to  Capt.  Squire 
Millerd,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  service  for  1  day  on  an  alarm  Nov.  21,  1776. 

Gorton,  John.  Company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  Feb.  -,  1777,  given  to  Capt.  Squire 
Millerd,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  service  for  1  day  on  an  alarm  Nov.  21,  1776.  [This 
name  appears  twice  on  receipt.] 

Gorton,  John,  Jr.  Corporal;  company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  Feb.  -,  1777,  given  to 
Capt.  Squire  Millerd,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  service  for  1  day  on  an  alarm  Nov.  21, 
1776;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Squire  Millard's  co.,  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt.; 
service  between  Dec.  4,  1776,  and  Jan.  9,  1777,  33  days;  also,  1st  division,  Capt. 
Squire  Millerd's  co..  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  9,  1777, 
to  Feb.  3,  1777,  31  days ;  reported  drafted ;  also,  company  receipt  dated  War- 
wick, given  to  Capt.  Millerd,  for  wages  for  service  from  Jan.  9,  1777,  to  Feb.  8, 
1777;  also,  1st  division,  Capt.  Millerd's  co.,Col.  John  Waterman's  regt.;  service 
from  April  6  to  April  20, 1777,  15  days. 

Gorton,  Joseph.  Company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  Feb.  -,  1777,  given  to  Capt.  Squire 
Millerd,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  service  for  1  day  on  an  alarm  Nov.  21,  1776.  [This 
name  appears  twice  on  receipt.] 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  651 

jGokton,  Joseph.  Company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  Feb.  -,  1777,  given  to  Capt.  Squire 
Millerd,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  service  for  1  day  on  an  alarm  Nov.  21,  1776;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Squire  Millard's  co.,  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt. ;  service  between 
Dec.  4,  1776,  and  Jan.  9,  1777,  16  days. 

Gorton,  Oliver.  Seaman,  sloop  "Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Hoysteed 
Hacker;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  •'Mellish"  and  "Active" 
[year  not  given] . 

Gorton,  Othniel.  Private,  Capt.  Squire  Millard's  co..  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt. ; 
service  between  Dec.  4,  1776,  and  Jan.  9,  1777,  6  days. 

Gorton,  Prosper.  Private,  Capt.  John  Holden's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's 
(1st  llhode  Island)  battalion ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp  East  Green- 
wich; enlistment,  during  war;  reported  on  command. 

Gorton,  Samuel.  Corporal,  Capt.  Thomas  Rice's  co.,  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt.; 
abstract  for  wages  and  billeting  allowed  between  Dec.  4,  1776,  and  Jan.  6,  1777 ; 
credited  with  22  days  allowance. 

■Gorton,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Rice's  co..  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt. ; 
abstract  for  wages  and  billeting  allowed  between  Dec.  4,  1776,  and  Jan.  6,  1777; 
credited  with  11  days  allowance ;  also,  1st  division,  Capt.  Squire  Millerd's  co.,  Col. 
John  Waterman's  regt. ;  service  from  Jan.  9,  1777,  to  Feb.  3,  1777,  28  days ;  re- 
ported drafted ;  also,  company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  given  to  Capt.  Millerd,  for 
wages  for  service  from  Jan.  9,  1777,  to  Feb.  8,  1777. 

Gorton,  Slade.  Company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  Feb.  -,  1777,  given  to  Capt.  Squire 
Millerd  for  wages,  etc.,  for  service  for  1  day  on  an  alarm  Nov.  21,  1776;  also, 
Corporal,  Capt.  Squire  Millard's  co.,  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt. ;  service  between 
Dec.  4,  1776,  and  Jan.  9,  1777,  32  days  ;  also,  1st  division,  Capt.  Millerd's  co.,  Col. 
Waterman's  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  9,  1777,  to  Feb.  3,  1777,  31  days;  reported 
drafted;  also,  company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  given  to  Capt.  Millerd,  for  wages 
for  service  from  Jan.  9,  1777,  to  Feb.  8, 1777. 

Gorton,  Slade.  Company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  Feb.  -,  1777,  given  to  Capt.  Squire 
Millerd  for  wages,  etc.,  for  service  for  1  day  on  an  alarm  Nov.  21,  1776;  also, 
Private,  1st  division,  Capt.  Squire  Millerd's  co.,  Col.  Waterman's  regt.;  service 
between  April  6  and  April  20,  1777,  9  days. 

Gorton,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Squire  Millard's  co.,  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt.; 
service  between  Dec.  4,  1776,  and  Jan.  9,  1777,  32  days. 

Gorum,  Hezekiah,  Boston.  Corporal,  Capt.  Luke  Howell's  co.,  Col.  Tyler's  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779 ;  service,  20  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gorum,  Hezekiah.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battelle's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Pierce's 
regt.;  enlisted  May  14,  1779;  discharged  July  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  21  days, 
travel  included,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 

Gorum,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  E.  Lewis's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779,  dated  Newport; 
enlistment,  during  war;  reported  on  guard  in  Dec,  1779. 

GosE,  Francis.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Daniel 
Souther ;  engaged  Aug.  17,  1776  [service  not  given]  ;  reported  deserted. 

GosE,  William,  Lancaster.  Private,  Capt.  John  White's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  28,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington  (also 
given  with  Northern  Army) . 

-GosE,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Sibley's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.; 
marched  July  30,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  16  days,  at 
Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Sutton. 


652  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GosEH,  Joseph,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Turner's  co.  of  South  Precinct  in 
Braintree,  Col.  Benjamin  Lincoln's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

GosHAM,  E-ovEN.  Seaman,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker;, 
engaged  July  30,  1779;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 

GosLEN,  Ebenezer,  Gloucester.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Warner's  co..  Col.  Moses 
Little's  (17th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  enlisted 
May  6, 1775  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect 
Hill,  Nov.  25,  1775. 

Gosling,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goosling,  Goslen,  Gost- 

ling,  Joslen.] 

Gosling,  Thomas,  Boston  (also  given  Hingham).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Benjamin  Lapham  and  Capt.  Peter  Cush- 
ing,  sworn  to  at  Hingham,  Feb.  17,  1778 ;  residence,  Boston  (also  given  Hing- 
ham) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hingham  ;  joined  Capt.  R.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Alden's 
regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  6th  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  24,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt. 
Lieut.  Jonas  Parker's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec, 
1778,  dated  Cherry  Valley  ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Robert  Allen's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Alden's 
regt. ;  returnof  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15, 1777,  and  not  absent  subsequently 
except  on  furlough,  certified  at  "  FortHarkermer,"Feb.26, 1779  ;  said  Gosling  and 
others  reported  "  then  on  command  at  Boston,  since  joined ; "  also,  (late)  Colonel's 
CO.  commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Jonas  Parker,  (late)  Col.  Alden's  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  "  Fort  Harkemer ;  "  enlisted  March  24  (also 
given  May  24),  1777;  also.  Corporal,  (late)  Capt.  Jonas  Parker's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan. -April,  1781,  dated  West  Point; 
also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Maynard's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June  and 
July,  1781;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  sworn  to  at 
Peekskill;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.,  1781-Jan.,  1782;  alsOy 
Capt.  Maynard's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  March- 
Aug.,1782;  a/so,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  musterroUsforOct.  and  Nov.,  1782;  reported 
on  command  at  Verplanck's  Point  in  Oct.,  1782;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  C.  Allen's 
(8th)  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1782-April,  1783. 

GosoM,  Joseph,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Corey's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Goss,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gass,  Gauss,  Goos,  Gorse, 

Gorss,  Gose,  Gosse,  Gross.] 

Goss,  Andrew,  West  Springfield.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  April  20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service, 
8  days ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  10  days  j 
also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  26,  1775 ;  also,  Corporal, 
Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  co..  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel 
allowance,  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  17, 1776 ;  also.  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  26, 1776 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
by  the  town  of  West  Springfield  in  April,  1779,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army, 
as  returned  by  Capt.  Levi  Ely,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  14,  1779 ;  resi- 
dence. West  Springfield ;  engaged  for  state  of  Connecticut ;  joined  Capt.  Munson's 
CO.,  Col.  Chandler's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war. 

Goss,  Calvin.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparahawk's  (Spar- 
hawk's)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  26, 1777 ;  service,  10  days^ 
travel  included,  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  653 

Goss,  Comfort,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Harwood's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Learned's  rest- ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Brookfield,  Nov.  21,  1775. 

Goss,  Comfort,  New  Salem.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  terra  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  7,  1780;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for 
town  of  New  Salem  ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  6, 1780;  marched  to  camp  July 
6,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Dix ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  belong- 
ing to  the  town  of  New  Salem  and  raised  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army 
during  1780;  marched  July  4,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  6,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  10 
days,  travel  home  included. 

Goss,  Daniel,  Lancaster.  Captain,  5th  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  (2d  Worcester  Co.) 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  offlcers  dated  Lancaster,  March  18,  1776  ;  ordered  in 
Council  March  20,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commis- 
sioned March  20,  1776;  also,  receipt  dated  Phillipsborough,  Nov.  16,  1776, 
signed  by  said  Goss,  Captain,  and  other  officers  of  Col.  James  Converse's  regt.,  for 
mileage,  etc.,  for  themselves  and  companies  ;  also.  Captain  ;  list  endorsed  "  com- 
missioned officers  of  Col.  Jam's  regt."  in  service  at  Dobbs's  Ferry,  Tarrytown,  and 
North  Castle,  N.  Y.,  in  1776;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  fi-om  2d  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  said  Goss,  Captain,  sworn  to 
in  Worcester  Co.,  Feb.  18, 1778;  also,  resignation  [date  not  given],  signed  by  said 
Goss,  resigning  his  commission  as  Captain  of  5th  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  (2d) 
regt.,  stating  that  his  commission  was  originally  granted  under  King  George  the 
third,  that  he  was  somewhat  advanced  in  years  and  had  served  several  times  in  his 
country's  defence,  and  requesting  that  his  resignation  be  accepted  [no  action  of 
Council  appears.] 

Goss,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Wills's  co.,  Col.  Daniel  Morgan's  (11th  Virginia) 
regt.  (also  given  «'llth  and  15th  regiment  of  foot  in  the  service  of  the  United 
States  ") ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778. 

Goss,  Elihu,  Bolton  (also  given  Lancaster).  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Richardson's 
CO.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  August  1,  1775  ;  enlisted  May 
15,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  21  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct. 
6,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Fortunatus  Eager's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  marched 
Dec.  17, 1776 ;  returned  March  27, 1777  ;  service.  3  mos.  10  days ;  company  marched 
to  reinforce  the  army  in  the  Jerseys  under  Gen.  Washington ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  2d  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned 
by  Capt.  Solomon  Stuart,  dated  Lancaster,  Dec.  20,  1777;  residence,  Lancaster; 
engaged  for  town  of  Lancaster;  joined  Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.; 
term,  3  years;  reported  mustered  May  21,  1777,  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster 
Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Joseph  Hodgkins's  co..  Col. 
Timothy  Bigelow's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May 
20,  1777,  to  July  6,  1778 ;  reported  deceased ;  also,  Capt.  Hodgkins's  co..  Col. 
Bigelow's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and 
sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Half  Moon  ;  enlisted  May  20,  1777. 

Goss,  Ephraim,  Great  Barrington.  List  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and 
June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  Capt.  Jen- 
kins's co.;  term,  3  years  or  during  war;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Sewall's  co..  Col. 
Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1777,  to  May  1,  1778;  reported  deserted  May  1, 1778;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Jenkins's 
CO.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23, 
1778;  residence.  Great  Barrington;  engaged  for  town  of  Great  Barrington;  re- 
ported "  with  Gen.  Mummoy." 


654:  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Goes,  Ephraim,  Lancaster.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sawyer's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  7 
days;  also,  Capt.  Ephraim  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also, 
company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Fortu- 
natus  Eager's  co..  Col.  Josiah  AVhitney's  regt. ;  marched  Dec.  17,  1776 ;  returned 
March  27, 1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  the  army 
in  the  Jerseys  under  Gen.  Washington ;  also,  1st  Corporal,  Capt.  Solomon  Stuart's 
CO.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  marched  Aug.  21, 1777 ;  returned  Aug.  25, 1777 ; 
service,  5  days ;  company  marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington. 

Goss,  Francis,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bacon's  (2d)  co..  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  4,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  2  days;  also,  companj^  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  26,  1775. 

Goss,  Jabez.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  as  returned  by  Noah 
Goodman,  Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co.  [.year  not  given]  ;  Capt.  Hooker's 
CO.,  Col.  Porter's  regt.;  age,  36  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  dark;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Greenwich.     [See  Jabez  Gross.] 

Goss,  John,  Hollis.  Lieutenant;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under 
Lieut.  Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated  June  22,  1775;  also,  order  of  Provincial  Congress, 
dated  June  26,  1775,  directing  that  commissions  be  delivered  Capt.  Reuben  Dow, 
and  said  Goss,  Lieutenant,  officers  belonging  to  Col.  Prescott's  regt.;  also,  1st 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  Reuben  Dow's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  14  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  reported  on  furlough. 

Goss,  Jonathan,  Townsend.  Private,  Capt.  John  Minot's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  arrived  at  destination  May  10,  1777;  discharged  July  9,  1777;  service,  2 
mos.  10  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Warwick  Neck. 

Goss,  Jonathan.  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  Halifax  to  Boston  in  the  cartel  "  Swift " 
Sept.  30,  1778,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Baildon,  Commissary  of  Prisoners ;  re- 
ported a  Seaman. 

Goss,  Joshua,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's,  (9th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  b}'  said  Goss  and  others,  dated  Cam- 
bridge, June  27,  1775 ;  also.  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  June  1,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  5  days;  also,  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  reported  sick  and  absent;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Goss,  Reuben,  Shrewsbury.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Artemas  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge; service,  9  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  a/so,  enlistment  agree- 
ment dated  April  26, 1775,  signed  bj'  said  Goss  and  others,  engaging  themselves  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  "until  the  last  of  December  next,"  unless  sooner 
discharged ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  13,  1775. 

Goss,  Richard,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Thomas  Grant's  (3d)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goss  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  June  27,  1775;  also,  4th  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  25,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  12  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  under  guard;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  25,  1775. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  655 

Goss,  RiCHAKD.  3d  Corporal,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co. ;  enlisted  July  11,  1775;  dis- 
charged Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  6  nios.  6  days;  company  raised  in  Newburyport 
and  stationed  there  for  defence  of  seacoast.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Ipswich. 

Goss,  Samuel.    List  of  men  [no  date  or  particulars  given]. 

Goss,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Fortunatus  Eager's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Ephraim  Sawyer's 
regt. ;  marched  Oct.  2,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  25  days,  travel 
included ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army ;  also,  Capt.  David 
Moore's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Enoch  Hallet's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged 
Oct.  31,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  4  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company 
detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Goss,  Thomas,  Salem.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Fisk  ;  engaged  March  7, 1777 ;  service  to  July  31,  1777,  4  mos.  24  days ;  roll 
dated  Salem;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  July  31,  1777;  dis- 
charged Oct.  16,  1777;  roll  dated  Boston;  also,  Boatswain,  brig  "Union  "  (pri- 
vateer) ,  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan  Gardner ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and 
crew,  sworn  to  Nov. 3, 1780 ;  age,  31  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  brown  ; 
residence,  Salem. 

Goss,  Thomas,  Swanzey.  Private,  Capt.  Peleg  Peck's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  3,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  7  days;  company 
marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm;  by  order  of  Col.  Slead  all  the  men  in 
Swanzey  were  joined  in  one  company  under  Capt.  Peck,  the  other  officers  refus- 
ing to  serve.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Rehoboth. 

Goss,  William.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Greenleaf's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.; 
engaged  Sept.  3,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included,  with  Northern  army.    Roll  dated  Lancaster. 

Goss,  Zebulon,  Mendon.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Craggin's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt. ;  service  from  Dec.  8,  1776,  to  Jan.  21,  1777,  1  mo.  15  days,  at  Provi- 
dence Plantation  and  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm ;  mileage  also  allowed  for  24  miles 
travel  home  to  Mendon;  also,  Capt.  Philip  Ammidon's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  July  31  (also  given  Aug.  2),  1780;  ser- 
vice, 7  (also  given  9)  days,  travel  included  ;  company  ordered  to  march  to  Rhode 
Island  on  the  alarm  of  July  27,  1780. 

GossE,  Comfort,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Harwood's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Learned's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.,  1  week,  5  days. 

GossE,  Jean  Survain.  Marine,  frigate  "Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Nicholson ;  engaged  Dec.  17, 1781 ;  engagement,  12  months ;  reported  turned  over 
to  the  "  Alliance  "  Dec.  21,  1781. 

GossuM,  Joseph.  Memorandum  of  firelocks  received  of  sundry  officers  and  soldiers; 
date  of  delivery,  Feb.  1,  1776. 

GosTEN,  John.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  re- 
solve of  Dec.  2,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  James  Williams,  Superintendent  for 
Bristol  Co.,  by  Maj  J.  Pettingall,  at  Boston,  Dec.  6,  1781 ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  4J  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  occupation,  seaman  ;  engaged  Nov.  16,  1781 ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Swanzey;  term,  3  years;  reported  deserted  Nov.  27,  1781. 

GosTLiNG,  Thomas,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  June  22,  1777  ;  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Alden's  regt. ; 
n^«o,  descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20,  1782;  Capt.  Jonathan  Maynard's  (also  given 
Capt.  Allen's)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  rank,  Corporal ;  age,  29 
(also  given  28  and  32)  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  darlc 
(also  given  brown) ;  occupation,  laborer;  (also  given  baker);  birthplace.  Great 


656  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GosTi,iNG,  Thomas,  continued. 

Britain;  residence,  Boston;  enlisted  Dec.  -,  1779,  by  Capt.  Parker  (also  given 
Jan.  5,  1777) ;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Jonathan  Maynard's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782;  also,  Capt.  Allen's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  men  discharged  subsequent  to  Jan.  1, 1781 ;  said 
Gostling  discharged  June  9, 1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of  enlistment  having 
expired;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  honorary  badges 
for  faithful  service ;  said  Gostling  served  from  March  -,  1777 ;  entitled  to  two 
stripes. 

GosTOA,  Henry.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  Feb.  28,  1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston. 

Got,  Joshua.  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co. ;  list  of  men  who  took  the  oath  required  by 
Congress  to  be  taken  by  the  Mass.  army,  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co.,  June  10,  1775. 

Got,  Stephen.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow,  at  Springfield,  Nov.  16, 
1780;  age,  51  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of 
Marblehead ;  marched  to  camp  under  command  of  Capt.  Parker. 

GoTE,  Joshua.  Request  signed  by  [Capt.]  Barnabas  Dodge,  asking  that  said  Gote  and 
William  Stanford  be  furloughed  for  5  days  [year  not  given] . 

Gotham,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gotton.] 

Gotham,  Henry,  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months 
from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  residence,  Salem;  engaged  for 
town  of  Salem  ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  23,  1778. 

Gothery,  Adam.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Pilsbury's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th) 
regt. ;  wages  allowed  from  Jan.  1,  1782,  to  date  of  discharge,  Sept.  1,  1782. 

Gothree,  Adam,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Gray's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  20,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  16 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge  Camp,  Oct.  26,  1775; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Whiting's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year  not  given]  ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Weston ;  reported  a  transient. 

Gothry,  Adam,  Boston.  Descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  29,  1781;  Capt. 
Pillsbury's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith;  rank, 
Private;  age,  55  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark  ;  hair,  dark  ;  eyes, 
dark;  residence,  Boston;  enlisted  Feb.  3,  1777,  by  Capt.  Thomas  Willington; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

GoTiAR,  Thomas.  Corporal,  Capt.  Winship's  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt. ;  company  receipt  for 
wages  due  prior  to  Jan.  1,  1776,  dated  Camp  Mt.  Washington. 

GoTiER,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gotiar,  Gottey.] 

GoTiER,  Thomas.  Corporal,  Col.  John  Nickson's  (4th)  regt. ;  company  receipts  for 
wages  for  Sept.-Dec,  1776. 

GoTT,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gaalt,  Gait,  Goot,  Got,  Gote.] 

GoTT,  Alexander.  Certificate  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  18,  1775,  signed  by  Capt. 
Moses  Harvey  of  Col.  J.  Brewer's  regt.,  stating  that  said  Gott  had  not  received  the 
coat  allowed  him  by  the  Province.     [See  John  Gaalt.] 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  657 

GuTT,  C^SAR  (also  given  Cuff).  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780 ;  engaged  May  17, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lynn ; 
term,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st) 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781,  dated  Camp  Philipsburgh ;  reported 
on  command  at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781 ;  reported  on  com- 
mand at  West  Point;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Sept.-Nov.,  1781;  reported  sick  at 
New  Windsor;  also,  1st  regt. ;  list  of  men  belonging  to  1st  Mass.  brigade,  returned 
as  sick  in  hospital  at  New  Windsor,  dated  Dec.  24,  1781 ;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Jeremiah  Miller's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and 
Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts ;  enlisted  April  -,  1781. 

GoTT,  Daniel.  Private ;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under  Col. 
L.  Baldwin  at  Prospect  Hill,  dated  July  16,  1775. 

GoTT,  Ebenezek,  Cape  Ann.  Capt.  John  Row's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th) 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gott  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
June  28,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  June  6,  1775;  service,  2  mos.;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct., 
1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge, 
Nov.  9,  1775. 

Gott,  John,  Cape  Ann.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Row's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
(27th)  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gott  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  June  28,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  May  29,  1775;  service  2  mos.  8  days;  also,  company  return  [prob- 
ably Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Cambridge,  Nov.  9,  1775. 

Gott,  John,  Wenham.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Kimball's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John 
Baker's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days; 
also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Francis's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay, 
signed  by  said  Gott  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775 ;  also,  Private, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  4, 1775 ;  service, 
3  mos.  5  days ;  also,  Capt.  Francis's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill, 
Oct.  26,  1775. 

Gott,  Joshua,  Gloucester.  Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  (6th)  co.,  Col.  Gerrish's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  22,1775;  service,  10  weeks 
1  day;  also,  Capt.  Dodge's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loamrai  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Ger- 
rish's) 38th  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Chelsea  Camp;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Camp  at  Chelsea,  Oct.  2, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Chelsea,  Dec.  27,  1775;  also.  Private;  return 
dated  Chelsea,  Dec.  7,  1775,  made  by  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge,  of  men  enlisted  by 
him  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  in  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  regt. ;  reported 
engaged  to  serve  for  1  year  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1775;  also,  Capt  Barnabas 
Dodge's  CO.,  Col.  Loamrai  Baldwin's  regt.;  list  dated  Chelsea,  Jan.  3,  1776, 
returned  to  Brig.  Gen.  W.  Heath  at  Cambridge,  of  men  who  had  not  passed 
muster,  but  who  were  later  approved  by  said  Heath  ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Dodge's 
CO.,  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  Jan.  and  April,  1776 ;  also,  pay 
abstracts  for  May  and  June,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New  York ;  also,  (late)  Capt, 
Dodge's  CO.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Joseph  Cheever,  Col.  Baldwin's  regt.;  payroll 
for  mileage,  etc.,  for  the  year  1776 ;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  26th  regt.  who 
agreed  to  tarry  6  weeks  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1776,  as  returned  by  Col.  Loammi 
Baldwin,  dated  Trenton,  Jan.  1,  1777;  also,  list  of  men  in  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt.  who  returned  guns  into  the  public  store  at  Chatham,  dated  Jan.  13,  1777; 
date  of  delivery,  Feb.  12,  1777. 


658  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GoTT,  Nathaniel,  Wenham.  Private,  Capt.  Billy  Porter's  (Wenham)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  John  Baker's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 5  days;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Francis's  co.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's  regt.; 
order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gott  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June 
22,  1775;  reported  took  the  oath  required  by  Congress  to  be  taken  by  the  Mass. 
army;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days;  also,  Capt.  Francis's  co..  Col. 
Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company 
return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Gott,  Stephen,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Courtis's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  23, 1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  14  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Beverly,  Jan.  6,  1776. 

Gott,  Stephen.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Marblehead  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  Oct.  26,  1780 ;  discharged 
March  1,  1781 ;  service,  4  mos.  15  days,  travel  included. 

Gott,  Thomas.  Company  receipt  for  ammunition  given  to  Capt.  Barnabas  Sears,  dated 
Dorchester  Camp,  Feb.  15,  1776. 

Gottet,  Thomas.  Corporal,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Winship's  (4th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776. 

GoTTON,  Henry,  Londonderry.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Salem 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778;  age,  17 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  dark;  residence, 
Londonderry. 

GoucH,  James,  Derry.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Bancroft's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Sept.  25,  1775. 

GorcH,  John  Day,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wiley's  co.,  [Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sar- 
gent's] 28th  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gouch,  Joseph,  Braintree.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company  return 
dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  6,  1775;  reported  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  also,  Capt. 
Wild's  CO.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  12,  1775. 

Gouch,  Moses,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wiley's  co.,  [Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's] 
28th  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gouch,  Moses.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  7th  Worces- 
ter Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Benjamin  Nye  and  Capt.  William  Henry,  dated 
Barre,  Dec.  29,  1777;  engaged  for  town  of  Barre. 

Gouch,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  James  Morton's  co..  Col.  Pierce's  regt. ;  marched 
March  3,  1778;  discharged  April  4,  1778;  service,  32  days,  at  Governor's  Island. 

Goud,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gaid,  Goudy,  Gued.] 

GouD,  James.  Private,  Capt.  John  Blunt's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ;  service 
between  June  28, 1779,  and  Sept.  28, 1779, 2  mos.  16  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Goud,  Lazarus.  ,  Private,  Capt.  John  Blunt's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ;  service 
between  June  28, 1779,  and  Sept.  28, 1779,  2  mos.  16  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Goudell,  Amos,  Bedford.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Walker's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Bridge's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  29,  1775 ;  service,  2 
mos.  8  days. 

GouDY,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goddy,  Gody,  Goody, 

Goud,  Gowdey,  Gowdy.] 


IN  THE  WAR   OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  659 

GouDT,  James,  Danvers.  Capt.  Enoch  Putnam's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt. ;  order  for 
advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Goudy  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775; 
also,  Capt.  Putnam's  co.,  CoL  John  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Col.  Israel  Hutchinson  ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

GouEL,  Robert.  Boy,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden ;  engaged  Oct.  1,  1777 ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 

GouELD.  Noah,  Amherst.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Wood- 
bridge's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  Ticonderoga  and  home  in 
1776;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  March  18,  1777. 

GouG,  Moses.  Capt.  John  Wiley's  co.,  Col.  Paul  D.  Sergent's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  13,  1775. 

Gouge,  James,  Londonderry.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Bancroft's  co..  Col.  Bridge's  (27th)  regt. ; 
receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gouge  and  others,  dated  Camp  before 
Boston,  July  24,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  22  days;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  4,  1775. 

Gouge,  John  Day.  Capt.  John  Wiley's  co.,  Col.  Paul  D.  Sergent's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  13,  1775. 

Gouge,  Moses,  Boston.  Capt.  Moses  Hart's  co.,  Col.  P.  Dudley  Sergeant's  regt.;  re- 
ceipt for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gouge  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  -, 
1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  4,  1775 ;  service,  88  days. 

GouGH,  .    [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gooch,  Gouch,  Goug,  Gouge.] 

Gough,  David,  Granville.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Colton's  co.,  Col.  David  Brewer's  (9th) 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  7,  1775.     [See  David  Goff.] 

Gough,  Samuel.  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing's  co. ;  pay  rolls  for  service  from  Oct.  25, 
1785,  to  April  25,  1786,  at  the  Castle. 

Gougins,  Thomas,  Frenchman's  Bay.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Henry  Dyer's  co.  of  rangers; 
enlisted  March  17,  1780;  discharged  May  1,  1780;  company  raised  in  No.  4, 
Gouldsborough,  Frenchman's  Bay,  Pleasant  river,  and  Narragaugus,  by  order  of 
Col.  Allan,  for  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts.  Roll  made  up  for  rations  and 
sworn  to  at  Boston. 

GoujAN,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Turner's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental 
Armj'  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Nov.  20,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to 
town  of  Marshfield;  reported  invalided;  also,  Capt.  Gawen  Brown's  co..  Col. 
Jackson's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  "Gulf;"  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778,  dated  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  Lieut.  Thomas  Turner's 
CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778,  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Paw- 
tuxet; also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  March,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Turner's 
(9th)  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  re- 
ported sick  in  hospital ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  Providence, 
July  10,  1779;  a^.so,  Capt.  Turner's  (5th)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for 
Oct.,  1779;  reported  invalided  Oct.  15,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co. 
of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nicola's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated 
Sept.  9,  1779,  and  Oct.  2,  1779 ;  reported  transferred  Sept.  2,  1779 ;  also,  reported 
wounded  in  the  knee  and  sick  in  hospital ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Oct.,  1779. 

Goujox, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goujan.] 


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GouJON,  Joseph,  Boston  (also  given  France).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  from  Col.  John  Cushing's  (2d  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned 
agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777 ;  residence,  France ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Marshfield ;  joined  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  dur- 
ing war;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  corps  of  invalids;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  reported  trans- 
ferred from  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  also,  return  certified  in  Camp  near 
Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col. 
Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regt.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col. 
Henry  Sherlnirne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779; 
Capt.  Turner's  CO. ;  rank,  Private;  residence,  Boston ;  enlisted  Nov.  20,  1777;  en- 
listment, 3  years;  reported  invalided  Oct.  15,  1779;  also,  Capt.  McFarland's  co. 
of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nicola's  regt. ;  pay  roll  dated  Aug. 
1, 1780 ;  reported  sick  at  Haverhill ;  also,  petition  addressed  to  the  General  Court, 
signed  by  said  Goujon  and  others  belonging  to  the  corps  of  invalids,  Mass.  Line, 
asking  that  they  be  paid  the  $24  bounty  allowed  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Jan.  16, 
1781 ;  cause  of  disability,  broken  thigh. 

GouL,  ,  Topsfield.    Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Gould's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John 

Backer's  (Baker's)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
3  days. 

GovL,  Joshua.  Receipt  dated  Medway.  June  16,  1778,  signed  by  said  Goul  and  others 
belonging  to  Capt.  Moses  Adams's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards,  stationed 
at  Cambridge,  for  wages  from  Nov.  3,  1777,  to  April  3,  1778,  5  mos.,  and  travel 
allowance  for  said  term. 

GouLAR,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.; 
pay  abstract  for  May,  1776.     [See  Samuel  Gallon.] 

Gould, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goald,  Gold,  Gool,  Goold, 

Goolde,  Goole,  Goueld,  Goul,  Goulde,  Guild,  Guld.] 

Gould,  Aahon,  Pelham.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Lyman's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  abstract 
for  wages,  travel  allowance,  etc.,  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  27,  1776 ;  also,  Capt. 
John  Thompson's  co..  Col.  Leonard's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  May  7, 
1777 ;  discharged  July  8, 1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  travel  included ;  company 
marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  for  2  months;  also,  Capt.  John  Thompson's 
CO.,  Col.  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  marched  Sept.  23, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct. 
17,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  1  day,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  reinforce 
Northern  army  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  on  an  alarm. 

Gould,  Abnek,  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Smith's  co..  Col.  John  Smith's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  9  days ;  also,  Capt.  Seth 
Bullard's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  8,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  1  day ;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Sept. 
26,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Oliver  Clap's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt.  commanded 
by  Maj.  James  Metcalf ;  service,  20  days ;  company  marched  to  Warwick,  R.  I., 
Dec.  8,  1776,  on  an  alarm ;  also,  Capt.  Oliver  Clap's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  =25,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  7  days, 
travel  included,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island ;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
in  Suffolk  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill, 
returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July 
20,  1778 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Walpole ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by 
Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778 ;  arrived 
at  Fishkill  June  14  (also  given  June  13),  1778 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Luke  Howell's 
CO.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  20,  1779 ;  service,  4  mos.  11  days,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1779 ;  service,  20 
days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continen- 


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Gould,  Abner,  continued. 

tal  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned 
as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass. 
regt.,  at  Springfield,  July  2,  1780 ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion, 
light;  engaged  for  town  of  Walpole;  marched  to  camp  July  2,  1780,  under  com- 
mand of  Capt.  Phineas  Parker;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the 
town  of  Walpole  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  June 
28,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  20,  1780  ;  service,  5  mos.  22  days,  travel  included. 

Gould,  Abraham,  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Barns's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  7  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army 
April  26, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Barns's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  13  weeks  6  days;  also, 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gould,  Abraham  (also  given  Jr.) ,  Stoneham.  Ensign,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stone- 
ham)  CO.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
20  days;  also.  Captain,  6th  (Stoneham)  co.,  2d  Middlesex  Co.  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Jonathan  Fox  and 
others,  field  officers,  dated  Woburn,  March  26,  1776;  ordered  in  Council,  Ma)'  6, 
1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  May  6,  1776 ; 
also,  Captain,  2d  co. ;  return  dated  Groton,  Dec.  5,  1776,  made  by  Brig.  Oliver 
Prescot,  of  officers  appointed  to  command  men  drafted  from  Middlesex  Co.  militia 
into  a  regiment  to  be  commanded  by  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher  and  ordered  to  march 
to  Fairfield,  Conn.,  on  or  befoi-e  Dec.  16,  1776 ;  company  drafted  from  2d  Middle- 
sex Co.  regt.  and  made  up  of  men  from  Woburn,  Reading,  AVilmington,  and 
Stoneham  ;  also,  resignation  dated  Stoneham,  Dec.  7,  1778,  signed  by  said  Gould, 
stating  that  he  had  held  command  of  a  company  belonging  to  Stoneham  in  Col. 
Jonathan  Fox's  (2d  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.  for  nearly  3  years,  that  at  one  time  he 
went  to  New  Jersey,  and  asking  that  his  resignation  be  accepted  on  account  of 
ill  health;  resignation  accepted  in  Council  Jan.  29,  1779. 

Gould,  Aholiab,  Douglas.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  John  Emerson's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt.,  dated  Douglas,  Feb.  12, 
1778;  residence,  Douglas;  engaged  for  town  of  Douglas;  joined  Capt.  Danford's 
CO.,  Col.  Nixson's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  in  1778. 

Gould,  Alexander,  Kittery.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co..  Col.  James 
Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  4  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ,  including 
abstract  for  pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co. ;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights  in  Aug.,  1776. 

Gould,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Peabody's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  (1st)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  14,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  19  days,  travel 
included.    Roll  dated  Middleton. 

Gould,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Ayer's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  (Essex  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  8  days, 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 
Roll  dated  Haverhill. 

Gould,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  William  Tucker's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  10, 1778 ;  discharged  Jan.  1, 1779 ;  service,  5  mos.  23  days ;  also,  Capt.  Benja- 
min Allton's  CO.,  Col.  John  Rand's  regt.;  enlisted  July  9,  1780;  discharged  Oct. 
10, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  travel  included,  at  West  Point;  company  raised 
for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Charlton ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  dated 
Sutton,  March  4,  1782,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  ser- 
vice at  West  Point  in  1780. 


662  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gould,  Amos,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Ayer's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  (Essex 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  8 
days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months.    Roll  dated  Haverhill. 

Gould,  And.,  Boxford.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Gould's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days. 

Gould,  Asa,  Murrayfield  (Chester).  Private,  Capt.  David  Shepard's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Seth  Pomroy's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  10  days ;  reported  enlisted  into 
the  army  May  2, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Abijah  Childs's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's 
(late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6, 1775 ; 
stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Murrayfield  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  James  Black,  dated  April  13,  1779; 
residence,  Murrayfield;  engaged  for  town  of  Murrayfield;  joined  Capt.  Herod's 
CO.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Spurr's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's 
(6th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  1,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Murrayfield;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return 
of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15, 1777,  certified  in  Camp  near  Peekskill,  Feb. 
16,  1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Spurr's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May, 

1779,  dated  Highlands;  enlisted  March  1,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  Capt. 
Spurr's  CO.,  6th  Mass.  regt. ;  account  of  clothing  for  the  year  1780 ;  receipt  for  said 
clothing,  dated  Peekskill,  Dec.  -,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Spurr's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Nixon's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  1, 
1780;  reported  discharged  March  1,  1780;  also,  order  on  Benjamin  Heywood, 
Paymaster  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  dated  Brookfield,  March  22,  1784,  signed  by  said 
Gould,  for  wages  for  service  in  said  regiment  for  1777-1780. 

Gould,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  enlisted 
May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  July  10, 1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  travel  included, 
in  Northern  department;  roll  dated  Montague;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Pierce's  co.,  Col. 
Seth  Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10, 
1780;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  3  months ;  roll  dated  Leverett;  also,  Capt.  Oliver  Shattuck's  co., 
Hampshire  Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Barnabas  Sears;  enlisted  Aug. 
12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  2  days,  travel  included;  com- 
pany raised  for  3  months;  roll  dated  Deerfield. 

Gould,  Asa.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Super- 
intendent for  said  county;  Capt.  Newell's  co..  Col.  Rice's  regt.;  age,  27  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft. 7  in.;  complexion, light ;  occupation, farmer;  engaged  Jan.  20, 1781 ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Brookfield;  term,  3  years;  also,  receipt  dated  Brookfield, 
March  28,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gould  and  others  by  the  Selectmen  of  the 
town  of  Brookfield  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Adams  Bailey's  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  (2d)  regt.,  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Sprout  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  muster  roll  made  up  from  Jan.  1, 

1780,  to  Jan.  1,  1782 ;  enlisted  Jan.  23,  1781 ;  promoted  to  Corporal  June  13,  1781. 

Gould,  Bakzillai,  Douglas.  Private,  Capt.  Bartholomew  Woodbury's  co..  Col. 
Lernad's  (Learned's)  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  billeting  to  and  from  camp;  com- 
pany marched  from  Sutton,  Douglas,  and  Northbridge,  Dec.  9,  1775. 

Gould,  Barzillai.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Knap's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  1,  1780;  service,  8  days,  travel  included;  com- 
pany marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  July  27,  1780.  Roll  dated 
Douglas. 

Gould,  Benjamin,  Bolton.  Capt.  Benjamin  Hastings's  co..  Col.  Whitcomb's  regt.; 
order  for  cartridge  boxes,  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  18, 1775 ;  also,  1st  Ser- 


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geant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Hastings's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also,  com- 
pany receipt  for  wages  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill. 

GouLb,  Benjamin,  Boston.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Nathaniel 
Sartell,  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  4,  1775;  service,  89  days;  also,  Capt.  Ephraim  Corey's  co.,  Col.  William 
Prescott's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  for  Continental  service,  as  returned  by  Col.  Benjamin  Gill,  dated  June  27, 
1777 ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Taylor's  co.,  Col.  Ezekiel  How's  (4th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.  [year  not  given]  ; 
residence,  Boston;  engaged  for  town  of  Stow;  joined  Capt.  Corey's  co..  Col.  Put- 
nam's regt. ;  term, 3  years;  a/so.  Private,  Capt.  McFarland's  co.,  regt. of  invalids; 
list  of  United  States  pensioners  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1787,  as  returned  by  John 
Lucas,  Commissary  of  Pensions  ;  said  Gould  pensioned  Jan.  4, 1783 ;  age,  47  yrs. 

Got'LD,  Benjamin,  Concord.  List  of  men  raised  from  4th  Middlesex  Co.  regt.  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April 
20,  1778,  as  returned  by  E.  Brooks,  Superintendent;  said  Gould  reported  as  in- 
cluded in  a  list  forwarded  by  Capt.  Butler  and  ordered  to  inarch  with  the  men  on 
said  list;  also,  descriptive  list  endorsed  "drafts  by  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  to 
fill  up  the  Continental  Array;"  Capt.  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  age, 
40  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  residence,  Concord;  engaged  for  town  of  Concord; 
also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time 
of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Brig.  Gen.  J.  Glover,  at  Fort  Arnold,  July  8,  1778;  arrived  at  Fishkill 
July  5,  1778. 

Gould,  Benjamin,  Topsfield.  Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph  Gould's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Backer's  (Baker's)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 5  days;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Baker's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  177p;  enlisted  May  3  (also  given  May  2),  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  6  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  23  yrs. ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  11,  1775;  also. 
Ensign,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (12th)  regt. ;  engaged  Jan. 
1,  1776;  said  Gould  reported  as  at  Cambridge;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Ilobert 
Dodge's  CO.,  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt. ;  return  for  rations  allowed  officers  of 
said  regiment,  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co.,  June  5, 1778 ;  said  Gould  credited  with 
rations  from  Aug.  14,  1777,  to  Dec.  12, 1777 ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nehemiah 
Herrick's  (9th)  co.,  3d  Essex  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  [year  not 
given]  ;  also.  Captain,  9th  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.  of 
Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  July  3,  1780;  also.  Captain,  Col. 
Wade's  (Essex  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  June  29, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10, 1780 ; 
service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months. 

Gould,  Benjamin,  Wilmington.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Walker's  co..  Col.  Green's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4^  days ;  also,  Capt. 
John  Harnden's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay, 
signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  6,  1775;  also, 
Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  10  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  28,  1775. 

Gould,  Benjamin,  Wilmington.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Tay's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Webb's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.,  travel  in- 
cluded ;  reported  discharged  218  miles  from  home ;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and 
Middlesex  counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months.  Roll  dated 
Woburn. 


664:  IVIASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Enlistment  agreement  dated  June  -,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gould 
and  others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  until  Dec.  1,  1776,  unless  sooner  dis- 
charged, each  man  to  furnish  his  own  firearm,  etc.,  and  to  march  with  the  utmost 
despatch  to  New  York. 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Jonathan  Houghton,  for  wages 
for  Oct.  and  Nov.  [1776],  and  for  travel  allowance  home,  dated  Bolton,  Dec.  4, 
1776 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Houghton's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Smith's  regt. ; 
list  of  men  [year  not  given] . 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Gates's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  1, 1777 ;  service, 
26  days,  at  Saratoga. 

Gould,  Benjajiin.  Drummer,  Capt.  Stephen  Russell's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  16,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  9  days, 
travel  included,  with  Gen.  Warner's  brigade  in  Northern  department.  Roll  dated 
Dracut. 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Foster's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  the  army  under 
Gen.  Gates. 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  John  Homes's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (1st)  regt. 
of  guards ;  enlisted  April  1,  1778 ;  service  to  July  4,  1778,  3  mos.  3  days,  at  Cam- 
bridge ;  enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2,  1778. 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Lawson  Buckminster's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Peirce;  enlisted  May  17, 1779;  discharged  July  1,1779;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  18  days,  travel  included  ;  company  ordered  to  serve  at  Tiverton,  R.  I., 
until  July  1,  1779. 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  John  Kettell's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  detach- 
ment of  guards ;  enlisted  July  18, 1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  30, 1779 ;  service,  2  mos. 
16  days ;  company  raised  to  serve  at  and  about  Boston  for  3  months  from  July  -, 
1779. 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  B.  Read's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  John  Benson, 
Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  2,  1780;  discharged 
Aug.  4,  1780 ;  service,  6  days,  travel  included,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Enoch  Hallet's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  21  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island  ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army 
for  3  months. 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  William  Green's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  29,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  8  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Receipt  dated  Boxford,  April  25,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gould 
by  Class  No.  9  of  said  town  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3 
years. 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  re- 
solve of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said 
county;  age,  42  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue; 
occupation,  blacksmith;  engaged  March  25,  1781;  engaged  for  town  of  Marl- 
borough; term,  3  years;  also,  return  dated  Marlborough,  Aug.  17,  1781,  made 
by  the  Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid  said  Gould  and  others  who  were  raised  by 
said  town  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Array  for  the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 


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Gould,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Pilsbury's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt. ;  wages  allowed  for  Jan.-Dec,  1782,  12  months. 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  (7th)  co.,  8th  Mass.  regt.  com- 
manded by  Col.  Michael  Jackson;  muster  roll  for  April,  1783;  balance  of  term 
of  enlistment  unexpired,  11  months  17  days. 

Gould,  Benjamin.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  9, 
1780 ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in. ;  complexion,  negro ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Wareham ;  marched  to  camp  July  9, 1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Jackson  of 
the  artillery ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Wareham  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780  ;  marched  from  home  July  4,  1780 ; 
discharged  July  22,  1780;  service,  1  mo.  1  day,  including  travel  to  West  Point; 
also,  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  April  18,  1781, 
20  mos.  13  days;  also,  order  dated  Wareham,  June  8,  1785,  signed  by  Richard 
Gould,  for  wages,  etc.,  due  his  son,  said  Benjamin  Gould,  deceased,  for  service  in 
6th  Mass.  regt. 

Gould,  Bezaleel.  Corporal,  Capt.  Isaac  Martin's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Dec.  8,  1776 ;  service  1  mo.  15  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  under 
command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Nathan  Tyler  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  service,  23  days,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Spencer;  company  marched  to 
Rhode  Island  April  17,  1777,  and  served  until  May  7,  1777;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Boston. 

Gould,  Bristor  (also  given  Bristol),  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co., 
Col.  Titcomb's  regt.;  service,  2  mos.  5  days;  company  marched  from  Bridge- 
water  and  Abington  to  Bristol  April  21,  1777.  Roll  endorsed  "  2  months  service 
at  Rhode  Island." 

Gould,  Camaralzaman,  Wareham.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  re- 
turned as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  July  9,  1780;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  negro; 
engaged  for  town  of  Wareham ;  marched  to  camp  July  9,  1780,  under  command 
of  Lieut.  Jackson  of  the  artillery;  also.  Private,  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  co.,  Col. 
John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  July,  1780,  sworn  to  at  Steenrapie; 
enlisted  July  8, 1780 ;  enlistment,  6  months ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1780,  dated  Camp  Orange  Town;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1780;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totaway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Wareham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  4, 1780 ; 
discharged  Jan.  8,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  17  days,  travel  included. 

Gould,  Charles.  Pay  roll  of  officers  and  crew  of  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by 
Capt.  Samuel  Tucker,  made  up  for  advance  wages  for  1  month;  engaged  Jan.  5, 
1779 ;  reported  a  negro. 

Gould,  Daniel,  Amherst.  Private,  Capt.  Eli  Parker's  co..  Col.  Leonard's  regt. ;  en- 
listed May  8,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  8  days ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  at  Ticonderoga  for  2  months ;  also,  list  of  9  months  men  raised  for 
Continental  service,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  Hamp- 
shire Co. ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  for  the  term  of 
9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Por- 
ter's regt. ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  dark ;  resi- 
dence, Amherst;  arrived  at  Fishkill  July  9,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as 
received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  J.  Glover,  at  Fort 
Arnold,  July  10,  1778. 


666  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gould,  Daxiel,  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.  (also  given  Casco).  Private,  Capt.  Ben- 
jamin Hooper's  co. ;  service  from  Feb.  29,  1776,  to  Nov.  24,  1776,  8  mos.  23  days; 
company  stationed  at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.,  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also, 
return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Peter  Noyes's 
(1st  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Nov.  20,  1778;  residence,  Falmouth;  engaged 
for  town  of  Falmouth  :  joined  Capt.  Lane's  co..  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ; 
also,  list  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  for  settling  disputes  between  towns  as  to 
soldiers  credited  to  them  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Gould  claimed  l)y  Falmouth  and 
Hingham ;  allowed  to  Hingham ;  also,  copy  of  a  letter  from  Capt.  Sabin  Mann  to 
Col.  Benjamin  Hawes,  dated  Medfield,  Sept.  8,  1777,  taken  from  Medfield  militia 
records,  transmitting  a  I'eturn  of  men  belonging  to  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co., 
engaged  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  town  of  Medfield  in  Capt.  Lain's 
CO.,  Col.  Alden's  regt.,  and  asking  that  the  names  of  said  Gould  and  others  who 
had  been  returned  to  the  credit  of  Medfield  on  a  return  dated  May  23,  1777,  be 
erased  from  said  return,  they  having  been  adjudged  to  the  town  of  Hingham ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Lane's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  ac- 
counts for  service  from  May  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Falmouth; 
credited  to  town  of  Hingham ;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Lain's  co.,  Col.  Alden's  regt. ; 
return  dated  Albany,  Jan.  1-1, 1778 ;  mustered  by  County  Muster  Master  Winslow 
and  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  Capt.  Lane's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Ichabod 
Alden's  (6th)  battalion ;  return  of  men  in  camp  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at 
Cherry  Valley,  Feb.  24, 1778;  also,  Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  (late) 
Col.  Alden's  (6th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Fort  Hark- 
imer;  reported  on  command  at  Albany;  also,  Capt.  Coburn's  co..  Col.  Brooks's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  10, 
1780;  residence,  Casco. 

Gould,  Daniel,  Needham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Caleb  Kingsbery's  co..  Col.  Aaron  Davis's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  5  days ;  also,  Capt. 
Samuel  Kilton's  co..  Col.  John  Paterson's  (26th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775 ;  enlisted  April  24,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  14  days ;  also,  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  No.  3,  Charlestown,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

Gould,  Daniel,  Reading.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  David  Green's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  11  days ;  also,  list 
of  men  belonging  to  the  train  band  under  Capt.  John  Walton,  dated  Reading, 
May  13,  1775. 

Gould,  Daniel,  Sutton.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Bucknam,  Jr.'s  detachment  belonging 
to  the  artillery,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days. 

Gould,  Daniel,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Gould's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Backer's  (Baker's)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  5  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Baker's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  23,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  14  days; 
also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  reported  enlisted  May 
2,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  11, 
1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co. ;  return  of  men  who  engaged  for 
the  year  1776,  dated  Jan.  17,  1776;  enlisted  Nov.  20,  1775;  also,  Capt.  John 
Dodge's  CO.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;  service  from  April  1,  1778,2 
mos.  26  days;  also,  3d  Corporal;  company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  John  Dodge, 
for  wages,  dated  Camp  Winter  Hill,  June  21,  1778 ;  said  Gould  allowed  wages  for 
28  days  service  in  April  and  the  month  of  May. 

Gould,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co.  (West  co.  in  Needham),  Col.  Wil- 
liam Mcintosh's  regt. ;  service,  4  days,  in  March,  1776,  at  the  time  of  taking  and 
fortifying  Dorchester  Heights. 


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GouLii,  Daniel.  Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph  Hooker's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  19  (also  given  Aug.  17),  1777;  discharged  Oct.  6,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  22  days,  travel  included,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  with  Northern  army; 
company  raised  for  3  months.    Roll  dated  Greenwich. 

Gould,  Daniel.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Green's  (2d)  co.,  Col  Fox's  (2d  Mid- 
dlesex Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  Feb.  18,  1779; 
also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joshua  Walker's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Deanney's  (Denny's) 
regt  ;  engaged  Oct.  13,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  24,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  22  days, 
travel  included;  company  detached  to  join  Continental  Army  and  ordered  to 
march  to  Claverack  to  serve  for  3  months ;  roll  dated  Woburn. 

Gould,  Daniel,  Jr.,  Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stoneham)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days. 

Gould,  David,  Leverett.  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
(25th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  dated 
Charlestown,  July  27,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  21  days;  also,  company  re- 
turn dated  Prospect  Hill,  Sept.  28, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  25,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Moses 
Harvey's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  enlisted  May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  July 
10,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  roll 
dated  Montague ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  7, 
1780;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of 
Leverett;  marched  to  camp  July  7,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Dix;  also,  list 
of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as 
having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay 
roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Leverett  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Army  during  1780;  service,  6  mos.  7  days,  travel  included;  also,  receipt  dated 
Leverett,  Aug.  16,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gould  and  others,  by  the  town  of 
Leverett  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  months ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Oliver  Shattuck's  co.,  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col. 
Barnabas  Sears ;  enlisted  Aug.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos. 
2  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  3  months ;  roll  dated  Deerfield. 

Gould,  David,  Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stoneham)  co.  of  Minate- 
men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Gould,  David,  Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Tay's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Webb's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  6,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  6  days,  travel  in- 
cluded ;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  Middlesex  counties  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  3  months.    Roll  dated  Woburn. 

Gould,  David,  Stoughtonham.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Bridge  Savel's  (1st  Stoughton- 
ham)  CO.,  Col.  Robinson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  Apinl  19,  1775; 
service,  7  days;  also,  Capt.  Edward  Bridge  Savell's  (Stoughtonham)  co.,  Col. 
Gill's  regt. ;  service,  5  days;  company  marched  to  Dorchester  Heights  March  4, 
1776,  on  an  alarm. 

Gould,  David.  Capt.  Jonas  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  receipt  for  ad- 
vance pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  9, 1775;  also, 
Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  enlisted 
April  29,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cam- 
bridge, Dec.  22,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Perkins's  co..  Col.  Cogswell's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  22,  1776 ;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776 ;  service,  2  mos.  7  days, 
including  time  to  return  home ;  roll  dated  North  Castle. 


668  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gould,  Ebenezer,  Chelmsford.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Walker's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Bridge's  (27th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1 ,1775 ;  enlisted  April  28, 1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  11  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt. 
Zaccheus  Wright's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at 
White  Plains,  Oct.  31,  1776;  reported  as  fit  for  duty  and  in  camp. 

GoTJLD,  Ebenezer,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  dated  Hull,  July  13,  1776;  also,  petition 
dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others  belonging 
to  a  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for  increase  and  payment  of  wages ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Guild's  co..  Col.  Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  June  20,  1776,  4 
days  prior  to  marching,  to  Nov.  1,  1776,4  mos.  11  days;  rolls  dated  Camp  at 
Hull ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776,  dated  Hull ;  service,  1  mo. 
2  days,  including  time  to  return  home. 

Gould,  Ebenezer,  Sutton.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Arthur  Dagget's  (Sutton)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  Larned's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  15  days.    Roll  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Gould,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Bridge  Savell's  (Stoughtonham)  co.,  Col. 
Gill's  regt. ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  Dorchester  Heights  March  4, 
1776,  on  an  alarm  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  marched 
from  Stoughtonham  to  Braintree  March  22,  1776,  on  an  alarm ;  also,  pay  roll  of 
a  company  commanded  by  Capt.  Robert  Swan  of  Stoughton,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's 
regt. ;  service,  24  days ;  company  marched  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  April  18,  1777 ;  roll 
dated  Stoughton. 

Gould,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Lieut.  Thomas  Gould's  detachment,  Col.  Benjamin  Si- 
monds's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  16,  1777 ;  discharged  July  29, 1777 ;  service,  14  days ; 
detachment  marched  from  Hancock  to  Manchester. 

Gould,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  John  Moore's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.  of 
guards ;  joined  April  2, 1778 ;  service  to  July  3,  1778,  3  mos.  2  days,  at  Cambridge 
guarding  troops  of  convention;  reported  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  enlistment,  3 
months  from  April  2,  1778. 

Gould,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co..  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  24,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778;  service,  11  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gould,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  William  Tucker's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  17,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1779;  service,  5  mos.  16  days. 

Gould,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Bates's  co.,  14th  Mass.  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Aug.  and  Sept.,  1780;  service,  2  mos. 

Gould,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Knap's  co. ;  enlisted  March  2, 1781 ;  discharged 
March  15,  1781;  service,  17  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  Rhode 
Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Douglas. 

Gould,  Ebenezer  B.,  Granville.  Private,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co.  of  Mitiute-men, 
which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  ser- 
vice, 9  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  29,  1775;  a^so,  3d  Corporal, 
Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  10  days;  also,  company  return 
dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Dec.  22,  1775. 

Gould,  Ebenezer  Brewster.  Lieutenant,  Col.  William  Shepard's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  April  8,  1778  ;  also,  Lieuten- 
ant, Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt.;  return  of  officers  in  service 
on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  April  -,  1778. 


IN  THE  WAR   OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  669 


Gould,  Edmund,  Amherst.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Amherst  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  1,  1780;  discharged 
Jan.  1,  1781 ;  service,  6  nios.  8  days,  travel  included,  near  West  Point;  also,  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  Phineas  Bowman's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  July  7,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  7,  1781 ; 
enlistment,  6  months;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Conej^'s  co..  Col.  Sears's  regt.; 
marched  Aug.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  15,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  mouths ;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Ware. 

Gould,  Edmund  (also  given  Edward),  Hopkinton.  Order  on  Maj.  Barber,  dated 
Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  18,  1775,  signed  by  Maj.  Edward  Barnes,  for  cartridge 
boxes  to  be  delivered  to  men  belonging  to  Capt.  James  Mellen's  co..  Col.  Ward's 
regt. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  James  Mellen's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  April  25,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  1-1  days ;  also, 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental 
service,  sworn  to  at  Hopkinton ;  residence,  Hopkinton ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Hopkinton  ;  engaged  by  James  Nutt,  Henry  Mellen,  and  Jacob  Gibbs,  Committee ; 
joined  Capt.  Millen's  co..  Col.  Ward's  [Wesson's]  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  William  Watson's  co..  Col.  James  Wesson's  (9th)  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
(late)  Capt. Nahum  Ward's  co.,  Col.  Wesson's  regt.;  return  of  men  in  camp  on 
or  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Watson's  co..  Col.  Wesson's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Oct.  2,  1780;  re- 
ported deserted  Oct.  2,  1780;  also,  list  of  men  who  deserted  from  9th  regt.  sub- 
sequent to  Jan.  1,  1780,  dated  West  Point,  Dec.  24,  1780. 

Gould,  Edmund.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Pomeroy's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 7  mos.  23  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  8  months,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  and  marched  to  the  State  of  New  York ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  pkrt  of  May  and  the  month  of  June,  1778 ;  said  Gould 
allowed  11  days  service  (8  days  travel,  3  days  preceding  march) ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Jan.  and  part  of  Feb.,  1779;  said  Gould  allowed  13  days 
service  (5  days  in  camp,  8  days  travel) . 

'Gould,  Edmund.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Montague's  co.,  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  regt.; 

enlisted  Oct.  14,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;   service,  1  mo.  15  days,  travel 

included,  at  Claverack;    regiment  raised  to  reinforce   Continental   Army  for 
3  months. 

Gould,  Eleazer,  Douglas.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Caleb  Whiting's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  10  days. 

Gould,  Eli.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Pomroy's  detachment  from  Gen.  Danielson's 
Hampshire  Co.  brigade ;  enlisted  Sept.  1, 1778 ;  service  to  Oct.  31, 1778,  under  Gen. 
Stark  in  Northern  department. 

Gould,  Eli.  Receipt  dated  Springfield,  June  7,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gould  by 
Capt.  John  Wells,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  1  of  the  town  of  Shelburne,  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gould,  Elijah,  Boxford.  Private,  Capt.  William  Perley's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service  to 
April  25, 1775,  7  days ;  reported  enlisted  Feb.  16, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  William  Perley's 
CO.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge  dated  May  17, 
1775 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  26, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  re- 
ported died  May  7,  1775. 


670  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND  SAILORS 


Gould,  Elijah,  Lunenburg.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  28,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  11 
days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  13,  1775. 

Gould,  Elijah,  Lunenburg.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Sibley's  co..  Col.  Luke  Drury's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  29,  1781 ;  marched  Aug.  1,  1781 ;  arrived  at  camp  Aug.  11, 
1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  10, 1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  23  days,  travel  included ;  residence, 
Lunenburg;  enlisted  for  town  of  Lunenburg;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Gould,  Elijah.  Enlistment  agreement  dated  April  26, 1775,  signed  by  said  Gould  and 
others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  "  until  the  last  of 
Dec.  next,"  unless  sooner  discharged. 

Gould,  Elijah.  Receipt  dated  Stow,  Feb.  15,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gould  and 
others  by  the  Selectmen  and  Committee  of  the  town  of  Stow  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Mid- 
dlesex Co.  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned 
by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8 
in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  gray;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged 
for  town  of  Stow ;  engaged  Feb.  15,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Gould,  Elisha,  Hull.  Capt.  Stower's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of  4  Inde- 
pendent companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1,  1777;  age,  30  years;  mus- 
tered by  Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master. 

Gould,  Elisha,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co. ;  list  of  men  who  en- 
gaged for  the  year  1776,  dated  Jan.  17,  1776;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1775;  also,  same 
CO. ;  account  dated  Long  Island,  May  15,  1776,  of  wages  due  for  Feb.  and  March, 

1776,  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army ;  also,  same  co. ;  list  of  men  who  re- 
ceived Continental  arms,  dated  Prospect  Hill,  1776;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Wade's 
CO.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (12th)  regt.;  muster  roll  endorsed  "1776;"  also,  Capt. 
John  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ;  service  from  April  1,  1778, 
2  mos.  26  days ;  also,  company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  John  Dodge,  for  wages,  dated 
Camp  Winter  Hill,  June  21,  1778;  said  Gould  allowed  wages  for  23  days  service 
in  April  and  the  month  of  May ;  also,  Capt.  John  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's 
regt.  of  guards ;  enlisted  July  20,  1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  16,  1778 ;  service,  4  mos. 
27  days;  company  stationed  at  Winter  Hill;  also,  Capt.  James  Mallon's  co. ;  en- 
listed Oct.  1,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  10,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  12  days,  under  Maj. 
Gen.  Hancock  at  Castle  Island ;  company  raised  in  Essex  Co. 

Gould,  Elisha.  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service,  47 
days;  company  reported  as  Boston  militia  and  stationed  at  Hull  from  July  26, 

1777,  to  Sept.  11,  1777.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.  and  endorsed  "  men  drafted 
from  Boston  regt." 

Gould,  Elisha.  Pay  roll  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  brigantine  "  Pallas,"  commanded 
by  Capt.  James  Johnson,  for  service  from  July  3,  1779,  to  Aug.  20,  1779,  on 
Penobscot  expedition. 

Gould,  Emerson.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Gould's  co..  Col.  Wade's  (Essex  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  17  days, 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months; 
roll  dated  Topsfleld;  also,  Capt.  John  Robinson's  co..  Col.  William  Turner's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  13,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  27,  1781 ;  service,  4  mos.  19  days, 
travel  included ;  credited  to  town  of  Topsfield ;  regiment  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for 
5  months  service  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gould,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  John  Turner's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of 
guards;  joined  Nov.  6,  1777;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  2  mos.  27  days,  at  Cam- 
bridge; also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  Feb.  3,  1778,  1  mo.  10  days,  at 
Cambridge ;  reported  died  March  13,  1778. 


m  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  671 

Gould,  Ezra,  Stonghtonham.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Bridge  Savel's  (1st  Stoughton- 
ham)  CO.,  Col.  Robinson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  7  days ;  also,  pay  roll  of  a  company  in  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 6  days;  company  marched  from  Milton,  Stoughton,  and  Stonghtonham, 
Dec.  19,  1776,  under  command  of  Capt.  Robert  Swan  of  Stoughton  ;  also,  Capt. 
Theophilus  Lyon's  co. ;  enlisted  March  1, 1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service, 
36  daj's;  company  marched  to  Castle  Island,  March  1,  1778,  under  command  of 
Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Peirce. 

Gould,  Ezra.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  enlisted  Dec.  23,  1777;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  1  mo.  11  days,  at  Winter 
Hill ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  3,  1778,  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos. 
1  day,  guarding  Gen.  Burgoyne's  troops  at  Winter  Hill;  roll  dated  Bradford. 

Gould,  Frank.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cole's  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich  ;  en- 
listment, during  war ;  reported  on  guard. 

Gould,  Gardner,  Pelham.  Capt.  Peter  Coburn's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt.; 
order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June 
6,  1775;  also  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
listed April  29,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  10  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept. 
26,  1775 ;  also,  company  receipts  given  to  Capt.  Coburn,  for  wages  for  Sept.  and 
Oct.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  20,  1775. 

Gould,  "Garedner."  Private,  Capt.  James  Perry's  co.,  16th  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 
1776;  roll  endorsed  "3  mos.  from  Jan.  1,  to  April  6,  1776." 

Gould,  George,  Dedham.  Captain  of  a  company  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Paul  D.  Ser- 
jent's  (Sargent's)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  May  15,  1775; 
service,  2  mos.  22  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also.  Captain, 
1st  (Dedham)  co.,  1st  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  in 
said  company  in  the  room  of  officers  chosen  in  May  and  recommended  for  com- 
missions, as  returned  by  Col.  William  Mcintosh,  dated  Watertown,  June  11,  1776 ; 
ordered  in  Council  June  11, 1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  com- 
missioned June  11,  1776;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives, dated  June  12,  1778 ;  said  Gould  chosen  2d  Major,  1st  Suffolk  Co.  regt. 
of  Mass.  militia ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  June  12,  1778 ;  also,  official 
record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated  April  1, 1780 ;  said  Gould 
chosen  1st  Major,  Col.  Mcintosh's  (1st  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  appoint- 
ment concurred  in  by  Council  April  1, 1780;  reported  commissioned  April  1, 1780. 

Gould,  Gideon.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Woodbury's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt. ; 
marched  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8, 1780;  service,  13^  daj^s,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island,  on  an  alarm.     Roll  dated  Sutton. 

Gould,  Henry,  Colrain.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Taylor's  co..  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  17,  1776 ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  home,  dated  Dorchester  Heights,  Nov.  28, 
1776;  also,  Capt.  Agrippa  Wells's  co..  Col.  Porter's  regt.;  marched  from  home 
July  10,  1777  ;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777 ;  service,  38  days,  travel  included  ;  com- 
pany marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  after  the  evacuation  of  Ticonderoga; 
roll  sworn  to  at  Deerfield. 

Gould,  Henry.  Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph  Hosraer's  (Light  Infantry)  co. ;  list  of  men 
endorsed  "  1776;  "  also,  same  co. ;  list  of  men  detached  fi-ora  Col.  Brooks's  regt. 
to  relieve  guards  at  Cambridge,  as  returned  to  Lieut.  Col.  Francis  Faulkner  [.year 
not  given]  ;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Harrington's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.  of 


672  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gould,  Henry,  continued. 

guards;  joined  April  2,  1778;  service  to  July  3,  1778,  3  mos.  2  days,  at  Cam- 
bridge; reported  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2,  1778; 
also,  Capt.  Francis  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt..  Gen.  Lovell's  brigade; 
enlisted  Aug.  1,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  11,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  14  days,  travel 
included,  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Gould,  Henry.  Private ;  pay  roll  of  a  detachment  commanded  by  Sergt.  William 
Kendall ;  enlisted  July  17, 1778 ;  discharged  Oct.  24,  1778 ;  service,  3  mos.  8  days, 
guarding  Continental  stores  at  Concord. 

Gould,  Ichabod.  Captain,  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  account  of  clothing  delivered  officers 
of  the  several  regiments  in  the  service  of  Massachusetts  in  the  year  1775. 

Gould,  Isaac,  Amherst.  Capt.  Oliver  Lyman's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  return  for  travel 
allowance,  etc. ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Sept.  12,  1776 ;  also.  Private,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  27,  1776. 

■Gould,  Isaac,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Smith's  (Sudbury)  co.,  Col.  James 
Barrett's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days; 
also,  Capt.  Asahel  Wheeler's  co.,  which  marched  from  Sudbury  and  joined  Col. 
Joseph  Read's  regt.  at  Roxbury;  muster  roll  endorsed  "1777;"  a^so.  Gunner, 
Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from 
Nov.  1,  1776,  to  Feb.  1,  1777,  3  mos.;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.;  also.  Bom- 
bardier, Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.; 
service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos.  7  days. 

Gould,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Lawrence  Kemp's  co..  Col.  Leonard's  regt.;  enlisted 
Feb.  23,  1777;  discharged  April  10,  1777;  service,  47  days,  at  Ticonderoga;  also, 
Capt.  Samuel  Taylor's  co..  Col.  Porter's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  10,  1777  ;  discharged 
Aug.  12,  1777 ;  service,  38  days,  travel  included ;  company  mai'ched  from  Charle- 
mont  to  reinforce  Northern  army  after  the  evacuation  of  Ticonderoga. 

Gould,  Jabez,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Lewis  Whiting's  co..  Col.  Wheelock's  regt. ; 
company  return  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Aug.  27,  1776;  age,  30  yrs. 

Gould,  Jabez.  Private,  Lieut.  Daniel  Brown's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  13,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1780;  service,  5  days, 
on  the  alarm  of  Oct,  13,  1780.    Roll  dated  Hancock. 

Gould,  Jacob,  Boxford.  Captain  of  a  company  in  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  6  days. 

Gould,  Jacob,  Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stoneham)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  1  day. 

Gould,  Jacob,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Smith's  (Sudbury)  co..  Col.  James 
Barrett's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days. 

Gould,  Jacob,  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Bullard's  (Walpole)  co..  Col.  John 
Smith's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  9  days; 
also,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robson's  (Robinson's)  regt.;  enlisted 
Jan.  27,  1776;  service  to  time  of  marching  in  [i.  e.,  home],  16  days;  regiment 
raised  in  York  and  Suffolk  counties ;  roll  dated  Roxbury,  March  27,  1776,  and 
endorsed  "  service  at  Dorchester  Heights  and  vicinity ; "  also,  Capt.  Daniels's  co. ; 
list  of  men  belonging  to  Col.  Wheelock's  regt.;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1776;  also, 
Capt.  Oliver  Clap's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  7,  1777;  dis- 
charged Oct.  28,  1777 ;  service,  27  days,  travel  included,  on  a  secret  expedition  to 
Rhode  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Nathan  Thayer's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  14, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  9, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days, 
travel  included,  at  West  Point;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  673 

Gould,  Jacob.  Captain ;  return  of  officers  of  Col.  John  Nixon's  regt.,  dated  June  2, 
1775;  also,  return  of  provisions  for  said  Gould's  co.,  dated  Roxbury,  June 
18,  1775. 

Gould,  Jacob.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co.,  Boston  regt.  of  Mass.  militia; 
list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Col.  Jabez  Hatch  ;  ordered 
in  Council  Aug.  11, 1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  order  reconsidered  in 
Council  Aug.  14, 1777,  revoking  previous  order  as  far  as  it  applied  to  Capt.  Davis's, 
Capt.  Bell's  and  Capt.  Studson's  cos. 

Gould,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Webster's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.;  en- 
listed Oct.  14,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  19  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  Essex  counties  to  rein- 
force army  under  Gen.  Washington;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Jonathan  Ayer's  co., 
Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  (Essex  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  14, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct. 
10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  8  days,  travel  included;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  3  months ;  roll  dated  Haverhill. 

Gould,  Jacob.  Return  signed  by  Thomas  Chase,  Deputy  Quartermaster  General,  of 
wagoners,  artificers,  etc.,  serving  in  his  department  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Gould 
appears  among  Wagon-masters  stationed  at  Boston. 

Gould,  Jacob,  Jr.,  Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stoneham)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  8  days. 

Gould,  James,  Hopkinton.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Wheelock's  co..  Col.  Ward's  regt.; 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gould,  James,  Westborough.  Drummer,  Capt.  Edmund  Brigham's  (Westborough) 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  Maj.  Gen.  W^ard's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  IS^days;  «^so,  1st  Drummer ;  Capt.  Brigham's  (Westborough) 
CO.  of  Minute-men ;  list  of  men  in  service  in  the  year  1775 ;  reported  enlisted  May 
1,  1775. 

Gould,  James.  Ensign,  Capt.  Simon  Edgel's  (2d)  co..  Col.  John  Robinson's  regt.; 
list  of  officers  to  be  commissioned,  endorsed  "to  April  1,  1776;"  commissions 
dated  Feb.  5  [year  not  given,  probably  1776] . 

Gould,  James.  1st  Lieutenant,  sloop  "  Independence "  (privateer) ;  petition  dated 
Boston,  Dec.  31,  1777,  signed  by  Isaac  Sears  and  Paschal  N.  Smith,  in  behalf  of 
Samuel  Broome  &  Co.,  of  Connecticut,  and  others,  owners  of  said  sloop,  fitted  out 
for  a  6  months  cruise,  asking  that  Peter  Pollard  be  commissioned  as  commander ; 
ordered  in  Council  Dec.  31,  1777,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gould,  James.  List  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "  Silver  Eel  "  from  Halifax  to 
Boston  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Bat. 
Fox,  Commissary ;  said  Gould  reported  Mate  of  a  merchant-man. 

Gould,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Moulton's  co.,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Eliphalet 
Hastings  subsequent  to  Oct.  11,  1778,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  27, 
1778;  discharged  Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  7  mos.  13  days,  travel  included,  at  North 
river;  afoo,  Capt.  Caleb  Moulton's  co..  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Aug.,  1778; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton ;  also,  Lieut. 
Hastings's  co..  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Gould,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co.,  Maj.  Eliphalet  Cary's  regt. ;  marched 
July 30, 1780;  discharged  Aug. 9, 1780 ;  service,  11  days;  company  marched  from 
Abington  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Gould,  James  Wood,  Salem.  Seaman,  ship  "  Rhodes,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Nehe- 
miah  Bufflnton  ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  Aug.  14,  1780 ;  age, 
20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem. 


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Gould,  Jedediah.  Private,  Capt.  Eldad  Wright's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Samuel 
Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775,  from  Northfield  and  Warwick  to  Cambridge;  service,  14  days. 

Gould,  Jedediah.  Private,  Capt.  Wing  Spooner's  co..  Col. Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  21, 1777  ;  service,  9  days,  in  Northern  department;  company  marched 
from  Petersham  to  Bennington  Aug.  21, 1777,  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Stark. 
Roll  dated  Petersham. 

Gould,  Jeremiah,  Charlemont.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Rice's  co.,  which  marched 
April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  returned  home  April 
28,  1775;  service,  12  days,  travel  included. 

Gould,  Jeremiah,  Ware  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Foster's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19,  1775 ;  said  Gould  marched  April  20,  1775 ;  left  place  of  rendezvous 
April  28,  1775. 

Gould,  Jesse,  Dunstable.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Bancroft's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
(27th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  dated 
Camp  before  Boston,  July  24,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  also,  company 
return  dated  Sept.  25, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Nov.  4,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Russell's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Bul- 
lard's  regt..  Gen.  Warner's  brigade;  enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30, 
1777;  service,  3  mos.  28  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  company 
raised  for  3  months ;  roll  dated  Dracut. 

Gould,  Jesse.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  said  county; 
age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation, 
farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Hatfield;  engaged  April  16,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Gould,  John,  Douglas.  Private,  Capt.  Bartholomew  Woodbury's  co..  Col.  Lernad's 
(Learned's)  regt. ;  return  for  billeting  to  and  from  camp ;  company  marched  from 
Sutton,  Douglas,  and  Northbridge,  Dec.  9,  1775. 

Gould,  John,  Hopkinton.  Order  on  Maj.  Barber,  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  18, 
1775,  signed  by  Maj.  Edward  Barnes,  for  cartridge  boxes  to  be  delivered  to  men 
belonging  to  Capt.  James  Mellen's  co..  Col.  Ward's  regt.;  also.  Corporal,  Capt. 
James  Mellen's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.,  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  April  26,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  13  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  sworn  to  at  Hopkin- 
ton ;  residence,  Hopkinton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hopkinton ;  engaged  by  Lieut. 
Walter  McFarland;  joined  Capt.  Ward's  co..  Col.  Wasson's  (Wesson's)  regt.; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Watson's  co.,  Col.  James  Wesson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  13,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  (late)  Capt. 
Nahum  Ward's  co..  Col.  Wesson's  regt.;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before 
Aug.  15,  1777. 

Gould,  John,  Kittery.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's 
(30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  8 
mos.  6  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  of 
pay  due  to  July  31,  1775. 

Gould,  John,  Maiden.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Watertown,  by  order  of  Col.  Gardner ;  service,  1  day; 
also,  pay  roll  of  a  company  commanded  by  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney  of  Maiden, 
which  marched  to  Point  Shirley  June  13,  1776,  by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln ;  service, 
3  days. 


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Gould,  John,  Medway.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Partridge's  (1st  Medway)  co..  Col. 
John  Smith's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8 
da.vs;  also,  Capt.  Daniels's  co. ;  list  of  men  belonging  to  Col.  Ephraim  Whee- 
lock's  regt.  who  died  between  time  of  arrival  "  at  this  place"  (probably  Ticon- 
deroga)  and  last  of  Nov.,  1776;  said  Gould  died  Oct.  30,  1776. 

Gould,  John,  Salem.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thomas,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Samuel  Ingersoll,  dated  Salem,  Aug.  7, 1780 ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  com- 
plexion, dark;  residence,  Salem. 

Gould,  John,  Tewksbury.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  Josliua  Baldwin,  dated  Billerica,  Feb.  16,  1778 ;  residence, 
Tewlvsbury ;  engaged  for  town  of  Tewksbury ;  joined  Capt.  Fox's  co..  Col. 
Hanly's  (Henley's)  regt.;  term,  3  3'ears;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's 
CO.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Aug.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Lemuel. Trescott's  co.,  Col.  David 
Henley's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  April  and  May,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence ;  also, 
Capt.  Joseph  Fox's  co.,  Col.  Henley's  regt. ;  payroll  for  Nov.,  1778;  also,  Capt. 
Thomas  Turner's  (9th)  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779, 
dated  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1777;  appointed  Oct.  19,  1777;  enlistment,  3 
years ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  at  Providence,  July  10,  1779 ; 
also,  Capt.  Turner's  (oth)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence ; 
also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 1780,  of  officers  and  men 
belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belong- 
ing to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into 
a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrange- 
ment of  April  9,  1779 ;  Capt.  Turner's  co. ;  rank.  Private ;  enlisted  Aug.  23,  1777 ; 
promoted  to  Corporal,  Oct.  19,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  also.  Corporal, 
Capt.  Hunt's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  reported  as  serving  5  mos.as  Corporal,  7  mos. 
as  Sergeant;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Turner's  (5th)  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th) 
regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  April,  Ma}',  and  June,  1780 ;  reported  transferred  to  4th  co. 
June  11,  1780;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Hunt's  (4th)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay 
roll  for  June  and  July,  1780 ;  service,  1  mo.  20  days  ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated 
Hutts,  three  miles  from  West  Point,  Jan.  28,  1781;  Capt.  Hunt's  co.,  9th  regt. 
commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jackson;  rank.  Sergeant;  age,  26  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 
9in. ;  complexion,  light ;  hair,  light;  occupation,  yeoman  ;  residence,  Tewksbury ; 
enlisted  Jan.  1,  1780 ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  also,  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  United 
States  pensioners  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1787,  as  returned  by  John  Lucas,  Com- 
missary of  Pensions;  said  Gould  pensioned  April  10,  1783. 

Gould,  John,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Gould's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John 
Backer's  (Baker's)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
3  days. 

Gould,  John,  Weston.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Lamson's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Kilton's  co.,  Col. 
John  Paterson's  (26th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  14  days  ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  No.  3,  Charlestown, 
Oct.  27, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Hayns's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Dec.  1,  1776;  enlisted  Nov.  18,  1775;  re- 
ported died  Dec.  18,  1775. 

Gould,  John,  Wilmington.  Capt.  John  Harnden's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th) 
regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  dated  Camp  at 
Cambridge,  June  6,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29  (also  given  April  28),  1775;  service,  3  mos.  10 
days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 


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Gould,  John,  continued. 

its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  28,  1775;  also,  enlistment  agreement  dated 
"Wilmington,  Nov.  29, 1776,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  engaging  themselves 
to  he  ready  at  a  minute's  warning  until  March  1,  1777,  to  march  to  reinforce  the 
army,  and  if  called  before  said  date  to  remain  in  service  3  months. 

Gould,  John.  Private;  list  of  men  belonging  to  the  train  band  under  Capt.  John 
Walton,  dated  Reading,  May  13,  1775. 

Gould,  John.  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  regt. ;  order  for  advance 
pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775. 

Gould,  John.  Receipt  given  to  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford,  Jr.,  dated  Wilmington,  April 
29,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  for  wages  for  service  in  Capt.  Ford's 
CO.  of  Minute-men. 

Gould,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt.;  muster 
roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted  April  15,  1776. 

Gould,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wells's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's  detachment 
of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  23,  1776;  discharged  April  1,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 100  days,  at  Ticonderoga;  also,  Capt.  John  Wells's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy 
Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at 
Ticonderoga,  Feb.  24,  1777 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  23,  1777. 

Gould,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Taylor's  co..  Col.  Porter's  regt. ;  enlisted  July 
10,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service,  38  days,  travel  included;  company 
marched  from  Charlemont  to  reinforce  Northern  army  after  the  evacuation  of 
Ticonderoga. 

Gould,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  (2d  Barnsta- 
ble Co.)  regt. ;  service,  5  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778 ; 
also,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co. ;  service,  2  days,  guarding  prisoners  from  the 
British  ship  "Somerset"  at  Harwich  and  from  thence  to  Yarmouth;  roll  dated 
Harwich,  Nov.  7,  1778. 

Gould,  John,  Jr.,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Gould's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Backer's  (Baker's)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  3  days. 

Gould,  John,  3d,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Gould's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Backer's  (Baker's)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  3  days. 

Gould,  Jonas,  Charlestown  No.  4.  Capt.  Seth  Murray's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Ruggles 
Woodbridge's  (25th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and 
others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  29,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  mus- 
ter roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  7  days;  also, 
company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Sept.  30,  1775;  aZso,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  25,  1775. 

Gould,  Jonathan,  Ashfield.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Elisha  Cranson's  co.,  5th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  dated  Ashfield,  April  2, 1779; 
a  similar  list  is  endorsed  "  Col.  David  Field's  return  ;  "  residence,  Ashfield ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Ashfield ;  joined  Capt.  Bartlett's  co.,  Col.  Wesson's  regt. ;  term, 
3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  William  Watson's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  James 
Wesson's  (9th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780, 
to  May  15-,  1780;  reported  discharged. 

Gould,  Jonathan,  Sturbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Davis's  co..  Col.  Luke  Drury's 
regt.;  detached  July  17,  1781;  marched  to  join  regiment  July  25,  1781;  arrived 
at  West  Point  Aug.  1, 1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  20  days, 
travel  included  ;  residence,  Sturbridge ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Sturbridge ;  company 
raised  for  3  months. 


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Gould,  Jonathan,  Sutton.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Eliot's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Learnard's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8  days; 
also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Isaac  Bolster's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  regt.;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also, 
company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Gould,  Jonathan,  Sutton.  Private,  Capt.  Bartholomew  Woodbury's  co..  Col. 
Lernad's  (Learned's)  regt.;  return  for  billeting  to  and  from  camp;  company 
marched  from  Sutton,  Douglas,  and  Northbridge,  Dec.  9,  1775;  also,  Capt.  John 
Putnam's  co.  detached  from  Col.  John  Holman's  regt.  for  21  days  service  at 
Providence,  R.  I. ;  return  dated  June  22,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  John  Putnam's  co., 
Col.  Wade's  regt.;  service,  18  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  from 
Worcester  Co.  June  20,  1778,  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Sullivan  at  Providence  for 
21  days  service;  roll  dated  Sutton. 

Gould,  Jonathan,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Trull's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 

9  days;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Walker's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt.; 
order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June 
6, 1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted 
April  20,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  da3's;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct., 
1775] . 

Gould,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Rob- 
inson's detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  Dec.  23,  1776 ;  service  to 
April  1,  1777,  100  days;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga;  also,  same  co.  and 
detachment;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  24,  1777;  enlist- 
ment to  expire  March  23,  1777 ;  reported  on  command  at  the  block  house  at  the 
mills. 

Gould,  Jonathan.  Drummer,  Capt.  Abraham  Foster's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  24  days, 
travel  included ;  companj'  marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates  at  the 
Northward. 

Gould,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt.; 
marched  to  camp  July  30,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  4,  1780 ;  service,  9  days,  on  an 
alarm  at  Rhode  Island,  including  time  to  return  home. 

Gould,  Jonathan.  Corporal,  Capt.  Abijah  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt.; 
marched  to  camp  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  13  days,  on 
an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island,  including  time  to  return  home. 

Gould,  Joseph,  Amesbury.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Barnard's  co.  of  Minute-men  of 
East  Parish  in  Amesbury,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service, 

10  days. 

Gould,  Joseph,  Kittery.  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allow- 
ance from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights  in  Aug.,  1776. 

Gould,  Joseph,  Northborough.  Sergeant,  Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Sept.  17,  1780; 
residence,  Northborough  ;  credited  to  town  of  Northboi'ough  ;  term,  3  years. 

Gould,  Joseph,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  David  Green's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days ;  also,  list  of  men 
belonging  to  the  train  band  under  Capt.  John  Walton,  dated  Reading,  May  13, 1775. 

Gould,  Joseph,  Topsfield.  Captain  of  a  company  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John  Backer's 
(Baker's)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  5  days; 
also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated  Feb.  14, 
1776;  said  Gould  chosen  2d  Major,  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell,  Jr.'s  (3d  Essex  Co.) 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  14,  1776;  re- 


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Gould,  Joseph,  continued. 

ported  commissioned  Feb.  15,  1776;  also,  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several 
companies  in  3d  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  said  Gould  and  others,  field 
officers,  dated  Ipswich,  May  6,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  May  7,  1776,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned. 

Gould,  Joseph.  Capt.  John  Rice's  co. ;  billeting  allowed  from  May  18,  1775,  to  date 
of  marching  from  Scarborough  to  headquarters,  July  4,  1775 ;  credited  with  47 
days  allowance. 

Gould,  Joseph.  Corporal,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  (2d  Barn- 
stable Co.)  regt.;  service,  5  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept., 

1778. 

Gould,  Joseph.  Seaman,  schooner  "  Active,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Andrew  Gardner ; 
roll  made  up  for  advance  wages  and  dated  Boston,  Oct.  6,  1778. 

Gould,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  William  Green's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  30,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Gould,  Joseph,  Jr.,  Sutton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Putnam's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Larned's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
18  days. 

Gould,  Joshua,  Wrentham.  Ensign,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Greaton's  regt.,  which  assembled  and  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  5  days;  also,  Ensign,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company  return 
dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775;  reported  engaged  April  24,  1775;  also,  1st  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Joseph  Lovell's  co.  (company  of  1st  Precinct,  also  called  East  Pre- 
cinct, in  Medway) ,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass  militia ; 
list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  dated  Wrentham, 
Sept.  26,  1777;  said  Gould  elected  Sept.  23,  1777;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  27, 
1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  Sept.  27,  1777; 
also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Amos  Ellis's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt.;  engaged 
Sept.  25,  1777;  service  to  Oct.  31, 1777,  1  mo.  7  days ;  company  stationed  at  Little 
Compton,  R.  I. ;  roll  dated  Bellingham ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Ezekiel 
Plimpton's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Dec.  3,  1777;  regiment 
stationed  at  Cambridge;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Moses  Adams's  co..  Col. 
Brooks's  regt.,  muster  rolls  dated  Cambridge,  Jan.  24,  March  2,  and  April  3, 
1778;  commissioned  Nov.  3,  1777;  regiment  stationed  at  Cambridge;  also,  1st 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Ellis's  co.  (East  co.  in  Medway) ;  Col.  Hawes's  (4th  Suf- 
folk Co.)  regt.  of  Mass  militia ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  June  29,  1779. 

Gould,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Higgins's  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's  regt.; 
service  from  Sept.  6  to  Sept.  13, 1778,  6  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth. 

Gould,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Elias  Parkman's  detachment;  enlisted  July  2,  1778; 
discharged  July  17, 1778 ;  service,  15  days ;  detachment  drafted  to  serve  as  guards ; 
also,  pay  roll  for  same  service,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  5,  1778. 

Gould,  Josiah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Zadok  Bufflnton's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777,  at  Cambridge ;  service,  3  mos. 
17  days,  at  the  Northward;  company  raised  to  serve  until  Nov.  30,  1777.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Salem. 

Gould,  Josiah.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  said  county; 
age,  16  yrs.;  stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  farmer; 
engaged  for  town  of  Amherst;  engaged  April  4,  1781;  term,  3  years;  «^so,  cer- 
tificate dated  June  14,  1781,  signed  by  Nathaniel  Dickinson,  Jr.,  and  others  be- 
longing to  a  class  of  the  town  of  Amherst,  stating  that  said  Gould  was  hired  by 
said  class  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  679 

Gould,  Levi,  Murrayfield  (Chester).  List  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Murrayfield 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  James  Blacls,  sworn  to  in 
Hampshire  Co.,  April  14,  1779;  residence,  Murrayfield;  engaged  for  town  of 
Murrayfield;  term,  3  years  or  during  war. 

Gould,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  pay  roll 
for  part  of  May  and  the  month  of  June,  1778 ;  said  Gould  allowed  18  days  service 
(8  days  in  camp,  7  days  travel,  3  days  preceding  march). 

Gould,  "  Loui "  (Louis).  Private,  Capt.  Isaiah  Boudreau's  co.  of  Frenchmen ;  enlisted 
Nov.  14,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1776;  service,  15  days,  under  Col.  Jonathan 
Eddy ;  company  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.,  N.  S.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Machias. 

Gould,  Moeiah,  Townsend.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Farwell's  co.,  Col.  William  Pres- 
cott's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service, 
98  days. 

Gould,  Moses,  Bradford  (also  given  Raymond  and  Falmouth) .  Private,  Capt.  Smart's 
CO.,  Col.  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  30, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  residence,  Bradford ;  credited  to  town 
of  Bradford;  also,  Capt.  Nicholas  Blasdel's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's 
regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  Yalley  Forge,  Feb.  5, 1778;  residence,  Falmouth ;  mus- 
tered by  Maj.  Inslow,  County  Muster  Master;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp  "  Greeage ;  "  reported  tending  the  sick  at  Peekskill ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778,  sworn  to  in  camp  at  Provi- 
dence; also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated 
Providence;  enlisted  Jan.  30,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  Capt.  Smart's  co.. 
Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780, 
to  Jan.  30,  1780. 

Gould,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Jenings's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  22,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service  on  an  expedition  to 
Northern  department. 

Gould,  Nathaniel,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Gould's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Backer's  (Baker's)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ; 
service,  5  days. 

Gould,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Marshall  Baker's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  2,  1780,  to  date  of  discharge,  Aug.  8,  1780,  9  days,  travel 
included;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm  in  July,  1780. 

Gould,  Noah,  Leverett.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Wood- 
bridge's  (25th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Sept.  28,  1775;  said 
Gould  reported  as  serving  in  the  room  of  David  Hauley. 

Gould,  Noah,  Leverett  (also  given  Amherst).  List  of  men  returned  as  the  town  of 
Leverett's  quota  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire 
Co.,  April  5,  1779;  residence,  Leverett;  engaged  for  town  of  Leverett;  joined 
Capt.  Daniel  Shays's  co..  Col.  R.  Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  [name  cancelled 
on  list]  ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Porter's  (4th  Hampshire  Co.)  regt.,  dated  South 
Hadley,May  28, 1777;  residence,  Amherst;  engaged  for  town  of  Amherst ;  joined 
Capt.  Shays's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  returned 
by  a  committee  for  settling  disputes  between  towns  in  Hampshire  Co.  as  to  soldiers 
credited  to  them,  attested  at  Northampton,  April  16, 1779;  said  Gould  claimed  by 
Leverett  and  Amherst;  allowed  to  Amherst;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Shay's 
CO.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (4th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  March  3,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  dated 


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Gould,  Noah,  continued. 

Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778;  mustered  by  Col.  Woodbridge ;  also,  Major's  co.,  Col.  Put- 
nam's (5th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  March  3,  1780. 

Gould,  Noah.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  returned  as  re- 
ceived of  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  dated  Springfield ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9, 
1779,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Cooper, 
atSpringfield,  July  19,  1779;  Capt.  Sartle's  (Sawtell's)  co.,  Col.  Williams's  regt. ; 
age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  engaged  for 
town  of  Leverett;  also.  Col.  Greaton's  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt.;  entered  service  July 
15,  1779 ;  discharged  April  15,  1780 ;  term,  9  months ;  also,  receipt  dated  Leverett, 
Aug.  15,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gould  and  Elijah  Prouty  by  the  town  of 
Leverett  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months ;  also,  descrip- 
tive list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  re- 
turned by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  said  county ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature, 
5ft.  10  in.;  complexion, light ;  hair, light;  occupation,  farmer ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Leverett;  engaged  Oct.  14,  1781 ;  term,  6  months. 

Gould,  Noah  Marble,  Dunstable.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Bancroft's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Bridge's  (27th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others, 
dated  Camp  before  Boston,  July  24, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  also, 
company  return  dated  Sept.  25, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Nov.  4,  1775 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9, 1779,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Gen. 
Eleazer  Brooks  to  Maj.  Hosmer,  dated  Lincoln,  July  21, 1779 ;  Capt.  Butterfield's 
CO.,  7th  Middlesex  Co.  regt. ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  light ; 
residence,  Dunstable;  delivered  to  Ensign  Theophilus  Clark;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  Continental  service,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer, 
Superintendent,  Nov.  24,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Wiley's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's 
(8th)  regt.;  entered  service  July  28,  1779;  discharged  April  28,  1780;  term,  9 
months. 

Gould,  Oliver,  Dedham.  Order  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  June  24, 
1776,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co. ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  June 
20,  1776,  4  days  preceding  march,  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  4  mos.  11  days;  rolls  dated 
Camp  at  Hull ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776,  dated  Hull ;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  2  days;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's 
regt.;  service  from  May  8,  1777,  to  July  8,  1777,  61  days,  at  Providence;  roll  en- 
dorsed "  for  2  months  service  at  Rhode  Island." 

Gould,  Otis.  Private,  Capt.  John  Baxter's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  24,  1782;  discharged 
Oct.  24,  1782;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  travel  included;  company  detached  for  ser- 
vice under  Maj.  Job  Cushing  at  Hull;  roll  dated  Medfield. 

Gould,  Paul.  Private,  Capt.  Staples  Chamberlain's  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  28,  1780 ;  discharged  July  30, 1780 ;  service,  5  days,  travel  included ; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Gould,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  detachment;  enlisted  Sept.  3,  1778; 
discharged  Dec.  13,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  10  days;  detachment  drafted  to  serve 
for  6  months  with  guards  under  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish  at  Boston  and  Cambridge. 

Gould,  Reuben,  Reading.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  Continental  ser- 
vice [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Reading;  engaged  for  town  of  Reading;  term, 
3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  James  Keith's  co.,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt.; 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  681 

Gould,  Reuben,  continued. 

Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  12,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
also,  Capt.  Storey's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  April  12,  1780. 

Gould,  Reuben,  Wilmington.  Private,  Capt.  John  Harnden's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Bridge's  (27th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  21,  1775; 
service,  2  mos.  16  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  28,  1775. 

Gould,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  William  Green's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  29,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1, 1780;  service,  3  mos.  8  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Gould,  Richard.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Godfrey's  co.,  Maj.  Zenath  Winslow's 
regt. ;  service,  6  days,  on  alarms  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Gould,  Robert,  Hull.  Capt.  Pool's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of  4  inde- 
pendent companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1,  1777;  age,  17  yrs. ;  mus- 
tered by  Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master. 

Gould,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Bragdon's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt.; 
enlisted  April  29,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  8, 1780;  service,  7  mos.  14  days,  travel 
included,  under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward ;  company  reported  as 
having  marched  to  Thomastown.    Roll  sworn  to  at  York. 

Gould,  Sam.,  Stoughtonham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Tisdale's  (Stoughtonham)  co., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  22  days. 

Gould,  Samuel,  Amherst.  Ensign,  Capt.  Noadiah  Leonard's  co. ;  return  of  officers  in 
Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.  recommended  for  commissions,  dated  Cambridge  Camp, 
June  16,  1775;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  June  21,  1775,  that  said  officers 
he  commissioned ;  also,  Ensign,  Capt.  Noadiah  Leonard's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Wood- 
bridge's  (25th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  engaged  May  2,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  7  days ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Ensign,  same  co.and  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  near  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  25,  1775. 

Gould,  Samuel  (also  given  Jr.),  Amherst.  Private,  Capt.  Noadiah  Leonard's  co..  Col. 
Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 7  days;  also,  Capt.  Noadiah  Leonard's  co.,  Col.  Woodbridge's  (25th)  regt.; 
receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June 
24, 1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1 ,  1775 ;  enlisted 
April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.^ 
1775] ;  also,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  Ticonderoga  in  1776  ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Eli  Parker's  co.,  4th  Hamp- 
shire Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Col.  R.  Woodbridge,  dated  South  Hadley, 
May  28,  1777;  residence,  Amherst;  engaged  for  town  of  Amherst;  joined  Capt. 
Oliver's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  terra,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Robert 
Oliver's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  April  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  7  mos.  as  Pri- 
vate, 19  mos.  as  Corporal,  7  mos.  as  Sergeant;  also,  Capt.  Ed.  Cumpston's  co., 
Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  joined  before  Aug.  15,  1777  ;  also,  Capt. 
Oliver's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered  by  County 
Muster  Master  AVoodbridge;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Job  Sumner's  co..  Col.  Grea- 
ton's regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb. 
9,  1780 ;  reported  killed  Feb.  9,  1780. 


682  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gould,  Samuel,  Dunstable.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Butterfield's  co.,  Col.  David 
Green's  (Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge ;  left  place  of  rendezvous  April  26,  1775 ;  service,  7  days. 

Gould,  Samuel,  Paxton.  Private,  Capt.  Phineas  Moore's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge ;  service,  19  days. 

Gould,  Samuel,  Scarborough.  Corporal,  Capt.  Abraham  Tyler's  co..  Col.  Edmund 
Phinney's  (31st)  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  May  6,  1775,  to 
date  of  marching,  July  6,  1775;  credited  with  60  days  allowance;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Sept.  29,  1775 ;  also,  Sergeant,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  26, 
1775;  also,  1st  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Hooper's  co. ;  marched  Jan.  22,  1776; 
service  to  Nov.  24,  1776,  10  mos.  3  days ;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth,  Cum- 
berland Co.,  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gould,  Samuel,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co. ;  return  of  men  who 
enlisted  for  the  year  1776,  dated  Jan.  17, 1776 ;  enlisted  Dec.  6, 1775 ;  also,  account 
dated  March  22,  1776,  of  clothing  delivered  officers  and  men  of  Col.  Little's  regt. 
in  1776;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's  (12th)  regt.;  mus- 
ter roll  endorsed  "  1776." 

Gould,  Samuel,  Topsfield.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Tisdale,  at 
Springfield,  Aug.  23, 1779 ;  Capt.  Herrick's  co..  Col.  Cogswell's  regt. ;  age,  20  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Topsfield ;  also,  return 
dated  Boxford,  Dec.  8, 1779,  of  men  mustered  by  John  Cushing,  Muster  Master  for 
Essex  Co.,  to  join  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  re- 
solve of  June  9,  1779 ;  also,  receipt  given  to  Capt.  James  Tisdale,  for  equipments, 
dated  Springfield,  Aug.  22,  1779,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others ;  also,  descrip- 
tive list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Com- 
missioner, by  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow,  at  Springfield,  Octc  1,  1780;  age,  21  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Topsfield;  arrived  at 
Springfield  Sept.  11,  1780;  marched  to  camp  Oct.  1,  1780,  under  command  of 
Lieut.  Lynde ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Topsfield  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  Sept.  1,  1780;  discharged 
Dec.  12,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  23  days,  travel  included. 

Gould,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Stow's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt.; 
company  stationed  at  Ticonderoga  in  1776. 

Gould,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Shepard's  co.,  Col.  John  Mosley's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt,;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  23,  1777;  service,  7  days; 
company  marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington. 

Gould,  Samuel.  Lieutenant,  probably  serving  as  Volunteer;  Capt.  Nahum  Ward's 
CO.,  Col.  David  Wells's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  22, 1777 ;  discharged 
Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included;  company  marched  from  Charle- 
mont  Sept.  22, 1777,  at  the  time  of  taking  Gen.  Burgoyne.    Roll  dated  Charlemont. 

Gould,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Noyes's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  14,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  15  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  depart- 
ment ;  reported  died  Nov.  28,  1777. 

Gould,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co..  Col.  Timoth)'  Bigelow's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in 
Camp  at  Stillwater;  enlisted  May  15,  1777;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  10,  1778; 
reported  on  command  at  Albany. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  683 

Gould,  Samuel.  Corporal,  Capt.  James  Morton's  detachment  of  militia,  Col.  Pierce's 
regt. ;  marched  March  3,  1778;  discharged  April  4,  1778;  service,  32  days,  at 
Governor's  Island. 

Gould,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  James  Endicott's  co. ;  enlisted  March  20,  1778 ;  dis- 
charged April  5,  1778;  service,  18  days;  company  marched  to  Roxburj-  March 
20,  1778,  under  command  of  Col.  William  Mcintosh.    Roll  dated  Stoughton. 

Gould,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Davis's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  regt.;  en- 
listed Sept.  27,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included ;  company  detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

Gould,  Samuel.  Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin  Peabody's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Enoch  Put- 
nam's regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  18,  1781 ;  dischai-ged  Dec.  8,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  3 
days,  travel  included ;  regiment  raised  in  Essex  and  Plymouth  counties  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gould,  Samuel,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Bridge  Savell's  (Stoughtonham)  co..  Col. 
Gill's  regt. ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  Dorchester  Heights  March  4, 
1776,  on  an  alarm. 

Gould,  Seth,  Dedham.  Order  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  July  24, 
1776,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co. ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  July 

I,  1776,  4  days  preceding  march,  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  4  mos.;  rolls  dated  Camp  at 
Hull ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776,  dated  Hull ;  service,  1  mo. 

2  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Ellis's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.;  enlisted  June 

II,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  7  mos.  29  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  to  fortify  passes  of  North  river,  N.  Y. ;  enlistment,  8  months; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  June-Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Gould,  Silas,  Dunstable.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Bancroft's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
(27th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  dated 
Camp  before  Boston,  July  24, 1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  also,  company 
return  dated  Sept.  25, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  14, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Minot's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt.;  arrived  at  destination  May  10,  1777;  discharged  Jul_v  9,  1777; 
service,  2  mos.  9  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  dated  Warwick 
Neck. 

Gould,  Simeon,  Danvers.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Caleb  Low's  (2d  Danvers)  co.,  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co.,  Feb.  14,  1778 ; 
residence,  Danvers ;  engaged  for  town  of  Danvers ;  term,  3  years. 

Gould,  Simeon,  Groton.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Holden's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Little- 
ton, May  29,  1777 ;  residence,  Groton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Groton ;  joined  Capt. 
Darby's  co..  Col.  Baley's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Gould,  Simeon.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Everet's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt..  Gen. 
Lovell's  brigade;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  14,  1778;  service,  1  mo. 
15  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Gould,  Simeon.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Peabody's  co..  Col.  Wade's  (Essex  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  18  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gould,  Simon,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Gould's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John 
Backer's  (Baker's)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 

3  days. 


684  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gould,  Solomon,  Boxford.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Gould's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6  days. 

GouLT),  Stephen,  Amherst.  Capt.  Archelaus  Towne's  co.,  Col.  Bridge's  regt. ;  receipt 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  6, 1775 ; 
also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May 
4,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  4  days 

Gould,  Stephen  (also  given  Jr.),  Boxford.  Private,  Capt.  William  Perley's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service  to  April  25,  1775,  7  days;  reported  enlisted  Feb.  16, 1775;  a^so,  Capt. 
William  Perley's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cam- 
bridge, dated  May  17,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  14,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Peabody's  co.,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp, 
etc.,  sworn  to  Nov.  26,  1779;  credited  with  2  days  allowance;  company  drafted 
from  Salisbury,  Newburyport,  Bradford,  Haverhill,  Methuen,  Boxford,  and 
Andover. 

Gould,  Stephen,  Warwick.  Private,  Capt.  Eldad  Wright's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Samuel  Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19,  1775,  from  Northfield  and  Warwick  to  Cambridge  ;  service,  19  days; 
also,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co.,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.;  receipt  for  advance 
pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  dated  Cambridge  Camp,  June  20,  1775 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  8,  1775 ; 
service,  3  mos.;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Reuben  Petty's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel 
Williams's  regt. ;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776 ;  discharged  March  19,  1777 ;  service, 
3  mos.  15  days,  travel  included;  also,  Capt.  Peter  Procter's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Wil- 
liams's regt. ;  enlisted  July  10,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo. 
9  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  July  10,  1777,  to  reinforce  Northern 
army. 

Gould,  Stephen.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Daniel  Pomroy's  detachment  from  Gen.  Danielson's 
(Hampshire  Co.)  brigade;  enlisted  July  1,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  30,  1778;  ser- 
vice under  Gen.  Stark  in  Northern  department. 

Gould,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Acter  Patten's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice between  July  6,  1779,  and  Sept.  25,  1779,  1  mo.  18  days,  on  Penobscot  expe- 
dition.   Roll  certified  at  Topsham. 

Gould,  Theophilus,  Amesbury.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Barnard's  co.  of  Minute-men 
of  East  Parish  in  Amesbury,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 10  days. 

Gould,  Theophilus,  Amesbury.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Currier's  co.,  Col.  James 
Frye's  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.  1775]. 

Gould,  Thomas,  Boxford.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Peabody's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wig- 
gles worth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Ticonderoga  home  in 
1776. 

Gould,  Thomas,  Granville.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ; 
company  return  dated  Oct.  31,  1776;  reported  sick;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  27,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  1  day,  travel 
included  ;  roll  dated  North  Castle. 

Gould,  Thomas,  Marblehead.  Capt.  William  Courtis's  (1st)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gould  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  June  27,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  26,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  11  days;  also,  3d  Corporal, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty 


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'Gould,  Thomas,  co7itinued. 

coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  21,  1775;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  William  Hooper's  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  1,  1776,  to  date  of  dis- 
charge, Nov.  15,  1776,  2  mos.  15  days ;  roll  dated  Marblehead. 

Gould,  Thomas,  Newburyport  (also  given  Roxbury  and  Newbury).  Private,  Capt. 
Moses  Nowell's  co.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  4  daj^s ; 
also,  Capt.  Ezra  Lunt's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  13  weeks;  also,  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  24  yrs. ;  reported  "  went  to  Quebec;"  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  2d  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by 
Maj.  Ralph  Cross,  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co.,  Feb.  16, 1778;  residence,  Newburyport; 
engaged  for  town  of  Newburyport;  joined  Capt.  Coulston's  (Colton's)  co.,  Col. 
Graton's  regt. ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1st 
Essex  Co.  regt.,  sworn  to  at  Salem,  Feb.  16,  1778,  by  John  Flagg,  1st  military 
officer  of  the  town  of  Lynn;  residence,  Roxbury ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lynn; 
joined  Capt.  Colton's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war ;  also. 
Sergeant,  (late)  Capt.  Charles  Colton's  co..  Col.  John  Graton's  (2d)  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Nov.  14,  1779;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Newbury ;  enlisted  for 
town  of  Newbury ;  mustered  by  County  Muster  Master  Gushing. 

Gould,  Thomas,  Rochester.  List  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master 
for  Plymouth  Co.  [year  not  given]  ;  Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  age,  22  yrs. ;  residence, 
Rochester;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Dunham;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  Private,  8th 
CO.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Feb.  17,  1777,  to  April  24,  1777;  reported  deserted;  also,  Capt.  George  Dunham's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  also,  list  of  deserters  from 
Col.  Bailey's  (2d)  regt.  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1777;  age,  26  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8 
in.;  residence,  Rochester;  deserted  April  14,  1777. 

Gould,  Thomas,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Gould's  co.,  Col.  John  Backer's 
(Baker's)  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days. 

Gould,  Thomas,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sayer's  co.,  Col.  James  Scammon's 
(30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  4  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ,  including  abstract  of 
pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775. 

Gould,  Thomas,  Westfield.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  co..  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  17,  1776; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  dated  Boston, 
Nov.  26,  1776. 

Gould,  Thomas.  Sailor,  schooner  "Marblehead,"  Samuel  Dugard,  Master;  shipped 
Jan.  22,  1777;  discharged  May  10,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  18  days,  on  voyage  from 
Boston  to  Bilboa.    Roll  dated  Boston. 

Gould,  Thomas.  Sergeant,  Capt.  William  Cannon's  co.,  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt.; 
service,  70  days  ;  company  drafted  and  marched  to  Ticonderoga  May  6,  1777  ;  re- 
turned home  July  14,  1777.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Blandford  and  also  at  Westfield. 

Gould,  Thomas.  Lieutenant,  in  command  of  a  detachment  from  Col.  Benjamin 
Simonds's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  service  from  July  16,  1777,  to  July  29,  1777 ; 
detachment  marched  from  Hancock  to  Manchester. 

Gould,  Thomas.  List  of  prisoners  to  be  returned  in  exchange  for  British  prisoners 
sent  in  the  cartel  "  Swift  "  to  Halifax,  as  returned  by  Robert  Pierpont,  Commis- 
sary, dated  Oct.  9,  1777 ;  said  Gould,  Seaman,  to  be  returned  in  exchange  for 
James  Connor,  Seaman;  also,  list  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "Swift"  from 
Halifax  to  Boston  Nov.  9,  1777,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned 
by  Josiah  Godfrey  and  Bat.  Fox,  Commissaries. 


686  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gould,  Thomas.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carter's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worces- 
ter Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos. 

4  days,  travel  included,  at  the  Northward.    Roll  dated  Leominster. 

Gould,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Mason's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Dec.  10,  1776;  discharged  Jan.  20,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  14  days;  travel 
included ;  company  stationed  at  Providence,  R.  I. ;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Mason's  co.. 
Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  16, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  3, 1777 ;  service, 
1  mo.  26  days,  travel  included;  company  drafted  Aug.  13,  1777,  to  serve  with 
Northern  army  until  Nov.  30,  1777;  roll  dated  Sturbridge. 

Gould,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ; 
enlisted  Nov.  11,  1777;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  2  mos.  22  days,  at  Charlestown; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  Winter  Hill ;  reported 
discharged  March  4,  1778 ;  company  detached  to  guard  Gen.  Burgoyne's  army. 

Gould,  Thomas.  1st  Lieutenant,  schooner  "  Bunker  Hill  "  (privateer);  petition  dated 
Boston,  May  4,  1778,  signed  by  John  Lowell,  of  Boston,  asking  that  Isaac  Cobb 
be  commissioned  as  commander  of  said  schooner;  ordered  in  Council  May  4, 
1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gould,  Thomas.  Seaman;  list  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "Silver  Eel"  from 
Halifax  to  Boston  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners. 

Gould,  Thomas.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co.  of  guards  ;  enlisted  Oct.  5, 1779 ; 
discharged  Jan.  5,  1780;  service,  3  mos.;  company  detached  for  3  months  and 
stationed  at  Springfield. 

Gould,  Tilson,  Hanover.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Lenth'lEells'sco.  (South  co.  in  Han- 
over), which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775, 
to  Marshfield ;  service,  3  days,  under  direction  of  field  officers  of  2d  Plymouth  Co. 
regt.;  also,  Capt.  William  Turner's  co.  of  Minute-men;  pay  abstract  for  travel 
allowance  to  and  from  camp;  company  joined  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt.  Dec.  10, 
1775. 

Gould,  Titus,  Hull.  Capt.  Pool's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of  4  Independent 
companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1,  1777;  age,  38  yrs.;  mustered  by 
Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master. 

Gould,  Tobias,  Presumpscott  (Falmouth,  Me.).  Private,  Capt.  William  Cobb's  co. ; 
marched  July  8,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1779,  at  Falmouth  ;  service,  2  mos.  17 
days ;  company  detached  from  Cumberland  Co.  militia  for  service  under  Col. 
Jonathan  Mitchel  on  Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Falmouth. 

Gould,  Tobias.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  enlisted  Jan.  15,  1776. 

Gould,  William,  Danvers.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Putnam's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;    enlisted  May  10,  1775;    service,  1  mo. 

5  days. 

Gould,  William,  Dracut.  Receipt  dated  Dracut,  June  26, 1780,  signed  by  said  Gould 
and  others,  for  100  bushels  of  corn  each,  paid  them  by  the  committee  of  Dracut 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months  to  the  credit  of  said 
town  ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Dracut  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  as  returned  by  Capt. 
Stephen  Russell  and  Capt.  J.  B.  Varnum,  dated  Dracut,  June  26,  1780;  Capt. 
Russell's  CO.;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence, 
Dracut;  also,  list  of  6  months  men,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer, 
Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Spring- 
field ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Spring- 


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Gould,  William,  continued. 

field  July  1,  1780 ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy  ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Dracut;  marched  to  camp  July  1,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign 
Joseph  Miller ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Patorson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  Private;  pay  roll  for  6  mouths  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Dracut  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  June  26,  1780 ; 
discharged  Dec.  10,  1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  25  days,  travel  included. 

Gould,  WilliaM,  Granville.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continen- 
tal Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned 
as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass. 
regt.,  at  Springfield,  July  11,  1780;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion, 
freclvled;  engaged  for  town  of  Granville;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  10,  1780; 
marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Bancroft;  also,  list 
of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as 
having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay 
roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Granville  for  service  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  during  1780;  marched  July  10,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1780;  ser- 
vice, 5  mos.  26  days. 

Gould,  William,  Ipswich.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Defence,"  John  Edmonds,  Master; 
descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  Aug.  21,  1781 ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ; 
complexion,  light;  residence,  Ipswich. 

Gould,  William,  Kittery.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co..  Col.  James  Scam- 
mon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  4  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ,  including  abstract 
of  pay  due  to  last  of  July,  1775;  reported  deserted  July  1,  1775. 

Gould,  William,  Milton.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Vose's  (Milton)  co. ;  service  from 
April  13,  1776,  to  April  26,  1776,  12  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast ;  also,  Capt.  Wil- 
liam Badcock's  co.,  Col.  Pierce's  regt.;  marched  from  home  March  1,  1778;  dis- 
charged April  3,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  travel  included,  at  Castle  Island; 
also,  Capt.  Luke  Howell's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  21,  1779; 
service,  4  mos.  10  days,  at  Rhode  Island  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Dec,  1779;  service,  20  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gould,  William,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hatch's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  from  West  Parish  in  Pembroke  to  Scituate 
and  Marshfield;  discharged  April  29,  1775;  service,  11  days;  also,  Capt.  James 
Hatch's  CO.;  enlisted  March  4,  1776;  discharged  March  8,  1776;  service,  5  days; 
company  marched  from  West  Parish  in  Pembroke  on  the  alarm  of  March  3,  1776, 
to  Braintree,  thence  to  Weymouth,  and  was  stationed  there ;  also,  Capt.  John 
Turner's  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  21,  1776;  service,  2  mos., 
at  Rhode  Island. 

Gould,  William,  Pepperellborough  (Saco).  List  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  for 
settling  disputes  between  towns  as  to  soldiers  credited  to  them  [year  not  given]  ; 
said  Gould  claimed  by  Pepperellborough  and  Haverhill ;  allowed  to  Haverhill ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Page's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's) 
13th  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  18, 1777,  to  May 
31, 1777 ;  reported  died  May  31, 1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  McNall's  co.,  Col.  Edward 
Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Pepperellborough ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Pepperellborough;  mustered  by  Esquire  Wells;  term,  during 
war. 

Gould,  William,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co.,  Col.  David  Green's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775  ;  service,  3  days ;  also,  list  of 
men  belonging  to  the  train  band  under  Capt.  John  Walton,  dated  Reading,  May 
13,  1775. 


688  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gould,  William,  Roxbnry.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Child's  (3d  Roxbury)  co.,  Col. 
"William  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
15  days ;  company  dismissed  May  3,  1775. 

Gould,  William,  Salisbury.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Morrill's  co.,  Col.  Caleb  Cush- 
ing's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775 ;  service,  7  days. 

Gould,  William,  Warwick.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Taylor's  co..  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  17,  1776;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  home,  dated  Dorchester  Heights, 
Nov.  28,  1776. 

Gould,  William,  Wilmington.  Private,  Capt.  John  Harnden's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Bridge's  (27th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  10  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  28,  1775. 

Gould,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wood's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.;  pay 
abstract  for  March,  1776. 

Gould,  William.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hudson  Ballard's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  reported  as  serving  in  the 
room  of  Josiah  Brown,  of  Barrington ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  13, 1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Wil- 
liam Hudson  Ballard's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Camp 
at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776;  promoted  to  Corporal  July 
10,  1776. 

Gould,  William.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Hawke,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Oakes;  engaged  May  3,  1777;  service,  1  mo.,  with  the  fleet  under  Commodore 
John  Manley.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

Gould,  William.  Petition  to  the  Council,  signed  by  William  Shattuck,  asking  that 
Thomas  Haws  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  brigantine  "Charming 
Sally"  (privateer);  said  Gould  reported  an  "under  officer;"  ordered  in  Coun- 
cil Dec.  31,  1777,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gould,  William.  Corporal,  Capt.  Jesse  Wyman's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  enlisted  Feb.  21,  1778;  service  to  May  18,  1778,  2  mos.  27  days,  at  Bun- 
ker Hill ;  company  detached  to  guard  Gen.  Burgoyne's  army. 

Gould,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Moore's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.  of 
guards;  reported  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  joined  April  2,  1778;  service  to  July  3, 
1778,  3  mos.  2  days,  at  Cambridge,  guarding  troops  of  convention;  enlistment,  3 
months  from  April  2,  1778. 

Gould,  William.  Capt.  Richard  Rogers's  co..  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ;  enlisted 
July  20,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778;  service,  4  mos.  29  days,  travel  included, 
at  Winter  Hill. 

Gould,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co.  of  guards ;  enlisted  Oct.  6, 1779 ; 
discharged  Jan.  6,  1780;  service,  3  mos.;  aZso,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  6,  1780; 
discharged  April  6,  1780;  service,  3  mos.;  above  service  performed  under  suc- 
cessive engagements  of  3  months ;  company  stationed  at  Springfield. 

Gould,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Bragdon's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt.; 
enlisted  April  29,  1780;  discharged  Sept.  1,  1780;  service,  4  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included,  under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward;  company  reported  as 
having  marched  to  Thomastown.    Roll  sworn  to  at  York. 


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Gould,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Tompson  J.  Skinner's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Banes's  (Barnes's) 
Berkshire  Co.  regt. ;  enlisted  Nov.  1,  1781;  discharged  Nov.  10,  1781;  service, 
10  days ;  company  marched  to  the  "Western  frontiers  by  order  of  Gen.  Stark  on 
an  alarm. 

Gould,  William.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn, 
Superintendent  for  said  county;  Capt.  Newton's  co..  Col.  Whitney's  regt.;  age, 
16  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for 
town  of  Lancaster;  engaged  March  29,  1781;  term,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Col. 
Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  March  17,  1781,  10  mos.  15  days; 
reported  died  Feb.  1,  1782. 

Gould,  William,  Jr.,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co.,  Col.  David  Green's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  11  days;  also,  list 
of  men  belonging  to  the  train  band  under  Capt.  John  Walton,  dated  Reading,  May 
13,  1775. 

Gould,  Zaccheus,  Douglas.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Whiting's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  9  days. 

Goulde,  Daniel,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Kollock's  co..  Col.  John  Smith's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  8  days. 

Gouldex,  Silas,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  Field's  co..  Col.  Sheppard's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  20, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779 ;  also, 
Capt.  Reuben  Slayton's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  regt.;  return  dated  Valley 
Forge,  Jan.  30,  1778 ;  residence,  Spencer;  enlisted  for  town  of  Spencer;  mustered 
by  State  and  Continental  Muster  Masters ;  also,  Capt.  Slayton's  co.,  Col.  Shepard's 
(3d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July  and  Aug.,  1778,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1778,  dated  Providence;  re- 
ported sick  in  hospital  in  Nov.,  1778;  also.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlisted  March  20, 1777 ; 
enlistment,  during  war;  reported  as  servant  to  Gen.  Gates;  a/«o,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  also.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  (ith)  regt.;  return  for  gratuity  dated 
Highlands,  Feb.  24,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  made  up  for  the  year 
1780,  dated  West  Point;  also,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Drew's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's 
(4th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts. 

GouLDiNG,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Golden,  Goldin,  Gold- 

ing,  Goulden.] 

GouLDiNG,  Abel.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Woodbury's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
detachment  of  guards ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  during  the  campaign  Capt. 
Woodbury  was  dismissed  and  Lieut.  David  Jewett  commissioned  commander  of 
the  company. 

GouLDiNG,  Eleazer,  Shcrbume.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Leland's  co..  Col.  John  Bul- 
lard's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  11  days ;  also. 
Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  King's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  abstract  for 
advance  pay,  etc.,  dated  Hull,  July  15,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service 
from  June  12,  1776,  4  days  preceding  march,  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  4  mos.  19  days,  at 
Hull;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776;  service,  1  mo.  3  days; 
also,  Capt.  Joshua  Lealand's  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt. ;  marched  July  28, 1780 ; 
discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  14  days,  travel  included;  company  marched 
to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  July  28,  1780. 

GouLDiNG,  IcHABOD.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  14,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  term, 


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GouLDiNG,  IcHABOD,  Continued. 

during  war;  also,  Capt.  Edward  Cumpston's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  return  of 
men  who  joined  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  enlisted  Feb.  -,  1778  [name  cancelled  on 
return] . 

GouLDiNG,  John.  1st  Colonel,  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.  of  Mass  militia;  list  of  field 
officers  of  regts.  of  Worcester  Co.  militia  proposed  by  Legislature  Jan.  12,  1776; 
regiment  made  up  from  Southborough,  Westborough,  Shrewsbury,  Northborough, 
and  Grafton;  also,  list  of  officers  chosen  in  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned 
by  said  Goulding  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Westborough,  April  15,  1776; 
ordered  in  Council  April  17,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned. 

Goulding,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joshua  Lealand's  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt. ; 
marched  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  14  days,  travel  in- 
cluded; company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  July  28,  1780.  Roll 
dated  Sherburne. 

Goulding,  John,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Lyon's  co. ;  enlisted  June  20,  1778 ;  dis- 
charged July  13,  1778;  service,  26  days,  travel  included;  company  joined  Col. 
Wade's  regt.  June  22,  1778,  for  21  days  service  at  Rhode  Island.  Roll  dated 
Grafton. 

Goulding,  Jonah,  Grafton.  Private,  Capt.  Luke  Drury's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Gen. 
Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days; 
also,  Capt.  Luke  Drury's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay, 
signed  by  said  Goulding  and  others,  dated  June  10,  1775 ;  also.  Sergeant,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  15  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  receipt  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  3,  1775. 

Goulding,  Joseph,  HoUiston.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  to  and  from  camp,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  27, 
1776,  and  endorsed  "Dorchester  Heights,  Nov.,  1776." 

Goulding,  Joseph.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Staples  Chamberlain's  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's 
regt.;  marched  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  14  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Goulding,  William.  Boy,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Cathcart;  engaged  June  30,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  6,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  8 
days.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gouldsmith,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hooper's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  12,  1776; 
service  to  Feb.  29,  1776,  1  mo.  20  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  roll  dated  Marble- 
head  ;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  enlisted  Sept. 
1,  1776;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  4  mos.,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gouldthight,  David,  Northbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Elliot's  co..  Col.  William 
Thomas's  regt.;  enlisted  July  17,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781;  service,  4  mos. 
15  days,  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Camp  at  Battes  Hill. 

Gouldthrit,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Hamant's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Denny's 
(2d)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  22,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  11 
days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months. 

Gouldthrite,  Timothy.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Samuel  Ward's  co..  Col.  Cogswell's 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  22,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  11  days; 
company  detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

Gouldthwait,  Philip,  Boston.  Return  dated  Jan.  28,  1781,  of  officers  and  men  be- 
longing to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Sheldon's  (2d)  regt.  of  light  dragoons,  made  l)y 
Benjamin  Tallmadge,  Major  Commandant;  rank.  Private;  residence,  Boston; 
engaged  April  7, 1777,  by  Capt.  Crafts ;  term,  during  war. 


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GouLDTHWAiT,  TiM.  Private,  Capt.  James  Endicott's  co. ;  enlisted  March  20,  1778; 
discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  18  days;  company  marched  to  Roxbury,  March 
20,  1778,  under  command  of  Col.  William  Mcintosh.    Roll  dated  Stoughton. 

GouLDTH [wait]  ,  TiMOTHY,  StoughtoH.  Rctum  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  from  Lieut.  Wales's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.,  dated  Stoughton, 
June  27,  1777;  residence,  Stoughton;  engaged  for  town  of  Stoughton;  joined 
Capt.  Bussey's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  term,  3  years. 

GouLDTHWAiTE,  BENJAMIN,  Lynu.  Private,  Capt.  David  Parker's  (1st  Lynn)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord; 
service,  2  days.    Roll  sworn  to  Dec.  20,  1775. 

GouLDTHWRiGHT,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Marshall  Baker's  co..  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt. ;  service  from  July  27,  1780,  to  date  of  discharge,  Aug.  8,  1780,  15 
days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

GouLDWAiT,  Philip,  Boston  (also  given  Pepperellborough).  List  of  men  returned  by 
a  committee  for  settling  disputes  between  towns  as  to  soldiers  credited  to  them 
[year  not  given]  ;  said  Gouldwait  claimed  by  Pepperellborough  and  Bradford ; 
allowed  to  Bradford ;  residence,  Pepperellborough ;  also,  Private,  Col.  Sheldon's 
regt.  of  light  dragoons  ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  residence,  Boston. 

GouRDiN,  Timothy,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Samuel  John- 
son's regt.,  Gen.  Warner's  brigade;  marched  from  home  Aug.  15,  1777;  dis- 
charged Dec.  14,  1777;  service,  4  mos.,  in  Northern  department;  travel  allowed 
from  Peekskill  home ;  company  raised  from  3d  [Essex  Co.]  regt.  Roll  certified 
at  Ipswich. 

GoiiRS,  Ansel.  Private,  14th  regt. ;  list  of  men  belonging  to  the  Mass.  Line  to  whom 
wages  and  depreciation  were  allowed  by  the  Commonwealth,  notwithstanding  the 
claim  made  in  the  army  account  office  that  said  men  had  either  not  been  mustered 
or  were  omitted  from  pay  rolls;  reported  not  mustered. 

GousHE,  Elijah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Shaw's  detachment.  Col.  Williams's  regt.; 
service,  7  days,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  in  Oct.,  1777.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Bristol  Co. 

Gout,  Thomas,  New  Braintree.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  6th  co.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Denison  Robinson  to  Col.  James  Converse,  of 
4th  regt.,  Brig.  Warner's  brigade,  dated  Hardwick,  May  28, 1778;  residence.  New 
Braintree;  engaged  for  town  of  Hardwick;  joined  Capt.  Lyman's  co.,  Col.  Lee's 
regt. ;  term  to  expire  Jan.  -,  1781. 

GouTT,  William,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  Samuel  Ward  and  Capt.  Thomas  Nash  to  Col.  David  Cushing, 
dated  Weymouth,  Jan.  2,  1778;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  for  town  of  AVey- 
mouth;  joined  Capt.  James  Jones's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  term,  3 
years. 

Gove, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goe,  Gooe.] 

Gove,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Davis's  co. ;  service  from  Nov.  5,  1776,  to  Dec.  5, 
1776, 1  mo.,  at  Boothbay  in  defence  of  seacoast ;  also,  Capt.  Archibald  McAllister's 
CO.,  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  11, 1779 ;  service  to  Sept.  24, 1779, 
2  mos.  13  days,  on  expedition  against  Majorbagaduce. 

Gove,  Ebenezer.  Captain,  8th  (1st  Edgecomb)  co.,  3d  Lincoln  Co.  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned 
by  Col.  William  Jones  and  others,  field  officers ;  ordered  in  Council  May  8,  1776, 
that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  May  8,  1776. 


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Gove,  Jacob.  Receipt  dated  Boxford,  April  25,  1781,  signed  by  said  Gove  and  Moody 
Brown  for  bounties  paid  them  by  Classes  Nos.  2  and  3  of  the  2d  Parish  in  Box- 
ford  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Sylvanus  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May, 
1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  April  14,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  on 
command  at  the  Lines;  also,  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781,  dated  Camp 
near  Dobbs's  Ferry;  reported  sick  in  hospital;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781, 
dated  Camp  Peekskill ;  reported  sick  in  hospital ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Sept., 
1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  reported  on  fatigue  duty  in  Oct. 
and  Nov.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  March-Nov.,  1782 ;  also,  Capt.  Smith's  (1st) 
CO.,  5th  Mass.  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1782;  also,  Capt.  Smith's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  David  Cobb's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1783 ;  said  Gove 
reported  as  having  succeeded  Noah  Perrey. 

Gove,  John,  Stockbridge.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Capt.  Goodrich's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  14  days ;  said  Gove  reported  as  among  men  left  in 
camp  in  Col.  Paterson's  regt.  when  Capt.  Goodrich  went  to  Quebec ;  also,  Capt. 
William  Goodrich's  co..  Col.  Paterson's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  5, 1775;  service,  3  mos.  3  days;  also,  certificate  dated  Feb.  12,  1776, 
signed  by  Col.  John  Paterson,  stating  that  said  Gove  served  in  Capt.  Goodrich's 
CO.,  Col.  Paterson's  regt.,  "  the  year  past,"  and  had  not  received  bounty  coat;  cash 
paid  in  lieu  of  coat  March  13,  1776. 

Gove,  John.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  April  25,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gove  by  John 
Head,  on  behalf  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Bradford,  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gove,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Huse's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards; 
enlisted  Nov.  11,  1777;  service  to  April  4,  1778;  company  stationed  at  Winter 
Hill. 

Gove,  Moses.  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  receipt  for  ad- 
vance pay,  signed  by  said  Gove  and  others,  dated  Camp  Cambridge,  June  28, 
1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge, 
Nov.  13,  1775. 

Gove,  Nathaniel,  Lincoln  (probably) .  Private,  Capt.  William  Smith's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Abijah  Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  5  days.    Roll  dated  Lincoln. 

Goveer,  Abraham.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  4,  1777 ;  discharged  Sept.  30,  1777 ;  service, 
27  days,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Hancock. 

GovEE,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goveer.] 

GovER,  Edward,  Salem.  Seaman,  ship  "  Rhodes,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Nehemiah 
BufRnton ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  Aug.  14,  1780 ;  age,  26 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem. 

GovER,  Robert,  Salem.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Junius 
Brutus,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Leach,  dated  Salem,  June  15,  1780;  age,  22 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Salem. 

Gover,  Robert.  Boy,  sloop  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Fisk;  en- 
gaged June  5, 1776 ;  discharged  Sept.  30, 1776 ;  roll  dated  Salem  ;  aZso,  same  vessel 
and  commander ;  engaged  Sept.  30,1776;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1777;  roll  sworn  to 
at  Boston  ;  a/so,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  Jan.  1,1777;  discharged 
Feb.  17,  1777;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston;  also,  Boy,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide," 
commanded  by  Capt.  John  Haraden;  engaged  Feb.  26, 1777;  discharged  Aug.  29, 
1777 ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. ;  also,  list  of  men  reported  as  sick  at  Mr.  Car- 


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GovER,  Robert,  continued. 

ter's;  entered  March  4,  1778;  discharged  March  10,  1778;  also,  Boy,  brigantine 
"  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan  Haraden;  engaged  Oct.  1,  1777; 
discharged  May  8,  1778;  service,  7  mos.  8  days. 

GoviN,  Michael.  Private,  Capt.  Isaiah  Boudreau's  co.  of  Frenchmen;  enlisted  Nov. 
14,  1776 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1776 ;  service,  15  days,  under  Col.  Jonathan  Eddj' ; 
company  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.,  N.  S.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Machias. 

Gow, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goo.] 

Gow,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co..  Col.  McCobb's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  1,  1781;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1781,  5  mos.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Lincoln  Co.  and 
endorsed  "  service  near  Penobscot." 

QowARD,  Francis,  Easton.  Private,  Capt.  Macey  Williams's  co.  of  Minute  men,  which 
marched  on  tlie  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6  days;  company  served  until 
April  28,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co..  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  4,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  10,  1780;  service,  6  days;  company  marched  to 
Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

GowDET,  Amos.  2d  Lieutenant,  Matross  co.,  Col.  Jones's  (3d  Lincoln  Co.)  regt.  of 
Mass.  militia :  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  May  23, 1780. 

GowDET,  John,  Bristol.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Thomas  Brackett's  co.,  3d  Lincoln  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order 
of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777;  residence,  Bristol;  engaged  for  town  of  Bristol; 
joined  Capt.  Davis's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. 

GowDT,  James,  Danvers.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Page's  co. ;  service,  2  days,  probably 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Enoch  Putnam's  co..  Col.  John  Mans- 
field's regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  4  days;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Peabody's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  (1st) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1779 ;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  19  days, 
travel  included;  roll  dated  Middleton. 

GowEL,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Grant's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  4,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, with  Northern  army ;  company  discharged  at  Queman's  Heights. 

GowELL, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gouel,  Gowel.] 

GowELL,  Charles.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Fisk ;  engaged  Feb.  22,  1777 ;  discharged  July  31,  1777.    Roll  dated  Salem. 

Go  WELL,  Charles.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co.,  Maj.  William  Lithgow's 
detachment;  enlisted  Sept.  15,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  15 
(also  given  1  mo.  18)  days,  near  Penobscot. 

GowEN,  .    Surgeon,  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  of  regiments  raised 

for  defence  of  Boston;  commissioned  Aug.  16,  1776;  Jeremiah  Everett  reported 
as  chosen  in  room  of  said  Gowen  Aug.  21,  1776. 

GowEN,  Charles,  Salem.  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.;  order 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gowen  and  others,  dated  Cambridge  June  27, 
1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt. 
commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return  dated  Winter 
Hill,  Oct.  5,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Thomas  Barnes's  (5th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  regimental 
return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776 ;  also,  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept.-Dec, 
1776 ;  also,  receipt  for  mileage,  etc.,  dated  Feb.  1,  1777. 


694  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GowEN,  Charles,  Salem.  Carpenter,  brigantine  "Cutter"  (privateer),  commanded 
by  Capt.  Samuel  Croel ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  dated  Salem,  Aug.  15, 
1780;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem. 

GowEN,  Daniel.  Capt.  Gideon  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance 
pay,  signed  hj  said  Gowen  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  4, 1775 ;  also,  Capt. 
John  Balcer's  co.,  19th  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27, 
1775. 

GowEN,  EzEKiEL,  Peppcrell.  List  of  6  months  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June 
5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middle- 
sex Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Aug.  6,  1780;  engaged 
for  town  of  Pepperell ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Pepperell  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  4, 1780 ; 
discharged  Dec.  12,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  19  daj'S,  travel  included. 

Gowen,  Jabez,  Wilmington.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Wyman's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt. ;  arrived  at  destination  May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  July  10,  1777,  at 
Point  Judith ;  service,  2  mos.  9  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  2 
months  service  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gowen,  John,  Lynn.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ezra  Newhall's  (Lynn)  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  21  days. 

Gowen,  John,  Medford.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Dana's  co.,  Col.  Mclntush's 
(Mcintosh's)  regt.;  arrived  at  camp  March  19,  1776;  discharged  April  5,  1776; 
service,  18  days,  at  the  Lines  at  Boston. 

Gowen,  John,  Wells.  Receipt  dated  Wells,  March  28,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said 
Gowen  by  Capt.  John  Cole,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  3  of  the  town  of  Wells,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated 
Feb.  20,  1782;  Light  Infantry  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  J.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  age,  19 
(also  given  20)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  hair,  dark  (also  given 
brown);  occupation,  farmer ;  birthplace.  Wells ;  residence.  Wells;  enlisted  March 
28,1782;  enlistment,  3  years ;  a/so.  Private ;  listof  men  under  the  heading  "names 
and  amounts  due  several  men  of  the  old  Light  co.  sent  Maj.  Sumner  Feb.  16, 
1784,"  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

Gowen,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Pettengill's  co.,  Col.  L.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.; 
pay  abstract  for  April,  1776 ;  also,  pay  abstracts  for  May  and  June,  1776,  dated 
Camp  at  New  York ;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Pettingill's  co.,  26th 
regt.  who  were  enlisted  by  the  several  officers  of  said  company,  dated  Camp  at 
New  York,  July  6, 1776;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Pettingill's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  mileage,  etc.,  for  the  year  1776,  sworn  to  at  Andover  May 
5,  1777. 

Gowen,  John.  Seaman  or  Marine,  brigantine  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon 
Samson ;  roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  and  dated  Boston,  Nov.  13,  1777. 

Gowen,  John.  Statement  dated  Boston,  Sept.  22,  1777,  signed  by  said  Gowen  and 
others  in  CoL  Crafts's  regt.,  declaring  their  refusal  to  leave  Boston  unless  their 
bounty  or  wages,  or  both,  were  made  equivalent  to  those  allowed  the  soldiers  of 
the  Continental  train  of  artillery;  also,  Capt.  Turner  Philips's  (8th)  co..  Col. 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  a  bounty,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12, 
1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  received  bounty  from  April  30, 
1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months. 

Gowen,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Esaias  Preble's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ; 
marched  from  home  April  2,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  company  detached 
from  militia  to  serve  from  April  2,  1778,  to  July  3,  1778,  at  Winter  Hill. 


m  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  695 

GowEN,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. ;  joined  Sept.  4,  1778;  discharged 
Sept.  11,  1778. 

GoAVEx,  John.  Volunteer,  ship  "Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams; engaged  Oct.  16,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  19  days;  vessel  reported  as  having 
been  captured  May  5,  1781. 

GowEN,  John,  Jr.,  Berwiclf.  List  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  for  Continental  service 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Berwick. 

GowEN,  Jonathan.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11, 
1780 ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft. ;  complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lunen- 
burg; marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  George  Webb; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Lunenburg  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  8,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  10, 
1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  12  days,  travel  included. 

GowEN,  Nathaniel,  Amesbury.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Francis's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  to  camp  and  home,  sworn  to  Nov. 
29,  1776;  credited  with  allowance  for  1  day;  company  drafted  from  Amesbury, 
Newbury,  Rowley,  Ipswich,  Topsfield,  Wenham,  and  Lynn. 

Go  wen,  Nathaniel,  Sutton.  List  of  men  drafted  from  Worcester  Co.  militia  to  march 
to  Horse  Neck  under  command  of  Col.  Converse  [year  not  given],  but  who  failed 
to  join  regiment;  drafted  from  town  of  Sutton;  drafted  into  Capt.  Reuben 
Sibley's  co. 

GowEN,  Nathaniel.  Return  dated  Grafton,  Sept.  12,  1781,  made  by  the  Selectmen, 
of  men  who  received  bounty  of  said  town  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Gowen,  Prince,  Waltham.  Private,  Capt.  Hancock's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  1,  1780;  resi- 
dence, Waltham. 

Gowen,  Samuel,  Wells.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster  Master 
for  York  Co.,  to  serve  for  8  months  in  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  March  25,  1780,  certified  in  York  Co.,  June  6,  1780;  residence, 
Wells;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Clark's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  (York  Co.) 
regt. ;  joined  June  8,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  8,  1780;  service,  6  mos. ;  enlistment, 
8  months;  company  raised  for  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts;  also,  receipt 
dated  Sanford,  Feb.  13,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gowen  by  Capt.  Edward  Har- 
mon, Chairman  of  a  class  of  said  town,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Gowen,  Stephen.  Return  endorsed  "May  8,  1776,"  of  men  drafted  from  1st  York 
Co.  regt.  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  or  elsewhere  in  New  England  for  the  term  of 
2  months. 

Gowen,  Thomas.  Receipt  dated  Berwick,  May  7,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gowen 
by  Samuel  Nason,  on  behalf  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Sanford  of  which  Jonathan 
Tibbets  was  Chairman,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army. 

GowEN,  Thomas.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  May  4,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gowen  by 
a  committee  of  the  town  of  Salem  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  3  years. 

GowEN,  William,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sayer's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's 
(30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  5,  1775;  service,  25 
days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge, 
Oct.  27,  1775. 


696  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GowEN,  William.  List  of  men  drafted  from  town  of  Medford,  Dec.  9,  1776,  to  march 
to  Cambridge  and  join  Capt.  John  Walton's  co.  and  go  to  Noddle's  Island ;  [name 
cancelled  on  list]  ;  also,  account  of  money  paid  by  persons  to  hire  men  who  went 
to  New  York  in  Sept.,  1776,  examined  and  allowed  by  a  committee  at  Medford, 
Jan.  13,  1777. 

GowENS,  Charles,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Hutchinson's 
(late  Col.  John  Mansfield's)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May 
10,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  26  days. 

GowENS,  John.  Receipt  dated  June  2,  1783,  signed  by  Joseph  Gowens  for  wages  due 
his  brother,  said  John  Gowens,  for  service  to  Feb.  25,  1783,  on  board  the  frigate 
"  Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Manley. 

GowER,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gore.] 

GowER,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Smith's  co..  Col.  Jacobs's  regt.;  payroll 
for  Nov.,  1778;  service,  1  mo. 

Gowee,  Joshua,  Cape  Ann.  Capt.  John  Row's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th) 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gower  and  others,  dated  Cam- 
bridge, June  28,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  29, 1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  8  days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  9,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Daniel  Warner's  (1st)  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  16, 1776 ;  service  to  Dec.  31, 1776, 11  mos. 
16  days ;  companj'  stationed  at  Gloucester  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

GowiN,  Ezekiel.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  bj'  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  8, 
1780;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Pepperell ;  marched  to  camp  July  8, 1780,  under  command  of  Ebenezer  Kent,  Esq. 

GowiN,  John,  Sanford.  List  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  for  Continental  service  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Sanford ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sanford. 

GowiN,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Pettengill's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay 
abstracts  for  Feb.  and  March,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New  York ;  also,  list  of  men 
returned  as  having  received  advance  pay  for  1  mo.,  dated  Camp  at  New  York, 
April  23,  1776. 

GowiN,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  Turner  Phillips's  (8th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  engaged  June  7,  1777 ;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1777,  1  mo.  24  days. 

GowiN,  Joseph,  Shirley.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Moors's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  reported  sick  and  absent. 

GowiN,  Nathaniel,  Marblehead.  Seaman,  sloop  "Morning  Star,"  commanded  by 
Capt.  John  Ravill;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  dated  Oct.  17,  1780;  age, 
23  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Marblehead. 

GowiN,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Procter's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's 
regt.;  enlisted  Feb.  3,  1778;  discharged  April  3,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  1  day,  at 
Cambridge. 

Gowin,  William,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sayer's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's 
(30th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  of  pay  to 
last  of  July,  1775;  enlisted  July  5,  1775. 

Gowing,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gawen,  Going,  Gowen, 

Gowens,  Gowin,  Gowings.] 

Gowing,  Daniel,  Danvers.  Seaman,  sloop  "  Morning  Star,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Ravill ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  dated  Oct.  17, 1780 ;  age,  23  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Danvers. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  697 

GoM'iNG,  Daniel,  Lynn.  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Foster's  co.,  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  9,  1775;  service,  2  raos.  27 
days;  also,  Capt.  John  Baker's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson  ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] . 

GowixG,  Daniel,  Wilmington  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  "Walker's  co..  Col. 
Green's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6^  days; 
also,  Sergeant;  list  dated  July  8,  1776,  of  men  who  were  responsible  for  turns  of 
service  on  the  Crown  Point  expedition ;  said  Gowing,  with  his  son  Jabez  Gowing, 
credited  with  1  turn. 

Gowing,  Daniel  (also  given  Jr.),  Wilmington  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Timothy 
Walker's  co.,  Col.  Green's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  6^  days;  also,  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. 
of  guards ;  joined  Feb.  10, 1778 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  1  mo.  25  days,  at  Fort 
No.  2,  Cambridge,  guarding  troops  of  convention ;  also,  company  receipt  dated 
Wilmington,  May  22,  1778,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  service  in  Capt.  Cadwallader 
Ford's  CO. 

Gowing,  Ebenezer,  Shirley.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Henry  Haskell's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  James  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
returned  home  May  5,  1775;  service,  18  days,  travel  included. 

Gowing,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  John  Homes's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (1st) 
regt.  of  guards;  muster  roll  dated  June  1,  1778;  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  enlist- 
ment, 3  months  from  April  2,  1778.     [See  Jabez  Gowings.] 

Gowing,  Ebenezer.  Corporal,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  (Light  Infantry)  co. ;  enlisted 
June  27,  1779;  discharged  Jan.  31, 1780;  service, 7  mos.  10  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  to  join  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.  and  serve  until  April  1, 1780,  unless 
sooner  discharged,  but  formed  into  a  separate  corps  for  above  service.  Roll  en- 
dorsed "  service  at  Rhode  Island." 

Gowing,  Ezekiel.  Receipt  for  wages  for  service  to  May  10,  1783,  on  board  the  frigate 
"  Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Manley. 

GoAViNG,  Jabez,  Wilmington  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Walker's  co.,  Col. 
Green's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2.J  days; 
also,  list  dated  July  8,  1776,  of  men  who  were  responsible  for  turns  of  service  on 
the  Crown  Point  expedition ;  said  Gowing  with  his  father,  Sergt.  Daniel  Gowing, 
credited  with  1  turn. 

Gowing,  James,  Lynn.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Bancroft's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  said  Gowing  "by  order 
went  to  Ipswich  Goal  with  a  number  of  Prisoners." 

Gowing,  John,  Wilmington  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Walker's  co..  Col. 
Green's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3^  days; 
also,  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford's  co.,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards ;  enlisted 
Nov.  5,  1777;  service  to  Feb.  11,  1778,  3  mos.  8  days,  at  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge, 
guarding  troops  of  convention ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  sworn  to  in 
Middlesex  Co.,  Jan.  21,  1778;  reported  sick  in  hospital. 

Gowing,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  William  Green's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  29,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  8  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Gowing,  John,  Jr.,  Wilmington  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford,  Jr.'s 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775,  to  Concord;  service,  12  days;  company  enlisted  March  9,  1775,  to 
be  ready  at  a  minute's  warning  until  the  last  of  June,  1775,  and  trained  10  half 
days ;  also,  list  dated  July  8,  1776,  of  men  who  were  hired  to  do  turns  of  service 
on  the  Crown  Point  expedition ;  said  Gowing  hired  by  Ebenezer  Foster,  probably 


698  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

GowiNG,  John,  Jr.,  continued. 

of  Wilmington ;  also,  list  of  men  agreed  upon  by  Selectmen,  Committee  of  Safety, 
and  Commissioned  OflScers,  Aug.  15,  1777,  to  be  enlisted  or  drafted  to  reinforce 
Northern  army. 

GowiNG,  John,  2d.  List  of  men  agreed  upon  by  Selectmen,  Committee  of  Safety,  and 
Commissioned  Officers,  Aug.  15,  1777,  to  be  enlisted  or  drafted  to  reinforce 
Northern  army. 

GowiNG,  Jonathan,  Lunenburg.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Phineas  Bowman's  co..  Col.  Rufus 
Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  July 
11,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  11,  1781;  enlistment,  6  months;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan 
Sibley's  co..  Col.  Luke  Drury's  regt.;  enlisted  July  29,  1781;  marched  Aug.  1, 
1781;  arrived  at  camp  Aug.  11,  1781;  discharged  Oct.  3,  1781;  service,  2  mos. 
15  days,  travel  included;  enlistment,  3  months;  residence,  Lunenburg;  enlisted 
for  town  of  Lunenburg. 

GowiNG,  Jonathan.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Bellows's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  22,  1777 ; 
service,  9  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington  ;  company  marched  under  command 
of  Maj.  Bridge  at  request  of  Gen.  Stark  and  Col.  Warner;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  1,  1777;  service  to  Oct.  19,  1777,  25  days,  travel  included,  at  Saratoga. 

GowiNG,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  (Light  Infantry)  co. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  8,  1779;  discharged  Jan.  31,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  29  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  to  join  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.  and  serve  until  April  1, 1780,  unless 
sooner  discharged,  but  formed  into  a  separate  corps  for  above  service.  Roll  en- 
dorsed "service  at  Rhode  Island." 

GowiNG,  Joseph,  Groton.  Capt.  Joseph  Moors's  co.,  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt. ; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  17,  1775. 

GowiNG,  Joshua,  Lynn.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Bancroft's  (Lynn)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  days. 

GowiNG,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  James  Berry's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  6,  1778 ;  discharged  Jan.  29,  1778 ;  service,  7  mos.  5  days,  travel 
included,  at  North  river;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated 
Fort  Clinton ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  dated 
King's  Ferry. 

GowiNG,  Samuel.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  13, 
1780;  age,  16yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Grafton ; 
marched  to  camp  July  13,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Thomas  Pritchard. 

GowiNG,  William.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  said 
county;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupa- 
tion, farmer ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hatfield ;  engaged  May  5, 1781 ;  term,  3  j'ears. 

GowiNGS,  Jabez.  Private,  Capt.  John  Homes's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt. ;  en- 
listed April  1,  1778;  service  to  July  4,  1778,  3  mos.  3  days,  with  guards  at 
Cambridge. 

Gown,  Asahel.  Captain,  9th  co.,  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of 
officers;  commissioned  May  7,  1776. 

Gown,  Nathaniel.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  (5th)  co.,  6th  Hampshire 
Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  May  7,  1776. 


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■GoTD,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Packard's  co.,  Col.  Jacobs's  (Liglit  Infantry) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  21,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1779;  service,  2  inos.  10  days, 
at  Rhode  Island. 

GoTELS,  Thomas,  Roxbury,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Pettingill's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loamml 
Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Sewall's 
Point,  Sept.  27,  1775. 

GoYER,  Bartholomew.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Watkins's  co..  Col  Edmund  Phinney's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 
1776. 

GoTLE,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  26,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  8  days,  travel 
included ;  company  detached  to  guard  and  fortif}'  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

GoYLES,  Thomas,  Roxbury.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  J.  Baker,  Jr.'s  co.  who 
had  l)een  sworn  and  mustered,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Baker,  dated  Brookline,  July 
11,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Baker's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Gerrish's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  2  days. 

Graaf,  Christopher,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  for  the  term  of  9 
months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20, 
1778,  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated 
Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  18,  1778;  reported  a  prisoner  of 
war  and  rejected  accordinglj'. 

Graaff,  John.  Private,  Col.  Armand's  Legion  (Independent  corps  taken  into  Con- 
tinental service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  25,  1778) ;  list  dated  July  -,  1778. 

Graat,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co.,  Maj.  William  Lithgow's  de- 
tachment; enlisted  Sept.  15,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  15 
(also  given  1  mo.  18)  days,  near  Penobscot. 

Graca,  Reuben.  Private;  enlisted  Feb.  3,  1780;  discharged  May  15,  1780;  service, 
3  mos.  12  days,  at  Machias,  under  Col.  John  Allan,  Commander-in-Chief  of 
Eastern  Indian  department. 

Grace,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gracy,  Greace,  Grois.] 

Grace,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. 
of  guards;  enlisted  Nov.  4,  1777;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  5  mos.,  at  Fort  No.  2, 
Cambridge,  guarding  troops  of  convention  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co.,  Jan.  21,  1778;  reported  sick  in  hospital. 

Grace,  Benjamin  Walker,  Woburn  (also  given  Wilmington).  Private,  Capt.  Ben- 
jamin Edgell's  CO.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  15,  1778;  service,  3 
mos.  19  days ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Freetown,  Oct.  18,  1778;  enlisted  Sept.  14,  1778;  also,  list  of  6  months 
men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex 
Co.,  by  Justin  Elj',  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Aug.  6,  1780;  also,  descrip- 
,tive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Com- 
missioner, by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  14,  1780;  age,  20  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Wilmington  ;  marched 
to  camp  July  14, 1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Hancock  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed 
muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months 
men  raised  by  the  town  of  Wilmington  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during 
1780;  marched  July  10,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  4,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  6  days, 
travel  included. 


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Grace,  Israel.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thorn,"  commanded 
by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14,  1780 ;  stature,  5  ft. 
2  in. ;  complexion,  light. 

Grace,  James,  Georgetown.  Receipt  for  wages  for  1  month,  dated  Georgetown,  Nov. 
2,  1775,  signed  by  said  Grace  and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  James  Lamont's  co. ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  James  Lemont's  co. ;  enlisted  July  18,  1775;  service  to  Dec. 
31,  1775,  5  mos.  26  days;  company  stationed  at  Georgetown,  Lincoln  Co.,  for 
defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Jonathan  W.  Edes's  (4th)  co.,  Col. 
Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3 
mos.  7  days;  also,  Bombardier,  Capt.  Jonathan  W.  Edes's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from  May  8,  1777,  to  Aug.  1,  1777,  2  mos.  24  days;  roll 
sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  a  bounty, 
dated  Boston,  Jan.  12,  1778. 

Grace,  James,  Narragaugus  (Harrington,  Me.).  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Shaw,  Jr.'s 
CO.;  enlisted  Sept.  7, 1775;  service,  4  mos.  3  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  company 
stationed  at  Gouldsborough,  No.  4,  Narragaugus,  and  Pleasant  river;  also,  pay 
roll  dated  Machias,  Oct.  -,  1777,  of  sundry  persons  who  served  at  Machias  but 
whose  wages,  etc.,  were  not  made  up  in  any  previous  roll;  service  between  Aug. 
-,  and  Oct.  -,  1777,  7  days. 

Grace,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Leonard  Bleeker's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Goose 
Van  Schaick's  (1st  New  York)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated 
West  Point;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported  on  command  in  the  "  Clove  "  in 
April,  1781. 

Grace,  John,  Lenox.  Private,  Capt.  Charles  Dibbell's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John 
Paterson's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  13  days. 

Grace,  John.  List  of  men  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.  to  serve  as  militia,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Lemuel  Thompson,  dated  Bruns- 
wick, July  1,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Scarborough. 

Grace,  John.  List  of  American  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "  Swift "  from  Halifax 
to  Boston  Sept.  30,  1778,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Baildon,  Commissary  of  Prison- 
ers ;  reported  a  Seaman. 

Grace,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Tyler's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ;  enlisted 
June  1,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  16  days,  travel  included, 
at  North  River,  N.  Y. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated 
Fort  Clinton ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  dated 
King's  Ferry;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  sworn  to  at  King's  Ferry,  Feb. 
17,  1779. 

Grace,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Roger  Libby's  co. ;  joined  Oct.  1,  1779;  discharged  Oct. 
23,  1779;  service  with  detachment  of  Cumberland  Co.  militia  under  Nathaniel 
Jordan,  Esq.,  at  the  Eastward. 

Grace,  John.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  5  mos.  14  days 
as  Ensign,  30  mos.  16  days  as  Lieutenant;  also.  Ensign;  Capt.  Moses  Ashley's 
CO.,  Col.  Vose's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  July  1,  1777;  appointed  Nov.  13,  1776; 
commissioned  Jan.  1,  1777;  also.  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  of  men 
who  engaged  before  Aug.  16, 1777,  and  marched  with  regiment  to  Peekskill ;  also, 
2d  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  dated  Camp  near 
Valley  Forge;  commissioned  Nov.  4,  1777;  also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Vose's  (1st) 
regt. ;  return  for  clothing,  dated  Boston,  May  25, 1778 ;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Ashley's 
CO.,  Col.  Vose's  (14th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.,  March,  and  April,  1779,  dated 
Quarters  at  Providence ;  reported  on  command  at  Newton  in  March  and  April,  1779 ; 


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GuACE,  John,  continued. 

also,  order  for  the  first  moiety  of  money  granted  by  the  General  Assembly,  dated 
Providence,  June  28, 1779,  payable  to  George  Webb,  Esq. ;  also.  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Ashley's 
CO.,  Col.  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1780,  dated  Camp  "  Tenith  ;  " 
commissioned  June  4,  1777;  also,  1st  Mass.  regt.;  return  of  officers  in  Gen. 
Glover's  brigade,  dated  Boston,  Dec.  14,  1780 ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Luke 
Hitchcock's  (6th)  co.,  Col.  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.,  Feb., 
and  March,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  reported  furloughed  by  Gen. 
Glover  in  Dec,  1780,  for  60  days;  also,  regimental  returns  between  Jan.  5  and 
Jan.  26, 1781,  dated  West  Point ;  reported  on  furlough  at  Lenox ;  absent  46  days ; 
also,  1st  Mass.  regt.,  Jeremiah  Miller,  Capt.  Commandant;  regimental  returns 
between  March  2  and  March  30,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  on  furlough 
at  Lenox ;  absent  109  days ;  also,  same  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  April  27, 
1781 ;  reported  on  command  at  New  Windsor  3  days ;  also,  Capt.  Hitchcock's  co., 
Col.  J.  Vose's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  April  and  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point; 
also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781,  dated  Camp  Phillipsburgh  ;  also,  muster  roll  for 
July,  1781,  dated  Camp  near  Dobbs's  Ferr}^;  also,  1st  Mass.  regt.,  Elijah  Vose, 
Lieut.  Col.  Commandant ;  regimental  return  dated  Camp  Peekskill,  Aug.  25, 1781 ; 
reported  sick,  but  present;  also,  same  regt.;  regimental  return  dated  Camp 
at  Peekskill,  Sept.  7,  1781 ;  reported  on  duty  at  Pine  Bridge ;  also,  Capt.  Luke 
Hitchcock's  co.,  Col.  Vose's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781,  dated 
Camp  at  Peekskill;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  in  Quarters 
at  York  Huts  ;  reported  on  furlough  at  Lenox  by  leave  of  Gen.  Glover  for  70  days 
(also  given  from  Oct.  17, 1781,  to  Jan.  1, 1782) ;  also,  regimental  return  dated  Huts, 
1st  Brigade,  Jan.  11,  1782 ;  reported  on  furlough  at  Lenox  from  Jan.  1,  1782,  by 
leave  of  Gen.  Glover ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1782,  dated 
Garrison  at  West  Point ;  reported  on  command  at  Newbiirgh ;  also,  certificate 
dated  Hutts  New  Boston,  Ma}'  27,  1782,  signed  by  J.  Greaton,  Colonel  of  3d  Mass. 
regt.,  stating  that  Ensign  Samuel  Bowman  of  said  regiment  was  entitled  to  a 
Lieutenantcy  in  the  1st  Mass.  regt.  to  date  from  April  22,  1782,  vice  Lieut.  Grace, 
resigned. 

Grace,  Joseph.  List  dated  Nov.  29, 1776,  of  men  who  were  hired  to  serve  in  the  army ; 
said  Grace  hired  by  Samuel  Hopkins  and  Samuel  Dean,  probably  of  Wilmington ; 
also,  enlistment  agreement  dated  Wilmington,  Nov.  29, 1776,  signed  by  said  Grace 
and  others,  engaging  themselves  to  be  ready  at  a  minute's  warning  until  March  1, 
1777,  to  march  to  reinforce  the  army  and  if  called  before  March  1, 1777,  to  remain 
in  service  3  months ;  also,  return  of  cartridges  for  Capt.  Ford's  co.  received  from 
Nov.  4  to  Jan.  6  [year  not  given] . 

Grace,  Joseph.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Samuel  Ward's  co..  Col.  Cogswell's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Oct.  3,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.;  company  detached 
to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

Grace,  Manuel,  Hollis  (also  given  Wilmington).  Matross,  Capt.  Samuel  Gridley's 
CO.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by 
said  Grace  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  Aug.  5,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  31,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  6  days; 
also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Nov.  6,  1775. 

Grace,  Matthew.  List  of  American  prisoners  brought  to  Marblehead  in  the  cartel 
"  Pacific"  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Stone, 
Commissary  [year  not  given]  ;  reported  a  Seaman ;  also  reported  taken  in  a 
trading  vessel  by  the  British  ship  "  Milford." 

'Grace,  Michael,  Walpole.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Oliver  Clap's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Havvs's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  sworn 


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Grace,  Michael,  contimied. 

to  at  Walpole,  Feb.  17,  1778 ;  residence,  Walpole ;  engaged  for  town  of  Walpole ; 
joined  Capt.  Wyley's  cc,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.  (also  given  Capt.  Weston's  cc, 
Col.  Greaton's  regt.) ;  term,  3  years. 

Grace,  Patrick,  Georgetown.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phin- 
ney's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  enlisted 
March  10,  1776 ;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Jonathan  W.  Edes's  (4th)  co..  Col.  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777," to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos.  7  days. 

Grace,  Richard.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suf- 
folk Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8,  1777;  Capt.  Abraham  Hunt's  co.,  Col.  John  Pat- 
terson's regt. ;  also,  Council  order  dated  March  27, 1777,  directing  Capt.  Abraham 
Hunt  to  deduct  a  certain  sum  from  the  wages  of  said  Grace  and  others  who  had 
received  State  bounty  of  £26  and  had  not  found  their  own  guns. 

Grace,  William.  Private,  Capt.  David  Strout's  co. ;  enlisted  July  21,  1775 ;  service 
to  Dec.  31,  1775,  5  mos.  23  days;  company  stationed  on  the  seacoast  at  Cape 
Elizabeth  and  Scarborough ;  also,  Capt.  William  Crocker's  co. ;  service  from 
March  1,  1776,  to  Aug.  31,  1776,  6  mos.;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth,  Cum- 
berland Co.,  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  William  Crocker's  co.,  Col. 
Mitchel's  regt.;  service  from  Aug.  31,  1776,  to  date  of  discharge,  Nov.  23,  1776, 
2  mos.  23  days;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.,  for  defence  of 
seacoast. 

Gracy,  John,  Lenox.  Private,  Capt.  Charles  Dibble's  co.,  Col.  John  Paterson's  regt.; 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gradey,  James,  Sudbury.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Wheler's  co..  Col.  Ezekiel  How's  (4th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.  [year  not 
given]  ;  residence,  Sudbury ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sudbury ;  joined  Capt.  Haynes's 
CO.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Grady, -.     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gradey,  Gready,  Gredy.] 

Grady,  William,  Cambridge  (also  given  Sudbury).  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's 
CO.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Dec.  1,. 
1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776;  reported  re-engaged  Nov.  17,  1776,  in  Capt.  Chad- 
wick's  CO.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.,  but  to  continue  in  Col.  Whitcomb's  regt.  until  Dec. 
31,  1776 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1st  Mid- 
dlesex Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Stephen  Frost,  agreeable  to  order  of  Council 
of  Nov.  7,  1777;  joined  Capt.  "Shaddock's"  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  also.  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  John  Chad  wick's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  22,  1778; 
mustered  by  T.  Wheeler;  reported  not  joined;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by 
Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  16,  1777; 
Capt.  Haynes's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  K. 
Smith's  CO.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  March  20,  1778;  residence,  Cambridge;  engaged  for 
town  of  Cambridge;  reported  died  March  20,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's 
CO.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Sud- 
bury;  engaged  for  town  of  Sudbury  ;  mustered  by  Maj.  Barber  at  Boston, 

Grafam,  Caleb.  Private,  Capt.  Wentworth  Stuart's  co..  Col.  Phinney's  regt.;  billet- 
ing allowed  from  time  of  enlistment  to  date  of  marching  to  headquarters,  July  12, 
1775 ;  credited  with  82  days  allowance. 

Graff,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Graaf,  Graft.] 

Graff,  Christopher,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Boston  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Jabez  Hatch,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  dated 
Boston,  May  -,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.,  as  returned  by 
Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent  for  said  county ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  703 

Graff,  Christopher,  continued. 

raised  by  the  town  of  Boston  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9 
months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20, 1778,  returned  asreceivedofMaj.  Stephen 
Badlam,  Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Capt.  Robert  Davis,  of  Col.  Vose's 
regt.,  at  Roxbury,  June  4,  1778,  to  be  delivered  to  Brig.  Gen.  Warner,  at  Fishkill ; 
Boston  regt.;  age,  46  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark; 
eyes,  dark;  nationality,  American;  residence,  Boston. 

Graff,  John.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by 
enlistment  committee  of  Salem,  certified  at  Salem,  May  18, 1778 ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Salem  ;  joined  Col.  H.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war ;  also,  Pri- 
vate, Major's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  April  6,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  John  Langdon's  co.. 
Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  men  omitted  from  June  muster 
roll,  certified  at  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July  and  Aug., 

1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778, 
dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  Lieut.  Thomas  Hollis  Condy's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.; 
pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  sworn 
to  at  Pawtuxet;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  March,  1779,  endorsed 
"  2d  CO ; "  also,  Maj.  Lemuel  Trescott's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  April  6,  1778;  enlistment,  3  years;  re- 
ported on  command  at  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July, 

1779,  dated  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence. 

Graffam,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grafam,  GrafFan,  Graffen, 

GrafFham,  Graffom,  GralFum,  Graf  ham,  Grafton,  Groffom.] 

Graffam,  Caleb.  Capt.  Wentworth  Stuart's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  order 
for  bount}'  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Oct.  26, 
1775;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Harris's  detachment  from  Col.  Pilve's  (Cum- 
berland Co.)  regt.;  detached  Sept.  27,  1779;  service  to  Oct.  23,  1779,  26  days, 
under  direction  of  committee  of  Falmouth ;  detachment  detailed  for  defence  of 
Falmouth,  agreeable  to  order  of  General  Court  of  Sept.  3,  1779. 

Graffam,  Enoch,  Windham.  Private,  Capt.  William  Knight's  co. ;  service  from  Oct. 
18,  1775,  to  Oct.  23,  1775,  5  days;  company  served  as  guards  at  Falmouth  Neck; 
roll  endorsed  "Col.  Mitchel's  regt. ; "  also,  sameco. ;  service,  8  days;  company 
detached  from  1st  Cumberland  Co.  regt.  by  order  of  Lieut.  Col.  Peter  Noyes  to 
work  on  the  fort  at  Falmouth  in  Nov.,  1775 ;  roll  endorsed  "  Col.  Mitchel's  regt. ;  " 
also,  Capt.  Winthrop  Boston's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  1,  1776;  company  raised  in 
North  Yarmouth,  Brunswick,  Harpswell,  New  Gloucester,  New  Boston  (Gray), 
and  Windham,  Cumberland  Co.,  for  2  months  service  during  the  siege  of  Boston 
in  1776;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Thomas  Trott's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Pike's  (4th  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Wind- 
ham, Nov.  20, 1778  ;  residence,  Windham  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Windham  ;  joined 
Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Lieut.  Colonel's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  George  Smith's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Valley  Forge ;  enlisted 
Jan.  1,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Nov. 
and  Dec,  1778,  dated  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Feb., 
1779,  sworn  to  in  Quarters  at  Providence;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col. 
Vose's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  in  Quarters  at 
Providence. 

Graffam,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Knight's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  2,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 5  mos.,  1  week,  5  days;  company  stationed  on  the  seacoast  at  Falmouth, 
Cumberland  Co. 


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Graffam,  Increase.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Andrews's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Prime's 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  8,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1780;  service,  7  mos.  24  days, 
under  Brig.  Gen.  P.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward.  Roll  sworn  to  in  York  Co. 
and  certified  at  Thomaston. 

Graffam,  John.  Private,  Capt.  George  Rogers's  co. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  de- 
tached from  2d  Cumberland  Co.  regt.  by  order  of  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchel  to  work 
on  the  fort  at  Falmouth  in  Nov.,  1775. 

Graffam,  Oliver,  Brunswick.  Private,  Capt.  George  White's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin 
Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  20,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  -,  1778;  residence, 
Brunswick ;  engaged  for  town  of  Brunswick ;  mustered  by  County  Muster  Master 
Ilsley  and  by  Col.  Varick,  Continental  Muster  Master;  reported  sick  at  Albany; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted 
Jan.  20,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years  (also  given  during  war);  also,  Capt.  Page's 
CO.,  Col.  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Feb.  19,  1780 ;  reported  discharged  Feb.  19,  1780. 

Graffam,  Samuel.  Falmouth.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Col.  Peter  Noyes's  (1st  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Falmouth,  Nov. 
20,  1778;  residence,  Falmouth;  engaged  for  town  of  Falmouth;  joined  Capt. 
Skillen's  co..  Col.  Frances's  (Francis's)  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Graffam,  Uriah,  Scarborough.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Tyler's  co..  Col.  Edmund 
Phinney's  (31st)  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment.  May  8,  1775,  to 
date  of  marching  to  headquarters,  July  6,  1775 ;  credited  with  58  days  allowance. 

Graffam,  Uriah,  Scarborough.  List  of  men  mustered  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  as  returned  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster  Master,  dated  Wells,  Oct.  16, 1777 ; 
said  Graffam  "  enlisted  and  offered  by  Lieut.  Joseph  Ricker,  militia  officer  for  the 
town  of  Berwick,  to  serve  3  years ; "  residence,  Scarborough ;  reported  received 
State  bounty;  also.  Private,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  25,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
reported  deserted  Dec.  5,  1779;  also,  Ensign  Jabez  Barney's  co..  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  regt.  commanded  by  [Lieut.  Col.]  William  S.  Smith ;  pay  roll  for 
Nov.,  1778;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  David  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  Sept.  25,  1777;  reported  on  com- 
mand as  wagoner;  also,  2d  co.,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Thomas  Edwards,  Col. 
Jackson's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Camp  Providence,  July  13,  1779;  also, 
Lieut.  Colonel's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  July  and  Oct.,  1779; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Provi- 
dence; also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers 
and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and 
men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  in- 
corporated into  a  I'egiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable 
to  the  arrangement  of  April  9, 1779 ;  Lieut.  Colonel's  co. ;  enlisted  March  12, 1778. 

Graffan,  Uriah,  Scarborough.  List  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  for  Continental  service 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Scarborough  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Berwick. 

Graffan,  Uriah.  Capt.  Abraham  Tyler's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Graffen,  Enoch.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777;  Capt.  George  Smith's  co..  Col.  John  Pat- 
terson's regt. 

Graffen,  Pierce,  St.  Georges  Lower  Town.  List  dated  Pownalborough,  Aug.  20, 
1778,  of  men  raised  in  Lincoln  Co.  to  march  to  Providence  to  reinforce  Col.  Wade's 


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GiiAFFEN,  Pierce,  cotitmued. 

and  Col.  Jacobs's  regts.,  as  returned  hy  Brig.  Charles  Cashing;  residence,  St. 
Georges  Lower  Town;  enlisted  Aug.  3,  1778,  from  Col.  Wheaton's  (4th  Lincoln 
Co.)  regt. 

GiiAFFEx,  Uriah,  Scarborough.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Tyler's  co.,  Col.  Edmund 
Phinney's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Sept.  29,  1775;  enlisted  May  8,  1775. 

Graffham,  John.  List  of  men  belonging  to  the  several  transports  employed  on 
Penobscot  expedition  as  per  a  roll  made  up  agreeable  to  resolve  of  March  23, 1784, 
and  attested  by  Joshua  Davis,  Agent ;  said  Graffham  reported  as  belonging  to  the 
sloop  "  Nancy." 

Graffham,  Price.  List  of  men  belonging  to  the  several  transports  employed  on 
Penobscot  expedition  as  per  a  roll  made  up  agreeable  to  resolve  of  March  23, 1784, 
and  attested  by  Joshua  Davis,  Agent;  said  Graffham  reported  as  belonging  to  the 
sloop  "Nancy." 

Graffom,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Tyler's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.; 
enlisted  May  30,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  20  days,  travel 
included,  at  North  River,  N.  Y. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778, 
dated  Fort  Clinton ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778, 
dated  King's  Fei'ry. 

Grafftox,  Enoch.  Private,  Capt.  Bartholomew  York's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's 
(18th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted 
Feb.  1,  1776,  by  Lieut.  Graves;  reported  re-engaged  Nov.  24,  1776,  for  the  war. 

Graffum,  Increase.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Larrabe's  co..  Col.  Mitchel's  regt.; 
marched  July  9,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  3  days,  on 
Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Cumberland  Co. 

Grafham,  Caleb,  Windham.  Private,  Capt.  Wentworth  Stuart's  co.,  Col.  Edmund 
Phinney's  (31st)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Sept.  29,  1775,  including  abstract 
of  pay  from  last  of  July,  1775;  enlisted  May  24,  1775. 

Grafham,  Oliver,  Brunswick.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchel's  (2d  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  bj'  Maj. 
Nathaniel  Larrabee,  dated  Brunswick,  Dec.  10,  1777;  residence,  Brunswick;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Brunswick ;  joined  Capt.  George  White's  co.,  Col  Francis's 
regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Grafham,  Peter,  New  Gloucester.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathan  Merrill's  co.; 
marched  from  home  July  8,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1779;  service,  2  mos. 
17  days,  with  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's  detachment;  company  raised  in  Cum- 
berland Co.  for  service  on  Penobscot  expedition  ;  roll  sworn  to  at  North  Yarmouth ; 
also,  same  co.  and  detachment;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  sworn  to  at  North 
Yarmouth  Nov.  3,  1779 ;  reported  as  having  first  drawn  rations  at  Falmouth ; 
discharged  at  Falmouth. 

Grafham,  Uriah.  Private,  Capt.  Abram  Tyler's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776; 
reported  deserted  Aug.  8,  1776. 

Graft,  John,  Boston.  Fifer,  Major's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  reported 
as  serving  2  mos.  as  Private,  10  mos.  as  Fifer;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near 
Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col. 
Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col. 
Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779; 
Major's  co.;  rank,  Private;  enlisted  April  6,  1778;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported 


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Graft,  John,  continued. 

promoted  to  Fifer  March  1,  1780;  also,  Fifer,  Major  Trescott's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's 
regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  April,  May,  and  June,  1780;  also,  Corporal,  Col.  Jackson's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  3  mos.  service  in  the  year  1780  in  the  Mass.  Line  of  the 
Continental  Army. 

Graft,  Justinus,  Boston.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  for  the  term  of 
9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Col.  Hatch's  regt. ;  age,  25 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Boston;  arrived  at  Fish- 
kill  June  18,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr., 
Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778;  reported  prisoner  of  war 
and  rejected  accordingly. 

Graften,  Ephraim.  List  of  men  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.  to  serve  as  militia,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Lemuel  Thompson,  dated 
Brunswick,  July  1,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Brunswick. 

Graftes,  George.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  dated  Boston,  Aug.  14,  1778;  enlisted  July  29,  1778;  company  drafted  for 
6  weeks  service  from  July  29,  1778.     [See  George  Crafts.] 

Graftox,  .     [This  name  also  appears   under  the   form  of  Graffam,   Graffton, 

Graften.] 

Grafton,  .    List  of  transports  employed  on  Penobscot  expedition,  as  returned  by 

Seth  Loring,  Secretary,  dated  War  Office,  July  11,  1779 ;  said  Grafton  reported  as 
Master  of  the  sloop  "  Nancy ;  "  entered  service  July  6,  1779. 

Grafton,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  William  Lithgow's  co. ;  marched  Feb.  19,  1776 ; 
discharged  Nov.  23,  1776;  service,  9  mos.  4  days;  company  stationed  at  Fal- 
mouth, Cumberland  Co.,  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Grafton,  Joshua.  Petition  signed  by  Samuel  Page,  asking  that  said  Grafton  be  com- 
missioned as  commander  of  the  brigantine  "Lydia"  (privateer);  ordered  in 
Council  Dec.  23,  1777,  that  a  commission  be  issued ;  also,  petition  signed  by  said 
Grafton,  asking  that  he  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  brig  "  Salisbury  " 
(privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Aug.  11, 1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued  ;  also, 
petition  dated  Boston,  Jan.  10,  1781,  signed  by  said  Grafton,  in  behalf  of  him- 
self and  others  of  Salem,  asking  that  he  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the 
brigantine  "  Romulus  "  (privateer) ;  advised  in  Council  Jan.  10,  1781,  that  a 
commission  be  issued. 

Grafton,  Oliver.  Seaman,  schooner  "Diligent,"  commanded  by  Capt  John  Lam- 
bert; engaged  April  17,  1776;  discharged  June  5,  1776;  service,  1  mo.  19  days. 

Grafton,  Samuel,  Falmouth.  Private,  Capt.  William  Lithgow's  co. ;  marched  Feb. 
19, 1776 ;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1776 ;  service,  9  mos.  4  days ;  company  stationed  at 
Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.,  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Grafton,  Uriah,  Scarborough.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Roger  Lebby's  (Libby's)  co..  Col.  Reuben  Fogg's  (3d  Cumber- 
land Co.)  regt.,  sworn  to  at  Scarborough,  Nov.  25,  1778 ;  residence,  Scarborough ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Scarborough ;  term,  3  years. 

Grafts,  George.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.;  service  with  de- 
tachment commanded  by  Maj.  Andrew  Symms  drafted  to  serve  for  5  weeks  in 
guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath,  by  order  of  Council 
of  May  12,  1777.     [See  George  Crafts.] 

Grag,  Thomas.  Seaman,  "  Lincoln  Galley,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Curtis ;  en- 
gaged May  5,  1781 ;  discharged  June  5,  1781 ;  service,  1  mo. 


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Grager,  Cato,  Williamstown.  Descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  3,  1781 ;  Capt.  Jeremiah 
Miller's  co.,  1st  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  3-1  .yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  black ; 
hair, black;  birthplace,  South  Kingston,  R.I. ;  residence,  Williamstown  ;  enlisted 
Dec.  19,  1779,  by  Lieut.  Wills  at  the  Highlands ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gragg,  Jacob,  Groton.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Blood's  CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Little- 
ton, Dec.  2,  1777;  residence,  Groton;  engaged  for  town  of  Groton;  term,  8 
months ;  reported  drafted,  but  not  mustered. 

Gragg,  Jacob,  Peterborough.  Private,  Capt.  William  Scott's  co.,  Col.  Paul  Dudley 
Sargent's  (28th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  13,  1775; 
service,  1  mo.  21  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  28,  1775. 

Gragg,  John  (also  given  Jr.),  Groton.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Sartell's  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service, 
14  days ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Warrin's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  company  return 
dated  Oct.  31,  1776,  and  endorsed  "  White  Plains ;  "  said  Gragg  reported  as  sick 
and  as  having  lost  articles  in  battle ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  dated 
Littleton,  Dec.  2, 1777 ;  residence,  Gi-oton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Groton ;  joined  Col. 
Jackson's  regt.;  term,  3  years  (also  given  during  war) ;  also.  Private,  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  (16th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  July  18, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Hingham;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Peter 
Dolliver's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778,  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated 
Garrison  at  Pawtuxet;  also,  1st  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  March, 
1779 ;  service,  10  days ;  reported  invalided  March  10,  1779.     [See  John  Grigg.] 

Gragg,  John,  Jr.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Groton  for  service 
in  the  Continental  Armj'  during  the  year  1780;  marched  July  8,  1780  [service  not 
given] . 

Gragg,  Reuben,  Boxford.  Private,  Capt.  John  Cushing's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Sam- 
uel Johnson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  1  day. 

Gragg,  Samuel,  Groton.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Sartell's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge;  service,  19  days;  also, 
Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Warrin's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  company  return  dated 
Oct.  31,  1776,  and  endorsed  "  White  Plains ;  "  said  Gragg  reported  as  sick  and  as 
having  lost  articles  in  battle ;  also,  Capt.  Asa  Laui'ance's  co.  of  volunteers,  Col. 
Jonathan  Reed's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  27,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1777;  service, 
1  mo.  9  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  in  Littleton  and  Westford  and 
marched  to  assist  army  under  Gen.  Gates. 

Gragg,  Samuel.  Pilot,  State  brig  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams; engaged  July  3,  1778;  discharged  Oct.  16,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  13  days; 
also,  Pilot,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker;  engaged 
Dec.  4,  1778  [service  not  given]  ;  also,  receipt  dated  June  26,  1783,  for  wages  for 
service  to  May  10,  1783,  on  board  the  frigate  "  Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Manley. 

Gragg,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Nutting's  co..  Col.  William  Mclntash's 
(Mcintosh's)  regt..  Gen.  Level's  brigade;  enlisted  July  30, 1778;  discharged  Aug. 
31,  1778  ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days,  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Middlesex  Co. 

Gragg,  Thomas.  Landsman,  frigate  "  Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
engaged  Feb.  17,  1779  [service  not  given]  ;  reported  in  the  prize  "  Boyd." 

Gragory,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  John  Porter's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (2d)  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  19,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  15  days,  travel 
included;  company  raised  for  3  months.    Roll  endorsed  "  service  at  Claverack." 


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Graham,  [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gayham,  Grams,  Grayham, 

Greetam.] 

Graham,  Alexander  {alias  John  Lakemen).  General  order  dated  Headquarters, 
Highlands,  April  23,  1780,  taken  from  the  Orderly  Book  of  Lieut.  James  Davis 
of  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  said  Graham  tried  by  court-martial  for  desertion,  joining  the 
enemy,  etc.,  and  condemned  to  be  executed  by  hanging  within  48  hours. 

Graham,  Andrew.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777;  Capt.  Jacob  Stiles's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Francis's  regt. 

Graham,  Andrew.  Private,  Capt.  John  Woolcott's  co.  of  rangers,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Brookfield  and  Spencer;  service,  12  days;  also, 
Capt.  David  Prouty's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt. ;  marched 
July  27,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  travel  included; 
company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  by  order  of  Gen.  Warner;  roll 
dated  Spencer. 

Graham,  Andrew.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Healy's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light 
Infantry)  regt.;  entered  service  Sept.  24,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23  (also  given 
Nov.  24),  1779;  service,  2  mos.  6  (also  given  2  mos.  7)  days,  at  Rhode  Island, 
including  travel  from  Providence;  enlistment,  2  months.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Mid- 
dlesex Co. 

Graham,  Andrew.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Grout's  co..  Col.  Enoch  Hallet's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  26,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  13,  1780;  service,  1  mo.  17  days;  company 
raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Graham,  Andrew.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  re- 
solve of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said 
county;  age,  42  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  sandy;  eyes, 
light;  occupation,  laborer  (also  given  farmer) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Cambridge; 
engaged  Feb.  1,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Graham,  Andrew.  Receipt  dated  Worcester,  May  28,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said 
Graham  by  Capt.  Joshua  Draper,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  1  of  the  town  of  Spen- 
cer, to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Graham,  David,  Townsend.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hosley's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
William  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge ;  discharged  April  20, 1775 ;  service,  3  days ;  said  Graham  reported  as  hav- 
ing marched  to  Lexington. 

Graham,  Gershom,  Stockbridge  (also  given  Great  Barrington).  Private,  Capt.  Thomas 
Williams's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John  Patterson's  regt.,  which  marched  April 
22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Stockbridge  and  West 
Stockbridge  to  Cambridge;  service,  13  days;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Williams's  co.. 
Col.  John  Paterson's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  4  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  No.  3,  Charlestown, 
Dec.  23,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Job  Woodbridge's  co.,  Col.  Brown's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  21,  1777;  service,  14 
days;  company  formed  part  of  a  detachment  under  Maj.  Caleb  Hide  which 
marched  from  Stockbridge  on  the  evacuation  of  Ticonderoga ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having 
passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  residence.  Great 
Barrington. 

Graham,  Henry,  South  Brimfield  (also  given  Sandisfield).  Private,  Capt.  Joseph 
Thompson's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Rox- 
bury,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 


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Graham,  Hexrt,  continued. 

Camp  at  Roxburj',  Dec.  25,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  co.,  Col. 
Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  April  26, 1777 ;  discharged  May  20, 1777 ; 
service,  25  days;  company  called  out  and  ordered  to  Saratoga  by  Maj.  Gen. 
Gates ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Nehemiah  May's  co..  Col.  John  Bliss's  regt.,  dated  South  Brirafield,  March  23, 
1779;  residence.  South  Brimfield;  engaged  for  town  of  South  Brimfield;  joined 
train  of  artillery.  Gen.  Glover's  brigade;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  Jan.  -,  1780; 
reported  as  belonging  to  the  train  band  of  Capt.  May's  co. ;  also,  list  of  men 
mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston, 
May  10,  1778;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20, 
1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co.; 
Capt.  Winslow's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also,  Matross, Capt.  Stephen  Buckland's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  of 
men  in  service  before  Aug.  1, 1777,  certified  at  Park  of  Artiller.y  near  Morristown, 
Jan.  28,  1781;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Shaw's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt.; 
return  made  by  order  of  Gen.  Heath,  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  9,  1781;  engaged 
for  town  of  Sandisfield;  engaged  Aug.  1,  1777,  by  John  Bull,  Conductor;  term, 
during  war;  also,  Matross,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.  and  March, 
1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  on  command  after  deserters;  also,  muster  roll 
for  April,  1781,  dated  North  Redoubt. 

Graham,  Isaac  G.  (also  given  Gilbert).  Surgeon's  Mate,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's 
(7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  of  field  and  staff  officers  for  Aug.,  1781 ;  appointed  July 
18,  1781 ;  a/«o,  regimental  return  dated  York  Hutts,  Dec.  7, 1781 ;  leave  given  said 
Graham  Dec.  2,  1781,  by  Col.  Brooks,  to  go  to  Connecticut  for  14  days;  reported 
absent  from  Dec.  16,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  of  field  and  staff  officers  for  Oct., 
1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts;  reported  absent  with  leave  in  Oct.  and  Nov., 
1781,  on  command  at  the  Lines  in  Feb.,  1782;  also,  regimental  returns  between 
March  15,  1782,  and  Aug.  9,  1782,  dated  Hutts  and  West  Point;  reported  on  com- 
mand at  the  Lines;  also,  regimental  returns  between  Sept.  20  and  Sept.  27,  1782, 
dated  Verplanck's  Point;  reported  absent  in  Connecticut  from  Sept.  15,  1782,  by 
leave  of  Col.  Shepard ;  also,  Surgeon's  Mate,  2d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout;  muster  roll  of  field  and  staff  officers  for  Maj^  and  June, 
1783;  reported  on  command  at  New  Windsor;  also,  same  regt.;  list  of  commis- 
sioned officers,  dated  July  11,  1783;  reported  sick  at  New  Windsor;  also,  regi- 
mental returns  between  July  11,  1783,  and  Aug.  15,  1783,  dated  Philadelphia; 
reported  sick  at  New  Windsor ;  absent  by  leave  of  Col.  Sprout. 

Graham,  James,  Townsend.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hosley's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
William  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge; discharged  April  20,  1775;  service,  3  days;  said  Graham  reported  as 
having  marched  to  Lexington. 

Graham,  James.  Sailor,  ship  "Eagle,"  commanded  by  Capt.  William  Groves;  de- 
scriptive list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  June  17,  1780;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.; 
complexion,  light. 

Graham,  Jesse,  Spencer.  Matross,  Capt.  William  Todd's  (8th)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1776,  to  May  8,  1776,  3  mos.  7 
daj'S ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  for  advance  pay, 
etc.,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  Nov.  30,  1776;  regiment  stationed  at  Boston. 

Graham,  Jesse,  Spencer.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth 
Washburn,  Superintendent  for  said  county ;  Capt.  Bemiss's  co..  Col.  Washburn's 
regt.;  age,  21  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  farmer; 
engaged  for  town  of  Spencer;  engaged  Jan.  12,  1781;  term,  3  years;  also,  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  Rufus  Lincoln's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster 


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Graham,  Jesse,  continued. 

roll  for  June,  1781 ;  also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  July  and 
Aug.,  1781;  appointed  Corporal  July  1,  1781;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1781, 
and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1781;  w^so,  descriptive  list 
dated  Feb.  20,  1782;  Capt.  Rufus  Lincoln's  (also  given  Capt.  Hastings's)  co.. 
Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  age,  22  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair, 
brown;  occupation,  laborer  (also  given  farmer);  birthplace,  Spencer;  residence, 
Spencer;  engaged  for  town  of  Spencer;  engaged  Jan.  12,  1781;  term,  3  years; 
also,  list  of  men  tried  by  courts-martial  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  Capt.  Hast- 
ings's CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  J.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  said  Graham  tried  April  27  [year 
not  given,  probably  1782] ,  by  regimental  court-martial,  Capt.  Lincoln,  President, 
on  charge  of  being  drunk  on  parade ;  sentenced  to  be  reduced ;  also.  Private,  3d 
CO. ;  order  dated  Oct.  28, 1783,  for  wages  from  May- July  [year  not  given] ,  appear- 
ing in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

Graham,  Jesse.  Private,  Capt.  Joel  Green's  co..  Col.  Ezra  "Wood's  regt.;  service  be- 
tween June  1,  1778,  and  Jan.  31,  1779,  7  mos.  28  days,  travel  included,  at  Peeks- 
kill  and  White  Plains;  company  raised  for  8  months;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
pay  roll  for  part  of  May  and  the  month  of  June,  1778 ;  said  Graham  allowed  29 
days  service  (17  days  in  camp,  9  days  travel,  3  days  preceding  march) ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  July-Oct.,  1778 ;  reported  joined  in  Sept.,  1778 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Healy's  co..  Col. 
John  Jacobs's  (Light  Infantry)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  24,  1779;  discharged  Nov. 
24  (also  given  Nov.  23),  1779;  service,  2  mos.  7  (also  given  2  mos.  6)  days,  at 
Rhode  Island,  including  travel  from  Providence ;  enlistment,  2  months. 

Graham,  John,  Haverhill.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Array 
from  Capt.  Nathaniel  Marsh's  (1st  Haverhill)  co.,  dated  Haverhill,  Feb.  12, 1778; 
residence,  Haverhill;  engaged  for  town  of  Haverhill ;  joined  Capt.  Marshall's  co.. 
Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1780;  aZso,  list  of  men  mustered  by 
Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8,  1777; 
Capt.  Thomas's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. 

Graham,  John,  Maiden.  Private,  Capt.  Nailer  Hatch's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Maiden,  Oct.  6, 
1775. 

Graham,  John,  Newbury.  Capt.  Job  Sumner's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d)  regt.; 
return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Newbury ;  mustered  by  Continental  Muster 
Master  Varack  (Varick) ;  reported  deserted. 

Graham,  John,  Newburyport  (also  given  Newbury).  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army,  sworn  to  at  Newbury,  Aug.  23,  1777 ;  residence,  New- 
buryport (also  given  Newbury);  engaged  for  town  of  Newbury;  joined  Col. 
Martial's  (Marshall's)  regt. ;  term,  3  years.     [Name  cancelled  on  return.] 

Graham,  John,  Newburyport.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  2d  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Ralph  Cross,  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co., 
Feb.  16, 1778  ;  residence,  Newburyport;  engaged  for  town  of  Newburyport;  joined 
Col.  Brewer's  regt. 

Graham,  John,  Peterborough.  Private,  Capt.  William  Scott's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to  April  23,  1775,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  William 
Scott's  CO.,  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  (28th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  April  23, 1775;  service,  3  mos.  16  days;  also,  company  return  dated 
Oct.  6,  1775. 

Graham,  John,  Rowley.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Peabody's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wiggles- 
worth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Ticonderoga  in  1776. 


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Graham,  John,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  Joel  Green's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Learnard's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  30,  1775;  service,  3  inos.  9 
days;  a^so, Matross,  Capt.  William  Todd's  (8th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artil- 
lery) regt.;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1776,  to  Maj'  8,  1776,  3  raos.  7  days;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Boston  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  sworn  to  in 
Suffolk  Co.,  Nov.  30,  1776 ;  regiment  stationed  at  Boston. 

Graham,  John.  Enlistment  agreement  dated  Dec.  14,  1776,  signed  by  said  Graham 
and  others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  for  3  years,  unless  sooner  discharged ; 
engaged  Dec.  29,  1776. 

Graham,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  White's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Benjamin  Flagg's 
division.  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  marched  Aug.  21,  1777; 
discharged  Aug.  23,1777;  service,  5  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to 
Hadley  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward ;  roll  dated  Spencer ;  also,  Capt.  Josiah 
White's  CO.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  5,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov. 
29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  4  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  com- 
pany raised  for  3  months  and  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  under  Gen- 
Gates  ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Graham,  John.  Major,  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's  (1st  New  York)  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  Jan.-March,  1781;  appointed  March  26,  1779;  also,  returns  of  a  detachment 
from  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's  (1st  New  York)  regt.,  dated  West  Point,  March  9, 
and  March  16,  1781,  made  by  said  Graham  ;  also.  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's  (1st 
New  York)  regt. ;  muster  roll  of  field  and  staff  officers  for  April,  1781,  dated  AVest 
Point;  also,  regimental  returns  between  March  22, 1781,  and  April  28,  1781,  dated 
West  Point,  made  by  said  Graham ;  also,  regimental  returns  between  May  1  and 
May  21,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  on  furlough  at  Albany. 

Graham,  Jonathan,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Samuel  Ward's  and  Capt.  Thomas  Nash's  cos.,  as  returned  to  Col. 
David  Cushing  at  Hingham,  dated  Weymouth,  Jan.  2,  1778 ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Weymouth;  joined  Capt.  John  Langdon's  (also  given  Capt.  Brown's)  co..  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  reported  a  foreigner;  a^so,  list  of  men 
mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  July 
7,  1777;  Capt.  Brown's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  also,  return  certified  at 
Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's, 
Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in 
Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the 
command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779; 
rank.  Private;  residence,  Boston;  enlisted  June  28,  1777;  enlistment,  3  j'ears; 
said  Graham  appears  among  men  belonging  to  Col.  Jackson's  regt.  who  had  been 
discharged  from  the  rolls  prior  to  above  arrangement;  reported  deserted,  never 
joined. 

Graham,  Rokert,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Barns's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 9  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt.  Peter  Harwood's  co., 
Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  27, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  5  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775; 
also,  receipt  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Brookfield,  Nov. 
21,  1775. 

Graham,  AValter.  Private,  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Brown's  detachment,  Col.  Asa  Barns's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  13,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1781 ;  service, 
10  daj's ;  detachment  raised  in  Adams  and  ordered  out  on  the  alarm,  Oct.  13, 
1781,  and  joined  army  under  Gen.  Stark  at  Saratoga. 

Graham,  William,  Peterborough.  Private,  Capt.  William  Scott's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service  to  April  23,  1775,  3  days ;  also,  Capt.  William 


712  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Graham,  William,  continued. 

Scott's  CO.,  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  (28th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  April  23, 1775;  service,  3  mos.  16  days;  a^so,  company  return  dated 
Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777 ;  Capt.  Hunt's  co.,  Col.  John  Patterson's 
regt.;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Mills's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.; 
muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  enlistment,  dur- 
ing war;  also,  muster  roll  for  May,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  sworn 
to  in  Camp  at  Peekskill ;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll 
for  Sept.,  1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  Huts;  reported 
reduced  to  Private  Nov.  20,  1781. 

Graham,  William,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  John  Woolcott's  co.  of  rangers,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from  Brookfield  and  Spencer;  service,  9 
days;  also,  Capt.  Joel  Green's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learnard's  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  April  27, 1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  12  days ;  also,  Matross, 
Capt.  Ezra  Badlam's  co.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  28,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  5  days;  also,  company 
return  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Oct.  8, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Dec.  26,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Stephen 
Badlam's  (Artillery)  co.,  Col.  Knox's  regt.,  stationed  near  Boston ;  service  prob- 
ably from  Jan.  1,  1776,  to  April  -,  1776,  as  per  certificate,  dated  Dec.  li,  1839. 

Graham,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Stow's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's 
regt.;  pay  roll  for  wages,  mileage,  etc.;  company  stationed  at  Ticonderoga  in 
1776. 

Graham,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  White's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Sept.  5,  1777  ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777  ;  service,  3  mos.  4  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, in  Northern  department;  company  raised  for  3  months  and  marched  to 
reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Grainger,  Asher.  Certificate  dated  Oct.  9,  1775,  signed  by  Col.  Timothy  Danielson, 
testifying  to  the  satisfactory  service  of  certain  officers  in  his  regiment  and  stating 
that  said  officers  had  not  received  their  warrants ;  said  Grainger  reported  to  have 
served  as  Quarter  Master ;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  9,  1775,  that  the  President  be 
directed  to  send  a  letter  to  Gen.  Washington  recommending  that  said  officers  be 
commissioned  according  to  their  respective  ranks. 

Grainger,  Daniel,  West  Springfield.  List  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  West  Spring- 
field in  April,  1779,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Levi 
Ely,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  14,  1779;  residence.  West  Springfield; 
engaged  for  town  of  West  Springfield ;  joined  Capt.  Flower's  co..  Col.  Graton's 
(Greaton's)  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Grainger,  Eleazer.  Receipt  dated  Southwick,  July  24,  1778,  for  bounties  paid  by 
the  Selectmen  to  said  Grainger  and  others  drafted  prior  to  May  15,  1778,  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months. 

Grainger,  Frederick,  West  Springfield.  List  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  West 
Springfield  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Levi  Ely, 
sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  14,  1779;  residence.  West  Springfield;  engaged 
for  town  of  West  Springfield;  joined  Capt.  Flower's  co..  Col.  Graton's  (Greaton's) 
regt.;  term,  3  years. 

Grainger,  George,  Southwick.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Silas  Fowler's  (Southwick)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  April  21  (also  given  April  20),  1775,  in  response  to 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  arrived  at  Roxbury  April  29,  1775,  and  joined  Col. 
Danielson's  regt. ;  dismissed  at  Roxbury  and  returned  home ;  service,  21  days. 

Grainger,  Jacob,  Andover.  Private,  1st  Lieut.  Peter  Poor's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  3^  days. 


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Grainger,  Jacob.  Private,  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Blanchard's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  4,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  8  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  North  River;  enlistment,  8  months  from  time  of  arrival  at  Peekskill; 
also,  Capt.  David  Whittier's  CO.,  Col.  Poor's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  service  prior  to 
July  1,  1778;  said  Grainger  allowed  27  days  service  (12  days  in  camp,  12  days 
trsCvel,  3  days  preceding  march) ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  July  and 
Aug.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton; 
also,  Lieut.  Blanchard's  co.,  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778, 
dated  King's  Ferry. 

Grainger,  John,  New  Braintree.  Captain  of  a  company  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Jonathan 
Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  1  week; 
also,  Captain,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
engaged  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  6  days;  also,  certificate  dated 
New  Braintree,  July  1,  1777,  signed  hy  said  Grainger,  Captain,  stating  that  a 
certain  Benson  Dunbar  had  returned  the  gun  drawn  in  1775,  with  which  he  was 
charged,  and  also  stating  that  said  Dunbar  was  entitled  to  his  wages. 

Grainger,  John.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9, 1779,  returned  as  received  of  Noah  Good- 
man, Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated 
Springfield,  Oct.  19,  1779;  engaged  for  town  of  Southwick;  term  to  expire  Jan. 
1,  1780. 

Grainger,  Justin,  West  Springfield.  List  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  West  Spring- 
field in  April,  1779,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Levi 
Ely,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  1-i,  1779;  residence.  West  Springfield  ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  West  Springfield;  joined  Capt.  Flower's  co.,  Col.  Graton's 
(Greaton's)  regt.;  term,  3  years. 

Grainger,  Samuel.  Receipt  given  to  Capt.  Barnabas  Sears  for  ammunition,  dated 
Dorchester  Camp,  Feb.  15,  1776,  signed  by  said  Grainger  and  others. 

Grainger,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Whipple's  co..  Col.  James  Converse's 
regt. ;  service,  3  days ;  company  marched  towards  Providence  on  an  alarm  in  July, 
1777;  roll  dated  New  Braintree;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester 
Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  re- 
turned by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent  for  said  county  ;  Capt.  Williams's  co.. 
Col. Keyes's  regt. ;  age,  23j'rs.;  stature,5ft.  4in. ;  complexion, light;  occupation, 
farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  New  Braintree;  engaged  March  10,  1781;  term, 
3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  (later  Capt.  Mason  Wottles's)  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said 
Grainger  from  March  10, 1781,  to  Dec.  31, 1781,  9  mos.  22  days;  also,  Capt.  Mason 
Wottles's  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages 
allowed  said  Grainger  for  Jan.-Dec,  1782,  12  months. 

Grainger,  Sebe.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11, 
1780;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  freckled ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Granville ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  10, 1780 ;  marched  to  camp  July  11, 1780, 
under  command  of  Ensign  Bancroft. 

Grainger,  Thomas,  Sandisfield.  Fifer,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  26,  1777,  to 
Dec. 31, 1779;  residence,  Sandisfield ;  credited  to  town  of  Sandisfield;  term, during 
war;  also,  Capt.  Enos  Stone's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  return  dated  Camp  at 
Valley  Forge,  Jan.  25,  1778 ;  mustered  by  Trueman  Wheler,  State  Muster  Master. 

Grainger,  William.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of 


714  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Grainger,  William,  continued. 

Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner, 
dated  Springfield,  Oct.  19,  1779;  engaged  for  town  of  Southwick ;  term  to  expire 
Jan.  1,  1780. 

Grain'jer,  John.  Captain,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  in  camp  at 
Roxbury,  endorsed  "May  19,  1775." 

Graley,  Jacob.  Sentinel,  Capt.  Robert  Hodges's  co.,  Col.  William  Jones's  regt.;  list 
of  men  who  assisted  in  the  recapture  of  the  ship  "  Grout  "  ("  Gruel  ")  from  British 
ship  "Rainbow"  Sept.  10,  1777- 

Gralet,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill's  co.,  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.; 
pay  abstracts  for  Feb.  and  March,  1776. 

Gralet,  Nicholas.  Capt.  John  Merritt's  (7th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  regt. ;  receipt 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Graley  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27, 
1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cam- 
bridge, Pec.  29,  1775. 

<jRALET,  Philip,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bladder's  co.,  Col.  John 
Glover's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  17,  1775;  service, 
2  mos.  20  days. 

Gralt,  Nicholas,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  John  Merrett's  (7th)  co.,  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  16,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2|  mos. ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Graly,  Philip.  Capt.  Blackler's  co.,  Col.  Glover's  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay, 
signed  by  said  Graley  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775. 

Graly,  Philip.  Sailor,  ship  "  Eagle,"  commanded  by  Capt.  William  Groves;  descrip- 
tive list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  June  17,  1780;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complex- 
ion, light. 

Grams,  Andrew.  Account  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  1,  1781,  of  bounties  paid  said 
Grams  and  others  by  the  town  of  Cambridge  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Grand,  Charles,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  as  returned  by 
Col.  Benjamin  Gill,  dated  June  27,  1777;  also,  return  dated  Boxford,  Feb.  13, 
1778,  made  by  a  committee  appointed  to  raise  one-seventh  part  of  the  male  inhabi- 
tants of  the  town  of  Boxford  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army ;  residence,  Bos- 
ton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boxford ;  joined  Col.  John  Crane's  regt. ;  term  to  expire 
Jan.  1,  1780. 

Grandee,  James.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Mustdr  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30,  1777;  Capt.  Tuckerman's  co..  Gen.  Patter- 
son's battalion. 

Granderson,  Jonathan,  New  Providence.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Shubael  Willmarth's  (New  Providence)  co.  [3'ear 
not  given]  ;  residence.  New  Providence;  engaged  for  town  of  New  Providence; 
joined  Capt.  Angel's  co.,  Col.  Worner's  (Warner's)  regt. ;  term,  3  j^ears ;  reported 
engaged  for  Vermont. 

Granderson,  Simeon,  New  Providence.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  from  Capt.  Shubael  Willmarth's  (New  Providence)  co.  [year  not 
given]  ;  residence.  New  Providence ;  engaged  for  town  of  New  Providence ;  joined 
Capt.  Angel's  co..  Col.  Worner's  (Warner's)  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  reported  en- 
gaged for  Vermont. 


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'Grandey,  James.  Descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  Capt.  John  Mills's  co.,  Col.  J. 
Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  age,  30  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair, 
dark;  occupation,  mariner;  birthplace,  Europe;  enlisted  March  25,  1777,  by 
Capt.  Mills  at  Boston ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Grandey,  John,  Cambridge.  Private,  Capt.  Joel  Smith's  (4th)  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Grandey,  Reuben,  Montague.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Ephraira  Doo- 
little's  (24th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  Winter  Hill,  Nov.  18, 1775. 

'Grandison,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Granderson.] 

'Grandison,  Charles,  New  Providence  (also  given  Adams).  Private,  Col.  Warner's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  14,  1777,  to  Sept.  2, 
1779;  residence.  New  Providence;  reported  taken  prisoner  Sept.  2,  1779;  also, 
return  dated  Fort  George,  June  11,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Massa- 
chusetts in  Col.  Seth  Warner's  regt.;  enlisted  Feb.  14,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years; 
also.  Col.  Warner's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  residence,  Adams. 

'Grandison,  Simeon,  New  Providence  (also  given  Adams).  Private,  Col.  Warner's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  14,  1777,  to  Feb.  14, 
1780;  residence,  New  Providence  (also  given  Adams);  also,  return  dated  Fort 
George,  June  11,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col. 
Seth  Warner's  regt.;  enlisted  Feb.  14,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  dis- 
charged Feb.  14,  1780. 

'Grandow,  Louis  (Lewis).  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  12,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt. 

•Grandre,  Ambrose.  Capt.  William  Curtis's  (1st)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st)  regt.; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec. 
21,  1775. 

^Grandy,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of   Grandee,   Grandey, 

Grandre,  Gromdy.] 

'Grandy,  Ambrose.  Col.  Glover's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said 
Grandy  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27, 1775,  and  endorsed  "  Capt.  Wil- 
liam Lee;"  a/so.  Private,  Capt.  William  Courtis's  (1st)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  June  11,1775;  service,  1  mo. 
23  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] . 

Grandy,  Amos[?].  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "Thorn,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  certified  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14, 1780 ;  stature, 
5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark. 

Grandy,  Amos,  Marblehead.  Seaman,  brig  "Union"  (privateer),  commanded  by 
Capt.  Jonathan  Gardner ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  Nov.  3, 
1780;  age, 20  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 3  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  residence,  Marblehead. 

fGRANDY,  Asa,  Montague.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Lieut.  Caleb  Benjamin's  (9th)  co.,  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  sworn  to  April  1, 
1779 ;  residence,  Montague ;  engaged  for  town  of  Montague ;  joined  Capt.  Keith's 
CO.,  Col.  Micliael  Jackson's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  Nov.  5, 1781 ;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Keith's  CO.,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  March  5,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Storey's  co..  Col.  Jack- 
son's regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
April  1,  1780;  reported  deserted  April  1,  1780;  also  reported  as  having  returned 
to  service,  and  as  having  been  discharged  by  Gen.  Washington  June  13,  1783, 
iaving  served  5  yrs.  4  mos. ;  also,  list  of  deserters  from  the  8th  regt.,  and  part 


716  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Grand Y,  Asa,  continued. 

of  the  9th  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Michael  Jackson,  dated  Jan.  25,  1781 ;  age, 
24  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  residence,  Montague;  enlistment,  during  war;  re- 
ported deserted  June  -,  1780. 

Grandt,  Beriah,  South  Brimfield.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Nehemiah  May's  co..  Col.  Bliss's  regt.,  dated  South  Brimfield, 
March  23,  1779;  residence.  South  Brimfield;  joined  Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Mar- 
tial's (Marshall's)  regt. ;  term,  8  months,  to  expire  Oct.  -,  1779. 

Grandt,  James,  Braintree.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer,  Jr.'s  (5th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Braintree,  Jan.  20, 
1778;  residence,  Braintree;  engaged  for  town  of  Braintree;  joined  Capt.  Tucker- 
man's  co..  Col.  Patterson's  regt.;  term,  during  war;  reported  a  transient;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Mills's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  March  25,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Abraham 
Tuckerman's  co.,  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  dated  Camp  near 
Valley  Forge;  enlisted  March  25,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls 
for  Nov.,  1778,  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Tuckerman's 
CO.,  Col.  Vose's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence  ; 
also,  Capt.  John  Mill's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780 ;  residence,  Europe ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  also, 
muster  roll  for  May,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781,  dated  Camp  Phillips- 
burgh;  also,  muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Camp  near  Dobbs's  Ferry;  also, 
muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  sworn  to  in  camp  at  Peekskill;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Sept.,  1781;  reported  on  command  with  light  infantry  from  April,  1781;  also, 
muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  Huts;  reported  deceased. 

Grandt,  Remembrance,  Deerfield.  Private,  Capt.  Jonas  Locke's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  14 
days. 

Grandt,  Reuben,  Montague.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Grover's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  10 
days ;  also,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt. ;  receipt  for 
advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Grandy  and  others,  dated  Charlestown  Camp,  June 
27,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
listed May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days. 

Grandt,  Reuben,  Montague.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  5th  (1st  Montague)  co.,  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt., 
sworn  to  April  1,  1779;  residence,  Montague;  engaged  for  town  of  Montague; 
engaged  March  4,  1778;  joined  Capt.  Keith's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  term,  8 
months,  to  expire  Nov.  1,  1778. 

Grandt,  Reuben,  Montague.  Private,  Capt.  J.  K.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  residence,  Montague;  credited  to  town  of  Montague;  term,  during  war; 
also,  Capt.  Peter  Claj^es's  (late  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's)  Light  Infantry  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  returns  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said 
Grandy  for  Jan.,  1781-Dec.,  1782,  24  mos. 

Grandt,  Reuben.  Descriptive  list  of  9  months  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent 
for  said  county ;  Capt.  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Wells's  regt. ;  age,  27  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  black  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Deerfield ;  deliv- 
ered to  Ensign  J.  Grace ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army, 
returned  as  received  of  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co.,  by 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Oct.  19,  1779. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  717 

<3rRANET,  Peter.    Company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton  for  wages  for  Oct., 

1776,  dated  Dorchester. 

<5ranger, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grainger,  Grainjer,  Gran- 

gier,  Greanger.] 

Granger,  Aaron,  Southwick.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Fowler's  co.,  Col.  John  Mosley's 
regt.,  Brig.Danielson's  brigade;  enlisted  Sept. 21, 1777;  discharged  Oct.  17, 1777; 
service,  1  mo.  3  da}'s,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Saratoga;  also,  return  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Silas  Fowler's  co.,  dated 
Southwick,  April  2, 1779 ;  residence,  Southwick ;  engaged  for  town  of  Southwick ; 
term,  8  months,  to  expire  Jan.  -,  1779. 

•Granger,  "  Adar."  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  said  county ; 
age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  dark  ;  occupation,  far- 
mer; engaged  for  town  of  Granville ;  engaged  March  7,  1781 ;  term,  3  years ;  also, 
receipt  dated  Granville,  March  19,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Granger  by  Daniel 
Rose,  Jr.,  on  behalf  of  a  class  of  said  town,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  3  years. 

■Granger,  Asher,  Granville.  Private,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  discharged  May 
3, 1775;  service,  13  days ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Ferguson's  co.,  Col.  Timothy 
Danielson's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  30,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.,  1  week,  1  day;  also.  Quarter  Master,  Col.  Danielson's  regt. ;  return 
of  Capt.  Sylvanus  Walker's  co.  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  Ferguson's 
CO.,  Col.  Danielson's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Dec.  28,  1775. 

Granger,  Daniel,  West  Springfield.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Flower's  co..  Col.  John 
Greaton's  (2d)  regt.;   Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 

1777,  to  July  5,  1777 ;  also,  Fifer,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug., 
1777,  dated  Tan  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in  camp  near  Stillwater;  enlisted 
Dec. 20, 177G;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  died  July  5,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence.  West  Springfield ;  enlisted  for  town  of 
West  Springfield;  mustered  by  Col.  Woodbridge. 

Granger,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Goodridge's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  19,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  19,  1777;  service,  1  mo. 
1  day,  in  Northern  department;  company  ordered  out  by  Maj.  Gen.  Gates. 

Granger,  Daniel.  Drummer,  Capt.  John  Adams's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt. 
commanded  by  Maj.  Gage;  enlisted  Sept.  29, 1777;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  9  days ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army ;  also,  Capt. 
John  Abbot's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  10, 1780 ;  discharged 
Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  11  days,  travel  included,  at  West  Point;  company 
raised  for  3  months. 

Granger,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  co..  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  8, 1777 ;  discharged  July  21, 1777;  service,  14 days;  company 
ordered  to  Fort  Edward  by  Maj.  Gen.  Schuylar ;  also,  Capt.  Zenas  Wheeler's  co., 
Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  21,  1777;  discharged 
Aug.  15,  1777;  service,  26  days;  company  marched  to  Fort  Edward,  N.  Y.,  and 
reported  to  have  received  pay  at  Albany ;  also,  Capt.  Deming's  co..  Col.  Ashley's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  19,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  16,  1777;  service, 
28  days;  company  called  out  by  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  and  ordered  to  Stillwater. 

<3ranger,  Eldad,  Granville.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Aaron  Coe's,  Capt.  John  Hamilton's,  and  Capt.  William  Cooley's 
COS.  of  Granville,  dated  March  31,  1779;  residence,  Granville;  engaged  for  town 
of  Granville;  joined  Capt.  Keep's  co..  Col.  Shepherd's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also. 


718  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Granger,  Eldad,  continued. 

Private,  Capt.  Keep's  co.,  Col.  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  April  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Keep's  co..  Col. 
William  Shepard's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  31,  1778;  also,  Lieut.  John  Wright's 
(late  Capt.  Keep's)  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  July  and  Aug., 
1778;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Keep's  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Oct. 
and  Nov.,  1778,  dated  Providence;  reported  "on  M  guard;"  also,  Lieut.  Col. 
Ebenezer  Sprout's  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and 
April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  April  1,  1777;  reported  transferred  to 
Light  Infantry  co. ;  also,  Capt.  John  Wright's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  Shep- 
ard's regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  also,  Lieut. 
Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Shepard's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  20,  1780;  also,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt.; 
return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1780,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  March  20,  1777;  dis- 
charged March  20,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Job  Alvord's  co.,  Col.  S.  Murray's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  1  mo. 
27  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months ;  also,  return  of  3  and  6  months  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  from  (late) 
Col.  Moseley's  regt.  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Danderson  (Danielson),  dated  Hamp- 
shire Co.,  Oct.  26,  1780;  Capt.  Coe's  co. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Granville;  term,  3 
months;  reported  mustered  by  Lieut.  Col.  Timothj'  Robinson. 

Granger,  Eleazer,  Southwick,  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Silas  Fowler's  co.,  dated  Southwick,  April  2,  1779;  residence, 
Southwick ;  engaged  for  town  of  Southwick ;  joined  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co..  Col. 
William  Shepherd's  regt.;  term,  9  months,  to  expire  March  16,  1779;  also.  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co.,  Col.  William  Shepard's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July 
and  Aug.,  1778,  dated  Providence;  enlistment,  8  months;  reported  sick  at 
E.  Haven. 

Granger,  Eleazer.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Porter's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  April  26, 1777 ;  left  service  May  20, 1777 ;  service, 
25  days;  company  called  out  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  April  26,  1777,  and 
marched  to  Saratoga. 

Granger,  Eleazer.  Private,  Capt.  John  Kalogg's  (Kellogg's)  co..  Col.  Leonard'* 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  30,  1777 ;  discharged  July  15,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  17  days,  in 
Northern  department. 

Granger,  Eleazer.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Sacket's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  20, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  22, 1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  2  days,  in  Northern 
department;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Granger,  Eleazer.  Receipt  dated  Springfield,  Dec.  16, 1782,  signed  by  Seth  Banister, 
Captain,  4th  Mass.  regt.,  and  Muster  Master,  stating  that  he  had  received  said 
Granger  of  Capt.  William  Brown,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  4  of  the  town  of  Dighton, 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Granger,  Eli,  Westfield.  Private,  in  a  Westfield  co.  of  Minute-men  commanded  by 
Lieut.  John  Shephard,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775;  discharged  May  12,  1775;  service,  3  weeks  1  day. 

Granger,  Frederick,  West  Springfield.  Fifer,  Capt.  Joseph  Crocker's  co..  Col.  John 
Greaton's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
May  10,  1780. 

Granger,  Frederick^  West  Springfield.  List  of  men  mustered,  as  returned  by  Nat. 
Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  26,  1780;  Col.  Crane's 
regt.;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft,  7  in.;  complexion,  brown;  occupation,  gentle- 
man soldier;  residence,  West  Springfield  ;  term,  during  war;  mustered  by  Lieut. 
Hiwill ;  also,  Setgeant,  Capt.  Vose's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 


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Granger,  Frederick,  continued. 

accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  re- 
turned by  order  of  Gen.  Heath,  dated  Jan.  10,  1781 ;  Capt.  Thomas  Vose's  co.,  3d 
Artillery  regt. ;  rank,  Sergeant;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion, 
light;  engaged  April  1,  1780,  by  Lieut.  Hiwell;  term,  during  war. 

Granger,  George.  Capt.  John  Kalogg's  (Kellogg's)  co.,  Col.  Leonard's  regt.;  en- 
gaged May  16,  1777 ;  discharged  July  15,  1777  ;  service,  2  mos.  1  day,  in  Northern 
department. 

Granger,  Ithamar,  Washington.  Receipt  dated  Washington,  Feb.  19,  1781,  for 
bounty  paid  said  Granger  by  Seth  Gillit,  on  behalf  of  a  class  of  the  town  of 
Washington,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  j^ears;  also, 
certificate  signed  by  Ezra  Hoyt,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co.,  stating  that 
he  had  received  said  Granger  and  James  Finrows,  who  were  turned  over  to  him 
by  Seth  Gillet,  of  Washington,  as  two  of  the  quota  of  said  town,  to  serve  in. 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Lenox, 
Aug.  20, 1781,  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780, 
and  delivered  to  William  Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county ;  Capt.  Sloan's 
CO.,  Col.  Roseter's  regt.;  age,  23  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  light ; 
hair,  dark;  occupation,  laborer;  residence,  Washington;  engaged  for  town  of 
Washington  ;  term,  3  years  ;  reported  deserted ;  also,  receipt  dated  Lenox,  signed 
by  William  Walker,  Superintendent,  stating  that  he  had  received  said  Granger, 
who  enlisted  into  the  Continental  Armj^  for  the  term  of  3  years  to  the  credit  of  the 
town  of  Washington.     [See  Thomas  Granger.] 

Granger,  Ithamar.  Frivate,  Capt,  Daniel  Sacket's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  20,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  22, 1777;  service,  2  mos.  2  days,  in  Northern 
department;  company  raised  for  3  months;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Sloper's  co.,  Col. 
Israel  Chapin's  (3d)  regt.;  enlisted  Nov.  5,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  ser- 
vice, 22  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  3  months. 

Granger,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Johnson's  co..  Col.  Johnson's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  14,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777 ;  service,  4  mos.,  travel  included,  with 
Northern  army.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Andover. 

Granger,  Jacob.  Frivate,  Capt.  Stephen  Webster's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  14,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  19  days,  travel 
Included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  Essex  counties  to  reinforce- 
army  under  Gen.  Washington. 

Granger,  James,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  23,  1777;  Capt.  Scott's  co.,  Col.  Henley's 
regt. ;  also.  Col.  David  Henley's  regt. ;  return  of  recruits  for  knapsacks,  dated 
Boston,  Feb.  16,  1778;  reported  under  marching  orders;  also,  return  certified  at 
Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's, 
Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in 
Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the 
command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779; 
rank,  Frivate;  residence,  Boston;  enlisted  Nov.  15,  1777;  enlistment,  during 
war;  said  Granger  appears  among  men  belonging  to  Col.  Henley's  regt.  who  had 
been  discharged  from  the  rolls  prior  to  above  arrangement;  reported  deserted 
Jan.  15,  1778. 

Granger,  James.  List  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by 
Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  Capt.  Stone's  co. ;  term, 
3  years  or  during  war. 

Granger,  James.  List  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
[year  not  given] ;  engaged  for  town  of  Ipswich ;  reported  a  transient. 


720  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gka.nger,  John.  Captain,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  regt. ;  list  of  ofHcers;  resolved  in 
Provincial  Congress  May  23,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  receipt  for 
commissions  signed  by  Col.  Learned. 

Granger,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Kalogg's  (Kellogg's)  co..  Col  Leonard's  regt.; 
enlisted  May  30,  1777;  discharged  July  15,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  17  days,  in 
Northern  department. 

Granger,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.; 
engaged  Aug.  24,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  22  days,  in  Northern  department;  said 
Granger,  with  20  others,  reported  as  having  deserted  Oct.  27, 1777,  and  pay  not 
allowed. 

Granger,  John.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  term  of  8  months  to  fill  deficiencies  in 
quota  of  men  raised  to  serve  for  3  years  and  during  the  war ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Southwick  ;  joined  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  15,  1778 ;  also, 
descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9, 
1779;  Capt.  Fowler's  co.,  Col.  Moseley's  regt.;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.; 
complexion,  light;  hair,  brown  ;  credited  to  town  of  Southwick  ;  term,  8  months, 
to  expire  Jan.  -,  1780;  delivered  to  Ensign  E.  White. 

Granger,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Paige's  co.,  Col.  John  Rand's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  5,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  15  days,  travel  included, 
at  West  Point ;  company  raised  for  3  months.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 

Granger,  John.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  6,  1778;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also,  Gunner,  Capt.  Buck- 
land's  CO.,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as  serving  12  mos.  as  Gunner,  12  mos.  as 
Bombardier,  and  12  mos.  as  Matross ;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Stephen  Buckland's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  of 
men  in  service  before  Aug.  1,  1777,  who  had  not  been  absent  subsequently  except 
by  leave  of  proper  authority,  certified  at  Park  of  Artillerj'  near  Morristown,  Jan. 
28,  1780 ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Shaw's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  return  made  by 
order  of  Gen.  Heath,  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  9,  1781;  enlisted  Nov.  18,  1776,  by 
Capt.  Buckland ;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Shaw's  co.,  Col. 
Crane's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.  and  March,  1781 ,  dated  West  Point ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1781,  dated  North  Redoubt. 

Granger,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thrall's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1781;  dis- 
charged Nov.  9, 1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  29  days,  travel  included,  under  Col.  Marenus 
Willet  "  on  Mohawk  river ;  "  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Granger,  John,  Jr.  [?].  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Barns's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Israel  Chapen's 
(3d)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  16,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10 
days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  3  months. 

Granger,  Joseph,  Methuen.  Private,  Capt.  James  Jones's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord ;  service,  4  days ;  also,  Capt. 
John  Bodwell's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Garrish's  (Gerrish's)  regt.  of  guards;  service  be- 
tween April  2,  1778,  and  July  2,  1778,  2  mos.  17  days,  at  Cambridge;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  service  from  July  2  to  July  12,  1778,  10  days,  at  Cambridge. 

Granger,  Justin,  West  Springfield.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Rowlee's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Timothy  Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  Dec.  25, 1776 ; 
service  to  April  3,  1777,  99  days  at  Ticonderoga;  also,  same  co.  and  detachment; 
muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777;  enlistment  to  expire 
March  25,  1777 ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Flower's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 


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Granger,  Justin,  continued. 

(2d)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec. 
31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  West 
Springfield;  enlisted  for  town  of  West  Springfield;  mustered  by  Col.  Wood- 
bridge,  County  Muster  Master;  also,  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van 
Scliaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in  camp  near  Stillwater;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1777  ;  en- 
listment, 3  years;  also,  muster  rolls  dated  Albany,  Nov.  10,  1777,  and  Jan.  2, 
177S;  also,  muster  roll  dated  Albany,  Feb.  4,  1778;  reported  sick  in  general 
hospital ;  also,  muster  rolls  dated  Albany,  March  9, 1778,  and  April  16, 1778 ;  also, 
muster  roll  dated  Albany,  May  13, 1778 ;  reported  f  urloughed  for  2  months  by  Gen. 
Conway;  also,  muster  roll  dated  Fort  Constitution,  June  15,  1778;  reported  fur- 
loughed  May  6  for  2  months  by  Gen.  Conway ;  also,  muster  roll  dated  White  Plains, 
July  20,  1778;  reported  sick  at  Springfield;  also,  muster  roll  dated  White  Plains, 
Aug.  5,  1778;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1778,  dated  White  Plains;  also,  muster 
roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fredericksburgh ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778,  dated 
Camp  Roxbury  ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  and  Jan.,  1779,  dated 
Camp  Continental  Village;  also,  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Quarters  at 
Croton  river;  also,  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  Quarters  near  Croton 
bridge ;  also,  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  "  Crompond  "  ;  also,  muster  roll 
for  May,  1779,  dated  Camp  Highlands ;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1779,  dated 
Constitution  Island;  also,  muster  rolls  for  July  and  Aug.,  1779,  dated  Camp 
Highlands ;  reported  sick  in  camp  in  Aug.,  1779 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1779, 
dated  Camp  Bedford;  reported  sick  in  hospital;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779, 
dated  Camp  near  Peekskill ;  reported  sick  at  Fishkill,  Sept.  10, 1779 ;  also,  muster 
roll  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779,  dated  Continental  Village;  reported  discharged  Jan. 
1,  1780. 

Granger,  Lebbeus.  Private,  Capt.  Solomon  Brown's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  31, 1779;  discharged  Sept.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
6  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. 

Granger,  Luther,  Granby.  Private,  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Chapin's  detachment.  Col. 
Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  9,  1777;  discharged  Aug. 
12,1777;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel  included;  detachment  "marched  by  the 
way  of  AUbony  near  Fort  Edward  on  the  alarm  at  Tyconderoga ; "  also,  Capt. 
Enoch  Chapin's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  23, 1777 ;  discharged 
Sept.  28,  1777 ;  service,  12  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Northern  de- 
partment; roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June 
5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Har- 
wood,  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Springfield,  July  3, 1780 ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10 
in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Granby;  marched  to  camp  July  3, 
1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Daniel  Frye  of  the  artificers ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having 
passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for 
6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Granby  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army 
during  1780;  marched  July  3,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  9^ 
days,  travel  included. 

Granger,  Ltba  (also  given  Libe).  Private,  Capt.  Job  Alvord's  co.,  CoL  S.  Murray's 
(Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10, 1780 ;  service, 
1  mo.  27  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months  ;  also,  return  of  3  and  6  months  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  from  (late) 
Col.  Moseley's  regt.  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Danderson  (Danielson),  dated  Hamp- 
shire Co.,  Oct.  26,  1780;  Capt.  Coe's  co. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Granville;  term, 
3  months ;  mustered  by  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson  ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Ben- 
jamin Barns's  co.,  Col.  David  Moseley's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  6  days; 
company  marched  to  quell  the  mob  at  Northampton  June  12  and  June  16,  1782. 


722  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Granger,  Peter.  Seaman,  frigate  "  Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nicholson ; 
engaged  Dec.  15, 1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  28  days ;  engagement,  12  months ;  reported 
died  March  12,  1782. 

Granger,  Sebe,  Granville.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  for  the 
term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  Hamilton's  co., 
Col.  Morsly's  (Moseley's)  regt. ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  1  in.;  complexion, 
dark  ;  hair,  brown  ;  residence,  Granville ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  16,  1778 ;  also, 
list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  11. 
Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  also,  return  of  3  and  6  months  men  raised  in  Hampshire 
Co.  from  (late)  Col.  Moseley's  regt.  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Danderson  (Daniel- 
son),  dated  Hampshire  Co.,  Oct.  26,  1780;  Lieut.  Hamilton's  co. ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Granville;  term,  6  months ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  ser- 
vice and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return 
dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by 
the  town  of  Granville  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched 
July  11,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  4,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  5  days,  travel  included: 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Phineas  Bowman's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  July  10,  1780;  discharged 
Jan.  9,  1781 ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Thrall's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1781 ;  discharged 
Nov.  9,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  29  days,  travel  included,  under  Col.  Marenus  Willet 
"on  Mohawk  river;"  company  raised  for  3  months;  also,  receipt  dated  Gran- 
ville, April  16,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Granger  by  Capt.  Abiel  Brown  and 
Lieut.  Stephen  Spelman,  Committee  of  said  town,  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Granger,  Seth,  Granville.  Private,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  April  20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  9  days ; 
reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  29, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co.,  Col. 
Timothy  Danielson's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29, 
1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury, 
Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Rox- 
bury, Dec.  22, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  William  Cooley's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's 
(Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 4  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  towards  Bennington  on  an  alarm ; 
also,  Capt.  Aaron  Coe's  co..  Col.  John  Moseley's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1777;  service,  33  days;  company  marched  by 
order  of  Gen.  Gates  to  reinforce  Northern  army  on  an  alarm ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel 
Sloper's  CO.,  Col.  Israel  Chapin's  (3d)  regt.;  enlisted  Nov.  5,  1779;  discharged 
Nov.  22,  1779 ;  service,  22  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Barns's  co..  Col. 
David  Moseley's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  6  days ;  company  marched  to 
quell  the  mob  at  Northampton  June  12  and  June  16,  1782. 

Granger,  Thaddeus.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Hickok's  co.,  Berkshire  Co.  regt. 
commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Sears  ;  enlisted  Aug.  6, 1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  8, 1781 ; 
service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  3  months.  Roll  en- 
dorsed "  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt." 

Granger,  Thomas,  Sandisfield.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Sandisfield;  engaged  for  town  of  Sandisfield;  joined  Capt. 
Stone's  CO.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Fife  Major,  Col.  Sprout's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  reported  as  serving  8  mos.  as  Fifer,  4  mos.  as  Fife  Major;  also,  2d  Mass. 
regt.;  list  of  men  entitled  to  $20  or  200  acres  of  land,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
March  5,  1801. 

Granger,  Thomas.  Account  dated  Washington,  Sept.  25,  1781,  rendered  against  the 
Commonwealth  of  Massachusetts  by  the  Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid  said  Granger 


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Granger,  Thomas,  continued. 

and  others  for  enlisting  into  the  Continental  Army  for  3  years.     [See  Itharaar 
Granger.] 

Granger,  William.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  for  Continental 
service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779 ;  Capt.  Fowler's  co..  Col.  Moseley's 
regt. ;  age,  16  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  engaged 
for  town  of  Southwick ;  term,  8  months ;  reported  delivered  to  Ensign  E.  White. 

Granger,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Thrall's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1781;  dis- 
charged Nov.  9, 1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  29  days,  travel  included,  under  Col.  Marenus 
Willet  "  on  Mohawk  river;  "  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Grangier,  Eleazer,  Southwick.  List  of  deserters  from  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th) 
regt.  made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  June  1,  1780;  Maj.  Ball's  co. ;  age,  22  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  residence,  Southwick;  enlist- 
ment, 9  months;  deserted  Oct.  4,  1779;  reported  as  having  left  regiment  at  Bed- 
ford, N.  Y. ;  last  heard  of  at  Westfield. 

Grannel,  Benjamin,  Freetown.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

Grannis,  John.  Captain;  engaged  June  25,  1775;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos. 
22  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands;  also,  Captain,  3d  co. ;  list  of 
seacoast  officers  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  and  Martha's  Vineyard ;  commis- 
sioned Jan.  1,  1776 ;  also,  Captain ;  marched  Jan.  4,  1776  ;  service  to  Aug.  6, 1776 ; 
service,  7  mos.  4  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of  sea- 
coast  ;  rolls  dated  Tarpaulin  Cove. 

Grant,  ■.      [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grand,  Granet,  Greant, 

Grundt,  Grunt.] 

Grant,  .    Private,  Capt.  John  Symonds'sco.  of  matrosses  raised  in  Salem;  enlisted 

July  12,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  19  days. 

Grant,  Alexander,  Salem.  Matross,  Capt.  Samuel  Russell  Trevett's  co..  Col.  Richard 
Gridley's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  June  21,  1775;  enlisted  June  15,  1775;  service, 
6  days. 

Grant,  Alexander,  Salem.  Private;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard 
under  Col.  L.Baldwin  at  Prospect  Hill,  dated  July  16,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Nathan 
Brown's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's  (19th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  25,  1775;  service,  9  weeks  5  days;  also,  Capt.  Brown's  co.,  Col. 
Mansfield's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson  ;  company  return 
dated  Oct.  6, 1775  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

Grant,  Alexander.  Private,  Capt.  David  Mosely's  co..  Col.  John  Mosely's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  3  days,  travel 
included,  on  expedition  to  Saratoga. 

Grant,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Felton's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  service  from  Sept. 
1,  1776,  to  Nov.  15,  1776,  2^  mos.,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Grant,  Andrew.  Captain,  3d  co..  Col.  Josiah  Brewer's  (Penobscot)  regt. ;  list  of  offi- 
cers to  be  commissioned,  as  returned  by  Col.  Brewer  and  others,  field  officers, 
dated  Penobscot,  July  1,  1777 ;  ordered  in  Council  July  20, 1776,  that  said  officers 
be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  July  20,  1776;  also.  Captain,  in  com- 
mand of  a  detachment  from  Col.  Josiah  Brewer's  regt. ;  engaged  Aug.  18,  1777 ; 
service  to  Sept.  16,  1777,  30  days ;  detachment  marched  to  the  assistance  of 
Machias ;  roll  dated  Penobscot. 


724  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Grant,  Andrew.  Volunteer;  Capt.  Solomon  Walker's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Prime's 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  26,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  26,  1780;  service,  7  mos.  1  day, 
under  Brig.  Gen.  P.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward. 

Grant,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Christopher  Bannister's  co.,  Col.  John  Dicl^enson's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  17, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  22, 1777  ;  service,  8  days,  travel  included ; 
company  marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm  to  reinforce  army  near  that  place. 
Roll  dated  Chesterfield. 

Grant,  Benaiah  (also  given  Beriah).  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Thayer's  co..  Col.  Eben- 
ezer  Tha}'er's  (Suflfolli  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  14, 1780;  discharged  Oct.  9,1780; 
service,  3  mos.  6  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months  and  stationed  at  West  Point;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to 
Capt.  Nathan  Thayer's  co.  who  had  not  received  pay  for  3  mos.  service  In  the 
Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  March  3  [year  not  given]  ;  wages  of 
said  Grant  and  others  to  be  paid  to  the  town  of  Wrentham  by  agreement ;  also, 
Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co. ;  marched  March  3,  1781 ;  discharged  March  17,  1781 ; 
service,  15  days;  company  detached  from  4th  SufiFolk  Co.  regt.,  by  order  of  His 
Excellency  John  Hancock,  for  service  on  a  40  days  expedition  to  Rhode  Island 
under  Maj.  Gen.  Lincoln;  also,  Capt.  Fisher's  co..  Col.  Turner's  regt.;  pay  roll 
dated  March  26,  1783. 

Grant,  Benjamin,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Robei-t  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Tit- 
comb's  regt. ;  marched  from  home  April  25,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  8  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated  Warren ;  also,  account  dated  Ipswich,  Jan. 
18,  1782,  of  bounties  paid  said  Grant  and  others  by  the  town  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Grant,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co.,  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  24,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778;  service,  11  days,  at  Rhode  Island,  in- 
cluding time  to  return  home;  also,  Lieut.  Asa  Balew's  co.,  in  a  regiment  com- 
manded by  Maj.  Seth  Bullard;  marched  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  2,  1780; 
service,  8  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Grant,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  John  Evans's  co. ;  enlisted  Sept.  16, 1781 ;  discharged 
Dec.  3, 1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  20  days ;  company  raised  for  3  months  and  stationed 
at  Androscoggin  river  to  guard  frontiers. 

Grant,  Benjamin.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  Oct.  1, 
1781,  12  mos.  22  days ;  reported  deserted  Oct.  22,  1782. 

Grant,  Charles,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Wentworth  Stuart's  co..  Col.  Edmund 
Phinney's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Sept.  29,  1775,  including  abstract  of  pay 
from  last  of  July,  1775 ;  enlisted  July  14, 1775 ;  reported  discharged  Sept.  15, 1775 ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge, 
Oct.  26,  1775. 

Grant,  Charles,  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  Benjamin  Eustis's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  6,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  credited  to  town  of  Boxford;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for 
Aug.-Dec,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Capt.  Vose's  co..  Col.  Crane's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780. 

Grant,  Charles.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden ;  entered  service  March  9,  1777 ;  discharged  June  5,  1777.  Roll  sworn 
to  in  SufiFolk  Co. 

Grant,  Charles.  Seaman,  brig  "  Penet,"  John  Harris,  Master ;  engaged  Oct.  24, 1777 ; 
discharged  Feb.  9,  1778 ;  service,  3 J  mos.,  on  voyage  from  Boston  to  Nantes. 

Grant,  Charles.  List  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "Silver  Eel"  from  Halifax  to 
Boston  Oct.  8, 1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners ;  reported  a  Seaman. 


m  THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  725 

Grant,  Christopher,  Chesterfield.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Webster's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Gen.  Pomroy's  regt.,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt. 
Robert  Webster's  (8th)  co..  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also,  company 
return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  8,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Wales's  co.,  in  a 
regiment  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams;  enlisted  Dec.  20,  1776; 
discharged  March  20,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  13  days,  travel  included;  roll  dated 
Morristown ;  also,  Capt.  Abner  Pomeroy's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  service, 
7  mos.  23  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  state  of  New  York;  en- 
listment, 8  months ;  wages  allowed  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  part  of  May  and  the  month  of  June,  1778 ;  said 
Grant  allowed  17  days  service  (6  days  in  camp,  8  days  travel,  3  days  preceding 
march) ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Aug. -Oct.,  1778;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Jan.  and 
part  of  Feb.,  1779 ;  said  Grant  allowed  1  mo.  6  days  service  (28  days  in  camp,  8 
days  travel) ;  also,  order  on  Lieut.  John  Potter,  Paymaster  of  Col.  Wood's  regt., 
payable  to  Samuel  Thomas,  for  wages,  dated  Chesterfield,  April  2,  1779,  signed 
by  said  Grant. 

Grant,  Christopher,  Watertown.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Barnard's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Gardner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6  days; 
also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Abner  Crafts's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's  (late  Col. 
Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also, 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  Crafts's  co.,  37th  regt. ;  list  of  officers  who  had  not  been  com- 
missioned, as  returned  by  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond,  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill, 
Oct.  25,  1775 ;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  31,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  recommended 
to  Gen.  Washington  for  commissions  in  Continental  Army. 

Grant,  Christopher.  Private,  Capt.  Phineas  Stearns's  co. ;  service,  5  days ;  company 
marched  from  Watertown  by  order  of  Gen.  Washington  to  reinforce  army  at  the 
time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights  in  March,  1776. 

Grant,  Daniel,  Berwick.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Sullivan's  co..  Col.  James  Scam- 
mon's  (30th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  5, 1775 ;  service, 
3  mos.  3  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  of 
pay  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Dec.  27,  1775. 

Grant,  Daniel,  Berwick.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Joseph  Bragdon,  Jr.,  Muster 
Master  for  York  Co.,  dated  York,  April  14,  1777 ;  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co.,  Col. 
Samuel  Brewer's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  reported  received  State  and  Continental 
bounties ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  1,  1777,  to  Feb.  7,  1778; 
residence,  Berwick ;  credited  to  town  of  Berwick ;  reported  discharged  Feb.  7, 
1778;  also,  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.;  return  dated 
Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778;  mustered  by  Capt.  Bragdon;  reported 
turned  over  to  the  invalid  corps  at  Boston. 

Grant,  Daniel,  Somersworth.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  James  Scam- 
mon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  4  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ,  including 
abstract  of  pay  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

Grant,  Daniel,  York.  Private,  Capt.  Johnson  Moulton's  (York)  co.  of  Minute-men ; 
enlisted  April  21,  1775 ;  service,  4  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ; 
also,  Capt.  Samuel  Darby's  co.,  Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  6  days;  also,  company 


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Grant,  Daniel,  continued. 

return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ,  including  abstract  of  pay  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  28,  1775. 

Grant,  Daniel.  Memorandum  of  firelocks  received  of  sundry  officers  and  soldiers ; 
date  of  delivery  Jan.  31,  1776. 

Grant,  David,  York.  Private,  Capt.  Johnson  Moulton's  (York)  co.  of  Minute-men; 
enlisted  April  21,  1775;  service,  4  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
also,  return  endorsed  "  May  8,  1777,"  of  men  drafted  from  1st  York  Co.  regt.  to 
serve  at  Rhode  Island  or  elsewhere  in  New  England  for  the  term  of  2  months ; 
also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Abel  Moulton's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's  regt.;  service 
from  May  19,  1777,  to  July  18,  1777,  61  days,  including  travel  to  and  from  Rhode 
Island ;  company  raised  for  2  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Grant,  Duncan,  Portsmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co..  Col.  John  Nixon's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  30,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  9 
days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Sept.  30,  1775 ;  reported 
sick  but  present;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Winter  Hill,  Dec.  20,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  (7th)  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regimeiStal  return  dated  North  Castle, 
Nov.  9,  1776;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept. -Dec,  1776;  also,  Lieut. 
Col. Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  engaged  for  the  month  of  Jan.,  1777, 
dated  Springfield,  Jan.  25,  1777. 

Grant,  Ebenezer.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Edward  Grow's  co. ;  engaged  July  10,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice to  Dec.  31,  1775,  5  mos.  26  days;  company  raised  in  York  for  defence  of 
seacoast;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Moses  Sewall's  6th  (York)  co.,  1st  York  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers,  as  returned  by  Col.  Ebenezer  Sayer  and 
others,  dated  Wells,  June  12,  1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  June  25,  1776,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  June  26, 1776 ;  also,  2d  Lieuten- 
ant, Capt.  Abel  Moulton's  co..  Col.  John  Frost's  I'egt. ;  list  of  officers  appointed 
to  command  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Arm.y,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Gen. 
Jotham  Moulton  to  Maj.  Gen.  Warren,  at  Boston,  dated  Providence,  Dec.  24, 
1776. 

Grant,  Ebenezer.  Receipt  dated  May  13,  1783,  for  wages  for  service  to  May  10, 1783, 
on  board  the  frigate  "  Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Manley. 

Grant,  Edward,  St.  Georges.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Gregg's  co..  Col.  James  Car- 
gill's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  25,  1775;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  4  mos.  17 
days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  company  raised  in  St.  Georges,  Waldoborough,  and 
Camden,  and  stationed  in  said  towns;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Bancroft's  co..  Col. 
Michael  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  6, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  St.  Georges;  also,  Capt.  John  Wiley's  co..  Col. 
Jackson's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  also,  Capt.  Peirce's  co..  Col.  Michael 
Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  7,  1781;  Capt.  Peirce's  (6th)  co., 
Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (8th)  regt.;  rank,  Sergeant;  age,  21  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 
10  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  occupation,  yeoman;  birthplace,  St. 
Georges;  residence,  St.  Georges;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777,  by  Capt.  Wiley  at  Provi- 
dence ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Grant,  Edward.  List  dated  Boston,  Sept.  29,  1777,  of  men  detached  from  Col.  Jabez 
Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.  who  refused  to  march  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode 
Island. 

Grant,  Eleazer.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Kollock's  co.,  Col.  Wheelock's  regt. ;  service, 
23  days ;  company  marched  from  Wrentham  to  Warwick,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of 
Dec.  8,  1776. 


m  THE  WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION  727 

Grant,  Eleazee.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wentworth's  co.,  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ; 
enlisted  July  22,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  1  day,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Cambridge. 

Grant,  Elias,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  John  Merrett's  (7th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  25,  1775;  service,  2:| 
mos.  5  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  29,  1775. 

Grant,  Elias.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubberd's  co. ;  enlisted  June  1,  1776;  service  to 
Nov.  13,  1776,  5  mos.  13  days;  company  stationed  at  Kittery  Point  and  Old  York 
for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  William  Spinney's  co..  Col.  Cogswell's  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  19,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  17  days,  travel 
included ;  company  detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

Grant,  Elijah,  Woolwich.  Captain,  5th  co.,  1st  Lincoln  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia; 
list  of  officers  chosen  b.y  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by 
Dummer  Sewall  and  others ;  ordered  in  Council  July  1,  1776,  that  said  officers  be 
commissioned;  reported  commissioned  July  1,1776;  also,  Captain,  2d  co..  Col. 
Joseph  North's  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  appointed  to  command 
various  companies  raised  in  the  year  1776  in  accordance  with  an  act  passed  to  raise 
one-fourth  of  the  men  in  Lincoln  Co.,  as  returned  by  Samuel  Harnden  to  Maj. 
Gen.  James  Warren;  also,  Col.  Joseph  North's  regt.  stationed  at  Tiverton,  E,.  I. ; 
pay  abstract,  dated  Boston,  March  24,  1777,  for  mileage,  etc.,  from  Tiverton  home, 
due  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment;  said  Grant's  company  of  49  men 
allowed  240  miles  travel  each;  also,  certificate  sworn  to  in  Lincoln  Co.,  Sept.  20, 

1778,  signed  by  said  Grant,  Captain  of  a  Woolwich  co.,  stating  that  2  men  were 
detached  from  his  company,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  were  mus- 
tered and  had  marched  to  join  the  Continental  Army ;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Samuel 
McCobb's  (Lincoln  Co.)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  Georgetown,  Nov.  19, 

1779,  made  by  Lieut.  Col.  Dummer  Sewall,  agreeable  to  order  of  Adj.  Gen.  Peleg 
Wads  worth. 

Grant,  Elisha,  Woolwich.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  to  Brig.  Gen.  Farley, 
dated  Ipswich,  Feb.  17, 1778 ;  residence,  Woolwich ;  engaged  for  town  of  Ipswich ; 
joined  Capt.  Bayley's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
John  Wiley's  co.,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  April  1,  1777,  to  Aug.  24,  1777;  reported  killed  Aug.  24,  1777; 
also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Baj'ley's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  enlisted  April  1, 
1777;  service  to  May  26,  1777,  2  mos. 

Grant,  Elisha.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Andrew  Oilman ;  en- 
listed Oct.  25,  1776 ;  discharged  May  4,  1777 ;  service,  6  mos.  9  days ;  company 
stationed  at  Penobscot  river.    Roll  dated  Boston. 

Grant,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Woodbridge's  co..  Col.  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  8, 1777;  discharged  July 26, 1777 ;  service,  19  days;  company 
formed  part  of  detachment  under  Maj.  Caleb  Hide  which  marched  from  Stock- 
bridge  on  the  evacuation  of  Ticonderoga. 

Grant,  Elisha.  Volunteer,  Capt.  Solomon  Walker's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Prime's 
regt.;  enlisted  May  5,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  26,  1780;  service,  7  mos.  22  days, 
under  Brig.  Gen.  P.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward. 

Grant,  Elisha.  Marine,  sloop  "Defence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  James  Nivens;  en- 
gaged Aug.  2, 1781 ;  discharged  Sept.  26, 1781 ;  service,  1  mo.  24  days.  Roll  dated 
Boston. 

Grant,  Elisha.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nicholas  Crosby's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ; 
entered  service  July  23,  1777  ;  service  to  Sept.  26,  1777,  2  mos.  6  days;  certificate 
on  roll  states  that  said  company  was  raised  for  expedition  against  St.  Johns 


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Gkant,  Elisha,  continued. 

river,  N.  S.,  for  the  term  of  6  months  and  was  in  readiness  to  enter  on  said  ser- 
vice until  date  of  discharge,  Sept.  4,  1777;  said  Grant  actually  served  at  Machias 
until  Sept.  26,  1777 ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jordan  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Samuel 
McCobb's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  12,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781;  service,  5  mos. 
18  days,  at  the  Eastward.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Georgetown. 

Grant,  Ephraim,  Stockbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Charles  Dibble's  co..  Col.  John  Pater- 
son's  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  26,  1775.     [See  Ephraim  Grant  Clark.] 

Grant,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Grant's  detachment  from  Col.  Josiah 
Brewer's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777;  service  to  Sept.  16,  1777,  30  days;  com- 
pany marched  to  the  assistance  of  Machias.    Roll  dated  Penobscot. 

Grant,  Francis.  Mate,  brigantine  "Ann,"  Amos  Mansfield,  Master;  engaged  Dec. 
26,  1776;  discharged  March  24,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  28  days,  on  voyage  from 
Salem  to  Baltimore;  roll  dated  Boston,  May  21,  1777;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
officers  and  crew  of  the  schooner  "  Grampus"  (privateer),  commanded  by  Capt. 
Thomas  Holmes,  endorsed  "Nov.  -,  1780;"  age,  53  yrs. ;  stature,  4  ft.  8  in.; 
complexion,  dark;  birthplace,  Salem. 

Grant,  Gilbert,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Isaac 
Dean's  regt.;  marched  July  31,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  8  days; 
2  days  travel  also  allowed  on  march  home  from  Tiverton  to  Attleborough ;  com- 
pany marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Grant,  Goodwin.  Private,  Capt.  Nicholas  Crosby's  co..  Col.  John  Allan's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Oct.  8,  1777;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  3  days,  travel 
included;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Machias. 

Grant,  Hugh  (alias  Hugh  McPherson).  Receipt  dated  Boston,  July  25, 1782,  signed 
by  John  Popkin,  Muster  Master,  stating  that  he  had  received  said  Grant  of  Cor- 
nelius Gulliver,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  3  of  the  town  of  Milton,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  list  of  recruits  who  wei'e  mus- 
tered but  deserted  from  Boston  subsequent  to  June  24, 1782,  as  returned  by  Lieut. 
Col.  John  Popkin,  A.  G. ;  said  Grant  mustered  July  24,  1782,  to  the  credit  of  the 
town  of  Milton ;  deserted  Aug.  4,  1782. 

Grant,  Jabez.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Kollock's  co..  Col.  "Wheelock's  regt.;  service, 
23  days;  company  marched  from  Wrentham  to  Warwick,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of 
Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt., 
Suffolk  Co.  brigade ;  service,  25  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an 
alarm  April  21,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's 
regt. ;  service  from  Sept.  25,  1777,  to  Oct.  30,  1777,  1  mo.  5  days,  on  a  secret  expe- 
dition ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co. ;  marched 
March  3,  1781 ;  discharged  March  17,  1781 ;  service,  15  days ;  company  detached 
from  4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock  for  service 
on  a  40  days  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  under  Maj.  Gen.  Lincoln;  also,  Capt. 
Fisher's  co.,  Col.  Turner's  regt. ;  pay  roll  dated  March  26,  1783. 

Grant,  James,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's 
(30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  8,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  1  day ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ,  including  abstract  of  pay 
to  last  of  Jdly,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Dec.  21,  1775. 

Grant,  James.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbord's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  22,  1776 ;  service 
to  Nov.  13,  1776,  9  mos.  23  days ;  company  stationed  at  Kittery  Point  and  Old 
York  for  defence  of  seacoast. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  729 

Grant,  James.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Samuel  Sayer's  co.,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Samuel 
Young  subsequent  to  Aug.  3,  1779,  (late)  Maj.  Littlefield's  detachment  of  York 
Co.  militia;  enlisted  July  7,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  6,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  on 
Penobscot  expedition. 

Grant,  Jasper,  York.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Darby's  co.,  Col.  James  Scammon's 
(30th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  4  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ,  including  abstract  of  pay 
to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Cambridge,  Oct.  28,  1775. 

Grant,  John,  Berwick.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives, 
dated  June  23, 1776,  for  choice  of  officers  to  command  the  6  regiments  raised  to  serve 
before  Boston  until  April  1 ,  1776 ;  said  Grant  chosen  Quarter  Master  of  Col.  Lemuel 
Robinson's  regt.,  raised  in  Suffolk  and  York  counties ;  appointment  concurred  in 
by  Council  Jan.  23,  1776 ;  also,  Quarter  Master,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  June  30,  1777,  to  Nov.  28,  1777 ; 
also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 1780,  of  officers  and  men 
belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  be- 
longing to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated 
into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the 
arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  rank,  Quarter  Master;  residence,  Berwick; 
appointed  June  30,  1777;  said  Grant  appears  among  officers  belonging  to  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  regt.  who  were  not  included  in  the  above  arrangement;  re- 
ported resigned  Nov.  28,  1777. 

Grant,  John,  Boston.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  schooner  "  Cato," 
commanded  by  Capt.  David  Allen,  dated  Boston,  Sept.  29,  1780;  age,  24  yrs.  5 
mos.;  stature,  5  ft.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  dark;  residence, 
Boston. 

Grant,  John,  Gloucester.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "America," 
commanded  by  Capt.  John  Somes,  sworn  to  June  8,  1780 ;  age,  22  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  4  in. ;  residence,  Gloucester. 

Grant,  John  (also  given  Jr.),  Ipswich.  Certificate  of  agreement,  dated  Ipswich, 
March  29,  1780  [1781],  signed  by  said  Grant  and  others,  agreeing  to  accept  £4 
per  month  and  $1,000  (old  currency)  bounty,  respectively,  exclusive  of  Conti- 
nental wages,  they  having  engaged  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolves  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and  Feb.  26,  1781 ;  also,  return 
of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 
1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Ipswich  ;  engaged  March  13, 1781 ;  term,  3  years ;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  April,  1781,  dated  West  Point ;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781,  dated  Phillips- 
burgh  ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Peekskill;  also, 
muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Highlands;  also,  muster  rolls 
for  Dec,  1781,  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Hutts,  New  Boston;  also,  descriptive 
list  dated  Hutts,  New  Boston,  May  13,  1782;  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  co.,  Col.  John 
Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  age,  21  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.  (also  given  5  ft.) ;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  brown  (also  given  light)  ;  eyes,  light;  occupation,  yeoman 
(also  given  laborer) ;  residence,  Ipswich  ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Ipswich ;  enlisted 
March  26, 1781 ;  enlistment, 3  years;  also,  Capt.  Tisdale's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Greaton's 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.  and  Oct.,  1782 ;  also,  Capt.  Tisdale's  (3d)  co.,  3d  Mass. 
regt.  commanded  bj'  Lieut.  Col.  James  Mellin;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb., 
1783;  also,  Capt.  Tisdale's  (4th)  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Michael 
Jackson;  muster  roll  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1783;  balance  of  term  of  enlistment 
unexpired,  5  months  25  days ;  also,  3d  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  died 
or  were  discharged  in  1783  ;  said  Grant  discharged  Dec.  17,  1783,  at  West  Point; 
reported  as  having  received  clothing  on  various  dates  between  Nov.  20  [1782], and 


730  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Grant,  John  (also  given  Jr.),  continued. 

Nov.  18, 1783 ;  also,  Private,  7tb  co. ;  orders  dated  Oct.  17, 1783,  and  Dec.  26, 1783, 
for  wages  for  May-Dec.  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted 
on  account  of  wages. 

Grant,  John,  Lebanon.  List  of  men  raised  in  Yorli  Co.  for  Continental  service  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Lebanon ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lebanon. 

Grant,  John,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Thomas  Grant's  (3d)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st) 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Grant  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
June  27,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  19,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  18  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775] ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at 
Cambridge,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Grant,  John,  Stockbridge.  Matross,  Capt.  John  Callender's  co..  Col.  Richard  Grid- 
ley's  (Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  5,  1775; 
service,  2  mos.  1  day;  also,  Capt.  Lieut.  William  Perkins's  co..  Col.  Gridley's 
regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  endorsed  "  Nov.  6,  1775." 

Grant,  John,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  Col.  L.  Robinson's 
regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  29,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  4  days;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk 
and  York  counties ;  roll  dated  Roxbury ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co..  Col. 
Jonathan  Titcomb's  regt. ;  service,  2  mos.  4  days ;  company  drafted  for  service  on 
the  2  months  campaign  and  marched  to  Rhode  Island  May  3,  1777;  also,  Lieut. 
Asa  Balew's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj.  Seth  Bullard;  marched  July 
28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  13  days,  travel  included;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Grant,  John.  Private,  Maj.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co..  Col.  William  Sheppard's  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Jan  9, 1777 ;  reported 
deserted. 

Grant,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Whittelsey's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  detachment  of 
Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777 ;  discharged  Sept.  26,  1777 ;  service, 
20  days,  at  the  Northward. 

Grant,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt.;  enlisted 
May  15,  1778;  discharged  Feb.  7,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  28  days,  at  North  river; 
enlistment,  8  months  from  time  of  arrival  at  Peekskill. 

'Grant,  John.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Melville's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  list  of  officers  to  be  commissioned;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  9, 
1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
service  between  Aug.  1,  1776,  and  Nov.  1,  1776,  45  days;  reported  as  serving  in 
the  room  of  John  Ingersoll,  promoted;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from 
Nov.  1,  1776,  to  Feb.  1, 1777,  3  mos. ;  reported  as  serving  1  mo.  in  Colony  service, 
2  mos.  in  Continental  service ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Crafts's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Feb.  26,  1779;  reported  as 
serving  19  mos. as  Lieutenant,  6  mos.  25  days,  as  Captain  Lieutenant;  also,  2d 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  Melvill's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777, 
to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos.  7  days ;  roll  dated  Boston ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Col. 
Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  list  of  officers  submitted  by  Col.  Crafts  for 
approval,  dated  Boston,  April  18,  1777 ;  said  officers  approved  in  Council  April 
18,  1777 ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Philip  Marett's  (5th)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  regt.;  service  from  May  7,  1777,  to  Oct.  1,1777,4  mos.  24  days;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Boston;  also,  Captain  Lieutenant,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery) 
regt. ;  list  of  commissioned  officers  reported  as  "  now  in  the  service,"  dated  Nov. 
7,  1778 ;  also,  Captain  Lieutenant,  10th  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ; 
pay  abstracts  for  service  from  Nov.  1,  1778,  to  Feb.  28,  1779;  also,  Captain  Lieu- 


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■Grant,  John,  contmtied. 

tenant;  petition  dated  Boston,  Feb.  26,  1779,  signed  by  said  Grant  and  others, 
officers  of  Col.  Crafts's  regt.,  asking  that  their  resignations  be  accepted,  as  the 
Legislature  had  failed  to  redress  their  grievances ;  resignations  accepted  in  Council 
Feb.  26,  1779. 

Grant,  John.  Volunteer,  ship  "  Deane "  (privateer),  commanded  by  Capt.  Elisha 
Hinman;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  -,  1780;  age, 
16yrs.;  complexion,  light ;  occupation,  mariner;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Grant,  Joseph,  Charlestown.  Capt.  Josiah  Harris's  co..  Col.  William  Bond's  (late 
Gardner's)  37th  regt.;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Dec.  27,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
SuflFolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777 ;  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's 
regt. ;  also,  Private,  6th  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  20, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Robert  Allen's  co.,  Col. 
Alden's  regt.;  return  endorsed  "1778;"  residence,  Charlestown;  term,  during 
war;  reported  mustered  by  County  Muster  Master  Barber,  and  by  a  Continental 
Muster  Master;  also,  (late)  Colonel's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Jonas  Parker, 
(late)  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1778,  dated  Cherry  Valley ;  enlisted 
Jan.  20,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Robert  Allen's  co.,  (late) 
Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at 
"FortHarkermen,"Feb.  26, 1779;  «/so,  Capt.  Lieut.  Jonas  Parker's  co.,  (late)  Col. 
Alden's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Fort  Harkemer ;  also, 
Capt.  Parker's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  endorsed  "  Jan.  11, 
1781 ;  "  Capt.  Jonathan  Maynard's  (also  given  Capt.  Allen's)  co..  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  30  (also  given  33  and  31)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  com- 
plexion, sandy  (also  given  dark);  hair,  brown  (also  given  dark);  occupation, 
cooper;  birthplace,  Charlestown;  residence,  Charlestown;  enlisted  for  town  of 
Charlestown;  enlisted  March  -,  1779,  by  Lieut.  Parker;  enlistment,  during  war; 
also.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Jonas  Parker's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th) 
regt. ;  master  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan 
Maynard's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781, 
dated  West  Point;  also,  muster  rolls  for  June  and  Jul.v,  1781;  also,  muster  roll 
for  Aug.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Peekskill;  reported  on  command  with  Maj.  Darby 
from  Jan.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Sept.,  1781-July,  1782;  reported  on  com- 
mand at  West  Point  in  Sept.,  1781,  absent  in  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  as  servant  to  the 
field  officers;  also,  Capt.  Maynard's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  muster 
rolls  for  Aug.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1782 ;  also,  Capt.  Francis's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's 
regt.;  list  of  men  furloughed  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  leave  given  said  Grant 
by  Gen.  Patterson  Dec.  16,  1782,  to  go  from  New  AVindsor  to  Charlestown  for  40 
days;  overstayed  1  day;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  C.  Allen's  (8th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.  and  April,  1783;  also,  Capt.  Allen's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  men  tried  by  courts-martial  subsequent  to 
Jan.  1,  1781 ;  said  Grant  tried  April  21  [year  not  given,  probably  1783] ,  by  regi- 
mental court-martial,  Capt.  Lincoln,  President,  on  charge  of  being  drunk  and 
absent  from  roll  call ;  sentenced  to  forfeit  his  badges ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
list  of  men  who  died  or  were  discharged  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  said  Grant 
discharged  June  10, 1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of  enlistment  having  expired. 

Xjrant,  Joseph,  Stockbridge.  Capt.  Lyman's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt.;  list  of 
deserters,  dated  July  22,  1776;  age,  45  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion, 
dark ;  residence,  Stockbridge ;  deserted  Feb.  26,  1776. 

•<3eant,  Joseph.  1st  Lieutenant,  brig  "Pluto"  (privateer);  petition  dated  Salem, 
June  4,  1778,  signed  by  Henry  Williams,  asking  that  John  Hill  be  commissioned 
as  commander  of  said  brig ;  ordered  in  Council  June  5,  1778,  that  a  commission 
be  issued. 


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Grant,  Joseph.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn, 
Superintendent  for  said  county ;  Capt.  Brigham's  co.,  Col.  Cushing's  regt.;  age, 
36  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  occupation,  cordwainer ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Northborough ;  engaged  May  9,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Grant,  Joseph.  List  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  and  rejected  by  the 
Muster  Master,  as  returned  by  John  Carpenter,  Captain  of  guards  stationed  at 
Springfield;  receipt  for  clothing  for  said  men,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  19,  1782;  re- 
ported doing  garrison  duty. 

Grant,  Josh'a.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  James  Littlefield's  (7th)  co.,  1st  York  Co.  regt. 
of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  [year  not  given]. 

Grant,  Joshua,  York.    Private,  Capt.  Johnson  Moulton's  (York)  co.  of  Minute-men 
enlisted  April  21,  1775 ;  service,  4  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 
also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Darby's  co.,  Col.  James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt. 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  6  days 
also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ,  including  abstract  of  pay  to  last  of 
July,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cam- 
bridge, Oct.  28,  1775 ;  also,  Quartermaster  Sergeant,  (late)  Capt.  Samuel  Sayer's 
CO.,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Samuel  Young  subsequent  to  Aug.  3,  1779,  (late) 
Maj.  Littlefield's  detachment  of  York  Co.  militia;  entered  service  July  7,  1779; 
discharged  Sept.  6,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Grant,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Adams's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards ; 
joined  Nov.  3,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  23  days,  at  Cambridge;  reported  deserted 
Dec.  26,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Plimpton's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  muster 
roll  dated  Dec.  3,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Cambridge, 
Jan.  24,  1778;  reported  deserted;  also,  receipt  dated  Medway,  June  16,  1778, 
signed  by  said  Grant  and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  Moses  Adams's  co..  Col. 
Brooks's  regt.  of  guards  stationed  at  Cambridge,  for  wages  for  service  from  Nov. 
3, 1777,  to  April  3,  1778,  5  mos.,  and  travel  allowance  for  said  term. 

Grant,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  detachment ;  engaged  July  15, 1778 ; 
discharged  Dec.  15,  1778;  service,  5  mos. ;  detachment  drafted  to  serve  as  guards 
for  6  months  under  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish  at  Boston  and  Cambridge. 

Grant,  Joshua.  Private,  Lieut.  Asa  Balew's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj. 
Seth  Bullard;  marched  July  28,  1780;  discharged  July  30,  1780;  service,  5  days, 
travel  included;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Grant,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Walter  McFarland's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's  (Mid- 
dlesex Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  24,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3 
mos.  10  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Grant,  Joshua.  Enlistment  agreement  dated  York,  May  8, 1781,  signed  by  said  Grant 
and  others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
3  years,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  stating  that  they  had  received  bounty  of  the 
town  of  York ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  David  Holbrook's  co.,  Col.  William  Shep- 
ard's  (4th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June-Sept.,  1781 ;  enlisted  Jan.  3,  1781 ;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years ;  reported  with  Col.  Putnam  in  Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for 
Oct.-Dec,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782^ 
dated  Hutts. 

Grant,  LandraS.  Private,  Capt.  Richard  Rogers's  co..  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ; 
enlisted  July  29,  1778;  discharged  Oct.  5,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  [?],  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Winter  Hill. 

Grant,  Martin,  Brunswick.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's  (2d  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Nathaniel 


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Grant,  Martin,  continued. 

Larrabee,  dated  Brunswick,  Nov.  7,  1777;  residence,  Brunswick;  engaged  for 
town  of  Brunswick;  joined  Capt.  John  Reid's  co.,  Col.  Francis's  (also  given  Col. 
Alden's)  regt. ;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Reed's  co..  Col.  John 
Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  16,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  John  Reed's  co..  Col.  Alden's  battalion;  return  dated 
Jan.  12,  1778,  made  by  Lieut.  Aaron  Holden ;  mustered  by  Col.  Sewall,  Muster 
Master  for  Lincoln  Co.,  and  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  Capt.  Reed's 
CO.,  (late)  Col.  Ichabod  Alden's  (6th)  regt.;  return  of  men  in  camp  before  Aug. 
15, 1777,  certified  at  Cherry  Valley,  Feb.  24, 1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Cherry  Valley ;  enlisted  Feb.  24, 1777  ;  also, 
Capt.  Reed's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  8,  1780 ;  also,  Capt.  Mason  Wottles's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Calvin  Smith's  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said  Grant  from 
March  1,  1782,  to  Dec.  31,  1782,  10  mos.;  reported  as  serving  in  room  of  Thomas 
Guptail ;  also,  discharge  dated  Headquarters,  Newburgh,  July  10, 1783,  signed  by 
Gen.  AVashington,  stating  that  said  Grant  was  unfit  for  service  either  in  the  field  or 
garrison  on  account  of  rheumatism ;  reported  as  belonging  to  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  also, 
order  dated  Falmouth,  Casco  Bay,  Dec.  10,  1784,  signed  by  said  Grant,  for  wages 
due  for  service  in  6th  Mass.  regt. 

Grant,  Martin.  Company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont  for  muskets,  etc., 
dated  Camp  Coxes  Head,  June  8,  1781;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Lemont's  co..  Col. 
McCobb's  regt.;  enlisted  May  10,  1781;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1781,  6  mos.  20  days, 
near  Penobscot  river ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Lincoln  Co. 

Grant,  Michael,  Halifax  (also  given  Hallowell  and  Boston).  List  of  men  raised  in 
Suffolk  Co.  for  Continental  service,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Metcalf,  of  Col.  Whee- 
lock's  regt.,  dated  June  18,  1777 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham ;  term,  3  years ; 
also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Asa  Fair- 
banks's  co.,  known  as  the  South  co.  in  the  West  Parish  of  Wrentham,  Col.  Benja- 
min Hawes's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Wrentham,  Fel).  16,  1778;  residence, 
Halifax  (also  given  Hallowell) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham  (also  given 
Franklin);  joined  Capt.  Winthrop's  co..  Col.  Crain's  regt.;  term,  during  war; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co., 
dated  Boston,  June  8,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Winthrop 
Sargent's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  May  28,  1777,  to  Jan.  21,  1778;  residence,  Boston;  reported  de- 
serted Jan.  21,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.-Dec,  1777; 
reported  confined  in  Oct.,  1777. 

Grant,  Michael,  Machias.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Nathan  Snow's  co.  (South  co.  in  Abington),  Col.  Mitchel's  (3d 
Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Abington,  May  15, 1777 ;  residence,  Machias ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Abington;  joined  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  term, 
during  war ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  26,  1777 ;  Capt.  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Alden's  regt. 

Grant,  Michael.  Capt.  Barns's  co.,  4th  regt. ;  company  receipt  given  to  Benjamin 
Heywood,  Paymaster  of  4th  regt.,  for  wages  due  prior  to  Jan.  1, 1776,  dated  Camp 
Mt.  Washington,  Sept.  30,  1776;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  (5th)  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle, 
Nov.  9,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept.- 
Dec,  1776;  also,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  order  for  wages,  etc.,  dated  Chatham,  Jan. 
2,  1777;  also,  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  return  of  men  who  en- 
gaged for  the  month  of  Jan.,  1777,  dated  Springfield,  Jan.  25,  1777. 

Grant,  Moses,  Berwick.  List  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  for  Continental  service  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Berwick ;  engaged  for  town  of  Berwick. 


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Grant,  Moses,  Boston.  Return  dated  Boxford,  Feb.  13,  1778,  made  by  a  committee- 
appointed  to  raise  one-seventh  part  of  the  male  inhabitants  of  the  town  of  Boxford 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army ;  residence,  Boston  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Box- 
ford; joined  Col.  John  Crane's  regt. ;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1780;  also, 
list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated 
Boston,  April  13,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  William  Tread- 
well's  CO.,  Col.  John  Crane's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  April  1,  1777,  to  Oct.  7,  1777;  reported  deserted;  also,  Bombardier,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Aug.-Oct.,  1777  ;  reported  deserted  Oct.  7,  1777;  also, 
Matross,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Treadwell's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (3d  Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  return  made  by  order  of  Gen.  Heath,  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  11, 1781 ; 
enlisted  Jan.  1,  1780;  enlistment,  during  Avar;  also,  Matross,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
muster  rolls  for  Feb.,  March,  and  April,  1781,  dated  West  Point ;  also,  muster  roll 
for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781. 

Grant,  Moses,  Falmouth.  Capt.  David  Bradish's  co. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date 
of  enlistment.  May  12,  1775,  to  July  8,  1775;  credited  with  57  days  allowance; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  David  Bradish's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  (31st)  regt. ; 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiv- 
alent in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2 ,  Cambridge,  Oct.  28,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Jonathan  Sawyer's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison- 
at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776;  reported  discharged  Oct.  7, 
1776 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Peter 
Noyes's  (1st  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Falmouth,  Nov.  20,  1778;  residence,. 
Falmouth ;  engaged  for  town  of  Falmouth ;  term,  3  years. 

Grant,  Moses.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  as  returned  by  Col.  Ben- 
jamin Gill,  dated  June  27,  1777. 

Grant,  Moses.  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  Newport,  R.  I.,  in  the  prison-ship  "  Lord 
Sandwich"  and  landed  at  Bristol  March  7,  1778;  reported  a  Seaman. 

Grant,  Moses.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden;  engaged  March  10,  1778;  discharged  May  8,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  28- 
days. 

Grant,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Kollock's  co..  Col.  Wheelock's  regt. ;  service, 
7  days;  company  marched  from  Wrentham  to  Warwick,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of 
Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Lieut.  Asa  Balew's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj. 
Seth  BuUard;  marched  July  28,  1780;  discharged  July  30,  1780;  service,  5  days, 
travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Grant,  Nathaniel,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Rogers's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days ;  also,  Capt.  Abraham  Dodge's  co.. 
Col.  Moses  Little's  (12th)  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  10,  1776  [service  not  given]  ;  also, 
descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood,  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Springfield,  July  6, 
1780;  age,  32yrs;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Ipswich ;  marched  to  camp  July  6,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Taj'lor  of  2d 
Mass.  regt. ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct. 
25, 1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Ipswich  for  service 
in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  June  28,  1780;  discharged  Dec. 
14,  1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  28  days,  travel  included. 

Grant,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Dodge's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards ;  service  from  April  1,  1778,  to  Julj'  1,  1778,  3  mos.  3  days  ;  also,  company 
receipt  given  to  Capt.  John  Dodge  for  wages  for  service  in  April  and  May,  1778,. 


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Grant,  Nathaniel,  continued. 

dated  Camp  Winter  Hill,  June  21,  1778;  said  Grant  credited  with  29  days  service 
in  April  and  the  month  of  May. 

Grant,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cummings's  cc.  Col.  Jacob  Gerrlsh's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1779 ;  discharged  Nov.  22,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  20  days, 
travel  included  at  Claverack ;  regiment  detached  from  militia  of  Essex  and  Suf- 
folk counties  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Washington.  Roll  sworn  to  in  Suf- 
folk Co. 

Grant,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Gould's  co.,  Col.  Wade's  (Essex  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  17  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 
Roll  dated  Topsfield. 

Grant,  Neverson.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Amraidon's  co.,  Col.  Dean's  regt. ;  enlisted 
March  4,  1781 ;  discharged  March  18,  1781 ;  service,  14  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 
Roll  endorsed  "  40  days." 

Grant,  Patrick  [  ?].  Seaman,  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster 
Williams;  engaged  May  3,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  17,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  14 
days. 

Grant,  Patrick.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bird's  co..  Col.  Webb's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug. 
17,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781,  220  miles  from  home  ;  service,  3  mos.  24  days, 
near  West  Point,  travel  included;  regiment  raised  in  Suflfolk  and  Middlesex 
counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Grant,  Peter,  York.  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance 
from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights  in  Aug.,  1776 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Leighton's 
CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  from 
Dorchester  Heights  home ;  credited  with  5  days  allowance ;  warrant  allowed  in 
Council  Nov.  29,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  receipts  for  wages  for 
Aug.,  Sept.,  and  Nov.,  1776,  dated  Dorchester;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  subse- 
quent to  Feb.  20,  1777,  by  Joseph  Bragdon,  Jr.,  Muster  Master,  dated  York, 
March  10,  1777;  Capt.  Daniel  Wheelwright's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.; 
engaged  for  town  of  York ;  reported  received  State  and  Continental  bounties ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Francis's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Jan.  25,  1778;  reported  died 
Jan.  25,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Wheelwright's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's 
regt.;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  29,  1777,  to  date  of 
marching,  March  22,  1777 ;  credited  with  53  rations ;  also,  Capt.  Wheelwright's 
CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  25,  1778;  residence,  York ; 
engaged  for  town  of  York ;  mustered  by  County  Muster  Master  Bragdon  and 
Continental  Muster  Master  Verrick ;  reported  deceased. 

Grant,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  John  Shapleigh's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10,  1775 ;  service 
to  Nov.  1,  1775,4  mos.;  company  stationed  at  Kittery ;  also,  same  co. ;  service 
from  Nov.  1,  1775,  to  Dec.  31, 1775,  2  mos.  5  days ;  company  stationed  on  the  sea- 
coast  at  Kittery  Point  under  Col.  Edward  Cutt;  also,  Capt.  Philip  Hubbord's 
CO.;  enlisted  Jan.  22,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  13,  1776,  9  mos.  23  days;  company 
stationed  at  Kittery  Point  and  Old  York  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Grant,  Peter.  Seaman,  brig  "  Penet,"  John  Harris,  Master;  engaged  Oct.  24,  1777; 
discharged  Feb.  9, 1778 ;  service,  3^  mos.,  on  voyage  from  Boston  to  Nantes 

Grant,  Richard,  Penobscot.  Private,  Capt.  John  Lane's  co. ;  enlisted  July  20, 1775; 
discharged  Dec.  31, 1775 ;  service,  5  mos.  24  days,  at  Gloucester,  in  defence  of  sea- 
coast;  also,  Capt.  Winthrop  Boston's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  1,  1776;  company  raised 
in  North  Yarmouth,  Brunswick,  Harpswell,  New  Gloucester,  New  Boston  (Gray), 
and  Windham,  Cumberland  Co.,  for  2  mos.  service  during  the  siege  of  Boston  in 


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Grant,  Richard,  continued. 

1776;  enlisted  Feb.  1,  1776;  also,  list  of  men  who  had  money  advanced  them  by 
their  captain  [name  not  given]  for  travelling  expenses  to  camp,  etc.,  dated  Camp 
Winter  Hill,  Feb.  -,  1776. 

Grant,  Sam.,  Marblehead.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  Jonathan  Glover's  (5th  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of 
Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777;  residence,  Marblehead;  engaged  for  town  of  Marble- 
head  ;  term,  3  years. 

Grant,  Samuel,  Berwick.  Captain,  6th  (3d  Berwick)  co.,  2d  York  Co.  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  re- 
turned by  John  Frost  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Kittery,  April  23,  1776; 
ordered  in  Council  April  29,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported 
commissioned  April  29,  1776;  also,  Captain;  list  of  men  drafted  from  Col.  John 
Frost's  (2d  York  Co.)  regt.,  dated  May  7, 1777,  and  endorsed"  for  Rhode  Island;" 
also,  Captain,  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's  regt.;  service,  2  mos.  14  days,  including 
travel  to  and  from  camp  at  Rhode  Island ;  warrant  for  pay  allowed  in  Council 
July  21,  1777;  roll  endorsed  "2  mos.  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  "  also.  Captain; 
list  of  officers  chosen  to  command  the  battalion  under  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Storer 
drafted  from  York  Co.  brigade  by  order  of  General  Court  of  Aug.  9, 1777,  to  rein- 
force Northern  army  ;  company  raised  in  Berwick  and  from  2d  York  Co.  regt. ; 
also,  Captain,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt.;  entered  service  Aug.  14, 1777;  discharged 
Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  123  days,  travel  included,  with  Northern  army;  company 
discharged  at  Queman's  Heights. 

Grant,  Samuel,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  (9th)  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Grant  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  June  27,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  30,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  7  days;  also,  company  re- 
turn [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  "drummed  out;"  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Jan.  1,  1776. 

Grant,  Samuel,  Woolwich.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  to  Brig.  Gen.  Farley, 
dated  Ipswich,  Feb.  17, 1778 ;  residence,  Woolwich  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Ipswich ; 
joined  Capt.  Bayley's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Grant,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Jordan  Parker's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt.; 
enlisted  June  1,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  3  days,  at  the 
Eastward.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Georgetown,  Lincoln  Co. 

Grant,  Samuel.  List  of  Mass.  State  pensioners;  pensioned  June  12,  1764,  for  life; 
increase  allowed  June  2,  1803,  and  Jan.  27,  1808  ;  reported  died  Aug.  6,  1811. 

Grant,  Thomas,  Lancaster  (also  given  Princeton).  Capt.  Joseph  Sargent's  co..  Col. 
Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  mileage  roll  dated  June  22, 1777 ;  also,  Private,  same  co. ; 
service  between  May  5,  1777,  and  July  12,  1777,  28  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  com- 
pany drafted  from  Col.  Whitney's  and  Col.  Stearns's  regts.  and  marched  to  serve 
under  Gen.  Spencer;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Joseph  Sargent's  co.,  2d  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  sworn  to  in  Worcester 
Co.,  Feb.  17,  1778;  residence,  Lancaster;  engaged  for  town  of  Princeton;  joined 
Capt.  Munroe's  co.,  Col.  Biglow's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Edmund  Munro's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  May  15,  1777,  to  May  28,  1779;  residence,  Princeton; 
reported  deserted ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Feb.  2, 1778 ;  residence, 
Lancaster ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lancaster ;  mustered  by  Col.  Barret,  County 
Muster  Master,  and  Col.  Varrick,  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  (late)  Capt. 
Munroe's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Feb.,  March,  and  April,  1779, 
dated  Providence. 


m  THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  737 

Grant,  Thomas,  Manchester.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Marsters's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Medford;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  Barnabas 
Dodge's  (6th)  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  13  weeks;  also, 
return  for  wages  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Chelsea  Camp;  also,  return  of  casualties 
in  several  companies  of  the  38th  regt.,  made  by  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin, 
dated  Chelsea,  Sept.  -,  1775;  reported  sick  in  quarters;  also,  Capt.  Barnabas 
Dodge's  CO.,  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Chelsea,  Oct.  2,  1775; 
also,  return  of  men  absent  from  muster,  dated  Chelsea,  Oct.  3,  1775 ;  reported 
sick  in  quarters ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Chelsea,  Dec.  27,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  who  declined  to  re-enlist,  as  returned  by 
Capt.  Dodge,  dated  Chelsea,  Dec.  22,  1775. 

Grant,  Thomas,  Marblehead.  Captain ;  list  dated  Watertown,  June  15,  1775,  of  offi- 
cers of  companies  that  made  choice  of  John  Glover  for  Colonel,  recommended  for 
commissions  by  Committee  of  Safety  June  22,  1775;  also.  Captain,  3d  co.,  Col. 
John  Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  April  24, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  15  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Grant,  Thomas,  Marblehead.  List  of  prisoners  returned  from  New  York  in  the 
schooner  "  Speedwell "  Aug.  3,  1777. 

Grant,  Thomas.  Seaman,  brig  "Charming  Sally,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Nicholas 
'Bartlett,  Jr.,  bound  on  voyage  from  Boston  to  France  and  return;  portage  bill 
made  up  for  advance  wages  for  1  month;  engaged  Jan.  3,  1777;  also.  Seaman, 
brigantine  "  Penet,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Nicholas  Bartlett,  Jr.;  engaged  Jan. 
3, 1777 ;  discharged  July  3, 1777 ;  service,  6  mos.,  on  voyage  from  Boston  to  France 
and  return. 

Grant,  Thomas.  List  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "  Silver  Eel "  from  Halifax  to 
Boston,  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Bat. 
Fox,  Commissary ;  reported  a  Seaman. 

Grant,  Thomas.  Seaman,  State  ship  "  Tartar,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Cathcart; 
engaged  July  4,  1782;  service,  1  mo.  1  day;  reported  deserted  Aug.  5,  1782. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Grant,  Thomas.  Receipt  dated  June  26,  1783,  for  wages  for  service  to  May  10,  1783, 
on  board  the  frigate  "  Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Manley. 

Grant,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Zebedee  Redding's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ; 
roll  made  up  for  rations  from  date  of  enlistment,  Feb.  11, 1777,  to  date  of  discharge, 
April  30,  1777 ;  credited  with  79  days  allowance. 

Grant,  Thomas.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  William  Bacon's  (5th  Essex  Co.)  regt.  of 
Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  Sept.  20,  1779. 

Grant,  Thomas.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Wash- 
burn, Superintendent;  Capt.  Beman's  co..  Col.  Whitney's  regt.;  age,  52  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  weaver;  engaged  for  town  of 
Lancaster;  engaged  March  7,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Grant,  Thomas.  Receipt  dated  Berwick,  May  1,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Grant  by 
a  class  of  the  town  of  Berwick,  of  which  William  Hopper  was  Chairman,  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Grant,  Thomas,  Private,  7th  co. ;  order  dated  July  15,  1783,  for  wages  for  May  and 
June  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of 
wages. 

Grant,  William,  Arundel.  Private,  Lieut.  Daniel  Wheelwright's  co. ;  pay  abstract 
for  travel  allowance,  etc. ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Aug.  19,  1776 ;  also,  Capt. 


738  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Grant,  William,  continued. 

Isaac  Tuckerman's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  wages, 
travel  allowance  home,  etc.,  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  28,  1776;  credited  with  &{ 
days  allowance;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster  Master 
for  York  Co.,  dated  Wells,  Feb.  28,  1780 ;  said  Grant  and  others  mustered  July  3, 
1779,  to  serve  until  Jan.  1,  1780;  residence,  Arundel. 

Grant,  William,  "Hoosack  Mts."[?].  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  probably  from  Capt.  King's  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  joined  Capt. 
Warrin's  co..  Col.  Baley's  regt. ;  residence,  "  Hoosack  Mts. ;  "  term,  during  war ; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman 
Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Warren's  co., 
Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  24, 1778 ; 
reported  a  transient ;  also  reported  deserted ;  also,  list  of  deserters  from  Col. 
Bailey's  (2d)  regt.  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1777;  age,  32  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft.;  enlist- 
ment, 3  years ;  deserted  July  2,  1777 ;  reported  a  transient. 

Grant,  William,  Sheepscot.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Col.  William  Mclntash's  (1st  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  sworn  to  at  Needham,  Feb. 
21,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Needham;  joined  Capt.  Bearton's  (Burton's)  co., 
Col.  Sherburne's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  reported  a  foreigner;  also,  list  of  men 
mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb. 
16,  1777;  Capt.  Bancroft's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  also.  Private,  Col.  Sher- 
burne's regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  18,  1777, 
to  Jan.  25,  1779;  residence,  Sheepscot;  reported  deserted  Jan.  25,  1779;  also, 
account  rendered  against  the  United  States  by  the  Commonwealth  of  Massachu- 
setts for  amounts  paid  officers  and  men  of  Col.  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  in- 
corporated into  the  regiment  commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  on  account  of 
depreciation  of  their  wages  for  the  first  3  years  service  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  1777  to  1780. 

Grant,  William,  Westborough.  Private,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co.,  Col.  Dike's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights ;  warrant 
allowed  in  Council  Sept.  13,  1776. 

Grant,  William.  Seaman,  sloop  "Republic,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Allen  Hallet; 
portage  bill  made  up  for  advance  wages  for  1  month;  engaged  Dec.  25,  1776. 

Grant,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Nason's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  14, 1777  ;  discharged  Nov.  30, 1777 ;  service,  123  days,  travel  included, 
with  Northern  army ;  company  discharged  at  Queman's  Heights. 

Grant,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Nicholas  Crosby's  co.,  Col.  John  Allan's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Oct.  8, 1777 ;  discharged  Dec.  30, 1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  3  days,  travel  included ; 
company  raised  for  defence  of  Machias. 

Grant,  William.  List  dated  Medway,  July  1, 1778,  of  men  detached  from  Capt.  Moses 
Adams's  co.  to  serve  as  guards  for  6  months ;  also,  list  dated  Medwaj',  June  22, 
1778,  of  men  detached  from  Capt.  Moses  Adams's  co.  to  serve  at  Providence,  R.  I., 
until  Jan.  1,  1779  [name  cancelled  on  list]. 

Grant,  William.  Receipt  dated  Boxford,  May  10,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Grant 
by  the  town  of  Boxford  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Grant,  Williabi.  Receipt  dated  Springfield,  July  3,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Grant 
by  Moses  Abott,  on  behalf  of  the  town  of  Bedford,  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Grant,  William.  Marine,  State  ship  "Tartar,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Cathcart; 
engaged  July  4,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1782;  service,  4  mos.  17  days.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Boston. 


IN   THE   WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  739 

Graskall,  "William,  Kennebec.  Descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  three  miles  from  West 
Point,  Jan.  28,  1781 ;  Capt.  Hunt's  Co.,  9th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Henrj' 
Jackson;  rank.  Private;  age,  26  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
hair,  dark;  occupation,  tailor ;  enlisted  Dec.  19,  1780,  by  Maj.  Trescott;  enlist- 
ment, during  war. 

Graskell,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garskek,  Garskel,  Goils- 

kell,  Graskall.] 

Gkaskell,  William,  Boston  (also  given  Kennebec).  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  July  5,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31, 1779 ;  credited  to  town  of  Weymouth  ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Jarvis's  co., 
Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
pay  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  Lieut.  Thomas  Hunt's  co.. 
Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Dec,  1778,  Feb.,  and  March,  1779,  dated  Paw- 
tuxet; also,  Capt.  Lemuel  Trescott's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  July  21, 1777;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also, 
Maj.  Trescott's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  July,  1779,  sworn  to 
at  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  Major's 
CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Provi- 
dence ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  residence,  Boston;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp 
near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col. 
Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col. 
Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  -who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9, 1779 ;  resi- 
dence, Kennebec ;  enlisted  July  5,  1777 ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Grass,  .  Captain,  1st  Pennsylvania  battalion;  list  of  officers  returned  as  prison- 
ers, dated  New  York,  Sept.  5,  1776. 

Grass,  George,  Beverly.  Sailor,  sloop  "Fishhawk,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Foster ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  June  6,  1780 ;  age,  28  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Beverly. 

Graten,  Care.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Warner's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  18,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  13 
days,  travel  included;  regiment  raised  for  3  months.     [See  Crary  Greaton.] 

Graten,  Francis.  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  co.,  Col.  Glover's  regt.;  receipt  for  ad- 
vance pay,  signed  by  said  Graten  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775. 

Graten,  James,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Elliot's  co.,  Col.  William  Thomas's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  19,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  27,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  13  days, 
travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Camp  at  Battes  Hill. 

Graten,  John,  Tyringham.  Private,  Capt.  William  Goodrich's  co..  Col.  Paterson's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  3 
days. 

Graten,  John.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  William  Heath's  regt.;  list  of  officers  [year 
not  given] . 

Graten,  Thomas.  Corporal,  Capt.  Joshua  Whitney's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
service  from  July  31,  1778,  to  Sept.  14,  1778,  1  mo.  18  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 
Roll  dated  Worcester. 

Grater,  Francis,  Marblehead,  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  co.,  Col.  John 
Glover's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  30,  1775;  service,  2 
mos.  7  days. 


740  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gratewood,  Samuel.  Return  of  sentences  by  a  court-martial,  Maj.  Dunlap,  President, 
appearing  in  a  general  order  dated  Headquarters,  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  23,  1776, 
taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's  Orderly  Book ;  said  Gratewood  tried  on  charge  of 
intoxication  and  abusing  officers  and  men ;  pleaded  guilty  of  the  first  offence  but 
denied  the  second ;  sentenced  to  receive  10  lashes  on  the  bare  back. 

Gratis,  Evis.  Descriptive  list  of  men  detached  from  Boston  regt.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  place  of 
rendezvous,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  by  Anthony  Burk,  at 
Roxbury,  July  3,  1779,  to  be  delivered  to  Justin  Ely  at  Springfield;  Capt.  Knee- 
land's  CO.;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  pitted;  hair,  black; 
eyes,  gray ;  also,  draft  of  a  proclamation  by  Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  offering  a  reward  for  the  apprehension  and  recovery  of  certain  desert- 
ers, dated  Dorchester,  July  23, 1779;  said  Gratis  reported  as  having  deserted  from 
Capt.  Burk  while  on  march  from  Boston  to  Springfield  about  July  5,  1779;  age, 
24  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  pitted  with  small-pox;  hair,  black; 
eyes,  gray. 

Gratmax,  Elienne.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Dec.  7,  1777;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son's regt. 

Graton,  Francis,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Simonds's  (9th)  co.,  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775.] 

Graton  [  ?  ] ,  Jacob.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  in  1779  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  ;  Capt.  Champney's  co. ;  age,  42  j-rs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ; 
complexion,  sandy ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston ;  delivered  to  Lieut.  William 
Storey. 

Graton,  James,  Leicester.  Private,  Oapt.  Seth  Washbui-n's  co.,  Col.  Ward's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  Api-il  19,  1775;  service,  8  days;  also,  Capt.  Seth 
Washburn's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct. 
8,  1775. 

Graton,  James.  Private,  Capt.  David  Prouty's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worcester 
Co.)  regt. ;  marched  July  27,  1777 ;  said  Graton,  with  others,  reported  as  having 
left  service  before  regular  discharge;  companj'  marched  to  reinforce  Northern 
army  by  order  of  Gen.  Warner;  roll  dated  Spencer;  also,  Capt.  David  Prouty's 
CO.,  Maj.  Asa  Baldwin's  division  of  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.; 
marched  Sept.  27,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included, 
company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army. 

Graton,  James.  Return  dated  Leicester,  Dec.  18, 1778,  signed  by  Lieut.  James  Whitte- 
more,  stating  that  said  Graton  and  others  were  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
April  20, 1778,  mustered,  and  delivered  to  Maj.  Washborn,  Superintendent  for 
Worcester  Co. 

Graton,  John,  Stockbridge.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Capt.  Goodrich's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  14  days ;  said  Graton  reported  as  among  men  left  in 
camp  in  Col.  Paterson's  regt.  when  Capt.  Goodrich  went  to  Quebec;  also,  list  of 
men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler, 
Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  Capt.  Stoddard's  co. ;  term,  3  years  or  during 
war. 

Graton,  John.  Private,  Capt.  David  Prouty's  co.,  Maj.  Asa  Baldwin's  division  of 
Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  marched  Sept.  27,  1777;  discharged 
Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  reinforce 
Northern  army.    Roll  dated  Spencer. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  741 

Gkaton,  John.  Recommendation  addressed  to  Gov.  Hancock,  dated  New  Windsor, 
Jan.  20,  1783,  signed  by  Brig.  Gen.  Rufus  Putnam,  stating  that  Capt.  Seth  Drew, 
of  the  2d  Mass.  regt.,  was  entitled  to  a  commission  as  Major,  owing  to  a  vacancy 
in  the  Line  caused  by  the  promotion  of  said  Graton,  Colonel,  to  Brigadier  Gen- 
eral, Jan.  17, 1783,  and  requesting  that  a  warrant  be  issued  to  said  Drew ;  advised 
in  Council  Jan.  29,  1783,  that  a  warrant  be  issued. 

Graton,  John.    List  of  men  under  Lieut.  HoUister  [year  not  given] . 

Graton,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Howard's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.; 
return  for  travel  allowance  from  Saratoga  home ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council 
March  12,  1777. 

Graton,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  David  Prouty's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worcester 
Co.)  regt.;  marched  July  27,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  8 
days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  by  order  of 
Gen.  Warner;  roll  dated  Spencer;  also,  Capt.  David  Prouty's  co.,  Maj.  Asa 
Baldwin's  division  of  Col.  Samuel  Denn.y's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt. ;  marched  Sept. 
27,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included;  company 
marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army ;  roll  dated  Spencer. 

Graton,  Thomas.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Capt.  Daniel  Grout's  co.  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Thomas  Parker,  Col.  John  Rand's  regt.;  enlisted  July  24,  1780;  dis- 
charged Oct.  9,  1780,  at  West  Point;  service,  2  mos.  24  days,  travel  included; 
detachment  raised  for  3  months  and  marched  to  Claverack.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Worcester  Co. 

Geator,  Francis,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  co..  Col.  John  Glover's 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge, 
Dec.  25,  1775. 

Grave,  Ezra,  Granville.  Private,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  6,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  3 
days  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Rox- 
bury,  Nov.  25,  1775;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  William  Cooley's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's 
(Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  engaged  July  9, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  12, 1777 ;  service, 
1  mo.  9  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army. 

Grave,  Levi.  List  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as 
mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1, 
1778 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Westminster. 

Grave,  Peter,  Dudley.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780. 

Grave,  Simon.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Slarrow's  co.,  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt.;  en- 
listed Feb.  25,  1777 ;  discharged  April  10,  1777 ;  service  on  expedition  to  Ticon- 
deroga. 

Graves,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grave,  Gravess,  Gravis, 

Greaves,  Greavs,  Groo,  Grove,  Groves.] 

Graves,  .     Ensign,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;   regimental  returns  between 

July  11,  1783,  and  Aug.  22,  1783,  dated  Camp  Philadelphia;  reported  absent,  sick 
at  West  Point. 

Graves,  Aaron,  South  Hadley.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Montague's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775;  enlisted  April  20,  1775;  service,  15§  days. 


742  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Graves,  Aaron.  Private,  Capt.  John  Collar's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashly's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  19,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  9  days; 
company  marched  to  Connecticut  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Powel. 

Graves,  Aaron.  Captain,  13th  co.,  1st  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of 
officers  chosen  b.v  the  several  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Charles 
Pyncheon,  dated  Springfield,  May  21,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  June  13,  1776, 
that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  June  13,  1776 ;  also, 
Captain,  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt.;  entered  service  Ma3'  8,  1777;  discharged 
July  8,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  travel  included,  at  the  Northward;  also, 
Major,  Col.  Gideon  Burt's  (1st  Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  entered  service  June  16, 
1782;  service,  4  days;  entered  service  Sept.  28,  1784;  service,  2  days;  regiment 
marched  on  tours  of  duty,  at  Northampton,  June  16,  1782,  in  support  of  the 
government,  and  at  Springfield,  Sept. -28,  1784,  by  order  of  the  High  Sheriflf  of 
said  county ;  roll  dated  Longraeadow. 

Graves,  Abner,  Athol.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  left  service 
May  6,  1775;  service,  16  days  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  John  Oliver,  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co.,  Feb.  17, 1778 ; 
residence,  Athol;  engaged  for  town  of  Athol ;  joined  Capt.  Blanshard's  co.,  Col. 
Wesson's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  Jan.  10, 1780;  also,  Lieutenant,  Col.  James  Wes- 
son's regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  June 
17,  1778;  reported  resigned  June  17,  1778;  also,  Capt.  John  Blanchard's  co..  Col. 
Wesson's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  reported  dis- 
charged June  17,  1778. 

Graves,  Allen,  Egremont.  List  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1, 
1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  term,  3  years ;  also. 
Private,  6th  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  May  20,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Isaac  Warren's 
(6th)  CO.,  Col.  Bailey's  regt.;  companj' return  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge,  Jan. 
24,  1778 ;  also,  Major's  co.,  Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  10,  1780;  residence,  Egremont;  credited  to 
town  of  Egremont. 

Graves,  Amasa.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fairfield's  detachment.  Col.  May's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  9,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel 
included,  with  Northern  armj-- ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. ;  also.  Sergeant, 
Capt.  Russell  Kellogg's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  engaged  Aug.  17, 
1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  service,  5  days,  travel  included,  on  an  alarm  at 
Bennington;  also,  Lieut.  Russell  Kellogg's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ;  engaged 
Sept.  20,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777 ;  service,  30  days,  travel  included,  on 
expedition  to  Stillwater  and  Saratoga ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 

Graves,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Low's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Symonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  13,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1780 ;  service,  9  days ; 
company  marched  to  the  Northward  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm. 

Graves,  Ansel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing's  co. ;  service  from  April  1,  1783,  to 
June  30,  1783, 3  mos.,  at  Castle  Island ;  reported  a«  one  of  the  rejected  troops  sent 
from  Springfield  for  fort  duty.  Roll  returned  by  Capt.  Lieut.  William  Burbeck 
and  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Graves,  Asa,  Sunderland.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  13,  1775;  service,  2  weeks 
4  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct  ,  1775] ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Graves,  Asa,  Sunderland.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Dec.  1, 1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1776; 


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Graves,  Asa,  continued. 

reported  re-engaged  Nov.  15,  1776,  in  Capt.  Haynes's  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's 
regt.,  but  to  continue  in  Col.  Whitcomb's  regt.  until  Dec.  31,  1776 ;  also,  return  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Armj'  from  Capt.  Caleb  Montague's  co., 
sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  5,  1779;  residence,  Sunderland;  engaged  for 
town  of  Sunderland;  joined  Capt. Haynes's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  term, 
during  war;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late 
Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  1, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mus- 
tered by  Col.  Woodbridge;  also,  Capt.  Haynes's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.; 
return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15, 1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Valley  Forge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  June,  1778,  dated  "  Camp  Greeneage ;  "  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Oct.,  1778;  also,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777;  reported 
on  command  after  deserters ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  9, 1781 ; 
Capt.  Daniels's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Smith;  rank.  Ser- 
geant Major;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light; 
eyes,  blue;  residence,  Sunderland;  enlisted  Nov.  15,  i776,  by  Capt.  Haynes; 
enlistment,  during  war;  also,  recommendation  addressed  to  His  Excellency  John 
Hancock,  dated  West  Point,  May  -,  1781,  signed  by  Calvin  Smith,  Lieut.  Col. 
Commandant,  recommending  that  said  Graves  and  three  other  Sergeants  in  the 
6th  Mass.  regt.  be  promoted  to  Ensigns  in  said  regiment ;  advised  in  Council  June 
15, 1781,  that  warrants  be  issued ;  reported  commissioned  June  15,  1781 ;  also,  Ser- 
geant Major,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt. ;  return  of  Capt.  Japheth  Daniels's 
CO.  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said  Graves  for  Jan. -Sept.,  1781,  9  mos. ;  re- 
ported promoted  to  Ensign  June  15,  1781 ;  transferred  to  Capt.  Chambers's  co.  in 
Oct.,  1781 ;  also.  Ensign,  Capt.  Matthew  Chambers's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Smith's  regt. ; 
return  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said  Graves  for  Oct.,  1781-May,  1782,  8 
mos.;  reported  transferred  to  Light  Infantry  co.  in  June,  1782;  also,  Ensign, 
Capt.  Peter  Clayes's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  return  for 
wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said  Graves  for  June-Dec,  1782,  7  mos. 

Graves,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Rathbun's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  detach- 
ment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777 ; 
enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776;  enlistment  to  expire  March  15,  1777. 

Graves,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Montague's  co..  Col.  Williams's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  11,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel  included, 
on  expedition  to  Northern  department. 

Graves,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Montague's  co.,  Col.  Williams's  regt. ;  en- 
listed July  11,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel 
included,  on  expedition  to  Northern  department. 

Graves,  Calvin,  Leominster.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doo- 
little's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  17,  1775;  service,  19 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  company  order  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  dated 
Hull,  July  16,  1776;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  enlisted  June  23,  1776; 
service  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  10^  days,  travel  included. 

Graves,  Cotton.  Private,  Capt.  Elihu  Lyman's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  25,  1779;  discharged  Aug,  31,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  12 
days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. 

Graves,  Crispus,  North  Yarmiouth.  2d  Lieutenant  (also  given  Ensign) ,  Capt.  John 
Worthly's  CO.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinny's  (31st)  regt.;  billeting  allowed  from  date 
of  enlistment,  April  24,  1775,  to  date  of  marching  to  headquarters,  July  11,  1775; 
credited  with  78  days  allowance ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  com- 


744  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Graves,  Crispus,  continued. 

pany  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also.  Ensign,  Capt.  Worthley's  co.,  Col. 
Phiney's  regt. ;  regimental  return  with  accompanying  petition  to  the  Council, 
dated  Oct.  4,  1775,  signed  by  Col.  Phiney,  stating  that  he  had  commanded  the 
regiment  during  "  the  present  campaign  "  but  had  never  been  commissioned,  and 
asking  that  he,  with  the  other  officers  in  his  regiment,  be  recommended  to  Gen. 
Washington  for  commissions;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  6,  1775,  that  said  officers 
be  recommended  for  commissions  in  the  Continental  service ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Rice's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Fort 
George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  appointed  Jan.  1,  1776;  promoted  to  1st  Lieutenant  May 
18,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Bartholomew  York's  co..  Col.  Edmund 
Phinney's  regt.,  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  also, 
1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Wentworth's  co. ;  list  of  officers  of  Cumberland  Co. 
militia ;  commissioned  Aug.  4,  1778 ;  company  raised  to  guard  troops  of  con- 
vention, agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  23  [  ?] ,  1778. 

Graves,  Daniel,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Bul- 
lard's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  24 
days,  travel  included,  near  Stillwater ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  army  under 
Gen.  Gates;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin  Edgell's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  1,  1778 ;  service,  6  mos.  3  days ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 
1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  dated  Freetown,  Sept.  13,  1778,  and 
Oct.  18, 1778 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  William  Green's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  Rhode  Island ;  enlistment,  3  months. 

Graves,  Daniel,  Woburn  (probably).  List  of  men,  probably  from  Woburn,  under 
Capt.  John  Richardson,  dated  May  1,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  the 
train  band  of  the  2d  co.  of  Woburn,  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan  Fox,  as  re- 
turned to  Col.  Green  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  15,  1775 ;  reported  enlisted  into 
the  army ;  also,  Private ;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under 
Lieut.  Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated  June  22,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Jonas  Richardson's  co., 
Col.  James  Frye's  (1st)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Graves  and 
others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  9,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  com- 
pany return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  enlisted  April  29,  1775 ;  reported  sick ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec. 
22,  1775. 

Graves,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Martin's  co..  Col.  Joseph  (Josiah)  Whitney's 
regt. ;  service  from  May  4,  1777,  to  July  4,  1777,  2  mos.  7  days,  travel  included, 
under  Maj.  Gen.  Spencer  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  endorsed  "  2  months  service." 

Graves,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harrington's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  20,  1776;  credited  to  town  of  South- 
borough  ;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1, 1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Newton's 
CO.,  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's  regt.;  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  discharged  July  2,  1778; 
service,  3  mos.  2  days,  with  guards  at  Roxbury. 

Graves,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  McNall's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Peirce;  enlisted  May  12,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  24  days,  at 
Tiverton,  R.  I. 

Graves,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Rice's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  marched 
July  27,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  including  travel 
home ;  company  ordered  to  march  to  Manchester  on  an  alarm  and  was  discharged 
at  Bennington;  roll  dated  Shrewsbury;  also,  Capt.  Isaac  Harrington's  co..  Col. 
Samuel  Deanney's  (Denney's)  regt. ;  enlisted  Nov.  7,  1779 ;  discharged  Dec.  2, 
1779;  service,  26  days;  company  detached  to  march  to  Claverack  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  3  months. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  745 

Graves,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Williani  Howe's  co.,  Col.  John  Rand's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  17,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  3  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  for  3  months. 

Graves,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Lyman's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  20,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777;  service,  30  days,  travel  included,  on 
expedition  to  Stillwater  and  Saratoga. 

Graves,  Ebenezer,  Dedham.  Matross,  Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service  between  Nov.  1,  1776,  and  Feb.  1,  1777,  1  mo.; 
also.  Gunner,  Capt.  Balch's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from 
Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos.  7  days. 

Graves,  Ebenezer,  Deerfield.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Taylor's  co..  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  dated  Roxbury ,  Sept.  17, 1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  place  of  discharge  home,  dated  Dorchester 
Heights,  Nov.  28,  1776 ;  said  Graves  credited  with  5  days  allowance. 

Graves,  Ebenezer,  Leverett  (also  given  Sunderland).  Return  of  men  raised  by  the 
town  of  Leverett  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co., 
April  5,  1779 ;  residence,  Leverett ;  engaged  for  town  of  Leverett ;  joined  Capt. 
Aaron  Ha.ynes's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt. 
Haynes's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mus- 
tered by  Col.  Woodbridge  at  South  Hadley ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of 
men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  May,  1778,  dated  Valley  Forge;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
June,  1778,  dated  "Camp  Greeneage;"  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for 
Oct.,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlisted  Feb.  10,  1777 ;  enlist- 
ment, during  war ;  reported  on  command  at  Warwick  Neck ;  also,  descriptive  list 
dated  West  Point,  Jan.  25,  1781 ;  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ;  age,  20  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  8i^  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  residence,  Sun- 
derland; enlisted  Feb.  1,  1777,  by  Lieut.  Williams;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Graves,  Ebenezer,  Marblehead.  Ensign,  Capt.  Thomas  Grant's  co. ;  list  dated 
Watertown,  June  15,  1775,  of  officers  of  companies  that  made  choice  of  John 
Glover  for  Colonel,  recommended  for  commissions  by  Committee  of  Safety  June 
22,  1775;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Grant's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  April  24,  1775;   service, 

3  mos.  15  days;   also,  Ensign,  same  co.  and  regt.;  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]. 

Graves,  Ebenezer,  Northborough.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Gates's  co..  Col.  Ward's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  to  and  from  camp,  dated  Dorchester,  Jan.  13, 1776. 

Graves,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Childs's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt.; 
service,  1  mo.  17  days;  company  raised  Feb.  24,  1777,  for  service  at  Ticonderoga; 
also,  Capt.  Timothy  Childs's  (Greenfield)  co..  Col.  David  Field's  regt. ;   service, 

4  days ;  company  marched  towards  Bennington  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  14,  1777. 

Graves,  Ebenezer.  Corporal,  Capt.  Robert  Smith's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Symms's  detach- 
ment of  guards;  enlisted  Feb.  19,  1778;  discharged  May  19,  1778;  service,  3 
mos.,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston  and  Dorchester. 

Graves,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  detachment.  Col.  Jacob  Ger- 
rish's  regt.;  engaged  Aug.  25,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  13,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  18 
days ;  detachment  drafted  to  serve  as  guards  for  6  months  under  Col.  Jacob  Ger- 
rish  at  Boston  and  Cambridge. 


746  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Graves,  Ebexezer.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's 
detachment  of  guards ;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  1,  1779;  service,  1 
mo.  19  days,  at  and  about  Boston;  also,  same  co.  and  detachment;  enlisted  Oct. 
1,  1779;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.,  at  and  about  Boston. 

Graves,  Ebenezer.  Corporal,  Capt.  Silas  Walker's  co.,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  de- 
tachment of  guards;  enlisted  Dec.  20,  1779;  discharged  Feb.  1,  1780;  service,  1 
mo.  10  days,  at  Boston  ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Graves,  Eldad,  Westfield.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  co..  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  17,  1776;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  dated  Boston,  Nov. 
26,  1776;  also,  Capt.  John  Kalogg's  (Kellogg's)  co.,  Col.  Leonard's  regt.;  en- 
listed May  16,  1777 ;  discharged  July  15,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  1  day,  in  Northern 
department. 

Graves,  Eleazer.  Private,  Capt.  William  Marean's  co.,  Col.  Stairns's  (Stearns's) 
regt.  of  guards;  service  from  March  27,  1778,  to  July  2,  1778,  3  mos.  6  days, 
guarding  troops  of  convention  at  Cambridge;  also,  Capt.  Marean's  co.,  Col. 
Jonathan  Reed's  (1st)  regt.  of  guards;  muster  rolls  dated  Cambridge,  May  9, 
1778,  and  June  1,  1778;  enlisted  March  28, 1778;  enlistment,  3  months  from  April 
2, 1778 ;  also,  Lieut.  Caleb  Crafts's  detachment  from  Col.  Macintosh's  (Mcintosh's) 
regt. ;  joined  July  6, 1778 ;  discharged  July  18, 1778 ;  service,  13  days,  with  guards 
at  Dorchester  Heights. 

Graves,  Elias,  Sunderland.  Private,  Capt.  Elihu  Lyman's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's 
(Hampshii-e  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  25, 1779;  discharged  Aug.  31,1779;  service, 
1  mo.  12  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn.;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  7,  1780 ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
10  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Sunderland;  marched  to  camp 
July  7,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Dix ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6 
months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in 
a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Sunderland  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during 
1780;  marched  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  5,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  8  days, 
travel  included ;  reported  detached  from  Capt.  Caleb  Montague's  co.,  Col.  Wil- 
liams's regt.,  and  joined  Capt.  Partridge's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. 

Graves,  Eliphalet.  Capt.  Lawrence  Kemp's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  May  10,  1777;  discharged  July  17,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  9 
days,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Shelburne. 

Graves,  Ephraim.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  27,  1777 ;  Col.  Crane's  regt.  [See  Ephraim 
Groves.] 

Graves,  Ezekiel,  Southwick.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Fowler's  (Southwick)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775,  to  Roxbury ;  arrived  at  Roxbury  April  29, 1775,  and  joined  Col.  Danielson's 
regt.;  service,  11  days;  reported  enlisted  into  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co.  April  30, 
1775;  also,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  10  da.vs;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov,  25,  1775. 

Graves,  Ezra,  Granville.  Private,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army,  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner, 
by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11, 1780;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5 


m  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  747 


•Graves,  Ezra,  continued. 

ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Granville;  arrived  at  Spring- 
field July  10,  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  11,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign 
Bancroft ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 
1780;  also,  pa}'  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Granville  for  service 
in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  10,  1780;  discharged  Dec. 
18,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  13  days,  travel  included. 

■Graves,  Gideon,  Palmer.  Private,  Capt.  David  Speer's  co..  Col.  Pynchon's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  14  daj's;  also,  return  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  dated  Palmer,  Feb.  9,  1778;  said 
Graves  raised  from  Capt.  Aaron  Graves's  co.,  Col.  Pyncheon's  regt. ;  residence. 
Palmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Palmer;  joined  Capt.  Seward's  co.,  Col.  Crane's 
regt. ;  term,  during  war ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  20, 1777 ;  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  also,  Ser- 
geant, Capt.  Seward's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  March  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1777;  reported  on  command  at  Bethlehem;  also,  de- 
scriptive list  dated  Camp  New  Windsor,  Jan.  .12,  1780;  Capt.  Thomas  Seward's 
CO.,  3d  Artillery  regt.;  rank,  Sergeant;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8^  in.;  com- 
plexion, dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Palmer;  engaged  March  20,  1777,  by  Lieut. 
Parsons :  term,  during  war. 

'Graves,  Gideon,  Sunderland.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  6,  1775;  service, 
1  mo.,  3  weeks,  6  days;  aZso,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775];  reported 
deserted  Dec.  27,  1775. 

Graves,  Gideon,  Sunderland.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Goodale's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Put- 
nam's regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778;  reported  a  transient;  also  re- 
ported deserted;  also,  return  of  deserters  from  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt., 
dated  Nov.  20,  1780;  age,  24  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair, 
dark ;  residence,  Sunderland ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sunderland  ;  deserted  May  5, 
1777 ;  reported  a  stranger,  never  joined. 

'Graves,  Gideon,  Sunderland  (also  given  Bennington).  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Caleb  Montague's  co.,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire 
Co.,  April  5,  1779;  residence,  Sunderland;  engaged  for  town  of  Sunderland; 
joined  Capt.  Goodale's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  term,  during  war;  also,  list  of 
men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston, 
April  13,  1777;  Capt.  Goodale's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  also.  Sergeant,  Maj. 
Allen's  CO.,  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  15,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Goodale's  co..  Col.  Putnam's 
(4th)  regt.;  return  dated  Albany, Feb.  9,  1778;  residence,  Bennington;  mustered 
by  Col.  Barber;  also,  Capt.  Goodale's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Jan.,  1781;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Feb. -April,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West 
Point;  reported  furloughed  Jan.  23,  1781 ;  furlough  to  expire  April  1,  1781. 

'Graves,  Ichabod,  Shelburne.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood,  of  6th  Mass.  regt., 
at  Springfield,  July  1,  1780;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Shelburne ;  arrived  at  Springfield  June  29,  1780 ;  marched  to 
camp  July  1,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Joseph  Miller;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having 
passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for 
6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Shelburne  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Army  during  1780;  marched  June  29,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  2,  1780;  service, 
6  mos.  14  days,  travel  included. 


748  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gkaves,  Isaiah.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  detachment 
of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  July  22, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  13, 1777 ;  service, 
23  days,  at  Stillwater. 

Graves,  Israel,  Whately.  Private,  Capt.  Salmon  White's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  service,  4  days,  in 
Northern  department ;  company  marched  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates ;  also, 
Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Fairfield's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ;  engaged 
Oct.  3, 1778 ;  service,  2  mos.  25  days  [  ?]  ;  company  served  at  Dorchester  and  was 
discharged  Dec.  12,  1778. 

Graves  [?],  Jacob.  Capt.  Addison  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.;  order  for 
advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Graves  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775. 

Graves,  Jacob.  List  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "Silver  Eel"  from  Halifax  to 
Boston  Oct.  8, 1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Bat.  Fox, 
Commissary  of  Prisoners ;  reported  a  Seaman. 

Graves,  Jacob  C,  Lynn.  Private,  Capt.  "William  Farrington's  (2d  Lynn)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  towards  Concord ;  service,  2  days. 

Graves,  James,  Shelburne.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  L.  Woodbridge's  co..  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  25,  1779 ;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779 ;  service,  6  mos.  8 
days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Newport,  allowing  1  mo.  7  days 
service  at  Rhode  Island. 

Graves,  James,  Shelburne.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood,  of  6th  Mass.  regt., 
at  Springfield,  July  1,  1780;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Shelburne ;  arrived  at  Springfield  June  29,  1780 ;  marched  to 
camp  July  1,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Joseph  Miller;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having 
passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for 
6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Shelburne  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army 
during  1780;  marched  June  29, 1780;  discharged  Dec.  30, 1780;  service,  6  mos.  11 
days,  travel  included. 

Graves,  James.  Drummer,  Capt.  Oliver  Shattuck's  co.,  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  Barnabas  Sears ;  engaged  Aug.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov. 
8,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  2  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  for  3  months. 
Roll  dated  Deerfield. 

Graves,  James.  Private,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co.  of  guards;  arrived  at  Springfield 
May  16,  1781 ;  service  to  March  31,  1783,  22  mos,  15  days;  company  made  up  of 
rejected  recruits  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  years ;  reported  de- 
tailed for  garrison  duty. 

Graves,  Jeremiah,  Sunderland.  Private,  Capt.  Noadiah  Leonard's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles 
Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7 
daj's;  also,  Capt.  Noadiah  Leonard's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
(25th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Graves  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  June  22,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  27,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days ;  also,  company  i-e- 
turn  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Cambridge  Camp,  Oct.  31,  1775. 

Graves,  Jeremiah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Reuben  Petty's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams's 
regt. ;  engaged  Dec.  16, 1776 ;  discharged  March  19, 1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days, 
travel  included. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  749 


Graves,  Jeremiah.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ; 
enlisted  May  10,  1777;  discharged  July  10,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Montague. 

Graves,  Jeremiah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Slarrow's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.; 
engaged  Sept.  23,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  sei-vice,  1  mo.,  travel  included, 
on  expedition  to  the  Northward.    Roll  dated  Leverett. 

Graves,  Jeremiah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Merriman's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Israel  Chapen's 
(3d)  regt.;  engaged  Oct.  15,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  14 
days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack. 

Graves,  Job.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wells's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's  detachment 
of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  23,  1776;  discharged  April  1,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 100  days;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga;  also,  Capt.  Wells's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Timothy  Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated 
Garrison  at  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  24,  1777;  enlistment  to  expire  March  23,  1777; 
also,  Capt.  Agrippa  Wells's  co..  Col.  Porter's  regt.;  marched  from  home  July  9, 
1777;  enlisted  July  10,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service,  38  days,  travel 
included ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  after  the  evacuation  of 
Ticonderoga;  roll  sworn  to  at  Deerfield;  also,  Capt.  James  Walsworth's  co.,  Col. 
Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  22,  1779;  discharged  Aug. 
27,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  11  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. 

Graves,  Joel,  Deerfield.  Return  of  men  drafted  from  Hampshire  Co.  militia  to  march 
to  Horse  Neck  under  command  of  Col.  John  Mosley  [year  not  given] ,  but  who 
failed  to  join  regiment ;  drafted  from  town  of  Deerfield ;  drafted  into  Capt.  French's 

CO. 

Graves,  John,  Groton.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Lawrence's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service, 
15  days. 

Graves,  John  (also  given  Jr.),  Ipswich.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Waide's  co.  of 
volunteers.  Col.  John  Baker's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  April  17, 
1775;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  April  19, 
1775,  to  Mystic,  on  April  20  were  ordered  to  Salem,  on  the  21st  to  Ipswich,  thence 
to  headquarters  at  Cambridge;  service  to  May  10,  1775,  3  weeks;  also.  Sergeant, 
Capt.  Nathaniel  Wade's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's  (17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  10,  1775;  service,  11  weeks  5  days;  also,  company 
return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  32  yrs.;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  21,  1775. 

Graves,  John,  Whately.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Chapin's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  John  Fellows's 
(8th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  18,  1775;  service,  2 
mos.  19  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dorchester,  Dec.  6,  1775. 

Graves,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Felton's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  8, 
1776 ;  service  to  Nov.  15,  1776, 10  mos.  9  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Graves,  John.  Sailmaker,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden ;  engaged  March  15,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Suffolk  Co. 

Graves,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Bardwell's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  22, 1777 ;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1777 ;  service,  7  days,  travel  included, 
with  Northern  army.    Roll  dated  Belchertown. 

Graves,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thorn,"  commanded 
by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14,  1780;  stature,  5  ft.  6 
in.;  complexion,  dark. 


750  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAn.ORS 

Graves,  Johnson.  Private,  Capt.  Acter  Patten's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  6,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  19  days,  on 
Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  certified  at  Topsham  and  sworn  to  in  Lincoln  Co. 

Graves,  Jonathan,  Leverett.  Corporal,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Ruggles 
Woodbridge's  (25th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Graves  and 
others,  dated  Charlestown,  July  27,  1775 ;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  28, 
1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  near 
Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Graves,  Jonathan,  Sudbury.  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt.;  company  order  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc.,  dated  Hull,  July  16, 
1776;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  June  23,  1776;  service  to  Dec.  1, 
1776,  5  mos.  9  days,  travel  included. 

Graves,  Jonathan,  Sudbury.  Private;  list  dated  Sept.  2,  1777,  of  men  enlisted  by 
Thomas  Plympton  to  serve  as  guards  over  the  State  stores  at  Sudbury,  as  returned 
to  Isaac  Woods,  Captain  of  Continental  Guards  at  Sudbury ;  also,  Capt.  Isaac 
Wood's  detachment;  marched  Sept.  5,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  26  days,  guarding 
State  stores  at  Sudbury ;  a^so.  Corporal,  Sergt.  Joseph  Goodenow's  detachment; 
service  from  July  1,  1778,  to  July  10,  1778,  10  days,  guarding  the  magazine  at 
Sudbury. 

Graves,  Jonathan,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Drury's  co.,  Col.  Turner's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  23,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  15,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  27  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  endorsed  "  5  mos.  service." 

Graves,  Jonathan,  Tyringham.  Private,  Capt  Noah  Lankton's  co..  Col.  John  Ash- 
ley's (1st  Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  19,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1777; 
service,  29  days,  on  expedition  to  Stillwater,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows ; 
also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Pater- 
son  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also, 
pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Tyringham  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  19,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  9,  1780; 
service,  4  mos.  25  days,  travel  included. 

Graves,  Jonathan,  Westminster.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Miles's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Cambridge,  and  joined  Col.  John  Whitcom's  (Whit- 
comb's)  regt.;  service,  11^  days. 

Graves,  Jonathan,  Wrentham  (also  given  Medway  and  Medfield).  Private,  Capt. 
John  Boyd's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Greaton's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co.,  36th  regt.; 
company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775 ;  reported  enlisted  April  27,  1775, 
went  to  Canada  Sept.  10,  1775;  also,  receipt  dated  Albany,  Nov.  28,  1776,  for 
bounties  paid  said  Graves  and  others  by  Capt.  Samuel  Forster,  of  Col.  Greaton's 
regt.,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  during  the  war ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for 
Continental  service,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Metcalf,  of  Col.  Wheelock's  regt.,  dated 
June  18,  1777 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1st 
Medway  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  by 
Joseph  Lovell,  dated  Medway,  Feb.  16,  1778,  and  sworn  to  at  Wrentham  by  Lieut. 
Stephen  Clark;  residence,  Medway;  engaged  for  town  of  Medway;  joined  Capt. 
Forster's  co.,  Col.  Graten's  regt.;  term,  during  war;  also,  list  of  men  mustered 
by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  16, 1777; 
Capt.  Forster's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Forster's  co., 
Col.  Graton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777, 
to  Aug.  9.  1779;  reported  deserted;  also,  Capt.  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  (2d) 
regt.;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Medfield ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Roxbury; 
mustered  by  Col.  Barber,  County  Muster  Master ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  for  Dec,  1777,  dated  Albany;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Samuel 


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Graves,  Jonathan',  continued. 

Foster's  (3d)  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  James  Tlsdale,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  White  Plains,  July  20,  1778;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Foster's  co. 
commanded  by  Lieut.  James  Tisdale,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Aug., 
1778,  dated  White  Plains ;  reported  on  command  with  Gen.  Scott;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1778;  reported  on  command  with  Gen.  Scott; 
also,  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779, 
dated  Cortlandt  Manor;  reported  transferred  to  Col.  Greaton's  co. 

Graves,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  John  Joslin's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worcester 
Co.)  regt. ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days ;  company  marched  from  Leominster  to  Ben- 
nington the  last  of  July,  1777,  to  join  forces  under  Col.  Seth  Warner.  Roll  dated 
Leominster. 

Graves,  Jonathan.  Fifer,  Capt.  Joseph  Raymond's  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  23,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  21,1777;  service,  1  mo.  3  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 

Graves,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Cutting's  co.,  Col.  Mclntash's  (Mcintosh's) 
regt.,  Gen.  Lovell's  brigade;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1778 j 
service,  1  mo.  16  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Graves,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  John  Collar's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashly's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  19, 1779;  discharged  Aug.  27, 1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days ; 
company  marched  to  Connecticut  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Powel. 

Graves,  Jonathan.  List  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Pittstield  Oct.  26,  1779,  to  rein- 
force the  Continental  Army  and  who  were  dismissed  Nov.  30,  1779;   service, 

5  weeks. 

Graves,  Jonathan.  Private,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  June  1,  1779;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.,  with  guards  at  Sudbury;  also,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted 
July  1, 1779 ;  discharged  Oct.  6, 1780 ;  service,  15  mos.  6  days ;  above  service  from 
July  1, 1779,  performed  with  guards  at  and  about  Boston  under  successive  engage- 
ments of  3  months. 

Graves,  Jonathan.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  John  Gleason's  co.,  endorsed 
"North  Kingston,  June  26,  1777;  "  deposition  made  by  Micah  Balcom,  July  26, 
1844,  states  that  he  engaged  the  first  part  of  May,  1777,  in  Capt.  Gleason's  co., 
Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt., and  rendered  2  mos.  8  days  service  at  Rhode  Island; 
said  company  was  made  up  of  men  from  Marlljorough,  Stow,  Sudbury,  Framing- 
ham,  Natick,  Sherburne,  Holliston,  and  Hopkinton. 

Graves,  Joseph,  Framingham.  Private,  Capt.  Amasa  Cranston's  co.,  Col.  Samuel 
Denny's  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  28,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  6 
days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack ;  company  raised  for  3  months ;  also,  list  of 

6  months  men  raised  agreeable  to  x-esolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Com- 
missioner; also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  14, 
1780;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Framingham  ;  marched  to  camp  July  14, 1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Hancock ; 
also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Pater- 
son  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Framingham  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  10,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  26, 
1780;  service,  5  mos.  26  days,  travel  included;  also,  receipt  dated  Boston,  April 
2,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Graves  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Nickson,  Chairman  of 


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Graves,  Joseph,  cojitinued. 

Class  No.  1  of  the  town  of  Framingham,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  3  years;  also,  Pi'ivate,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  cc,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin 
Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc. ;  wages  allowed  said  Graves  from 
April  20,  1782,  to  Dec.  31,  1782,  8  mos.  11  days. 

Graves,  Joseph.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Caleb  Clarke's  (2d  Belchertown)  co. ;  list  of 
officers  chosen  in  Belchertown  and  Ware  cos.  of  militia,  as  returned  by  Col. 
Samuel  Howe,  dated  March  16,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Caleb  Clarke's 
CO.,  4th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  ;  commissioned  April 
1, 1776 ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Elijah  Dwight's  (9th)  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Howe's 
(4th  Hampshire  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  company 
in  place  of  officers  who  had  refused  to  take  their  commissions,  dated  Belchertown, 
July  22, 1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  Aug.  9, 1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ; 
reported  commissioned  Aug.  9,  1776. 

Graves,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Miles  Greenwood's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  enlisted  Nov.  11,  1777;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  4  mos.  23  days.  Rolls 
dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill. 

Graves,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  John  Homes's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (1st)  regt. 
of  guards;  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  service  to  July  4,  1778,  3  mos.  3  days,  with 
guards  at  Cambridge ;  enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2,  1778. 

Graves,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bodwell's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards ;  service  from  July  2,  1778,  to  July  12,  1778,  10  days,  at  Cambridge. 

Graves,  Joseph.  List  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "  Silver  Eel "  from  Halifax  to 
Boston  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Bat. 
Fox,  Commissary  of  Prisoners;  reported  a  Seaman. 

Graves  [?],  Joshua,  Montague.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Wil- 
liams's regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  17  days. 

Graves,  Josiah,  Sr.,  "  N.  Briton."  List  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and 
June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co.;  Capt. 
Watson's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  term,  3  years  or  during  war;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Watson's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  March  1,  1777,  to  July  20, 1777 ;  reported  died  July  20, 1777  ;  also,  Capt. 
Abraham  Watson's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  resi- 
dence, "N.  Briton;"  enlisted  for  town  of'N.  Briton;"  mustered  by  County 
Muster  Master  Wheeler;  reported  deceased. 

Graves,  Josiah,  Jr.,  *'N.  Briton."  List  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and 
June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co.;  Capt. 
Watson's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  term,  3  years  or  during  war;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Watson's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  March  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  15,  1777;  reported  discharged;  also,  Capt. 
Abraham  Watson's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt.;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  resi- 
dence ''N.  Briton;"  enlisted  for  town  of  N.  Briton;"  mustered  by  County 
Muster  Master  Wheeler. 

Graves,  Julius,  Sunderland.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Coney's  co..  Col.  Sears's  regt. ; 
marched  Aug.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  15,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days,  travel 
included ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Ware. 

Graves,  Learious  [?].  Fifer,  Capt.  Salmon  White's  co.,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  service,  4  days,  in  Northern 
department;  company  marched  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates. 


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Graves,  Lemuel  (also  given  Samuel),  Sunderland.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve 
in  tlie  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Caleb  Montague's  co.,  sworn  to  in  Hamp- 
shire Co.,  April  5, 1779 ;  residence,  Sunderland ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sunderland ; 
joined  Capt.  Haj'nes's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  I'egt. ;  term,  3  years;  also,  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
also,  Capt.  Haynes's  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  return  [year  not  given]  ; 
mustered  by  Col.  Woodbridge;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co..  Col.  Edward 
Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  service  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Valley  Forge ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp  "  Greeneage;"  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778  ;  also,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Wig- 
glesworth's regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  en- 
listed Feb.  10,  1777 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  terra  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  7,  1780;  age,  23  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for 
town  of  Sunderland ;  marched  to  camp  July  7,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
Dix;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen. 
Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Sunderland  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  18, 
1780;  service,  5  mos.  21  days,  ti-avel  included;  reported  detached  from  Capt. 
Caleb  Montague's  co..  Col.  Williams's  regt.;  joined  Capt.  Partridge's  co.,  Col. 
Greaton's  regt. 

Graves,  Levi,  Westminster.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Miles's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge  and  joined  Col.  John  Whitcom's  regt.; 
service,  11^  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Joslin's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worcester 
Co.)  regt. ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days ;  company  marched  from  Leominster  to  Benning- 
ton on  the  last  of  July,  1777,  to  join  forces  under  Col.  Seth  Warner;  roll  dated 
Leominster;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Elisha  Jackson's  co. ;  service,  27  days,  travel 
included;  company  marched  from  Westminster  under  command  of  Maj.  Bridge 
to  reinforce  Northern  army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Sept.  22,  1777 ;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their 
arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  returned  as  received  of 
Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  arrived  at 
Fishkill  June  7,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Edgel's  co.  and  other 
companies  in  Col.  Stearns's  regt.,  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master 
for  Worcester  Co.  [year  not  given]  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Westminster ;  term,  9 
months ;  also,  certificate  sworn  to  at  Westminster,  Jan.  4,  1779,  signed  by  Capt. 
William  Edggil,  stating  that  said  Graves  and  others  were  raised  by  the  town  of 
Westminster  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20, 
1778,  and  were  mustered  by  the  County  Muster  Master  prior  to  May  22,  1778 ; 
residence,  Westminster;  also.  Private,  Capt.  William  Warner's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  June  7, 
1778 ;  enlistment,  9  months. 

Graves,  Lucius,  Hatfield.  Fifer,  Capt.  Israel  Chapin's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John 
Fellows's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service  to  April  26,  1775,  7  days;  also,  Capt.  Israel  Chapin's  (2d)  co.. 
Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April 
27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dorchester,  Dec.  6,  1775. 

Graves,  Luther,  Lancaster.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Sawyer's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Whitcomb's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 7  days;  also,  Capt.  Ephraim  Richardson's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.; 


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Graves,  Luther,  continued. 

muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Graves,  Martin.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Salmon  White's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ;  en- 
gaged Sept.  20,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777 ;  service,  30  days,  travel  included, 
on  expedition  to  Saratoga.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Hatfield. 

Graves,  Matthew,  Conway.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Samuel  Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19,  1775;  service,  16^  days;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Phillips's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Timothy  Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  23, 
1776 ;  service  to  April  1, 1777, 100  days  ;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga ;  also, 
same  co.  and  detachment;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  24, 
1777;  enlistment  to  expire  March  23,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore's  co.,  Col. 
David  Field's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  service, 
4  days;  company  marched  to  the  Northward  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates 
and  was  dismissed  by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln. 

Graves,  Micah.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  15,  1776 ;  credited  to  town  of  Sudbury  ;  regi- 
ment raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Robert  Cutting's  co..  Col. 
Mclntash's  (Mcintosh's)  regt..  Gen.  Lovell's  brigade;  enlisted  Aug.  1, 1778;  dis- 
charged Sept.  10,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  13  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to 
Rhode  Island. 

Graves,  Moses,  Monson.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Isaac  Colton's  co.,  Col.  David  Brewer's 
(9th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  10, 1775 ;  service,  2  mos. 
26  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  Capt. 
Colton's  CO.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's)  regt.;  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Dec.  22,  1775. 

Graves,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Slarrow's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  23,  1777;  discharged  Sept.  28, 1777;  service,  11  days,  travel  included,  on 
expedition  to  the  Northward.    Roll  dated  Leverett. 

Graves,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Strong's  co..  Col.  Sears's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  10, 1781 ;  marched  to  Albany  Aug.  17, 1781 ;  discharged  Nov. 
20,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days,  at  Saratoga. 

Graves,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Browning's  co..  Col.  Seth  Murray's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
4  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months ;  also,  order  dated  Palmer,  April  10,  1782,  signed  by  said  Graves,  for 
wages  for  3  mos.  4  days  service  in  1780  in  Capt.  Browing's  (Browning's)  co.,  Col. 
Morey's  (Murray's)  regt. 

Graves,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Salmon  White's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  service,  4  days,  in  Northern 
department;  company  marched  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates. 

Graves,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Salmon  White's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  20,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777;  service,  30  days,  travel  included,  on 
expedition  to  Saratoga.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Hatfield. 

Graves,  Nathan,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Salmon  White's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt.;  en- 
listed Sept.  20,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777;  service,  30  days,  travel  included, 
on  expedition  to  Saratoga.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Hatfield. 

Graves,  Nathaniel,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bacheller's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 5  days ;  also,  list  dated  Reading,  2d  Parish,  May  15,  1775,  of  men  who  en- 


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Graves,  Nathaniel,  continued. 

listed  under  Lieut.  Ebenezer  Damon,  as  returned  by  Capt.  John  Flint  to  Col. 
David  Green,  at  Reading ;  also,  Capt.  John  Bacheller's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's 
regt. ;  order  for  advance  paj',  signed  by  said  Graves  and  others,  dated  Camp 
Cambridge,  June  6,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  l-t  days;  also,  company  re- 
turn dated  Cambridge  Camp,  Sept.  25,  1775. 

Ghaves,  Nathaniel.  Seaman  or  Marine,  sloop  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Fisk;  engaged  July  8,  1776;  discharged  Sept.  30,  1776;  roll  dated  Salem; 
also,  Seaman,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  Sept.  30,  1776;  discharged 
Jan.  1, 1777 ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged 
Jan.  1,  1777;  discharged  Jan.  10,  1777;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Graves,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harringtoh's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777;  credited  to  town  of  Hop- 
kinton ;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777. 

Graves,  Nathaniel.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Oliver's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  28,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18, 1777  ;  service,  28  days,  including  travel 
home ;  company  served  with  reinforcements  to  Northern  army  at  time  of  the  re- 
duction of  [Gen.]  Burgoyne. 

Graves,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Winch's  co..  Col.  Samuel  BuUard's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  16,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  15  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

Graves,  Nathaniel.  List  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "  Silver  Eel  "  from  Halifax 
to  Boston  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Bat. 
Fox,  Commissary  of  Prisoners ;  reported  a  Seaman. 

Graves,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Walter  McFarland's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's 
(Middlesex  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  24,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service, 
3  mos.  10  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Graves,  Noah,  Sunderland.  Capt.  Noadiah  Leonard's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
(25th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Graves  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  June  22,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  2, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  7  days ;  also,  company  return 
[probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Cambridge  Camp,  Oct.  31,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's 
CO.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  paj^  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and 
from  Ticonderoga  in  1776. 

Graves,  Oliver,  Whately.  Private,  Capt.  Salmon  White's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  service,  4  days,  in 
Northern  department ;  company  marched  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates ;  also, 
Capt.  Salmon  White's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  20,  1777 ;  dis- 
charged Oct.  14, 1777 ;  service,  30  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Saratoga ; 
roll  sworn  to  at  Hatfield ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  re- 
turned as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at . 
Springfield,  July  7,  1780;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Whately ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  6,  1780 ;  marched  to 
camp  July  7,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Dix  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the 
6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in 
a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Whately  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ; 
marched  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  16  days,  travel 


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Graves,  Oliver,  continued. 

included ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Adams  Bailey's  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  (2d)  regt., 
commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Sprout  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781;  muster  roll  made 
up  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  1,  1782;  enlisted  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  14, 
1780 ;  enlistment,  6  months. 

Graves,  Perez,  Hatfield.  Captain  of  a  company,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in 
response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Ware ;  service,  2  days. 

Graves,  Perez.  Corporal,  Capt.  Gideon  Stebbens's  co.,  4th  Hampshire  Co.  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 3  days ;  company  marched  to  Northampton  in  June,  1782,  to  suppress  the 
mob.    Roll  dated  Belchertown. 

Graves,  Peter,  Westminster.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Miles's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge  and  joined  Col.  John  Whitcom's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, lOJ  days;  also,  Capt.  Elisha  Jackson's  co. ;  service,  10  days,  probably  in 
Aug.,  1777 ;  company  marched  from  Westminster  to  East  Hoosuck  under  com- 
mand of  Maj.  Bridge  on  the  alarm  at  the  battle  of  Bennington  and  was  there  dis- 
missed. 

Graves,  Phineas,  Framingham.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Edgell's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord  and  Cambridge ;  ser- 
vice, 10  days;  also,  Capt.  Jesse  Emes's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  BuUard's  (5th  Middlesex 
Co.)  regt. ;  petition  addressed  to  Col.  Bullard,  dated  Framingham,  June  1,  1776, 
signed  by  said  Graves  and  others,  asking  that  the  company  be  divided  into  two 
companies;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Hovey's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  13, 1779;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779;  service,  5  mos.  18  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779, 
allowing  1  rao.  4  days  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Mellen's  co.. 
Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  10,  1780;  ser- 
vice, 14  days,  travel  included,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

Graves,  Randall,  Shutesbury.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Slarrow's  co..  Col.  David 
Wells's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  24,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  5,  1777 ;  service,  16  days, 
travel  included,  on  expedition  to  the  Northward ;  roll  dated  Leverett;  also,  Capt. 
Oliver  Coney's  co..  Col.  Sears's  regt. ;  marched  Aug.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov. 
15,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days,  travel  included ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  3  months;  roll  sworn  to  at  Ware. 

Graves,  Reuben,  Athol.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  left  service  April 
23,  1775 ;  service,  5  days. 

Graves,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  William  Cooley's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Sept.  23,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  1  day,  travel 
included.    Roll  dated  North  Castle. 

Graves,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Clap's  co.,  Col.  Israel  Chapin's  (3d)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  16,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  12  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 

Graves,  Reuben.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  12, 
1780;  age,  ISyrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
East  Sudbury ;  marched  to  camp  Aug.  12, 1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Bord- 
man ;  reported  lame. 

Graves,  Reuben.  Descriptive  list  dated  Northampton,  Sept.  10, 1780,  of  men  detached 
from  Col.  Israel  Chapin's  (2d  Hampshire  Co.)  regt.  to  serve  for  the  term  of 
3  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  22,  1780;  Capt.  White's  co. ;  age,  20  yrs. ; 


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Graves,  Reuben,  continued. 

stature,  5  ft.  11  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Whately ;  mustered 
July  -,  1780;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Sheldon's  co..  Col.  Seth  Murray's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  23,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,1780;  service,  2  mos.  25  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Graves,  Reuben.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  EI}',  Commissioner,  by  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow,  at  Springfield,  Nov.  16, 
1780 ;  age,  17  J'rs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of 
East  Sudbury  ;  marched  to  camp  under  command  of  Capt.  Parker. 

Graves,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Bowker's  co..  Col.  Webb's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  23,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  4,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  21  days,  travel  included ; 
company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Graves,  Roswell.  Private,  Capt.  "William  Cooley's  co..  Col.  John  Mosley's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  23,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  1  day,  travel 
included ;  roll  dated  North  Castle ;  also,  Capt.  William  Cooley's  co..  Col.  Mosley's 
(Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17, 1777;  discharged  Aug.  19, 1777 ;  service, 
4  days ;  company  marched  towards  Bennington  on  an  alarm ;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Granville;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Coe's  co..  Col.  John  Moseley's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  21,1777;  discharged  Oct.  23,1777;  service,  33  days ;  com- 
pany marched  by  order  of  Gen.  Gates  to  reinforce  Northern  army  on  an  alarm ; 
also,  Capt.  Solomon  Brown's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  en- 
listed July  31,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  6  days,  travel 
included,  at  New  London,  Conn. 

Graves,  Rufus.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Merriman's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  (3d) 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  15, 1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  14  days, 
travel  included,  at  Claverack. 

Graves,  Rufus.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co.,  Col.  David  Rosseter's  regt..  Gen. 
Fellows's  brigade;  enlisted  Nov.  5,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1780;  service,  4 
days ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Stark  at  Stillwater  on  an 
alarm;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Raymond's  co..  Col.  Hyde's  regt..  Gen.  Rosseter's 
brigade ;  enlisted  Oct.  29,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1781 ;  service,  12  days,  travel 
included,  on  an  alarm  at  Stillwater. 

Graves,  Samuel,  Monadnock  (also  given  "  Chohos  ").  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Colton's 
CO.,  Col.  David  Brewer's  (9th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  July 
1,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  2  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct. 
7,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Colton's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  David  Brewer's) 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp, 
Nov.  15,  1775. 

Graves,  Samuel,  Tyringham.  Private,  Capt.  William  King's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Fellows's  regt.,  which  marched  April  21, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19, 1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  4  days ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  George  King's  co..  Col. 
Benjamin  Simouds's  detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  Dec.  16, 1776  ; 
discharged  March  24,  1777  ;  service,  98  days ;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga ; 
also,  same  co.  and  detachment;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777; 
enlistment  to  expire  March  15,  1777;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Noah  Lankton's  co., 
Col.  John  Ashley's  (1st  Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  entered  service  July  8,  1777;  dis- 
charged Aug.  14, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  8  days ;  company  marched  to  Kingsbury  by 
order  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows ;  roll  dated  Tyringham. 

Graves,  Samuel.  Capt.  William  Hooper's  co. ;  company  receipt  for  advance  pay 
dated  Salem,  Sept.  26,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co. ;  enlisted  July  21,  1775;  ser- 
vice to  Nov.  1, 1775, 3  mos.  19  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast ;  roll  dated  Marblehead. 


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Graves,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hudson  Ballard's  co.,  Col.  Asa  "Whitcomb's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 
1776;  reported  promoted  to  Corporal  Oct.  1,  1776. 

Graves,  Samuel.  Return  of  train  band  and  alarm  list  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Graves 
reported  as  belonging  to  train  band;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Brig- 
ham's  CO.,  showing  service  rendered  at  various  places  and  iines  paid  in  lieu  of 
service  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Graves  not  credited  with  service  nor  reported  as 
having  paid  any  fine. 

Graves,  Selah,  Sunderland.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Caleb  Montague's  co.,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  5, 1779;  resi- 
dence, Sunderland;  engaged  for  town  of  Sunderland;  joined  Capt.  Haynes's  co., 
Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co., 
Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Feb.  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Haynes's  co..  Col. 
Wigglesworth's  regt.;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mustered  by  Col.  Woodbridge; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  of  men  in  service  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Valley  Forge ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp  "  Greeneage ;  "  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778;  also,  Capt.  John  K.  Smith's  co..  Col. 
Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ; 
enlisted  Feb.  10,  1777;  reported  furloughed  by  Maj.  Porter,  April  29,  1779,  for 
15  days. 

Graves,  Selah,  Sunderland.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
Jul}- 7,  1780;  age,  22yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for 
town  of  Sunderland ;  marched  to  camp  July  7,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
Dix ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen. 
Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Sunderland  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  5, 
1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  8  days,  travel  included;  reported  detached  from  Capt.  Caleb 
Montague's  co..  Col.  Williams's  regt. ;  joined  Capt.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Smith's 
regt. 

Graves,  Selah,  Whately.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Chapin's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Fellows's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775;  service  to  April  26,  1775,  7  days;  also,  Capt.  Israel  Chapin's  (2d) 
CO.,  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
April  27, 1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Dorchester, 
Nov.  25,  1775. 

Graves,  Selah.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Cooke's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  20,  1779 ;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  13 
days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. 

Graves,  Silas,  Hatfield.  Private,  Capt.  Perez  Graves's  co.,  which  marched  April 
21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Ware ;  service,  2  days. 

Graves,  Silas,  Montague.  Corporal,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's 
(24th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Graves  and  others,  dated 
Charlestown,  June  27, 1775 ;  also,  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  1, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct  6, 
1775;  also,  orders  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  monej^  dated  Winter  Hill, 
Dec.  23, 1775,  and  Sunderland,  April  6,  1776. 


m  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  759 


Graves,  Silas.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Slrrow's  (Slarrow's)  8th  (Leverett)  co., 
6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several 
companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Phineas  Wright  and  others,  field 
officers,  dated  Northfield,  April  23,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  May  7,  1776,  that 
said  officers  be  commissioned. 

Graves,  Silas.  Private,  Capt.  Salmon  White's  co..  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  17, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19, 1777 ;  service,  4  days,  in  Northern  department ; 
company  marched  at  request  of  Gen.  Horatio  Gates. 

Graves,  Simeox,  Palmer.  Private,  Capt.  David  Speer's  co..  Col.  Pynchon's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  22  days ;  also,  Lieut. 
Joshua  Shaw's  detachment.  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  26,  1777; 
discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  29  days,  in  Northern  department;  detachment 
marched  from  Palmer  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates  and  serve  for  30  days. 

Graves,  Simeon,  Sunderland.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Ruggles 
Woodbridge's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  Ticonderoga 
in  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Montague's  co.,  Col.  Williams's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  11, 
1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel  included,  on  expe- 
dition to  Northern  department. 

Graves,  Simeon.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Child's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  8  days ;  company  raised  May  10,  1777,  for  service  at  Ticonderoga 
and  was  discharged  July  8,  1777. 

Graves  [?],  Simeon.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmore's  co..  Col.  David  Field's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  company 
marched  to  the  Northward  at  request  of  Gen.  Hoi'atio  Gates  and  was  dismissed 
by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln. 

Graves,  Simeon.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  French's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.;  en- 
listed Sept.  22,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included,  in 
Northern  department. 

Graves,  Simon.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Montague's  co.,  Col.  Williams's  regt.;  enlisted 
July  11,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel  included, 
on  expedition  to  Northern  department ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph  Slarrow's  co., 
Col.  David  Wells's  regt.;  engaged  Sept.  24,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  the  Northward.    Roll  dated  Leverett. 

Graves,  Stephen,  Ashtield  (also  given  Sunderland).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Elisha  Cranson's  co.,  5th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  dated 
Ashfield,  April  2,  1779;  a  similar  list  is  endorsed  "  Col.  David  Field's  return;" 
residence,  Ashfield;  engaged  for  town  of  Ashfield  (also  given  Leverett) ;  joined 
Maj.  Stevens's  corps  of  artillery  (also  given  Capt.  Bartlit's  co..  Col.  Wesson's 
regt.) ;  terra,  3  j-ears ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  for  settling 
disputes  between  towns  in  Hampshire  Co.  as  to  soldiers  credited  to  them,  attested 
at  Northampton,  April  16,  1779;  said  Graves  claimed  by  Leverett  and  Ashfield; 
allowed  to  Ashfield;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  10,  1778;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  also, 
Fifer,  Capt.  Lillie's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  June  2,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Sunder- 
land ;  also.  Drummer,  Capt.  John  Lilley's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt. ; 
return  of  men  in  service  on  or  before  Aug.  14,  1777;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
in  Continental  service;  Capt.  John  Lillie's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery) 
regt.;  rank.  Drummer;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6J  in.;  complexion,  fair;  en- 
listed in  1777,  by  Lieut.  Traicey ;  reported  deserted  Sept.  21  [year  not  given] . 

Graves,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Child's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  8  days  ;  company  raised  May  10, 1777,  for  service  at  Ticonderoga  and 
was  discharged  July  8,  1777. 


760  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Grates,  Thaddeus.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Noah  Lankton's  co.,  Col.  Mark  Hopkins's  (1st 
Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  July  15,  1776;  discharged  July  31,  1776; 
service,  17  days ;  company  marched  to  the  Highlands,  N.  Y.,  by  order  of  Brig. 
Gen.  John  Fellows;  also,  Capt.  Noah  Lankton's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (1st 
Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  July  8,  1777 ;  discharged  July  27, 1777 ;  ser- 
vice, 20  days ;  company  marched  to  Kingsbury  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  John 
Fellows ;  roll  dated  Tyringham ;  also,  Capt.  Noah  Lankton's  co..  Col.  John  Ash- 
ley's (1st  Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  entered  service  Sept.  19,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18, 
1777 ;  service,  30  days,  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows,  on  expedition  to 
Stillwater. 

Graves,  Thaddeus.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Lankton's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (1st  Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  8,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  14,  1777;  service,  1  mo. 
8  days;  company  marched  to  Kingsbury  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows; 
roll  dated  Tyringham;  also,  Capt.  John  King's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  June  27,  1780;  discharged  July  4  (also  given  July  1), 
1780 ;  service,  8  days ;  company  marched  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Fellows  on  the 
alarm  of  June  27,  1780,  to  sustain  fort  at  West  Point. 

Graves,  Thomas,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Mar- 
shall's regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  dated  Castle  Island,  Aug.  12,  1776 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  enlisted  July  [Aug.  ?]  19,  1776;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1776, 
3  mos.  13  days;  also,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  15, 1776 ;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March 
1,1777;  «/so,  Capt.  Asahel  Wheeler's  CO. ;  muster  roll  endorsed"  1777;  "  company 
marched  from  Sudbury  and  joined  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regt.  at  Roxbury;  also, 
Private,  Sergt.  Joseph  Goodenow's  detachment;  service  from  Jan.  1, 1779,  to  May 
31,  1779,  5  mos.,  guarding  magazine  at  Sudbury. 

Graves,  Thomas,  Taunton.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Soper's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  6 
days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  1,  1775;  also,  company  re- 
ceipt given  to  Capt.  Oliver  Soper  for  wages  for  Feb.  and  March,  1776,  dated  New 
York ;  also,  company  receipt  given  to  Capt.  Soper  for  ration  allowances  on  march 
from  Dorchester  to  New  York,  dated  New  York,  April  29,  1776;  also,  company 
receipts  given  to  Capt.  Soper  for  wages  for  May-Aug.,  1776. 

Graves,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Whitney's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.; 
service  from  July  31,  1778,  to  Sept.  14,  1778,  1  mo.  18  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll 
dated  Worcester;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Livermore's  co. ;  joined  July  17,  1779;  dis- 
charged Oct.  4,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  18  days,  with  guards  at  Rutland  Barracks; 
roll  dated  Spencer ;  also,  same  co. ;  muster  roll  dated  Rutland,  Aug.  2,  1779 ;  en- 
listment, 3  months,  to  expire  Sept.  30,  1779. 

Graves,  Whitney.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Rowlee's  co. ;  company  return  endorsed 
"  July  6,  1775  "  [service  not  given] . 

Graves,  William,  Medway.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  20  (also  given  Sept.  13),  1778;  service,  4  mos.  16  days,  at 
Rhode  Island;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779.    Roll  dated  Tiverton. 

Graves,  William,  Stow.  Private,  Capt.  William  Whitcomb's  (Stow)  co..  Col.  James 
Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  19  days; 
also,  Capt.  Silas  Taylor's  co.  of  volunteers.  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.;  enlisted 
Oct.  1,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  8  days;  company  marched 
from  Stow  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department. 

Graves,  William.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abijah  Rowlee's  co. ;  company  return  endorsed 
"  July  6,  1775  "   [service  not  given] . 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  761 

Graves,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Minott's  co.,  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  headquarters,  dated  Cambridge,  Jan.  12, 
1776. 

Graves,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Zachariah  Fitch's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.; 
service  from  Aug.  23,  1776,  to  Sept.  30,  1776,  1  mo.  9  days. 

Graves,  Zadok,  Deerfield.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
1st  CO.,  5th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Thomas  Dickinson,  dated 
Deerfield,  Sept.  4,  1777;  engaged  for  town  of  Deerfield;  joined  Capt.  Keith's  co.. 
Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  from  5th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  endorsed  "Col.  David  Field's 
return;"  also,  Private,  Capt.  James  Keith's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  19,  1778; 
residence,  Deerfield;  reported  died  May  19  (also  given  March  19),  1778. 

Graves,  Zebediah.  Private,  Capt.  Amasa  Sheldon's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  10,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  travel 
included,  on  expedition  to  Northern  department.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Deerfield. 

Graves,  Zenas,  Southwick.  Fifer  (also  given  Private),  Capt.  Silas  Fowler's  (South- 
wick)  CO.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19,  1775;  arrived  at  Roxbury  April  29,  1775,  and  joined  Col.  Danielson's 
regt. ;  service,  21  days ;  reported  dismissed  at  Roxbury  and  returned  home. 

Gravess,  Allin,  Spencertown.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  [year 
not  given];  residence,  Spencertown ;  engaged  for  town  of  Egremont ;  joined  Capt. 
Warren's  co..  Col.  Baley's  regt. 

Graviel,  William,  Salem  (also  given  Boston).  Private,  Capt.  Turner's  co.,  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  15, 
1778,  to  Sept.  14,  1779;  reported  deserted;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  (9th)  co., 
Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  at  Providence,  July  10,  1779 ;  also,  return  certified 
at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col. 
Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massa- 
chusetts in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment 
under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April 
9,  1779 ;  Capt.  Turner's  co. ;  residence,  Boston ;  enlisted  Jan.  15, 1778 ;  enlistment, 
during  war ;  reported  deserted  Sept.  14,  1779. 

Gravis,  Micah.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  abstract  for  gun 
and  blanket  money,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  24,  1777. 

Gravis,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  abstract  for 
gun  and  blanket  money,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  24,  1777. 

Gray,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gay,  Graay,  Grag,  Graye, 

Grays,  Grey,  Grray.] 

Gray,  .    Captain,  1st  Pennsylvania  battalion ;  list  of  officers  returned  as  prisoners, 

dated  New  York,  Sept.  5,  1776. 

Gray,  .    Portage  bill  of  sloop  "Republic,"  Isaac  Bartlett,  Master,  made  up  for 

voyage  to  West  Indies,  dated  Boston,  July  28, 1777 ;  engaged  July  5,  1777 ;  wages 
allowed  to  July  28,  1777,  23  days ;  reported  a  negro. 

Gray,  .    Account  dated  Westfield,  Sept.  4,  1781,  rendered  the  Commonwealth  by 

the  town  of  Westfield,  of  bounties  paid  said  Gray  and  others  for  engaging  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec. 
2,  1780. 

Gray,  Aaron,  Biddeford  (also  given  Saco).  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Hill's  co..  Col. 
James  Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5^ 


762  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 


Gray,  Aaron,  cojitinued. 

1775;  service,  12  weeks  4  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  27,  1775;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Oct.  26,  1775 ;  also,  list  of 
men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster  Master  for  York  Co.,  dated  Wells, 
Feb.  8,  1777;  Capt.  Jeremiah  Hill's  co..  Col.  John  Patterson's  regt. ;  residence, 
Biddeford;  term,  3  years;  reported  received  State  bounty;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Hancock's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Array  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Feb.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Ptobert  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Joseph 
Vose's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  service  on  or  before  Aug.  16,  1777 ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  in  camp  near  Valley  Forge;  en- 
listed Feb.  1,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1778,  dated  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  order  for  gratuities,  signed  by  said  Gray  and  others,  dated  Providence, 
Feb.  13,  1779;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Vose's  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  also.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  1,  1780; 
residence,  Saco ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  16, 
1780;  age,  30  yrs.;  stature,  6  ft.;  complexion,  ruddy;  engaged  for  town  of  Bid- 
deford; arrived  at  Springfield  Aug.  14,  1780;  marched  to  camp  Aug.  16, 1780, 
under  command  of  Capt.  Burbank ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  ser- 
vice and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return 
dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by 
the  town  of  Biddeford  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched 
Aug.  4,  1780;  discharged  Feb.  13,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  28  days,  travel  included; 
a^*o, Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Remick's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  muster 
rolls  for  Jan.-March,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  enlisted  Aug.  16, 1780; 
discharged  Feb.  16,  1781 ;  enlistment,  6  months. 

Gray,  Alexander,  Topsham.  Private,  Capt.  James  Curtis's  co. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  18,  1775;  service,  22  days;  also,  Capt.  James  Curtis's 
CO.,  Col.  James  Cargill's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  9,  1775 ;  service,  5  mos.  5  days,  in 
defence  of  seacoast ;  also,  Capt.  William  Lithgow's  co. ;  marched  March  11, 1776 ; 
service  to  July  11,  1776,  4  mos.  1  day;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth,  Cumber- 
land Co.,  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gray,  Amos,  Pelham.  Return  of  men  drafted  from  the  town  of  Pelham,  as  sworn  to 
in  Hampshire  Co.  by  Capt.  John  Thompson ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised 
in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  to 
be  conveyed  to  Gen.  Warner  at  Fishkill  by  Mr.  Johnson,  according  to  an  order 
signed  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  dated  South  Hadley, 
June  17,  1778 ;  Capt.  Thomson's  co.,  Col.  Porter's  regt. ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5 
ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  residence,  Pelham  ;  arrived  at  Fishkill 
June  22,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Com- 
missioner, by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778. 

Gray,  Andrew,  Pelham.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Hooker's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Wood- 
bridge's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17  (also  given  Aug.  19),  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29 
(also  given  Nov.  30),  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  22  (also  given  3  mos.  20)  days,  travel 
included,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department;  roll  dated  Greenwich; 
also.  Drummer,  Capt.  Joshua  L.  Woodbridge's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  25,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779;  service,  6  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newport;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Newport,  allowing  1  mo.  6  days  service  at 
Rhode  Island. 

Gray,  Andrew,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Prince's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days;  also,  Capt.  Asa  Prince's  co..  Col. 


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Geat,  Andrew,  continued. 

Mansfield's  (19th)  regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gray  and  others, 
dated  Cambridge,  June  8,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  4  days;  also,  Capt. 
Prince's  co..  Col.  Mansfield's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  21,  1775. 

Gray,  Andrew  McKlem,  Pelham.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Gray's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  Aug,  8,  1775  [service  not 
given]  ;  also,  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1775 ; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780 ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ; 
complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of  Pelham ;  arrived  at  Springfield,  July  9, 
1780 ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen. 
Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Pelham  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  June  9,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  9,  1780 ; 
service,  6  mos.  8  days,  travel  included. 

Gray,  Andrews,  Salem.  Mate,  schooner  "  Grampus,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Thomas 
Holmes ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  May  27, 1780 ;  age,  23  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem. 

Gray,  Anthony.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Berry's  (Harwich)  co.,Maj.ZenasWinslow's 
regt.;  service,  5  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth,  Sept.  7,  1778. 

Gray,  Archibald.  Private,  Maj.  Ball's  co..  Col.  William  Sheppard's  regt. ;  Continen- 
tal Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  15, 1777,  to  June  20, 1777 ;  reported 
discharged ;  also.  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  return  endorsed  "  Feb.  3, 1778 ;  "  enlisted 
by  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball ;  mustered  by  State  and  Continental  Muster  Masters ; 
reported  deserted. 

Gray,  Archibald.  Seaman,  brig  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams; engaged  Dec.  2,  1778;  discharged  April  20,  1779;  service,  4  mos.  18  days; 
nationality,  Scotch ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  roll  dated  Boston ;  also,  same  vessel  and 
commander;  engaged  May  6,  1779;  service  to  Sept.  6,  1779,  4  mos.  1  day;  roll 
sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. ;  also.  Coxswain,  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Foster  Williams ;  engaged  March  5,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  17,  1780;  ser- 
vice, 5  mos.  12  days;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  Oct.  1,  1780; 
service,  7  mos.  5  days ;  vessel  reported  as  captured  May  5,  1781. 

Gray,  Benjamin,  Charlestown.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Dana's  co.,  Col.  Mclntush's 
(Mcintosh's)  regt.;  arrived  at  camp  March  28,  1776;  discharged  April  5,  1776; 
service,  8  days,  at  the  Lines  at  Boston. 

Gray,  Benjamin,  Roxbury.  Order  dated  Dorchester,  July  24,  1778,  signed  by  Stephen 
Badlam,  Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co.,  addressed  to  said  Gray,  directing  him  to 
proceed  without  delay  to  Fishkill  and  deliver  himself  to  Brig.  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  under  penalty  of  being  treated  as  a  deserter,  said  Gray  having 
been  prevented  from  marching  previously  on  account  of  sickness ;  said  Gray  re- 
ported as  having  engaged  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  town  of  Rox- 
bury for  the  terra  of  9  months;  also,  letter  from  Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  to  Gen.  Glover,  dated  Dorchester,  Aug.  5,  1778,  stating  that  said 
Gray  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  for  the  town  of  Roxbury,  and  had  received 
his  bounty,  but  having  been  prevented  by  sickness  from  proceeding  to  Gen.  Warner 
at  Fishkill  at  the  time  of  his  engagement  was  ordered  to  report  himself  to  Gen. 
Glover  to  serve  in  his  brigade ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Orringh  Stoddard's  co..  Col. 
Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  Jan.,  March,  and 
April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlistment,  9  months. 


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Gray,  Benjamin,  Salem.  Sailor,  schooner  "  Grampus,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Thomas 
Holmes ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  May  27, 1780 ;  age,  21  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Salem. 

Gray,  Benjamin.  Pay  roll  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  sloop  "  Republic,"  commanded 
by  Capt.  John  F.  Williams ;  engaged  June  20, 1776 ;  service  to  Oct.  1, 1776,  3  mos. 
10  days.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

Gray,  Benjamin.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Daniel 
Souther;  engaged  Aug.  17, 1776 ;  discharged  Dec.  21, 1776;  service,  4 mos.  4 days. 

Gray,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Bumstead's  co. ;  list  of  men  drafted  from 
Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.,  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  May  7, 
1777,  to  guard  stores,  etc.,  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  for  the 
term  of  5  weeks ;  also,  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ; 
service,  47  days ;  company  reported  as  Boston  militia  and  stationed  at  Hull  from 
July  26,  1777,  to  Sept.  11,  1777;  roll  sworn  to  in  SuflFolk  Co.  and  endorsed  "  men 
drafted  from  Boston  regt. ; "  also,  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  detachment, 
Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  regt. ;  service,  1  mo.  8  days;  detachment  drafted  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  Sept.  16, 1777,  for  service  at  and  about  Boston ;  also,  Capt.  John  Stut- 
son's  CO.,  Maj.  Edward  Proctor's  detachment  of  militia;  detached  Dec.  10,  1777; 
discharged  March  1,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  22  days,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen. 
Heath  at  Boston. 

Gray,  Benjamin.  Boy,  ship  "  General  Putnam,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Daniel  Waters ; 
engaged  July  10  (also  given  July  12),  1779 ;  service  to  Sept.  7, 1779, 1  mo.  27  days, 
on  Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Gray,  Benjamin.  List  of  men  on  board  the  ship  "  Jason,"  Simon  Forrester,  Master, 
dated  June  15,  1780. 

Gray,  Benjamin.  List  of  prisoners  brought  to  Marblehead  in  the  cartel  "  Pacific,"  to 
be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Stone,  Commissary 
[year  not  given]  ;  said  Gray,  a  Seaman,  reported  taken  in  a  prize  of  the  "  Dolphin  " 
(privateer),  by  the  British  ship  "  Milford." 

Gray,  Brevity,  Billerica.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
7th  Middlesex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Edward  Farmer,  dated  Feb.  16, 
1778;  residence,  Billerica;  engaged  for  town  of  Billerica;  joined  Capt.  White's 
CO.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt.;  term,  during  war;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Haffleld 
White's  CO.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Feb.  8,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  White's  co..  Col.  Putnam's 
(4th)  regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778;  mustered  by  Col.  Barret;  also, 
Capt.  White's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  Continental  Armj^  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point, 
Jan.  10, 1781 ;  Capt.  White's  (also  given  Capt.  Goodale's)  co..  Col.  Putnam's  (5th) 
regt.;  rank,  Fifer;  age,  19  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair, 
light;  eyes,  light;  residence,  Billerica;  enlisted  March  29,  1779,  by  Col.  Putnam; 
enlistment,  during  war ;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Haffleld  White's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Put- 
nam's (5th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-March,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also. 
Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  re- 
ported reduced  April  12,  1781. 

Gray,  Cato,  Pelham.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  John  Thomson's  co.,  4th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Col. 
R.  Woodbridge,  dated  South  Hadley,  May  28, 1777 ;  residence,  Pelham ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Pelham ;  joined  Capt.  Maxwell's  co..  Col.  Bayley's  regt. ;  term,  3 
years,  to  expire  Jan,  1,  1780;  reported  a  negro;  also,  Private,  1st  co..  Col.  John 
Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  15,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Hugh  Maxwell's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  company 


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■Gbat,  Cato,  conti7iued, 

return  dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  24,  1778;  also,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co., 
Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780, 
to  May  15,  1780. 

Gray,  Charles,  Plymouth  (also  given  Boston).  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Hammatt's 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield;  service,  11  days;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Mayhew's 
CO.,  Col.  Cotton's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  8  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  reported  dis- 
charged Sept.  8,  1775. 

Gray,  Cyprus,  Amesbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Currier's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.; 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Nov.  16,  1775. 

Gray,  Daniel,  Boston  (also  given  Wellfleet  and  Sharon,  Conn.) .  Return  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  2d  Princeton  co.,  2d  Worcester  Co.  regt., 
as  returned  by  Capt.  James  Mirick,  dated  Princeton,  Jan.  12,  1778;  residence, 
Boston;  engaged  for  town  of  Princeton;  joined  Capt.  Langdon's  co.,  Col.  Jack- 
son's regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber, 
Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  July  20, 1777;  Capt.  Langdon's  co., 
Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Hastings's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  July  8,  1777,  to  July  10, 
1779 ;  residence,  Wellfleet ;  reported  deserted ;  also,  Lieut.  Thomas  Lamb's  co., 
Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  Gulph,  Pa. ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778,  dated  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Sept.  and  Nov.,  1778,  and  March,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet; 
also,  Capt.  John  Hastings's  (6th)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April, 

1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  return  certified  at  camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 

1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's  and  Col.  Jackson's 
regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who 
were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson, 
agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  Capt.  Hastings's  co. ;  residence, 
Sharon,  Conn. ;  enlisted  July  8,  1777 ;  reported  deserted  July  10,  1779. 

•Gray,  Daniel,  Pelham.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Dwight's  co. ;  abstract  for  billeting 
money  to  and  from  camp  [year  not  given]  ;  168  miles  travel  allowed  said  Gray. 

Gray,  Daniel,  Rhode  Island.  Mate,  ship  "  Deane  "  (privateer),  commanded  by  Capt. 
Elisha  Hinman ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  -,  1780 ; 
age,  28  yrs. ;  complexion,  dark;  occupation,  mariner;  residence,  Rhode  Island; 
also.  Lieutenant,  brig  "  Prospect,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph  Vesey ;  descrip- 
tive list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  in  SuflFolk  Co.,  June  20,  1781 ;  age,  30  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Rhode  Island. 

Gray,  Daniel,  Sheyin  [?].  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  the  port  of  Halifax  by  order 
of  Sir  George  Collier  June  28,  1777,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  re- 
turned by  John  Emerson,  Commissary  ;  said  Gray,  a  Private,  reported  as  having 
been  taken  at  Canada;  also.  Private,  Col.  Patterson's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  dated 
Boston,  July  7,  1777,  for  travel  allowance  from  Boston  to  their  respective  homes, 
allowed  said  Gray  and  other  prisoners  "  lately  arrived  in  a  cartel,"  as  returned  by 
Lieut.  Joseph  Welch;  said  Gray  credited  with  7i  days  allowance;  residence, 
Sheyin  [?]. 

'Gray,  Daniel,  Woolwich.  Private,  Capt.  John  Burnam's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's 
(8th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  2,  1777,  to 
Aug.  5, 1778 ;  residence,  Woolwich ;  term,  3  years ;  reported  died  Aug.  3, 1777  [  ?  ] ; 
also,  Capt.  John  Bayley's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  2,  1777 ;  ser- 
vice to  May  26,  1777,  3  mos.  2  days. 


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Gray,  Daniel.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  David  Cowden's  co.,  4th  Hampshire  Co.  regt. ; 
marched  Aug.  17, 1777  ;  discharged  Aug.  20, 1777 ;  service,  6  daj-s,  travel  included ; 
company  marched  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge  on  the 
alarm  at  Bennington  Aug.  17,  1777. 

Gray,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Acter  Patten's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  6,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  19  days,  on  Penobscot 
expedition.    Roll  certified  at  Topsham. 

Gray,  Daniel.  Receipt  dated  Andover,  July  3,  1779,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gray  and 
others  by  Nathaniel  Lovejoy,  on  behalf  of  3d  Andover  co.,  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779 ;  also, 
descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9 
months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  by  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall,  at  Springfield,  July  16, 1779;  Capt. 
Lovejoy's  co.,  Col.  Johnson's  regt. ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion, 
light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Andover ;  also,  return  dated  Boxford,  Dec.  8,  1779,  of 
men  mustered  by  John  Gushing,  Muster  Master  for  Essex  Co.,  to  join  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779 ;  also, 
Capt.  Clark's  co.,  10th  Mass.  regt.;  entered  service  July  10,  1779;  discharged 
April  10,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Gray,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Reed's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  13,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781;  service,  4  mos.  19  days;  company  raised 
for  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts ;  also,  company  receipt  for  equipments,  giveu 
to  Capt.  John  Reed,  dated  Falmouth,  Dec.  1,  1781. 

Gray,  Daniel.  Coi'poral,  Capt.  George  Ulmer's  co.,  Col.  James  Hunter's  regt. ;  en- 
gaged April  10,1782;  dischargedNov.  20, 1782;  service,  7  mos.  10 days;  company 
raised  for  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts. 

Gray,  David,  Lancaster.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Robbins's  co..  Col.  Asa  "Whitcomb's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  7 
days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  26,  1775 ;  company  made  up  from  2d 
and  13th  cos.  of  Col.  Whitcomb's  regt. 

Gray,  David,  Lenox.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Hyde's  co..  Col.  James  Easton's  regt. ; 
marched  May  10,  1775 ;  service,  5  days ;  companj'  marched  from  Lenox  on  the 
alarm  at  Ticonderoga;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Lenox;  engaged  for  town  of  Lenox;  joined 
Capt.  Ashley's  co.,  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20, 
1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co.; 
Capt.  Ashley's  co. ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Moses  Ashley's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  July  1,  1777;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777;  enlistment,  during 
war;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  dated  Camp  near  Valley 
Forge ;  also.  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  enlisted  prior  to 
Aug.  16,  1777,  and  marched  with  regiment  to  Peekskill ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Jan., 
1779,  sworn  to  in  Quarters  at  Providence;  also,  Capt.  Ashley's  co..  Col.  Vose's 
(14th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  reported 
on  command  at  Newton ;  also,  Capt.  Green's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  made  up  for  the  year  1780 ;  reported  deserted  Jan.  2  [year  not 
given,  probably  1780]  ;  also,  list  of  deserters  dated  Camp  Highlands,  N.  Y.,  July 
13,  1780;  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  age,  23  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  light;  birthplace,  Lenox;  residence,  Lenox;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1782, 
dated  Quarters,  York  Hutts;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported  joined  March  5, 
1782. 

Gray,  David.  Private,  Capt.  James  Noble's  co..  Col.  Benedict  Arnald's  (Arnold's) 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  10,  1775 ;  discharged  June  24,  1775 ;  service,  6  weeks  3  days. 


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Gray,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Stebbins's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  23,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  1  day,  travel  included,  on 
expedition  to  Northern  department.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Deerfield. 

Gray,  David.  Private,  Capt.  James  Mallon's  co., Lieut.  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  18,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  4,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  28  days,  travel  included; 
regiment  raised  in  Essex  and  Plymouth  counties  to  reinforce  the  Continental 
Army  for  3  months. 

Gray,  Dominicus,  "Wells  (also  given  Sanford).  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel 
Wells,  Muster  Master  for  York  Co.,  dated  Wells,  Feb.  15,  1777;  Capt.  Daniel 
Wheelwright's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.;  residence.  Wells;  engaged  for 
town  of  Wells;  term,  3  years;  reported  received  State  and  Continental  bounties; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Francis's  co..  Col.  Tupper's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  7, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Wheelwright's 
CO.,  Col.  Francis's  regt. :  rations  allowed  fi'om  date  of  enlistment,  Feb.  7,  1777,  to 
date  of  marching,  March  22,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Wheelwright's  co..  Col.  Benjamin 
Tupper's  regt. ;  return  dated  Jan.  25,  1778 ;  residence,  Sanford ;  enlisted  for  town 
of  Sanford ;  mustered  by  Col.  Verrick,  Continental  Muster  Master,  and  by  County 
Muster  Master  Wells ;  also,  Capt.  Francis's  co.,  Col.  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  17,  1780;  reported  dis- 
charged Jan.  17,  1780 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster 
Master  for  York  Co.  to  serve  for  8  months  in  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts, 
sworn  to  in  York  Co.,  June  6,  1780;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Clark's  co..  Col. 
Joseph  Prime's  (York  Co.)  regt.;  joined  June  15,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  8,  1780; 
service,  5  mos.  24  days ;  enlistment,  8  months ;  company  raised  for  defence  of 
eastern  Massachusetts ;  also,  Lieut.  Joseph  McLellan's  co. ;  detached  Dec.  6, 1780 ; 
discharged  Feb.  15,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  9  days,  at  the  Eastward;  company  de- 
tached from  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt.  by  order  of  Gen.  Wadsworth  to  serve  out 
the  balance  of  their  8  months  term  of  enlistment. 

Gray,  Ebenezer,  Pelham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  David  Cowden's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Benjamin  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  11  days;  also,  Capt.  David  Cowden's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Ruggles 
Woodbridge's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gray  and  others, 
dated  Cambridge,  June  26,  1775 ;  also.  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days;  also,  company 
return  dated  near  Prospect  Hill,  Sept.  28,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov.  13,  1775;  also,  Lieut.  James  Hal- 
bert's  CO.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt.;  engaged  July  10,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12, 
1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  Saratoga ;  roll 
dated  Pelham. 

Gray,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  George  Rogers's  co. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  de- 
tached from  2d  Cumberland  Co.  regt.  by  order  of  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell  to  work 
on  the  fort  at  Falmouth  in  Nov.,  1775. 

Gray,  Ebenezer.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Edward  Russell's  3d  (North  Yarmouth)  co., 
2d  Cumberland  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment, 
as  returned  by  Jonathan  Mitchell  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  North  Yar- 
mouth, April  4,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  June  5,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  com- 
missioned; reported  commissioned  June  5,  1776;  also,  Lieutenant,  Col.  Joseph 
Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to 
June  11,  1777 ;  reported  died  June  11  (also  given  June  19),  1777. 

Gray,  Edward,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Payson  Williams's  co.,  36th  regt. ; 
company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Williams's  co.,  Col. 
John  Greaton's  regt.;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  22,  1775. 


768  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Gray,  Edwaru,  Swanze.y.  Corporal,  Capt.  Peleg  Peck's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  2,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  8  days;  company 
marched  on  an  alarm  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.;  by  order  of  Col.  Slead  all  the  men  in 
Swanzey  were  joined  in  one  company  under  Capt.  Peck,  the  other  officers  refusing 
to  serve.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Rehoboth. 

Gray,  Edward.  Matross,  Capt.  Jonathan  Stoddard's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Ar- 
tillery) rpgt. ;  service  from  May  8,  1777,  to  July  8,  1777,  2  mos. 

Gray,  Edward.  Marine,  brig  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  F.  Williams; 
engaged  July  10,  1779;  service  to  Sept.  6,  1779,  1  mo.  28  days.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Suffolk  Co. 

Gray,  Edward.  Corporal,  Capt.  Charles  Dibbel's  co..  Col.  Rossiter's  (3d  Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  Oct.  14, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  17, 1780 ;  service,  3  days, 
on  the  alarm  of  Oct.  14,  1780,  at  the  Northward. 

Gray,  Edward.  Descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  5,  1781,  made  by  Edward 
Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  militia 
under  the  command  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows  for  the  term  of  3  months  from  the 
time  of  their  arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had 
received  bounty  and  mileage  due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter;  Capt.  Cook's  co. ; 
age,  24  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  brown;  also,  Corporal,  Capt. 
Alexander  Hodgdon's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk  Co.)  regt. ;  engaged 
July  26,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  8  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and  stationed  at 
Rhode  Island. 

Gray,  Elijah,  Lanesborough.    Receipt  dated  Lanesborough,  July  5,  1781,  for  bounty 
paid  said  Gray  by  Luther  Evarts  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term 
of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Lenox,  Aug.  20,  1781,  of  men  raised  in 
Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and  delivered  to  William 
Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county ;  Capt.  Reed's  co.,  Col.  Simonds's  regt. 
age,  16  yrs.;   stature,  4  ft.  11  in.;   complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation 
laborer;  residence,  Lanesborough;    enlisted  for  town  of  Lanesborough;  enlist 
ment,  3  years;  reported   receipted  for  by  Col.   Shepard;   also,  Private,  Capt 
William   Mills's  co.,   Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's    (7th)  regt.;   muster  rolls  for 
July-Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts 
enlisted  March  5,  1781 ;   also,  list  of  men  furloughed  subsequent  to  Jan.  1, 1781 
leave  given  said  Gray  by  Gen.  Patterson  Dec.  16  [year  not  given],  to  go  from 
Windsor  to  Lanesborough  for  30  days ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  20,  1782 
Capt.  William  Mills's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  age  16  (also  given  17)  yrs. 
stature,  4  ft.  9^  in.  (also  given  4  ft.  10  in.) ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occa 
pation,  laborer  (also  given  farmer) ;  birthplace,  Lanesborough;  residence.  Lanes 
borough ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Lanesborough ;  enlisted  March  5, 1781 ;  enlistment, 
3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  7th  Mass.  regt.,  who  were  unfit  for  service 
or  not  5  ft.  high ;  said  Gray  reported  as  16  yrs.  of  age,  4  ft.  10^  in.  in  height ;  en 
gaged  for  town  of  Hardwick;  also,  return  of  men  belonging  to  7th  Mass.  regt. 
who  were  transferred  to  the  regiment  of  invalids  or  assigned  to  other  duties  or 
discharged,  dated  West  Point,  June  23, 1782 ;  said  Gray  reported  "  for  the  Adjutant 
General's  guard ; "  also.  Private,  5th  co. ;  orders  dated  Oct.  22,  1783,  and  Dec.  26, 
1783,  for  wages  for  May-Dec.  [year  not  given],  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders 
accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

Gray,  Eliot,  Greenwich.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Hooker's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  12  days. 

Gray,  Eliot,  Pelham.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Dwight's  co. ;  abstract  for  billeting  money 
to  and  from  camp  [year  not  given]  ;  168  miles  travel  allowed  said  Gray. 


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Gray,  Eliot.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bonney's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance,  dated  Chestei'field,  March  13,  1777;  company 
marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  at  Ticonderoga. 

Gray,  Eliot.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Thompson's  co..  Col.  Leonard's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt.;  engaged  May  7,  1777;  discharged  July  8,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  10  days, 
travel  included ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  for  2  months. 

Gray,  Eliot.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Hooker's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  25  (also  given  Aug.  27),  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29  (also  given  Nov. 
30),  1777;  service,  3  mos.  14  (also  given  3  mos.  12)  days,  travel  included,  under 
Maj.  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Greenwich. 

Gray,  Eliot.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Montague's  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  14,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  15  days,  travel  included, 
at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gray,  Francis,  Marshfield.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Baley's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  dated  Jan.  10,  1776;  reported  en- 
camped with  Brig.  Gen.  Thomas's  brigade. 

Gray,  Francis.  Matross,  Capt.  Jonathan  Stoddard's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  service  from  May  8,  1777,  to  July  8,  1777,  2  mos. 

Gray,  Francis.    List  of  men  showing  balances  due  [no  particulars  given]. 

Gray,  Gideon.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Hedge's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  3 
days,  on  the  alarm  at  Dartmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Gray,  Harrison,  Biddeford.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Grant's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Tit- 
comb's  regt.;  service,  54  days  (also  given  2  mos.  10  days),  travel  (338  miles) 
included,  at  Rhode  Island;  warrant  for  pay  allowed  in  Council  July  21,  1777; 
company  raised  for  2  months ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Romery's  co.,  (late)  Col. 
Storer's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  4  mos. 
3  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  from  York  Co.  to  Manchester  to  join 
army  under  Gen.  Gates. 

Gray,  Henry.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Andrew  Gilman ;  enlisted 
Feb.  17,  1777;  discharged  April  15,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  26  days;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Penobscot  river.    Roll  dated  Boston. 

Gray,  Hugh,  Keene  (also  given  Medford).  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Stiles's  co..  Col. 
Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  21, 
1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  18  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  20,  1775 ;  also,  Ser- 
geant, Capt.  James  Gray's  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  entered  service  May  15, 
1776;  service  to  Nov.  1, 1776,  5  mos.  16  days;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  Nov.,  1776 ;  also,  return  for  rations  from  July  17  to  July  19, 1776,  allowed 
the  detachment  under  Capt.  Henry  Prentiss,  stationed  at  Noddle's  Island ;  receipt 
for  above  rations,  signed  by  said  Gray,  Quartermaster  Sergeant ;  also,  returns  for 
rations  from  Aug.  14  to  Aug.  20,  1776,  allowed  the  detachment  under  Capt.  Pren- 
tiss and  Capt.  Gray,  stationed  at  Noddle's  Island ;  receipts  for  above  rations,  signed 
by  said  Gray,  in  behalf  of  Jasher  Southworth,  Quartermaster  Sergeant;  also,  1st 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  Philip  Thomas's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  list  of  officers 
of  Mass.  Line ;  ordered  in  Council  Jan.  30,  1777,  that  said  officers  be  commis- 
sioned; reported  commissioned  Jan.  30,  1777;  residence,  Medford  ;  a^so,  Lieuten- 
ant, Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Aug.  3, 1777 ;  reported  killed  Aug.  3, 1777 ;  also,  1st  Lieuten- 
ant, Capt.  Philip  Thomas's  (5th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  (10th)  regt.;  sub- 
sistence allowed  from  date  of  engagement,  Dec.  3,  1776,  to  Feb.  6,  1777 ;  credited 
with  66  days  allowance;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on  march 
from  Boston  to  Bennington. 


770  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 


Gray,  Hugh.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Hooker's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.  j 
enlisted  Aug.  17  (also  given  Aug.  19),  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29  (also  given  Nov, 
30),  1777;  service,  3  mos.  22  (also  given  3  juos.  20)  days,  travel  included,  under 
Maj.  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Greenwich. 

Gray,  Isaac,  Pelham.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Hooker's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  11  days;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's 
regt. ;  general  return  dated  Cambridge,  May  IS,  1775 ;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Brewer's 
regt. ;  return  showing  officers  to  be  commissioned ;  recommended  in  Committee 
of  Safety  at  Cambridge  June  17,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned  by 
Provincial  Congress;  an  unsigned  order  directs  that  commissions  be  delivered 
officers  with  the  exception  of  Capt.  Joseph  Stebbins;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  Captain, 
serving  as  volunteer,  Capt.  John  Thompson's  co..  Col.  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  marched  Sept.  23,  1777;  discharged  Sept.  29,  1777  ;  service,  12  days,  travel 
included  ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates 
on  an  alarm. 

Gray,  Isaac.  Lieut.  James  Halbert's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  10, 
1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  travel  included ;  company 
marched  to  Saratoga.    Roll  dated  Pelham. 

Gray,  Isaiah  (also  given  Josiah),  Lenox.  Private,  Capt.  Erastus  Sergeant's  co.,  Col. 
Benjamin  Simonds's  detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776; 
discharged  March  22,  1777;  service,  97  days,  travel  included,  at  Ticonderoga; 
also,  same  co.  and  detachment;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777; 
enlistment  to  expire  March  15,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Oliver  Belding's  co.,  Maj.  Caleb 
Hyde's  detachment  of  militia;  enlisted  July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  21,  1777; 
service,  14  days,  in  Northern  department;  also,  Capt.  Oliver  Belding's  co..  Col. 
John  Brown's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  21,1777;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777;  service, 
24  days,  at  the  Northward ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Lenox  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  June  30,  1780 ; 
discharged  Dec.  31,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  6  days,  travel  included;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan., 
1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  July  1,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1781;  enlist- 
ment, 6  months. 

Gray,  Isaiah,  Richmond.  List  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20, 1778,  mus- 
tered by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master,  dated  Great  Barrington,  June  5,  1778 ; 
residence,  Richmond. 

Gray,  James,  Chesterfield.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood,  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Spring- 
field, July  6,  1780;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged 
for  town  of  Chesterfield;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  5,  1780;  marched  to  camp 
July  6, 1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Taylor,  of  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having 
passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for 
6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Chesterfield  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  7,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  16,  1780 ;  service, 
5  mos.  19  days,  travel  included. 

Gray,  James,  Great  Barrington.  Private,  Capt.  William  King's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  John  Fellows's  regt.,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 


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Gray,  James,  continued. 

of  April  19, 1775 ;  service  to  May  7, 1775, 17  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ; 
also,  Capt.  William  King's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  8,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  1  day;  also,  company 
return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Camp  at  Dorchester,  Nov.  17,  1775. 

Gray,  James,  Portsmouth.  Captain,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  in 
said  regiment  [year  not  given,  probably  1776],  endorsed  "Field  Officers  of  the 
2d  regt.  to  be  raised  for  defence  of  Boston  May  8th  ;  "  also,  general  return  of  Col. 
Marshall's  regt.,  dated  June  17,  1776;  said  Gra,v  reported  as  recruiting;  also, 
general  return  of  Col.  Marshall's  regt.,  dated  Hull,  July  1,  1776;  also.  Captain, 
Col.  Marshall's  regt.;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  July  5,  1776;  also.  Captain, 
Col.  Marshall's  regt.;  entered  service  May  14,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776, 
5  mos.  18  days ;  also,  same  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776 ;  also,  general  returns 
of  Col.  Marshall's  regt.,  dated  Castle  Island,  July  24,  Aug.  17,  Aug.  23,  and 
Aug.  29,  1776  ;  also,  returns  for  rations  between  June  23,  1776,  and  Sept.  14,  1776, 
allowed  the  detachment  from  Col.  Marshall's  regt.  stationed  at  Noddle's  Island. 

Gray,  James,  Salem.  Capt.  Addison  Richardson's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's  (19th) 
regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gray  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
June  8,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  16,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  20  days ;  also,  Capt.  Richardson's  co.,  Col. 
Mansfield's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return 
dated  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  company  receipt  for  wages  for  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at 
Winter  Hill ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp 
at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  27,  1775. 

Gray,  James  (also  given  Thomas),  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  from  1st  Essex  Co.  regt.,  sworn  to  at  Salem,  Feb.  17, 1778,  by  Joseph 
Sprague,  1st  military  officer  in  said  town  ;  residence,  Salem;  engaged  for  town  of 
Salem  ;  joined  Capt.  Winship's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  during  war;  also. 
Private,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  April  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  also,  Capt.  John  Williams's 
CO.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778;  mustered  by  John 
Cushing,  Esq. ;  reported  joined  corps  of  invalids ;  also,  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot's 
CO.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston;  joined  May  31,  1778;  service  to  Oct.  1,  1778, 
4  mos.;  order  for  payment  of  above  roll,  dated  at  Headquarters,  Boston,  and 
signed  by  Maj.  Gen.  W.  Heath;  also,  order  endorsed  "Boston,  Jan.  -,  1779," 
signed  by  said  Gray  and  others,  for  clothing  due  them  as  a  donation  from  the 
several  towns  of  the  State,  payable  to  Lieut.  Minot,  commanding  officer  of  corps 
of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston  ;  also,  Capt.  Williams's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ; 
certificate  dated  Boston,  Feb.  25, 1779,  signed  by  Lieut.  Col.  Ezra  Newhall,  stating 
that  said  Gray  and  others  were  raised  for  3  years  or  during  war,  were  in  camp  on 
or  before  Aug.  15, 1777,  and  had  not  been  absent  subsequently  without  leave  from 
proper  authority  ;  also,  order  for  gratuity,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  25, 1779,  payable  to 
Lieut.  Osgood  Carlton ;  also,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at 
Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nicola's  regt. ;  musterroll  dated  Boston,  Sept.  9, 1779;  reported 
sick  in  hospital ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Oct.  2,  1779 ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779. 

Gray,  James,  Scituate.  Private,  Capt.  John  Clap's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  John 
Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  15  days; 
also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  co..  Brig.  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt.; 
musterroll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  3, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days ;  also, 
company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Dec.  18,  1775. 

Gray,  James.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Edward  Grow's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10,  1775;  service  to 
Dec.  31, 1775,  5  mos.  26  days ;  company  raised  in  York  Co.  for  defence  of  seacoast. 


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Gkat,  James.  List  of  men  taken  from  the  Orderly  Book  of  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson  of 
the  27th  regt.,  dated  Fort  Lee;  Capt.  Brown's  co. ;  reported  taken  prisoner  at 
Fort  Washington,  Nov.  16, 1776. 

Gray,  James.  Private,  Capt.  James  Prentiss's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  place  of  discharge,  Saratoga,  home,  endorsed 
"travel  from  Fort  Edward;"  240  miles  travel  allowed  said  Gray;  warrant  for 
pay  allowed  in  Council  Feb.  3,  1777. 

Gray,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill's  co.,  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  May,  1776 ;  service,  6  days ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  June,  1776,  dated  New  York;  also,  list  dated  New  York,  June  28, 
1776,  of  men  belonging  to  Col.  Baldwin's  regt.,  not  in  the  Continental  service,  who 
were  enlisted  for  the  year  1776  by  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill  and  his  subalterns ;  said 
Gray  enlisted  Feb.  1,  1776;  also,  account  of  guns  returned  by  persons  in  26th 
regt.  while  at  Trenton,  Dec.  31,  1776,  and  Jan.  1,  1777;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Mig- 
hill's CO.,  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  on  march  homeward 
at  close  of  campaign  in  1776,  sworn  to  at  Rowley,  April  9,  1777. 

Gray,  James.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston ;  engaged  Aug.  6, 1781. 

Gray,  James.  Receipt  dated  Springfield,  April  27,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gray  by 
the  town  of  Pelham  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gray,  James.  List  of  deserters  from  Col.  John  Paterson's  (15th)  regt.  [j'ear  not  given] ; 
Capt.  Sullivan's  CO. ;  age,  28yrs.;  stature, 5  ft.  Sin. ;  complexion,  dark;  deserted 
April  24  [year  not  given] . 

Gray,  Job.  Ensign,  Capt.  PelegSimmons's  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Olney's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Newport,  R.  I.,  Oct.  23,  1781. 

Gray,  Joel.  Receipt  dated  Springfield,  April  29,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gray  by 
Dr.  Nehemiah  Hinds,  Chairman  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Pelham,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gray,  John,  "  Allinton."  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  port  of  Halifax  by  order  of  Sir 
George  Collier  June  28,  1777,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned 
by  John  Emerson,  Commissary;  said  Gray,  a  Private,  reported  as  having  been 
taken  at  Canada;  also.  Private,  Col.  Allen's  regt.;  pay  abstract  dated  Boston, 
July  7,  1777,  for  travel  allowance  from  Boston  to  their  respective  homes  allowed 
said  Gray  and  other  prisoners  "  lately  arrived  in  a  cartel;"  said  Gray  credited 
with  10  days  allowance;  residence,  "  Allinton." 

Gray,  John,  Barnstable.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Maynard's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted 
April  23,  1781;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Peekskill ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Sept., 
1781-Feb.,  1782;  reported  sick  in  quarters  in  Jan.,  1782;  also,  descriptive  list 
dated  Feb.  20,  1782 ;  Capt.  Jonathan  Maynard's  (also  given  Capt.  Allen's)  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  38  (also  given  40)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
4  (also  given  5  ft.  6)  in.;  complexion,  sandy  (also  given  light);  hair,  sandy; 
occupation,  tailor;  birthplace,  Barnstable;  residence,  Barnstable;  engaged  for 
town  of  Barnstable;  engaged  April  23,  1781;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Maynard's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  March-July,  1782; 
also,  Capt.  Maynard's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for 
Aug.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1782;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  C.Allen's  (8th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Brooks's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1782-April,  1783;  also,  Capt.  Allen's  (8th) 
CO.,  4th  Mass.  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  May-Sept.,  1783 ;  balance  of  term  of  enlist- 
ment unexpired,  6  months. 


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Gray,  John  (also  given  Jr.),  Boston  (also  given  Sharon,  Conn.)-    List  of  men  raised 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Benjamin  Lapham  and 
Capt.  Peter  Gushing,  sworn  to  at  Hingham,  Feb.  17,  1778;  residence,  Boston; 
enlisted  for  town  of  Hingham ;  joined  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ; 
enlistment,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  July  20,  1777;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  also,  Private,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  July  18,  1777,  to  March  1,  1779;  re- 
ported deserted  March  1,  1779,  but  returned  to  service  Aug.  9,  1780;  also,  Lieut. 
Thomas  Lamb's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  "  Gulph ;  " 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;    pay  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778;   reported  "killed  on 
Rhode  Island  29th  Aug't,"  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Sept. 
and  Nov.,  1778,  and  March,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also.  Major's  co.,  Col.  Jack- 
son's regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Aug.  9, 1780,  to  Dec. 
31,  1780 ;  also,  return  certified  at  camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers 
and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and 
men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  in- 
corporated into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable 
to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  rank,  Private;  residence,  Sharon,  Conn.; 
enlisted  July  18,  1777 ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  said  Gray  appears  among  men 
belonging  to  Col.  Jackson's  regt.  who  had  been  discharged  from  the  rolls  prior  to 
above  arrangement;  deserted  March  1,  1779;  reported  "returned  from  desertion 
Aug.  -,  1780, and  is  therefore  entitled  to  be  made  up;  "  aJso, descriptive  list  dated 
Hutts,  three  miles  from  West  Point,  Jan.  28,  1781;  Capt.  Hunt's  co.,  9th  Mass. 
regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jackson ;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  yeoman;  residence,  Sharon,  Conn.;  en- 
listed Jan.  11,  1779 ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gray,  John,  Harwich.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1777,  dated  Harwich ;  service,  31  days,  on  a  secret  expe- 
dition to  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Berry's  (Harwich)  co.,  Maj.  Zenas 
Winslow's  regt. ;  service,  7  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  Sept.  7, 
1778. 

Gray,  John,  Rochester.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Jos.  Parker's  co..  Col.  Sprout's  (4th  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Rochester, 
Jan.  15, 1778 ;  residence,  Rochester ;  engaged  for  town  of  Rochester ;  joined  Capt. 
Dunham's  co..  Col.  Bayly's  (Bailey's)  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Gray,  John,  Westfleld.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Malcolm  Henry's  co.,  Col.  David  Brewer's 
regt. ;  list  of  officers ;  recommended  in  Committee  of  Safety  at  Cambridge,  June 
17,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned  by  Congress ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Henrey's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  (9th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged 
May  9,  1775;  service,  2  mos.,  3  weeks,  6  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct. 
7,  1775. 

Gray,  John,  Woolwich.  List  dated  Pownal borough,  June  3,  1778,  of  men  raised  to 
reinforce  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20, 1778,  as  returned 
by  Charles  Cushing,  Brigadier  for  Lincoln  Co. ;  residence,  Woolwich ;  reported 
enlisted  out  of  Col.  McCobb's  (1st  Lincoln  Co.)  regt. ;  also,  return  of  men  raised 
in  Lincoln  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill ; 
Capt.  Grant's  co.,  1st  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  (also  given  5  ft. 
7)  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Woolwich ;  engaged  for  town  of  Woolwich ; 
arrived  at  Fishkill  June  20, 1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan 
Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778. 

Gray,  John,  Worcester.  Order  for  mileage,  etc.,  dated  Hull,  June  27,  1776,  signed  by 
said  Gray  and  others,  payable  to  Capt.  Wiuthrop  Gray;  also,  Matross,  Capt. 
Winthrop  Gray's  co.,  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  abstract  for  advance  pay, 


774  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gray,  John,  continued. 

travel  allowance,  etc.;  Captain's  receipt  for  amount  of  roll,  dated  Boston,  June 
29,  1776. 

Gray,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Godfrey's  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice from  Sept.  30, 1776, 1  mo.  24  days,  at  Rhode  Island.  Roll  dated  Newport  and 
sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Gray,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  discharged 
Sept.  28,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  10  days ;  company  ordered  out  by  Col.  Jonathan 
Buck  for  service  at  Machias. 

Gray,  John.  Private,  Capt.  David  Mosely's  co..  Col.  John  Mosely's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  3  days,  travel  included, 
on  expedition  to  Saratoga. 

Gray,  John.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated  Feb.  7, 
1776;  said  Gray  chosen  1st  Major,  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford,  Jr.'s  (1st  Plymouth 
Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia,  in  room  of  Maj.  George  Partridge,  who  declined; 
appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  7,  1776 ;  reported  promoted  from  Cap- 
tain, and  commissioned  Feb.  7,  1776;  also,  Major,  1st  Plymouth  Co.  regt.;  pay 
abstract  of  field  and  staff  officers  for  service  on  the  alarm  at  Bristol  in  Dec,  1776; 
service,  16  days;  roll  dated  Plymouth;  a^so,  Lieutenant  Colonel,  1st  Plymouth 
Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  Feb.  12,  1778;  also,  offi- 
cial record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated  March  4, 1778 ;  said 
Gray  chosen  Lieutenant  Colonel,  1st  Plymouth  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  appoint- 
ment concurred  in  by  Council  March  4,  1778;  also,  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  The- 
ophilus  Cotton's  1st  Plymouth  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  [year  not 
given] . 

Gray,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Elias  Parkman's  detachment;  engaged  July  2,  1778;  dis- 
charged July  17,  1778;  service,  15  days;  detachment  drafted  to  serve  as  guards; 
also,  pay  roll  for  same  service,  dated  Boston. 

Gray,  John.  Private,  Capt.  George  Lewis's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  5  days, 
on  an  alarm  at  Bedford,  Dartmouth,  and  Falmouth,  Sept.  6,  1778. 

Gray,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Fales's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  3,  1779;  discharged 
Aug.  15,  1779 ;  service,  13  days ;  company  marched  on  expedition  to  Major- 
bagaduce  by  order  of  Gen.  Lovel. 

Gray,  John.  Private,  Sergt.  William  Warland's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Danny's  (Denny's) 
2d  regt. ;  enlisted  Nov.  4, 1779;  discharged  Dec.  3, 1779;  service,  1  mo.,  at  Albany. 

Gray,  John.  Captain,  1st  North  Yarmouth  co.,  2d  Cumberland  Co.  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  said  company,  dated  North  Yarmouth,  Nov.  19, 
1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  Jan.  14, 1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported 
commissioned  Jan.  14,  1777;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  pay  abstract 
for  mileage  from  Ticonderoga  home ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  the  army  in 
1776;  roll  sworn  to  April  10,  1777;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchel's  regt.; 
entered  service  July  7,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1779;  service,^  raos.6  days,  on 
Penobscot  expedition ;  roll  dated  North  Yarmouth  ;  also,  resignation  dated  North 
Yarmouth,  April  13,  1780,  signed  by  said  Gray,  stating  that  he  had  held  the  office 
of  Captain  of  1st  North  Yarmouth  co.,  2d  Cumberland  Co.  regt.,  and  asking  that 
his  resignation  be  accepted  owing  to  dissension  in  the  company  and  that  some  one 
be  appointed  in  his  stead;  accompanying  note  dated  North  Yarmouth,  April  13, 
1780,  signed  by  Col.  J.  Mitchell,  consents  to  resignation  of  said  Gray;  ordered  in 
Council  May  13,  1780,  that  the  resignation  be  accepted. 

Gray,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Crandon's  co.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt.; 
entered  service  Aug.  2,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  6  days,  on  au 
alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 


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Gray   John.    Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Hallefs  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  6,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  28  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 
Gray,  John.    Seaman,  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Williams ; 
'engaged  Nov.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  14  days;  reported  drowned  Feb.  2-i,  1781. 
Gray,   Jonas.     Private,  Capt.  David  Cowden's   co.,  4th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  Uuggles  Woodbridge ;  marched  Aug.  17, 1777 ;  discharged 
Aug.  20,  1777  ;  service,  6  days,  travel  included  ;  company  marched  on  the  alarm 
at  Bennington  Aug.  17,  1777. 
Gray,   Jonathan,  Salem.     Descriptive  list  of  ofBcers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Jack" 
'(privateer),  commanded  by  Capt.  Nathan  Brown,  sworn  to  July  1,  1780;  age,  17 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Salem. 
Gray,  Jonathan,  Tewksbury.    Private,  Capt.  John  Trull's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
9  days;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Walker's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt.; 
receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gray  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June 
24, 1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  en- 
lis'ted  A'pril  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775]. 
Gray,  Jonathan.    Private,  Capt.  Amos  Foster's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  28, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780,  100  miles  from  home ;   service,  3  mos.  8 
days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  detached  from  7th  Middlesex 
Co.  regt.  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months,  and  stationed  part  at  Rhode 
Island  and  part  at  Fishkill. 
Gray    Joseph,  Keene.    Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Stiles's  co..  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sar- 
gent's regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;   enlisted  May  15,  1775;   service, 
2  mos.  22  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;   also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Nov.  27,  1775. 
Gray    Joseph,  Western  (Warren).    Private,  Capt.  Edward  Hodges's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt.;  enlisted  May  5,  1777;  discharged  July  6, 1777;  service,  2  mos. 
5  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 
Gray,  Joseph,  Worcester.     Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Dike's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Dorchester  Heights  home,  dated 
Nov.  28,  1776 ;   said  Gray  credited  with  2  days  allowance ;   also,  Capt.  David 
Chadwick's  co. ;  service,  5  days;  company  marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington ; 
State  pay  allowed  by  resolve  of  Sept.  23,  1777  ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered;  said 
Gray  appears  among  men  raised  from  Col.  Denny's  regt.,  for  service  at  Rhode 
Island;  Capt.  Whitney's  co.;  engaged  for  town  of  Worcester;   mustered  July  8 
[year  not  given]  ;   also.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Leonard's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel 
Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  6,  1778;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  company 
stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 
Gray,  Joseph.    Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co..  Col.  John  Allen's  regt.;  en- 
listed Oct.  3,  1777;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1777;   service,  3  mos.  9  days,  travel 
included;  regiment  raised  for  defence  of  Machias. 
Gray,  Joseph.    Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Fowler's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (1st)  regt. 
of  guards;  enlisted  April  19,  1778;  service  to  July  8,  1778,  2  mos.  20  days,  at 
Cambridge ;  enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2,  1778.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 
Gray,   Joseph.     Private,  Capt.  George  Rogers's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Jordan's  regt.; 

enlisted  Sept.  23,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.,  at  Falmouth. 
Gray,  Joseph.    Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  8  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of 


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Gray,  Joseph,  continued. 

Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Lieut.  Reuben  Lilley,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  15, 1779; 
Capt.  Thomson's  co.,  Col.  Porter's  regt. ;  age,  17yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark ;  hair,  brown ;  engaged  for  town  of  Pelham ;  also,  Maj.  Oliver's  co., 
3d  Mass.  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  10,  1779 ;  discharged  May  10,  1780 ;  enlistment,  9 
months. 

Gray,  Joshua,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8,  1777;  Capt.  Robert  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Alden's 
regt. ;  also,  Private,  6th  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  also,  Capt.  Robert  Allen's  co.,  Col. 
Ichabod  Alden's  battalion;  return  endorsed  "1778;"  residence,  Boston;  mus- 
tered by  County  Muster  Master  Barber,  and  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master; 
also,  (late)  Capt.  Allen's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp 
on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at  "Fort  Harkermen,"  Feb.  26,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Alden's  (6th)  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Fort  Herkimer ;  also.  Sergeant,  Major's  co.,  Col. 
Brooks's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to 
Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  in  Continental  service;  Capt.  Turner's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  painter ;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  Dec. 
28, 1776;  term,  during  war;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Asa  Coburn's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Feb. -May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  muster 
rolls  for  June-Sept.,  1781 ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Coburn's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Levi  Parker,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated 
York  Hutts;  also,  Capt.  Coburn's  ^8th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  Dec,  1781 ;  reported  on  furlough  for  60  days;  also,  Capt.  Coburn's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  list  of  men  furloughed  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781; 
leave  granted  said  Gray  by  Col.  Brooks  Dec.  29,  1781,  to  go  from  West  Point  to 
Boston  for  60  days  ;  reported  overstayed  27  days ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Feb. 
20,  1782;  Capt.  Jonathan  Felt's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  rank, 
Sergeant ;  age,  20  (also  given  21)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark  (also 
given  light) ;  hair,  dark  (also  given  light) ;  occupation,  painter;  birthplace,  Bos- 
ton; residence,  Boston;  enlisted  March  16, 1779 ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Coburn ;  enlist- 
ment, during  war;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Felt's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts;  reported  on  furlough ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  tried  by  courts-martial  subsequent  to  Jan.  1, 
1781 ;  said  Gray  tried  March  29,  1782,  by  regimental  court-martial,  Capt.  Felt, 
President,  on  charge  of  overstaying  his  furlough ;  reported  acquitted ;  also,  Capt. 
Turner's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  men  discharged  subsequent  to 
Jan.  1, 1781;  said  Gray  discharged  June  9,  1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of 
enlistment  having  expired;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt.;  list  of  men  entitled 
to  honorary  badges  for  faithful  service;  said  Gray  served  from  Dec.  28,  1776; 
reported  entitled  to  2  stripes. 

Gray,  Joshua,  Wells.  Corporal,  Capt.  Noah  M.  Littlefield's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Moulton's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days. 

Gray,  Joshua,  Wells.  Private,  Lieut.  Daniel  Wheelwright's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel 
allowance,  etc. ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Aug.  19, 1776 ;  also,  Capt.  John  Went- 
worth's  CO.,  Col.  Aaron  Willard's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from 
home  to  Bennington,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  6,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance  fi'ora  place  of  discharge.  Fort  Edward,  home,  dated 
Boston,  Jan.  15,  1777. 

Gray,  Joshua,  Weston.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continen- 
tal Army  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Weston ;  engaged  for  town  of  Weston. 

Gray,  Joshua,  Yarmouth.  Captain  of  a  company  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  April 
20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  towards  Marshfield ;  service,  2 


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Gray,  Joshua,  continued. 

days ;  also,  Captain ;  engaged  July  1,  1775 ;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1775 ;  service  in 
defence  of  seacoast ;  roll  dated  Barnstable;  also,  Captain;  list  of  officers  of  Col. 
Gary's  regt.  which  was  raised  to  reinforce  the  army  until  April  -,  1776. 

Gray,  Joshua.  Official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated  Jan. 
31,  1776 ;  said  Gray  chosen  1st  Major,  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  (1st  Barnstable 
Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb.  2,  1776; 
reported  commissioned  Feb.  2,  1776;  Joseph  Dimmock  reported  as  having  been 
chosen  in  the  room  of  said  Gray,  who  declined  to  accept  his  appointment. 

Gray,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Lot  Crowell's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 13  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778 ;  also,  Capt. 
Abijah  Bangs's  co. ;  service,  2  days,  guarding  prisoners  from  the  British  ship 
"  Somerset "  at  Harwich  and  thence  to  Barnstable ;  roll  dated  Nov.  9,  1778. 

Gray,  Joshua.  Receipt  dated  "Wells,  April  15,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gray  by 
Lieut.  Aaron  AVheelwrigh  (Wheelwright),  Chairman  of  Class  No.  2  of  the  town  of 
Wells,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Ai-my  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gray,  Lammox[?].  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  from  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (4th 
Hampshire  Co.)  regt.  for  the  term  of  3  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  22, 
1780,  and  mustered  by  Col.  Porter;  age, 27  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion, 
dark ;  engaged  for  town  of  Pelham ;  mustered  July  31,  1780. 

Gray,  Lewis.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co. ;  enlisted  July  11,1775;  service  to 
Nov.  1,  1775,  4  mos.  1  day;  company  stationed  at  Newburyport  for  defence  of 
seacoast.     [See  Lewis  Gay.] 

Gray,  Lot.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Berry's  (Harwich)  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Winslow's 
regt. ;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  Sept.  7,  1778. 

Gray,  Lot,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co. ;  service,  2  days,  guarding  prisoners 
from  the  British  ship  "Somerset"  at  Harwich  and  thence  to  Yarmouth.  Roll 
dated  Nov.  9,  1778. 

Gray,  Luke.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Smith's  co. ;  service  between  Sept.  1,  1776,  and 
Nov.  21,  1776,  2  mos.  10  days;  company  stationed  at  Martha's  Vineyard  for 
defence  of  seacoast. 

Gray,  Matthew,  Western  (Warren).  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Granger's  co.,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Learned's  regt. ;  list  of  officers;  resolved  in  Provincial  Congress  May 
23  [1775] ,  that  commissions  be  delivered  said  officers ;  receipt  for  above  commis- 
sions signed  by  Col.  Learned ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Grainger's  co.,  Col. 
Learned's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.,  1  week,  4  days ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Cutler's  co.  of  volunteers ; 
service,  32  days,  in  Northern  department;  company  raised  in  Western  and  Oak- 
ham and  marched  Sept.  24,  1777,  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates. 

Gray,  Moses,  Templeton.  Private,  Capt.  Joel  Fletcher's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt. ;  service,  16  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775 ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Oliver's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ; 
entered  service  Sept.  28,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  28  days,  travel 
home  included ;  company  served  as  a  reinforcement  to  the  Northern  army  at  the 
time  of  the  reduction  of  Gen.  Burgoyne. 

Gr.'VY,  Moses,  Tewksbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Trull's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Eben- 
ezer Bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  9  days ; 
also,  Capt.  John  Harnden's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt.;  order  for 
advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gray  and  others,  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  6, 
1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  21,  1775;   service,  2  mos.  16  days;   also,  company  return  [probably  Oct., 


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Gkat,  Moses,  continued. 

1775]  ;  also,  memorandum  of  firelocks  received  of  sundry  officers  and  soldiers ; 
date  of  delivery  Jan.  11,1776;  said  Gray's  firelock  delivered  by  N.  Clark,  Jr. ; 
also,  certificate  dated  Wilmington,  March  18,  1776,  signed  by  Capt.  Harnden, 
stating  that  said  Gray,  formerly  of  his  company,  Col.  Bridge's  regt.,  had  not 
received  a  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money;  certificate  annexed  dated 
April  25,  1776,  signed  by  Ezra  Kendel,  one  of  the  selectmen  of  Tewksbury,  states 
that  said  Gray,  deceased,  was  a  resident  of  Tewksbury  and  left  no  estate  worth 
administering  upon ;  also,  account  showing  sums  of  money  to  be  paid  from  the 
public  treasury  to  sundry  persons  for  losses  sustained  at  battles  of  Lexington 
and  Bunker  Hill ;  amounts  allowed  in  Council,  June  13,  1776. 

Grat,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Scott's  (Pownalborough)  co..  Col.  Joseph  North's 
regt. ;  service  from  Sept.  10,  1777,  2  days,  defending  and  retaking  a  mast-ship 
loading  in  Sheepscot  river;  company  called  out  on  an  alarm. 

Gray,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Hooker's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17  (also  given  Aug.  19) ,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29  (also  given 
Nov.  30),  1777;  service,  3  mos.  13  (also  given  3  mos.  11)  days,  travel  included, 
under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Greenwich. 

Gray,  Nathaniel.  Lieutenant,  brigantine  "  Prospect "  (privateer) ;  petition  dated 
Boston,  June  19,  1781,  signed  by  Jonathan  Nutting,  in  behalf  of  himself  and 
Ebenezer  Woodward,  of  Boston,  asking  that  Joseph  Vezey  be  commissioned  as 
commander  of  said  brigantine;  age,  27  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion, 
dark;  advised  in  Council  June  19,  1781,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gray,  Oliver.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  as 
returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  Capt.  Hunt's  co..  Col.  Williams's 
regt. ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  hair,  brown ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Northfield. 

Gray,  Pardon.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  John  Cooke's  regt. ;  service  from  July  24 
to  July  31,  1778,  8  days.    Roll  dated  Tiverton. 

Gray,  Richard,  Watertown  (also  given  West  Indies).  List  of  men  mustered  by 
Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  13,  1777; 
Capt.  Willington's  co.,Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  a/50.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer 
Smith's  CO.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  1, 1777,  to  May  20, 1779 ;  reported  deserted  May 
20, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Willington's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ; 
return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Watertown ;  engaged  for  town  of  Watertown ; 
mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber ;  reported  as  belonging  to  the  West  Indies ;  also. 
Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  service  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  also. 
Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  Camp  Greenwich; 
also.  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778  ;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer 
Smith's  CO.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779, 
dated  Providence;  enlisted  April  1,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported  on 
command  at  Newtown ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  deserters  from  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin 
Smith's  (13th)  regt.,  endorsed  "  July  13, 1780 ;  "  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co. ;  rank, 
Sergeant;  age,  26  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  oc- 
cupation, seaman ;  residence,  Watertown ;  deserted  May  -,  1779. 

Gray,  Robert  (also  given  Jr.),  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  John  Abbot's  co.,  Maj.  Gage's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  30,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  8  days, 
with  Northern  army  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill; 
Capt.  Abbot's  (also  given  Capt.  Holt's)  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  (4th  Essex  Co.) 
regt.;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Andover; 
arrived  at  Fishkill  June  20,  1778;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Abbot's  co.,  Col. 


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•Gray,  Robert  (also  given  Jr.),  co^itinued. 

Benjamin  Tapper's  (15th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point; 
enlisted  June  19,  1778;  discharged  March  19,  1779;  enlistment,  9  months. 

Gray,  Robert,  Pelham.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Gray's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1775 ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Stebbins's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  23, 
1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  1  day,  travel  included,  on  expedi- 
tion to  Northern  department ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Deerfield. 

Gray,  Sami;el,  Connecticut.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  said 
county;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  fresh;  hair,  light;  occupa- 
tion, farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Westfield;  engaged  June  29,  1781;  term,  3 
years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  "William  Mills's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  July,  1781 ;  reported  confined ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  in  Con- 
tinental service;  Capt.  Mills's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  age,  26  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  residence, 
Connecticut;  engaged  for  town  of  Westfield;  engaged  March  -,  1782;  term, 
3  years ;  also,  return  of  men  belonging  to  7th  Mass.  regt.,  in  service  in  Jan.,  1783, 
who  had  not  been  mustered,  but  who  were  entitled  to  pay  by  order  of  the  Com- 
mander-in-Chief of  Feb.  22, 1783 ;  said  Gray  reported  as  belonging  to  7th  co. ;  also, 
5th  CO.;  order  dated  Jan.  10,  1784,  for  wages  from  May-Dec.  [year  not  given], 
appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 

Gray,  Samuel,  Conway.  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  (24th) 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gray  and  others,  dated  Charles- 
town,  June  27,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775 ;  enlisted  May  9,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos. ;  also,  company  return  dated  Winter 
Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Nov.  18,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Childs's  co., 
Col.  David  Leonard's  regt. ;  service,  1  mo.  17  days ;  company  raised  Feb.  24, 1777, 
for  service  at  Ticonderoga. 

Gray,  Samuel,  Kingston.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Peleg  Wadsworth's  (Kingston)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  Cotton's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20, 1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Marshfield ;  service,  7  days ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Washburn's  6th  (Kingston)  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford,  Jr.'s  (1st 
Plymouth  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  com- 
panies and  ranked  by  field  oflficers  of  said  regiment,  as  certified  by  Seth  Gushing, 
2d  Major,  at  Watertown,  June  6,  1776  ;  ordered  in  Council  June  6, 1776,  that  said 
oflScers  be  commissioned  ;  reported  commissioned  June  6,  1776 ;  also,  1st  Lieuten- 
ant, Capt.  Nathaniel  Shaw's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Jeremiah  Hall's  regt.,  Plymouth  Co. 
brigade;  list  dated  Hanover,  Dec.  26,  1776,  of  officers  appointed  to  command 
companies  of  a  regiment  ordered  to  march  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  by  Brig.  Jos.  Gush- 
ing; company  raised  in  Kingston,  Plympton,  and  Halifax. 

Gray,  Samuel.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Barnabas  Eldridge's  (1st  Yarmouth)  co..  Col. 
Joseph  Otis's  (1st  Barnstable  Co.)  regt. ;  list  of  officers  returned  as  sworn  by  offi- 
cers appointed  for  that  purpose,  dated  Sept.  29,  1775. 

Gray,  Samuel.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Read's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Buck's 
(5th  Lincoln  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment; 
ordered  in  Council  July  23,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported 
commissioned  July  23,  1776. 

<5ray,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Scott's  (Pownalborough)  co..  Col.  Joseph 
North's  regt. ;  service  from  Sept.  10, 1777,  2  days,  defending  and  retaking  a  mast- 
ship  loading  in  Sheepscot  river ;  company  called  out  on  an  alarm. 


780  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AKD   SAILORS 

Gray,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Nevvell's  co. ;  enlisted  Nov.  3,  1778;  discharged  Nov. 
18,  1778;  service,  15  days;  company  detached  from  Gen.  Warner's  brigade  to 
join  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards  and  escort  troops  of  Saratoga  convention  from 
Rutland  to  Enfield,  Conn. 

Gray,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Fales's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  3, 1779 ;  discharged 
Aug.  15,  1779;  service,  13  days;  company  marched  on  expedition  to  Majorbaga- 
duce  by  order  of  Gen.  Lovel. 

Gray,  Samuel.  Deputy  Commissary  General  of  Issues ;  return  made  by  James 
Richardson,  A.  D.  C.  G.  I.,  in  behalf  of  said  Gray,  for  wages  and  rations  of  the 
assistant  commissaries  of  issues,  etc.,  employed  in  the  several  magazines  and  issu- 
ing stores  in  Massachusetts,  endorsed  "Aug.  21,  1779." 

Gray,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Lot  Crowell's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 13  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778 ;  also,  Capt. 
Abijah  Bangs's  co. ;  service,  2  days,  guarding  prisoners  from  the  British  ship 
"  Somerset "  at  Harwich  and  thence  to  Yarmouth ;  roll  dated  Nov.  9,  1778 ;  also, 
Capt.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Enoch  Hallet's  (Barnstable  Co.)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  16,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  20  days,  travel 
included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gray,  Samuel.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Talbot's  (3d)  co.,  3d  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  of 
Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  [year  not  given]. 

Gray,  Simon.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Alvord's  co.,  Col.  S.  Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  27,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  22  days, 
travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gray,  Somes.  Order  on  Col.  Baldwin,  payable  to  Sergt.  Whitney,  dated  Trenton,  Jan. 
2,  1777,  signed  by  said  Gray  and  Michael  Lintch,  for  travel  allowance,  etc. 

Gray,  Thomas,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Mar- 
shall's regt. ;  enlisted  July  19,  1776 ;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  12  days. 

Gray,  Thomas,  Windham.  Conductor  of  Military  Stores,  Field  Commissary's  depart- 
ment; appointed  Oct.  3,  1776;  reported  stationed  with  3d  Mass.  brigade;  also, 
Conductor  of  Military  Stores ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  certified  by  Col.  Crane;  also,  Conductor,  under 
Ezekiel  Cheever,  Commissary  of  Ordnance  Stores ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1777, 
certified  at  Boston ;  also,  return  for  wages  and  rations  of  the  assistant  commis- 
saries of  issues,  etc.,  employed  in  the  several  magazines  and  issuing  stores  In 
Massachusetts,  endorsed  "Aug.  21,  1779;"  said  Gray  reported  Assistant  Com- 
missary of  Issues  at  Sherburne  and  Medfield;  residence,  Windham;  aZso,  Con- 
ductor of  Military  Stores ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

Gray,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Gregg's  co.,  Col.  James  Cargill's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  25,  1775 ;  discharged  Dec.  31, 1775 ;  service,  4  mos.  17  days ;  company  raised 
in  St.  Georges,  Waldoborough,  and  Camden,  and  stationed  there  for  defence  of 
seacoast. 

Gray,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Johnson's  co..  Col.  Johnson's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  14,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  4  mos.,  travel  included,  with 
Northern  army.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Andover. 

Gray,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Titcomb's  co.,  Col.  Cogswell's  regt.;  enlisted 
Oct.  3,  1778;  discharged  Nov.  18,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  18  days,  travel  included; 
company  detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

Gray,  Thomas.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  as  re- 
turned by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  Capt.  White's  co..  Col.  Wells's  regt. ;, 
age,  26  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  hair,  brown  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Charlemont. 


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Geat,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Dwight's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  20,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  2.t,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
10  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn.    Roll  dated  Belchertown. 

Gray,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Walker's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Deanney's  (Denny's) 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  22,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  l:i  days, 
travel  included ;  company  detached  to  join  Continental  Army  and  ordered  to 
march  to  Claverack  to  serve  for  3  months.    Roll  dated  Woburn. 

Gray,  Thomas,  Jr.,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lovejoy's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge,  via  Billerica,  under  command  of  Lieut.  John  Adams  [service  not 
given] . 

Gray,  Timothy,  Billerica.  Capt.  Walker's  co..  Col.  Bridge's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance 
paj',  signed  by  said  Gray  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  24,  1775 ;  also.  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  Jonathan  Stickney's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  (27th)  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  30,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  9  days;  also, 
company  return  dated  Sept.  25, 1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  16,  1775 ;  also,  enlistment  agreement  dated  Wil- 
mington, Nov.  29,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gray  and  others,  engaging  themselves  to 
be  ready  at  a  minute's  warning  until  March  1,  1777,  to  march  to  reinforce  the 
army  and  if  called  upon  before  said  date  to  remain  in  service  3  months;  also,  list 
dated  Nov.  29,  1776,  of  men  who  were  hired  to  serve  in  the  army ;  said  Gray  hired 
by  Maj.  Jones,  probably  of  Wilmington. 

Gray,  Uriah,  Topsham  (also  given  Hopewell).  Private,  Capt.  James  Curtis's  co. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  18,  1775;  service,  22  days;  also, 
Capt.  James  Curtis's  co..  Col.  James  Cargill's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  9,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 5  mos.  5  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  William  Lithgow's  co.; 
marched  Feb.  19,  1776;  discharged  Sept.  16,  1776;  service,  6  mos.  26  days;  com- 
pany stationed  on  seacoast  at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co. ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  13,  1777,  to  Sept.  20,  1777;  residence,  Hopewell;  reported  died 
Sept.  20, 1777 ;  also,  Capt.  John  Skillins's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Frances's  regt. ;  sub- 
sistence allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Dec.  14,  1776,  to  May  5,  1777 ;  credited 
with  141  days  allowance;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Thomes's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tup- 
per's regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  26,  1778;  residence,  Topsham;  engaged  for  town 
of  Topsham ;  term,  3  years ;  mustered  by  Col.  Varrick,  Continental  Muster  Master, 
and  by  Maj.  Ilsley,  County  Muster  Master;  reported  died  Aug.  16,  1777. 

Gray,  AVilliam,  Andover.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Col.  Jonathan  Glover's  (5th  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order 
of  Council  of  Nov.  7, 1777 ;  residence,  Andover ;  engaged  for  town  of  Marblehead ; 
joined  Capt. Benjamin  Tupper's  co. ;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Abbott's 
CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  March  13, 1778,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Stephen  Abbot's  co.,  Col.  Benja- 
min Tupper's  (15th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  en- 
listed March  8,  1778  (also  given  March  13,  1777) ;  reported  transferred  to  the 
infantry  April  1, 1779;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Page's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Tup- 
per's regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  West  Point,  April  5,  1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Abbott's  co., 
Col.  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780, 
to  Dec.  31,  1780;  a^so,  Col,  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1781,  18 
days ;  reported  "  not  in  Muster  roll  rec'd  Pay  at  Elk  made  up  18  days  to  balance 
the  account;  "  also  reported  discharged  Jan.  31,  1781. 

Gray,  William,  Keene.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Stiles's  co.,  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sar- 
gent's regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  15, 1775 ;  service,  2  mos. 
22  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Nov.  27,  1775. 


782  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Gray,  William,  Pelham.  Capt.  David  Cowden's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Ruggles  Wood- 
bridge's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gray  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  June  26,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  19,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  18  days;  also,  company  re- 
turn dated  near  Prospect  Hill,  Sept.  28,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov.  13, 1775. 

Gray,  William,  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1st 
Essex  Co.  regt.,  sworn  to  at  Salem,  Feb.  17, 1778,  by  Joseph  Sprague,  first  military 
oflScer  of  said  town ;  residence,  Salem ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem ;  joined  Capt. 
Winship's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  term,  during  war;  also,  Private,  Colonel's 
CO.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
March  2,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co..  Col.  Putnam's 
(4th)  regt. ;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778 ;  mustered  by  John  Cushing,  Esq. ; 
also,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West 
Point,  Jan.  10,  1781;  Light  Infantry  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  rank.  Pri- 
vate; age,  18  yrs.  7  mos.;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark; 
eyes,  dark;  residence,  Salem;  enlisted  May  1,  1779,  by  Col.  Putnam;  enlistment, 
during  war;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Benson's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Put- 
nam's regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point ;  also,  (late) 
Capt.  Job  Whipple's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1781,  dated 
West  Point;  reported  joined  from  infantry  Feb.  -,  1781. 

Gray,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Scott's  (Pownal borough)  co.,  Col.  Joseph 
North's  regt. ;  service  from  Sept.  10, 1777, 2  days,  defending  and  retaking  a  mast- 
ship  loading  in  Sheepscot  river ;  company  called  out  on  an  alarm. 

Gray,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Roe's  co.  of  artificers,  attached  to  Brig.  Gen. 
Henry  Knox's  corps  of  artillery ;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1777 ;  reported 
on  command  Oct.  30,  1777,  appointed  wagon-master;  also,  Capt.  Christopher 
Beackley's  co.  of  Artillery  artificers  detached  from  Col.  Benjamin  Flower's  corps 
of  artificers,  and  attached  to  the  artillery  in  the  field  commanded  by  Brig.  Gen. 
Henry  Knox ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1778 ;  reported  absent  with  leave. 

Gray,  William.  Prizemaster's  Mate,  schooner  "Active,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Andrew  Gardner;  pay  roll  for  wages  for  1  month,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  6,  1778. 

Gray,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Hodsdon's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.; 
enlisted  June  11,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  5  days,  travel 
included,  at  North  river;  company  raised  for  8  months;  roll  dated  Berwick; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  June-Sept.,  1778,  dated  West  Point;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated 
King's  Ferry. 

Gray,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Heald's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  25, 1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  25, 1779 ;  service,  2  mos.  1  day,  on  Penob- 
scot expedition. 

Gray,  William.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem ;  engaged  Feb.  15,  1781 ; 
term,  3  years. 

Gray,  William.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "Aurora"  (priva- 
teer), commanded  by  Capt.  David  Porter,  dated  Boston,  June  16,  1781;  age,  24 
yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft. 

Gray,  William.  Petition  signed  by  Henry  Williams,  asking  that  said  Gray  be  com- 
missioned as  commander  of  the  brigantine  "  Mary  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Coun- 
cil Dec.  24,  1777,  that  a  commission  be  issued;  also,  petition  dated  Salem,  July 
23,  1778,  signed  by  Elias  Hasket  Derby  and  Miles  Greenwood,  of  Salem,  asking 
that  said  Gray  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  schooner  "  Scorpion"  (pri- 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  783 

Gray,  William,  continued. 

vateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  July  24,  1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued ;  also, 
petition  dated  Salem,  Oct.  27, 1778,  signed  by  Jonathan  Ingersoll,  asking  that  said 
Graj'  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  schooner  "  Roe  Buck  "  (privateer) ; 
ordered  in  Council  Oct.  29, 1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued ;  also,  petition  dated 
Boston,  March  14, 1781,  signed  by  Henry  Rust,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  others,  of 
Salem,  asking  that  said  Gray  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  ship  "  Two 
Brothers"  (privateer) ;  «/so,  petition  dated  Boston,  Dec.  12,  1781,  signed  by  Miles 
Ward,  in  behalf  of  Nathaniel  Goodale  and  others,  of  Salem,  asking  that  said  Gray 
be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  schooner  "  Dart"  (privateer)  ;  advised  in 
Council  Dec.  -,  1781,  that  a  commission  be  issued;  also,  petition  dated  Boston, 
Nov.  20,  1782,  signed  by  John  Jenks,  in  behalf  of  Joseph  Sprague  and  others,  of 
Salem,  asking  that  said  Gray  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  brig  "  Fox  " 
(privateer) ;  advised  in  Council  Nov.  20,  1782,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gray,  AVilliam,  3d.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Richard  Ward's  (3d)  co.,  1st  Essex  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  return  dated  Salem,  May  15,  1776,  signed  by  Col.  Timothy 
Pickering,  Jr.,  and  Joseph  Sprague,  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies 
of  militia  in  Salem  and  returned  to  be  commissioned,  said  officers  accepting  the 
appointments,  however,  only  upon  the  condition  that  the  General  Court  would 
compel  a  more  equal  distribution  as  to  the  persons  required  to  undergo  military 
training  and  to  be  subject  to  service  calls,  and  also  in  order  that  the  existing  com- 
panies might  be  kept  fully  trained  and  equipped  ;  ordered  in  Council  June  6, 1776, 
that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  June  6,  1776. 

Gray,  Winthrop.  Captain ;  list  of  officers  submitted  to  the  Council  for  approval  by 
Thomas  Crafts,  Jr.,  Lieutenant  Colonel  of  the  train  ;  approved  and  ordered  in 
Council  May  10,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  granted  beating  orders;  also,  Captain, 
5th  CO.,  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  list  of  officers  to  be  commissioned,  as  re- 
turned by  Col.  Crafts,  dated  Boston,  Sept.  27,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  9, 
1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  also.  Captain,  list  of  officers  submitted 
to  the  Council  for  approval,  by  Col.  Thomas  Crafts,  dated  Boston,  April  18,  1777 ; 
said  officers  approved  in  Council  April  18,  1777;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777, 
to  Feb.  26, 1779 ;  also,  3d  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt. ;  service  from  time  of  engagement 
to  Aug.  1,  1777,  85  days ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  July  31,  1777,  to 
Jan.  1,  1779;  rolls  dated  Boston;  also,  late  Artillery  regt.  commanded  by  Col. 
Crafts;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1779,  to  March  1,  1779,  2  mos.;  also,  petition  dated 
Boston,  Feb.  26,  1779,  signed  by  said  Gray  and  others,  officers  of  Col.  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.,  asking  that  their  resignations  be  accepted,  as  the  Legislature  had 
failed  to  redress  their  grievances ;  resignations  accepted  in  Council,  Feb.  26,  1779. 

Gray,  Zachariah,  Reading.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Reading;  engaged  for  town  of  Reading. 

Grate,  Moses.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Josiah  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparahawk's  (Spar- 
hawk's)  regt.;  entered  service  Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  26,  1777;  service, 
10  days,  travel  included,  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington. 

Grayham,  Andrew,  Rutland.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Sibley's  co..  Col.  Luke  Drury's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  9,  1781 ;  marched  Aug.  13,  1781 ;  arrived  in  camp  Aug.  22, 
1781;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  23  days,  travel  included;  resi- 
dence, Rutland;  engaged  for  town  of  Rutland;  term,  3  months. 

Grayham,  Andrew,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  Joel  Green's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's 
regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Grayham,  Gershom.  Private,  Capt.  William  Francis's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  de- 
tachment of  militia;  enlisted  July  22,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  13, 1777;  service,  23 
days,  in  Northern  department. 


784  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Grayham,  Henry,  South  Brimfield  (also  given  Sandisfield).  Private,  Capt.  Joseph 
Thompson's  cc.  Col.  Danielson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
April  29,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  10  days;  residence,  South  Brimfield;  also,  return 
of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Sandisfield ; 
engaged  for  town  of  Sandisfield;  joined  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also, 
Matross,  Capt.  Buckland's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Aug.  1,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779. 

Grayham,  Ja's.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Bumstead's  co. ;  list  of  men  drafted  from 
Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.,  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  May  7, 
1777,  to  guard  stores,  etc.,  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  for  the 
term  of  5  weeks. 

Grayham,  Jesse.  Corporal,  Capt.  Rufus  Lincoln's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th) 
regt.;  musterroUsfor  Sept.-Nov.,  1781 ;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1781 ;  appointed  Corporal 
July  1,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  on  command  with  Col.  Jemmison  in 
Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  sworn  to  at  West  Point. 

Grayham,  Robert.  Corporal,  Capt.  Joel  Green's  co..  Col.  Ezra  "Wood's  regt. ;  enlisted 
June  1,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  31,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  8  days,  travel  included, 
at  Peekskill  and  White  Plains ;  company  raised  for  8  months. 

Grayham,  William,  Peterborough,  N.  H.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Hunt's  co..  Col. 
Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  25, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec, 
1777,  dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge;  enlisted  Jan.  25  (also  given  Jan.  26),  1777; 
enlistment,  3  years;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1778,  sworn 
to  at  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1778-Feb., 
1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  for  gratuity,  dated  Providence,  Feb.  13, 1779 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Provi- 
dence ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Mills's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec  31, 1780 ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated 
Jan.  1, 1781 ;  Capt.  John  Mills's  co.,  Col.  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature, 
6  ft. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  dark ;  occupation,  blacksmith  ;  birthplace,  Peter- 
borough, N.  H.;  residence,  Peterborough ;  enlisted  Nov.  21,  1779,  at  N.  Castle 
by  Capt.  Mills;  enlistment,  during  war;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Mills's  co..  Col. 
Vose's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  June,  1781,  dated  Camp  Philipsburgh ;  reported  on 
command  at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Camp  near 
Dobbs's  Ferry ;  reported  on  command  at  West  Point ;  also.  Private ;  muster  rolls 
for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts  and  sworn  to  in  camp  at  West  Point. 

Grayham,  William.  Capt.  Stow's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt. ;  return  of 
men  discharged;  said  Grayham  discharged  Nov.  3,  1776. 

Grayham,  William.  Private,  Capt.  James  Morton's  detachment  of  militia,  Col. 
Pierce's  regt. ;  inarched  March  3, 1778;  discharged  April  4, 1778 ;  service,  32  days, 
at  Governor's  Island. 

Grayler,  Nicholas.  Prizemaster,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Jonathan  Haraden;  engaged  March  26,  1778;  discharged  May  8,  1778;  service,  1 
mo.  12  days. 

Grayley,  Philip,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Blackler's  (6th)  co..  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  9,  1775. 

Grays,  Andrew.  List  of  men  who  had  money  advanced  them  by  their  Captain  for 
travelling  expenses  to  camp,  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Feb.  -,  1776. 

Greace,  James,  Boston.  Descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  9,  1781,  made  by 
Edward  Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  place 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  785 

Greace,  James,  continued. 

of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  received  bounty  and  mile- 
age due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter;  Capt.  Kneeland's  co. ;  age,  23  yrs.;  stature, 
5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  brown ;  residence,  Boston. 

Greace,  John,  Lenox.  Private,  Capt.  Charles  Dibbell's  co..  Col.  John  Patterson's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  4 
days;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  26,  1775. 

Gready,  William,  Cambridge.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  reported  enlisted  Aug.  10,  1775 
[service  not  given] . 

Grealey,  Jonathan,  Salisbury.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evens's  co..  Col.  James 
Frye's  (1st)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Grealey,  Nicholas,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Putnam's  co..  Col.  Hutchinson's 
(Mass.  Line)  regt.  of  12  months  men  ;  list  of  deserters  in  1776. 

GuEALY,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  regt.;  abstract 
for  advance  pay,  etc.,  for  Jan.,  1776. 

Grean,  Amos.  Corporal,  Capt.  Caleb  Keep's  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  21,  1779 ;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  travel  included,  at 
Claverack;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Grean,  Francis,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge,  via  Concord;  service,  4 
days  ;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  26,  1775;  service,  67  days. 

Grean,  Henry.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  12, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  19, 1780 ;  service,  11  days, 
travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Northern  frontiers  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen. 
John  Fellows  on  an  alarm. 

Grean,  John.  Seaman ;  brig  "  Charming  Sally,"  Nicholas  Bartlett,  Jr.,  Master ;  portage 
bill  made  up  for  voyage  from  Boston  to  France  and  return ;  shipped  Jan.  7,  1777. 

Grean,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Solomon  Walker's  co.  ;  service,  2  days ;  company  assem- 
bled and  were  in  service  at  the  time  of  taking  the  mast-ship  in  Sheepscot  river 
Sept.  10,  1777.    Roll  dated  Pownalborough. 

Geean,  Jonathan,  Candia.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cogswell's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Gerrish's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  21,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  9 
days;  also,  Capt.  Cogswell's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Ger- 
rish's) 38th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point,  Sept.  27,  1775; 
also,  pay  abstract  for  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Sewall's  Point. 

Grean,  Joseph,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  7,  1775;  service,  86  days. 

Grean,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  John  Pray's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  for  April,  1781 ;  enlisted  Jan.  27,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  muster 
rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781,  dated  Phillipsburgh  ;  reported  on  command  at  West 
Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Huts;  also,  muster 
rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Huts,  1st  Mass.  brigade. 

Grban,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Pray's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  for  April,  1781 ;  enlisted  Feb.  8  (also  given  Feb.  18),  1781 ;  enlistment,  3 
years;  also,  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  1781,  dated  Phillipsburgh;  reported 
on  command  at  Verplanck's  Point;  also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Huts;  reported  promoted  to  Corporal 
Oct.  1,  1781;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Huts,  1st  Mass. 
brigade. 


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Grean,  Leonard.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Andrews's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  27,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  detached  from  Middlesex  Co.  militia  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Grean,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Pettengill's  co.,  Col.  Baldwin's  regt.;  pay 
abstract  for  Feb.  and  March,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New  York ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  list  of  men  returned  as  having  received  advance  pay,  dated  Camp  at  New 
York,  April  23,  1776. 

Grean,  Warwick.  Private,  Lieut.  Hezekiah  Ware's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  20,  1778;  discharged  June  29,  1778;  service,  11  days;  company  de- 
tached from  12th  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for  21  days  from  time 
of  arrival  at  headquarters. 

Grean,  William.  List  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  March  17,  1778,  by  James 
Leonard,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co.,  dated  April  7,  1778;  Col.  William 
Lee's  regt. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Middleborough. 

Greane,  John.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Penet," Nicholas  Bartlett,  Jr.,  Master;  engaged 
Jan.  7,  1777;  discharged  July  3,  1777;  service,  5  mos.  26  days,  on  voyage  from 
Boston  to  France  and  return. 

Greanger,  Frederick,  West  Springfield.  Fifer,  Capt.  Samuel  Flower's  co.,  Col. 
John  Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  10, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Flower's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  return 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  West  Springfield ;  enlisted  for  town  of  West  Spring- 
field; mustered  by  Col.  Woodbridge,  County  Muster  Master;  a^so, Private,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and 
sworn  to  at  Camp  near  Stillwater,  N.  Y. ;  enlisted  May  10,  1777 ;  enlistment, 
3  years ;  also,  Fifer,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  Albany,  Nov.  10, 1777, 
Jan.  2,  Feb.  4,  March  9,  April  16,  and  May  13,  1778 ;  also,  muster  roll  dated  Fort 
Constitution,  June  15,  1778;  also,  muster  rolls  dated  White  Plains,  July  20,  and 
Aug.  5,  1778 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1778,  dated  White  Plains  ;  also,  muster 
roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fredericksburgh ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778,  dated 
Camp  Roxbury ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  and  Jan.,  1779,  dated 
Camp  Continental  Village ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Quarters  near 
Croten  river ;  reported  furloughed  Jan.  28, 1779,  for  30  days  ;  also,  muster  roll  for 
March,  1779,  dated  Quarters  near  Croten  bridge  ;  also,  muster  roll  for  April,  1779, 
dated  "Crompond;"  a^so,  muster  roll  for  May,  1779,  dated  Camp  Highlands; 
also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1779,  dated  Constitution  Island ;  also,  muster  rolls  for 
July  and  Aug.,  1779,  dated  Camp  Highlands;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1779, 
dated  Camp  Bedford ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779,  dated  Camp  near  Peekskill ; 
also,  muster  roll  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779,  dated  Continental  Village. 

Greanleaf,  Benjamin,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Greanleaf,  Calvin.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Hartwell's  co.  of  guards ;  enlisted  Oct. 
27,  1779;  discharged  April  27,  1780;  service,  6  mos.;  company  stationed  at 
Rutland. 

Greanleaf,  Daniel,  Haverhill.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Cadet  co.  of  Haverhill, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Israel 
Bartlet ;  service,  7  days. 

Greanleaf,  Ebenezer,  Woolwich.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Ipswich,  Feb. 
17,  1778;  residence,  Woolwich;  engaged  for  town  of  Ipswich;  joined  Capt. 
Bayley's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Greanleaf,  Gardner.  Account  of  money  paid  by  persons  to  hire  men  to  go  to  Canada 
[year  not  given] ,  examined  and  allowed  by  a  committee  at  Medford,  Oct.  8,  1776. 


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Gkeanleaf,  Jonathan,  Medford.  Corporal,  Capt.  Isaac  Hall's  (Medford)  co.,  (late) 
Col.  Thomas  Gardner's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  service,  5  days; 
also,  account  of  money  paid  by  persons  to  hire  men  to  go  to  Canada  [year  not 
given],  examined  and  allowed  by  a  committee  at  Medford,  Oct.  8,  1776. 

Greanleaf,  Mayo,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Greanleaf,  Moses,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Greanleaf,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service, 
37  days ;  company  raised  for  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island.  Roll  sworn  to 
inSuflfolkCo.,Dec.  4,  1777. 

Greanleaf,  Stephen.  Descriptive  list  of  men  detached  from  Middlesex  Co.  militia 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  June  9, 1779,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James 
Cooper,  at  Springfield,  July  19,  1779;  Capt.  Foster's  co..  Col.  Fox's  regt.;  age, 
44  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Reading. 

Greanleaf,  William,  Haverhill.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Cadet  co.  of  Haverhill, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Israel 
Bartlet;  service,  5  days. 

Greanleaf,  William,  Newburyport.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Brickett's  troop  of  horse, 
which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  from 
Newbury  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge;  service,  4  days. 

Greannavot,  William,  Freetown.  List  of  men  mustered  [year  not  given]  ;  Col. 
Bailey's  regt. ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  residence,  Freetown ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported 
enlisted  by  Capt.  Dunham. 

Geeant,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  C.  Allen's  (8th)  co.,  7th  Mass.  regt. ;  muster 
rolls  for  Dec,  1782,  Jan.,  and  March,  1783 ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Grear,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Plumer's  detachment  from  Col.  William  Jones's 
regt. ;  service  from  July  6,  1779,  to  Sept.  24,  1779,  2  mos.  18  days,  under  Col. 
Samuel  McCobb  on  expedition  against  Majorbagaduce.  Roll  endorsed  "  service 
at  Penobscot." 

Greatewood,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Mott's  co.,  Col.  Elias  Dayton's  (3d  New 
Jersey)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777 ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Greaton, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Graten,  Grater,  Graton, 

Grator,  Groten.] 

Greaton,  Crary.  Private,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Hearick's  (Herrick's)  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  13,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  26,  1781 ;  service, 
18  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Coller  by  order  of  Col.  John  Ashley,  Jr.,  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward. 

Greaton,  Humphrey  (also  given  Richard  H.).  Ensign,  Capt.  William  Watson's  co., 
3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Millin;  muster  roll  for  April,  1783; 
reported  joined  from  5th  co.  April  1,  1783;  also,  3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by 
Col.  Michael  Jackson ;  regimental  return  dated  Oct.  31, 1783 ;  reported  on  furlough 
at  Roxbury  by  leave  of  Gen.  Knox. 

Greaton,  James,  Leicester.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newhall's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service  10^  days. 

Greaton,  James,  Leicester.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for  the 
term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
April  20,  1778 ;  Capt.  Levingston's  co.,  Col.  Denny's  regt. ;  age,  26  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Leicester;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  19, 


788  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Greatox,  James,  contmued. 

1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner, 
by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by 
Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778. 

Greatox,  James,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Loring  Lincoln's  co.,  which  marched  under  com- 
mand of  Lieut.  Col.  Flagg  on  the  alarm  at  Bennington  in  1777  ;  service,  5  days ; 
company  probably  belonged  to  Leicester. 

Greaton,  John.  List  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  picket  guard  under  Maj.  Bald- 
win, dated  May  23,  1775;  reported  detailed  under  Capt.  Jonas  Hubbard. 

Greaton,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Loring  Lincoln's  co.,  which  marched  under  command 
of  Lieut.  Col.  Flagg  on  the  alarm  at  Bennington  in  1777;  service,  5  days;  com- 
pany probably  belonged  to  Leicester. 

Greaton,  John.  Colonel,  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  recommendation  dated  Boston,  April  28, 
1777,  signed  by  said  Greaton,  Colonel,  recommending  Joseph  Crocker  as  Paymaster, 
and  Samuel  Whitwell,  Jr.,  as  Surgeon  for  his  regiment;  also,  return  of  officers  of 
Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  receipt  for  clothing  for  said  officers,  dated  Boston,  May  4, 
1778;  also,  order  on  the  Board  of  War,  dated  Camp  Peekskill,  Nov.  29,  1778, 
signed  by  said  Greaton,  Colonel,  for  clothing  due  officers  in  his  regiment;  also. 
Colonel,  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  settlements  of  rank  of  Continental  officers,  dated 
West  Point,  made  by  a  board  held  for  the  purpose  and  confirmed  by  Congress 
Sept.  6,  1779;  commissioned  July  1,  1775;  also,  Colonel,  3d  Mass.  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also, 
list  of  officers  in  said  Col.  Greaton's  regt.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  26,  1780;  also. 
Colonel,  commanding  brigade  ;  muster  rolls  of  field,  staff,  and  commissioned  offi- 
cers, for  Aug. -Oct.,  1780 ;  also,  return  of  officers  in  said  Col.  Greaton's  regt.,  dated 
Boston,  Jan.  19,  1781. 

Greaton,  John.  Ensign,  in  a  detachment  from  3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Maj. 
Porter;  returns  of  effectives  between  July  11,  1783,  and  Aug.  7,  1783;  reported 
Acting  Quarter  Master;  also,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (3d)  regt.;  list  of  officers 
returned  by  Joseph  Williams,  Captain  Commandant  of  3d  Mass.  regt.  [year  not 
given] . 

Greaton,  John.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Armj',  probably  from 
Capt.  Goodrich's  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Great  Barrington; 
joined  Capt.  Stoddard's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Greaton,  John,  Jr.  1st  Major,  Gen.  Heath's  (Suffolk  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list 
of  field  officers  [year  not  given] . 

Greaton,  John  W.,  Salem.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Addition  "  (privateer),  commanded 
by  Capt.  Joseph  Pratt ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  June  17, 1780 ; 
age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  4  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  residence,  Salem. 

Greaton,  Thomas,  Tyringham.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  probably 
from  Capt.  Harick's  (Herrick's)  co.  [year  not  given] ;  residence,  Tyringham;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Tyringham ;  joined  Capt.  Chadwick's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ; 
term,  8  months. 

Greatwood,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gratewood,  Greate- 

wood.] 

Greatwood,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Mott's  co..  Col.  Ellas  Dayton's  (3d  New 
Jersey)  regt.;  enlisted  Feb.  -,  1777;  roll  made  up  to  May  31,  1777;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Sept.-Nov.,  1777 ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Greaves,  Asa,  Sunderland.  Sergeant  Major,  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  residence,  Sunderland. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  789 

Greaves,  Ebenezer,  Leverett.  Private,  Capt.  J.  K.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780 ;  residence,  Leverett. 

Greaves,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Gates's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for  service  in  Dec. 
[1775],  and  Jan.,  1776;  enlisted  Dec.  4  [1775]  ;  company  raised  in  Marlborough, 
Southborough,  and  Northborough. 

Greaves,  Gideon,  Palmer.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Seward's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pa}' accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  also,  Lieut.  William  Price's  detachment  from  3d  Artillery  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  May  and  June,  1782 ;  term,  during  war. 

Greaves,  Gideon,  Sunderland.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Goodale's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  10,  1781;  Capt.  Goodale's  co..  Col. 
Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  rank.  Sergeant;  age,  27  yrs.  1  mo. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10^  in. ; 
complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  light;  residence,  Sunderland ;  enlisted  Jan. 
15,  1777 ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Greaves,  Jedediah.  Private,  Capt.  John  Kirkland's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  16,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777  ;  service,  3  mos.  22  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  the  Northward. 

Greaves,  Lemuel,  Sunderland.  Private,  Capt.  J.  K.  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  10, 
1780 ;  residence,  Sunderland ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Greaves,  Luther.  1st  Lieutenant,  Col.  Wood's  regt.,  raised  for  service  at  Peekskill; 
list  of  officers  of  Worcester  Co.  militia;  commissioned  May  23,  1778;  o^so.  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt. ;  entered  service 
May  20,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  31,  1779,  200  miles  from  home;  service,  8  mos.  22 
days,  travel  included;  company  raised  for  defence  of  North  river;  also,  orders 
on  Lieut.  Potter,  Paymaster  of  Col.  Wood's  regt.,  dated  Roxbury  in  Newbury, 
Nov.  9,  1778,  Peekskill,  Jan.  31,  1779,  and  Continental  Village,  Jan.  31,  1779, 
signed  by  said  Greaves,  for  payments  to  be  made  on  account  of  wages  for  service 
in  said  regiment. 

Greaves,  Micah,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Locker's  co..  Col.  James  Brett's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Concord;  service  to  April 
21, 1775,  3  days. 

Greaves,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hooper's  co. ;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1775, 
to  Dec.  31, 1775,  2  mos.  5  days,  travel  included,  in  defence  of  seacoast.  Roll  dated 
Marblehead. 

Greaves,  Selah,  Sunderland.  Fifer,  Capt.  J.  K.  Smith's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  10, 
1780;  residence,  Sunderland;  term,  3  years. 

Greaves,  Silas.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Slrrow's  (Slarrow's)  8th  co.,  6th  Hamp- 
shire Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  May  7,  1776. 

Greaves,  Stephen.  Drummer,  Capt.  Lillie's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Sept.  21,  1780;  reported  deserted 
Sept.  21,  1780. 

Greavs  [?], .    Private,  Capt.  Seth  Murray's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt.;  enlisted 

Sept.  20, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  14, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included,  on  expedi- 
tion to  Saratoga.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 

Greavs,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Murray's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj. 
Jonathan  Clap ;  enlisted  July  9,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo. 
10  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Fort  Edward  and  Mosses  Creek. 


790  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Greavs,  Perez.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Murray's  co.,  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  20, 1777  ;  discharged  Oct.  14, 1777  ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included,  on  expedi- 
tion to  Saratoga.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 

Gkeavs,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Murray's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj. 
Jonathan  Clap ;  enlisted  July  9,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo. 
10  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Fort  Edward  and  Mosses  Creek. 

Greavs,  Reuben.  Private;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  East 
Sudbury  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  Aug.  8, 1780 ; 
discharged  Dec.  8,  1780;  service,  4  mos.,  travel  included,  at  West  Point. 

Gkeavs,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Murray's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Maj.  Jonathan  Clap;  enlisted  July  9,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service, 
1  mo.  10  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Fort  Edward  and  Mosses  Creek. 

Greavs,  Selah.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Murray's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj. 
Jonathan  Clap;  enlisted  July  9,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service,  1  mo. 
10  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Fort  Edward  and  Mosses  Creek. 

Greavs,  Silas.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Murray's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  20,  1777  ;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included,  on  expe- 
dition to  Saratoga.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 

Gredlee,  Joseph.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  May  7,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Gredlee 
by  Alexander  Hodgdon,  on  behalf  of  a  committee  of  the  town  of  Boston,  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gredt,  William,  Baltimore,  Md.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Gree,  Gagorrt  Parry  [?],  Marblehead.  Landsman,  brig  "  Prospect,"  commanded 
by  Capt.  Joseph  Vesey ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk 
Co.,  June  20,  1781 ;  age,  39  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  occu- 
pation, caulker;  residence,  Marblehead. 

Greeger,  Cato,  Williamstown.  Private,  Capt.  Miller's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
residence,  Williamstown ;  also,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's 
(1st)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  on 
ferry  guard  in  Feb.,  March,  and  April,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781, 
dated  Camp  at  Philipsburgh  ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781 ;  reported  on  com- 
mand at  the  Lines ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts ; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

Greegor,  Cato.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781 ;  reported  on  command  at  the  Lines. 

Greele,  James.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Roxbury ;  engaged  Feb. 
24,  1781. 

Greele,  John.  Capt.  Wentworth  Stuart's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Oct.  26, 
1775 ;  reported  as  belonging  to  Cumberland  Co. 

Greele,  Thomas,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Hazletine's  co..  Col.  John  Fel- 
lows's  (8th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  7  days;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Dorchester,  Nov.  27,  1775. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  791 

Greelet,  David.  Petition  dated  Dec.  2, 1777,  signed  by  Jonathan  Greeley  and  others, 
stating  that  said  David,  son  of  Capt.  Andrew  Greeley,  of  Kingstown,  N.  H.,  en- 
gaged as  Sergeant  of  Marines  on  the  Continental  ship  "  Hancock,"  commanded 
by  Capt.  Manley,  was  taken  prisoner  when  said  ship  was  captured  by  the  enemy, 
that  he  was  in  confinement  at  Halifax,  and  asking  that  arrangements  be  made  for 
his  exchange ;  ordered  in  Council  Dec.  24, 1777,  that  the  Commissary  of  Prisoners 
be  directed  to  send  Sergt.  John  Grant  of  the  53d  regt.,  to  Halifax,  to  be  exchanged 
for  said  Greeley. 

Greeley,  James.  Col.  Gerrish's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gree- 
ley and  others,  dated  June  12,  1775. 

Greeley,  James.  Account  rendered  by  the  Selectmen  of  Roxbury,  of  bounties  paid 
said  Greeley  and  others  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
3  years ;  date  of  payment  of  bounty  Jan.  1,  1782. 

Greeley,  Jonathan,  Boston.  Petition  signed  by  Thomas  Melvill,  in  behalf  of  him- 
self and  others,  of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Greeley  be  commissioned  as  commander 
of  the  schooner  "  Speedwell  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  6,  1776,  that 
a  commission  be  issued. 

Greeley,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.; 
return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17, 1775 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Greeley  and  others,  dated  Camp  Cam- 
bridge, June  28,  1775. 

Greeley,  Stephen.  Matross,  Capt.  Abner  Lowell's  (Matross)  co.,  stationed  at  Fal- 
mouth, Cumberland  Co.;  return  dated  Falmouth,  July  31,  1777;  company 
reported  Aug.  11,  1777,  as  mustered  by  Col.  Noyes,  agreeable  to  seacoast  estab- 
lishment. 

Greeley,  Thomas.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jona- 
than Haraden;  engaged  March  7,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777.  Roll  sworn 
to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Greely,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Graley,  Graly,  Grayley, 

Grealey,  Grealy,  Greele,  Greeley,  Grelee,  Greley.] 

Greely,  Benjamin,  Nottingham.  Private,  Capt.  Archelaus  Towne's  co.,  Col.  Eben- 
ezer  Bridge's  regt. ;  company  return  [year  not  given,  probably  1775]  ;  residence, 
Nottingham. 

Greely,  Eliphalet.  Private ;  list  of  men  raised  from  militia  of  North  Yarmouth  to 
reinforce  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  to  Samuel  Thompson,  Brigadier  for 
Cumberland  Co.,  dated  North  Yarmouth,  Dec.  3,  1776. 

Greely,  John,  Gorham.  Private,  Capt.  Wentworth  Stuart's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phin- 
ney's  (31st)  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment.  May  15,  1775,  to 
date  of  marching  to  headquarters,  July  12, 1775 ;  credited  with  58  days  allowance  ; 
also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  29,  1775,  including  abstract  of  pay  from  last  of 
July,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Samuel  Whitnfore's  (Gorham)  co..  Col.  Reuben  Fogg's  (3d  Cumberland  Co.) 
regt.,  as  returned  to  Capt.  Briant  Morton,  dated  Gorham,  March  28,  1778;  resi- 
dence, Gorham;  engaged  for  town  of  Gorham;  joined  Capt.  Jenkins's  co..  Col. 
Bruer's  (Brewer's)  regt.;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  Dec.  -,  1779;  also,  Corporal, 
Capt.  Sewall's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Jenkins's  co., 
Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  abstract  for  subsistence  money,  dated  Boston,  March 
19,  1777;  rations  allowed  said  Greely  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  1,  1777;  cred- 
ited with  77  rations ;  14  days  travel  also  allowed  on  march  to  Bennington ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt.;  return  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778; 
mustered  by  Maj.  Insley,  State  Muster  Master;  reported  on  furlough. 


792  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Greelt,  Jonathan,  Salisbury.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  James  Fiye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
7  days ;  also,  Capt.  Evans's  co.,  Col.  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  lost  articles 
at  Bunker  Hill,  June  17,  1775,  dated  Camp  Cambridge ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  13,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Jonathan  Evans's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  18  (also  given 
Aug.  17),  1777;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel  home 
included,  with  Northern  army. 

Greely,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  May's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.;  joined 
March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  14  days,  at  Roxbury  Lines. 

Greelt,  Jonathan.  Captain,  schooner  "  Speedwell ;  "  Council  order  dated  April  26, 
1777,  permitting  officers  and  men  of  certain  armed  vessels  to  do  necessary  work 
upon  Sunday,  April  27,  1777,  in  order  to  fit  said  vessels  for  sea;  also,  petition 
dated  Boston,  Sept.  29,  1777,  signed  by  Henry  Sticlcland  and  Samuel  Johnston, 
stating  that  they  were  deserters  from  the  "  Milford"  (British  man-of-war),  and 
on  a  voyage  to  Cork,  in  a  merchantman,  were  captured  by  an  American  privateer 
commanded  by  said  Greely,  that  they  served  thereon  until  their  arrival  at  Boston, 
when  they  were  held  as  prisoners  and  placed  on  board  the  guard-ship,  and  asking 
that  they  be  allowed  to  enter  the  American  service ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  29, 
1777,  that  Robert  Pierpont,  Commissary  of  Prisoners,  be  directed  to  allow  said 
Stickland  and  Johnston  to  enter  the  American  service ;  also,  petition  dated 
Boston,  Feb.  25, 1778,  signed  by  Samuel  Vernon,  3d,  stating  that  Benjamin  Harris, 
commander  of  the  brigantine  "  Sally,"  bound  from  Boston  to  South  Carolina,  was 
carried  into  New  York  in  May  last  and  later  confined  on  a  guard-ship  at  Rhode 
Island,  and  asking  that  Capt.  Daniel  Bruce,  taken  in  the  brigantine  "  Brothers" 
by  the  brigantine  "  Speedwell,"  commanded  by  said  Greeley,  be  allowed  to  go  to 
Newport  and  be  exchanged  for  the  above  Captain  Harris ;  petition  granted  in 
Council,  Feb.  25,  1778 ;  also,  petition  dated  Boston,  May  20, 1779,  signed  by  Step. 
Bruce,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  others,  of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Greely  be  com- 
missioned as  commander  of  the  brigantine  "Speedwell"  (privateer) ;  ordered  in 
Council  May  20,  1779,  that  a  commission  be  issued ;  also,  petition  dated  Boston, 
Oct.  30,  1780,  signed  by  said  Greely,  in  behalf  of  John  Coffin  Jones,  of  Boston, 
asking  that  said  Greely  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  ship  "  Columbia  " 
(privateer) ;  read  in  Council  Nov.  3,  1780,  and  advised  that  His  Excellency  com- 
mission said  Greely ;  petition  endorsed  "  commission  given  out." 

Greelt,  Moses,  Salisbury.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Morrill's  co..  Col.  Caleb  Cushing's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  5  days. 

Greelt,  Thomas.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden  ;  engaged  March  7,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777. 

Green,  .     [This  name  also  appears   under  the  form  of  Creen,  Grean,  Greane, 

Greene.] 

Green,  ,  Rowley.    Sergeant,  Capt.  Robert  Dodge's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's 

regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  sworn  to  Nov.  29, 
1776 ;  said  Green  credited  with  2  days  allowance  ;  company  drafted  from  Ames- 
bury,  Newbury,  Rowley,  Ipswich,  Topsfield,  Wenham,  and  Lynn. 

Green,  .    This  name  appears,  probably  on  account  of  services  rendered  in  her 

behalf,  among  men  reported  as  "  those  who  went  at  the  taking  of  Gen.  Burgoyne  " 
[year  not  given] ,  appearing  under  the  general  heading  "  Hartwell  Brook  the  first 
Everidge;  "  reported  a  widow. 

Green, .    4th  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.;  list  of  men  [year  not  given]  ;  reported  as 

belonging  to  Squad  No.  2. 


m  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION".  793 

Green,  Aaron,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  John  "Walton's  co..  Col.  David  Green's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775;  service,  5  days;  also,  list  of  men 
belonging  to  the  train  band  under  Capt.  John  Walton,  dated  Reading,  May  13, 
1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards ; 
enlisted  Nov.  4,  1777 ;  service  to  April  3, 1778, 4  mos.  30  days,  at  Fort  No.  2,  Cam- 
bridge, guarding  troops  of  convention. 

Green,  Aaron,  South  Brimfield.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Walbridge's  co..  Col.  David 
Brewer's  (9th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  16,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  20  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt. 
Walbridge's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  David  Brewer's)  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  4,  1775;  al^so, 
Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  26, 
1777;  discharged  Oct.  12,  1777;  service,  24  days,  travel  included,  with  Northern 
army ;  company  detached  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates  for  30  days ;  roll  dated 
Monson;  also,  Capt.  Phineas  Stebbins's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.;  en- 
listed Nov.  6,  1778;  service  to  Dec.  12,  1778,  1  mo.  11  days,  travel  included; 
company  detached  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Sullivan,  but  ordered  to  Boston, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  17,  1778. 

Green,  Alexander,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Thomas  Grant's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Green  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  June  27,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  15,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  22  days;  also,  company 
return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Jan.  1,  1776. 

Green,  Allen.  Drummer,  Capt.  Amos  Green's  co.  of  militia  under  command  of  Col. 
Joseph  Noyes,  Commander  of  militia  stationed  at  South  Kingston  ;  enlisted  Feb. 
6, 1777 ;  service  to  date  of  discharge,  March  6, 1777, 29  days ;  also,  company  receipt, 
given  to  Capt.  Amos  Green,  for  wages  and  billeting  money  for  service  in  2d 
division  of  militia,  dated  Charlestown,  March  21,  1777. 

Green,  Amasa,  Royalston.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Nye's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's 
regt.;  joined  Sept.  17,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  1  day, 
travel  included,  at  Dorchester;  roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  as 
returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent  for  Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Wood- 
bory's  (Woodbury's)  co..  Col.  Grout's  regt.;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in.; 
complexion,  dark;  residence,  Royalston;  marched  to  Springfield  July  8,  1779; 
reported  delivered  to  Capt.  Marshall;  also,  list  of  9  months  men  mustered  subse- 
quent to  June  25,  1779,  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.; 
Capt.  Woodbury's  co..  Col.  Grout's  regt. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Royalston ;  mus- 
tered July  6,  1779;  also,  Colonel's  co.,  12th  Mass.  regt.;  entered  service  July  10, 
1779;  discharged  April  10,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Green,  Amos,  Salem.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1st 
Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777 ;  resi- 
dence, Salem  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem ;  joined  Capt.  Sargent's  co..  Col.  Crane's 
regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war. 

Green,  Amos,  South  Brimfield.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  co.,  Col.  Nicholas 
Dike's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  17,  1776; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  dated  Boston,  Nov. 
26,  1776. 

Green,  Amos.  Captain  of  a  company  of  militia  under  command  of  Col.  Joseph  Noyes, 
Commander  of  militia  stationed  at  South  Kingston  ;  engaged  Dec.  5, 1776 ;  service 
to  Jan.  8,  1777,  35  days ;  also.  Captain,  same  co. ;  engaged  Feb.  6,  1777 ;  service 
to  date  of  discharge,  March  6,  1777,  29  days. 


794  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Green,  Amos.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  Aug.  9,  1782,  signed  by  John  Popkin,  Muster 
Master,  stating  that  he  had  received  said  Green  of  the  committee  of  the  town  of 
Boston  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  age,  26  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  black;  eyes,  hazel;  occupation, 
seaman ;  birthplace,  America. 

•Green,  Andrew,  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Burbeck's  co.,  Col.  Richard  Grid- 
ley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  17,  1775; 
service,  2  mos.  19  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Jan.  6,  1776;  also,  return  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  the  Selectmen,  Militia 
Officers,  and  Committee  of  Correspondence,  of  Chelsea,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co., 
Feb.  14,  1778,  by  Capt.  Samuel  Clarke ;  residence,  Boston ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Chelsea;  joined  Capt.  Abra'm  Huntt's  co.,  Col.  Patterson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co., 
dated  Boston,  Jan.  19, 1777 ;  Capt.  Abram  Hunt's  co..  Col.  John  Patterson's  regt. ; 
also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abraham  Hunt's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  16,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence, 
Boston;  credited  to  town  of  Boston;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Valley  Forge;  engaged  Jan.  16,  1777;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  order  for  gratuity,  dated  Providence,  Feb.  13,  1779,  signed  by  said 
Green  and  others ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April, 
1779,  dated  Providence;  also.  Major's  co.,  Col.  Vose's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  16,  1780;  also,  1st  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Alexander  Hodgdon's  co..  Col.  Thayer's  regt.,  detached  from  militia  of 
Suffolk  Co. ;  list  of  officers  of  regiments  detached  from  militia  to  reinforce  Con- 
tinental Armj'  for  3  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  22,  1780;  commissioned 
July  21,  1780 ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Alexander  Hodgdon's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Thayer's  (Suffolk  Co.)  regt.;  engaged  July  3,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780; 
service,  4  mos.  1  day,  travel  included ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Wil- 
liam Bird's  CO.,  Col.  Webbs's  regt.;  engaged  Aug.  11,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1, 
1781,  220  miles  from  home;  service,  4  mos.,  travel  included,  near  West  Point; 
regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  Middlesex  counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  3  months. 

Green,  Andrew,  Lincoln.  Corporal,  Capt.  Asahel  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  John  Robin- 
son's regt.;  marched  Feb.  4  [year  not  given,  probably  1776];  service,  1  mo. 
28  days. 

Green,  Asa,  Spencer.  List  of  men  mustered ;  said  Green  appears  among  men  raised 
from  Col.  Denny's  regt.  for  service  at  Rhode  Island;  Capt.  Livermore's  co. ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Spencer ;  mustered  July  1  [year  not  given]  ;  aZso,  Private,  Capt. 
Nathan  Lenard's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  18, 1778;  enlist- 
ment to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  company  stationed  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt. 
John  Cutler's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  June  18,  1778;  service, 
6  mos.  18  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated 
East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Nov.  6,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  1,  1778. 

Green,  Asa,  Spencer.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  7, 
1780;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of 
Spencer ;  marched  to  camp  July  7,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt  Dix  ;  also,  list 
of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as 
having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totowa}^  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay 
roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Spencer  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Army  during  1780;  marched  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  17,  1780;  service,  5 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  795 

Green,  Asa,  continued. 

mos.  21  days,  travel  included ;  also,  Private,  Maj.  Harwood's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt. ; 
pay  abstracts  for  July-Sept.,  1780;  enlisted  July  7, 1780;  «^so,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's 
(Liixht  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  Nov.  and  Dec, 
1780;  service,  1  mo.  17  days. 

Green,  Asa.  Capt.  James  Russel's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. ;  service,  5  days, 
travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Dorchester  to  reinforce  the  army  March  4, 
1776. 

Green,  Asa.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Barret,  Jr.'s  (7th)  co.,  3d  Middlesex  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  ofScers ;  commissioned  April  10,  1776. 

■Green,  Asa.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Daniel  Harrington's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's 
regt.;  muster  rolls  dated  Cambridge,  May  9,  and  June  1,  1778;  commissioned 
March  26,  1778 ;  engagement,  3  months  from  April  2,  1778 ;  reported  sick  and 
absent  June  1,  1778;  also,  receipt  signed  by  said  Green  and  others  belonging  to 
Capt.  Harrington's  co..  Col.  Reed's  regt.  of  guards  stationed  at  Cambridge,  for 
Continental  pay  for  3  months  from  April  2,  1778. 

Green,  Asa.  Lists  of  men  appearing  under  the  general  heading  "  Hartwell  Brook  the 
First  Everidge ;  "  said  Green  appears  among  "  8  months  men"  [no  date  or  par- 
ticulars given] ,  also  among  men  reported  as  the  "2d  guard  in  Cambridge  1778." 
[Name  cancelled  on  list  of  men  who  served  as  guards.] 

Green,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Wilson's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  21, 1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  travel  included, 
at  Claverack ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  in  New  York  for  3 
months. 

•Green,  Asa,  1st  Leicester.  Private,  Capt.  John  Cutler's  co.,  Col.  Luke  Drury's  regt.; 
marched  from  home  Aug.  20,  1781 ;  joined  regiment  at  West  Point  Aug.  28, 1781; 
discharged  Nov.  28,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  16  days,  travel  included;  residence, 
Leicester;  engaged  for  town  of  Leicester;  term,  3  months.  Roll  sworn  to  at 
Brookfield. 

■Green,  Asa,  2d,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  John  Cutler's  co..  Col.  Luke  Drury's  regt. ; 
marched  from  home  Aug.  20,  1781 ;  joined  regiment  at  West  Point  Aug.  28, 1781 ; 
discharged  Nov.  24,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  travel  included ;  residence, 
Spencer;  engaged  for  town  of  Spencer;  term,  3  months. 

Green,  Asher.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  entered  service  Sept.  4,  1777;  discharged  Sept.  30,  1777;  service, 
27  days,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Hancock. 

Green,  Barnabas.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fish's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's  regt. ; 
service,  4  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1779. 

Green,  Bartholomew,  Oakham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Dexter's  co..  Col.  Learned's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Jan.  -,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  home  and  return,  dated  Roxbury  Camp, 
Jan.  -,  1776;  company  raised  in  New  Braintree,  Hardwick,  and  Oakham;  also, 
company  receipt,  given  to  Capt.  Barnabas  Sears,  for  ammunition,  dated  Dorchester 
Camp,  Feb.  15, 1776 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Ralph  Earll's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  2,  1777;  discharged  Jan.  4,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  2  days;  roll 
dated  Providence  and  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  from  Camp  Providence  home  Dec.  31,  1777. 

■Green,  Benjamin,  Charlemont.  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt.;  company  order  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc.,  dated  Hull,  July  15, 
1776;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  enlisted  June  8,  1776;  service  to  Dec.  1, 


796  JklASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Green,  Benjamin,  continued. 

1776,  5  mos.  29^  days,  travel  included ;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co.,  Col.  Dike's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  14,  1776;  service 
guarding  stores  at  Boston  ;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777. 

Green,  Benjamin,  Gorham.  Capt.  Wentworth  Stuart's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's 
(31st)  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment.  May  24,  1775,  to  date  of 
marching  to  headquarters,  July  12,  1775 ;  credited  with  49  days  allowance ;  also, 
Drummer,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Sept.  29,  1775,  including 
abstract  of  pay  from  last  of  July,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Oct.  26, 1775 ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Alexander  McLellan's  co., 
Col.  Reuben  Fogg's  (3d  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  to  Capt.  Briant  Morton, 
sworn  to  in  Cumberland  Co.,  Feb.  23, 1778 ;  residence,  Gorham ;  enlisted  for  town 
of  Gorham ;  joined  Capt.  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  enlistment,  3  years, 
to  expire  Dec.  -,  1779;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  also,  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.;  return  dated 
Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778;  mustered  by  Daniel  Insley,  Muster 
Master. 

Green,  Benjamin,  Groton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Josiah  Sartell's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service,  14  days. 

Green,  Benjamin,  Groton.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Haskell's  co.,  which  joined  Col. 
Prescott's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  headquarters,  dated 
Camp  at  Cambridge,  Jan.  13,  1776. 

Green,  Benjamin,  Pepperell.  Private,  Capt.  John  Minot's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  wages  and  travel  allowance  to  and  from  Dorchester  Heights ;  warrant 
allowed  in  Council  Nov.  30,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec, 
1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  1,  1776;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1, 
1777. 

Green,  Benjamin,  Pepperell.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Wood's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  dated 
Littleton,  May  29,  1777;  residence,  Pepperell;  engaged  for  town  of  Pepperell; 
joined  Capt.  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Jacson's  (Jackson's)  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Brown's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  4,  1777,  to  March  1, 1778;  reported  died 
March  1,  1778. 

Green,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  John  Tyler's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Read's  regt.;  com- 
pany return  endorsed  "Dec.  10,  1775;"  company  raised  in  Mendon,  Uxbridge, 
and  Upton. 

Green,  Benjamin.  Council  warrant  dated  Oct.  13,  1777,  drawn  for  £52  Is  4d,  in  favor 
of  said  Green,  for  conveying  drafted  soldiers  to  the  Northern  army. 

Green,  Benjajiin.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  White's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Benjamin  Flagg's 
division.  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  marched  Aug.  21,  1777; 
discharged  Aug.  23,  1777 ;  service,  5  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to 
Hadley  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward;  roll  dated  Spencer;  also,  Capt.  David 
Prouty's  CO.,  Maj.  Asa  Baldwin's  division.  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (Worcester  Co.) 
regt.;  marched  Sept.  27,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.,  travel 
included;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army;  roll  dated  Spencer. 

Green,  Benjamin.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Read,  Jr.'s  (2d)  co.,  3d  Worcester 
Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  in  said 
regiment,  as  returned  by  Col.  Ezra  Wood  and  others,  dated  July  9, 1776 ;  reported 
commissioned  July  9,  1776 ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt,  Samuel  Read's  co.,  in  a  regi- 
ment commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Nathan  Tyler;  service  to  Jan.  21,  1777,  1  mo.  15 


IN   THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  797 

Green,  Benjamin,  continued. 

days,  at  Providence,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8, 1776 ;  roll  dated  Camp  at  Provi- 
dence ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Craggin's  co. ;  service,  2  mos.  26  days, 
at  Rhode  Island  [year  not  given] ;  also,  resignation  dated  Feb.  4,  1780,  signed  by 
said  Green,  stating  that  he  held  tlie  office  of  1st  Lieutenant,  2d  co.,  3d  Worcester 
Co.  regt.,  and  asking  leave  to  resign  his  commission  owing  to  ill  health  ;  certificate 
attached,  signed  by  Col.  Nathan  Tyler,  states  that  said  resignation  would  be  for 
the  good  of  the  service;  ordered  in  Council  March  11,  1780,  that  the  resignations 
of  said  Green  and  others  be  accepted. 

Green,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Newton's  co..  Col.  S.  Murray's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  13,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
7  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 

Green,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Staples  Chamberlin's  co..  Col.  Dean's  regt.;  en- 
listed March  7, 1781 ;  discharged  March  14, 1781 ;  service,  11  days,  travel  included, 
on  a  40  days  expedition ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  by  order  of  His 
Excellency  John  Hancock;  also,  receipt  dated  Hopkinton,  April  13,  1781,  for 
bounty  paid  said  Green  by  John  Parmenter  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  3  years;  also,  return  dated  Hopkinton,  June  20,  1781,  made  by  the 
Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid  said  Green  and  others  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex 
Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superin- 
tendent for  said  county ;  age,  18  }'rs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair, 
dark;  eyes,  blue;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Hopkinton;  engaged 
May  31,  1781 ;  term,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Banister's  co..  Col.  Wil- 
liam Shepard's  (4th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  May  and  July,  1781,  dated  "  Phillips- 
bourgh ;  "  reported  on  duty  at  Dobbs's  Ferry  in  May,  1781,  on  duty  at  the  Lines 
in  July,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  dated  Camp  at  Peekskill ;  reported 
on  command  at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Continental 
Village;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts. 

■Green,  Benjamin,  Jr.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Bezaleel  Taft's  (9th)  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
(3d  Worcester  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  July  28, 1780;  discharged  Aug.  7, 1780; 
service,  14  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the 
alarm  of  July  27,  1780 ;  also,  company  receipt,  given  to  Capt.  Bezaleel  Taft,  for 
part  of  the  wages  due  for  service  on  the  alarm  at  Tiverton  in  July,  1780,  dated 
Uxbridge,  April  25,  1781 ;  also,  order  on  Capt.  Taft,  payable  to  Benjamin  Green, 
father  of  said  Green,  dated  June  12,  1785,  signed  by  said  Green,  for  all  the  wages 
due  for  service  on  the  alarm  at  Tiverton. 

Green,  Bernard,  Maiden.  Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  (Maiden)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Watertown,  by  order  of  (late)  Col. 
Gardner;  service,  1  day;  also,  Corporal,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Capt.  Ben- 
jamin Blaney,  of  Maiden,  which  marched  to  Point  Shirley  June  13,  1776,  by  order 
of  Gen.  Lincoln ;  service,  3  days ;  also,  1st  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co.. 
Col  Brooks's  regt.;  engaged  Sept.  27,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776;  service, 
2  mos.  1  day,  including  travel  home ;  roll  dated  North  Castle ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  William  Waitt's  co. ;  list  of  officers  of  Middlesex  Co.  militia;  commissioned 
June  29,  1778. 

Green,  Bradbury,  Hampton.  Fifer,  Capt.  John  Lane's  co. ;  enlisted  July  29,  1775 ; 
service  to  Nov.  1,  1775,  3  mos.  10  da}'S,  travel  included;  company  probably  sta- 
tioned at  Cape  Ann  for  defence  of  seacoast ;  also.  Corporal,  same  co. ;  enlisted 
Nov.  1,  1775;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  5  days,  at  Gloucester. 

•■Green,  Caleb,  Newfane.  Private;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard 
under  Lieut.  Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated  July  3,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Draper's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;    company  return 


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Green,  Caleb,  continued. 

dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  7,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  27,  1775. 

Green,  Caleb.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Sawyer's  (late  Capt.  Wentworth  Stuart's) 
CO.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George, 
Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted  Dec.  1,  1775. 

Green,  Caleb.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt.; 
service,  6  days ;  company  marched  on  the  alarm  Oct.  13,  1780.  Roll  endorsed 
"  on  the  alarm  at  Berkshire." 

Green,  Cato,  Stoneham.  List  of  men  who  took  the  oath  in  Middlesex  Co.,  June  10, 
1775,  required  by  Congress  to  be  taken  by  the  Mass.  army,  endorsed  "  Camp  at 
Cambridge,  June  13,  1775 ;  "  endorsement  signed  by  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague  states 
that  above  men  belonged  to  Col.  Samuel  Gerrish's  regt. ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Samuel  Sprague's  (9th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's) 
38th  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  30  (also  given  May  20), 
1775;  service,  2  mos.  6  days;  also,  pay  abstract  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at 
Chelsea;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  2,  1775;  also^ 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Chelsea,  Dec.  30,. 
1775. 

Green,  Chaffe.  Corporal,  Capt.  David  Wheler's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Barns's  regt.;  service, 
11  days ;  company  marched  from  Lanesborough  to  Saratoga  Oct.  29,  1781,  on  aa 
alarm. 

Green,  Chase  (also  given  Case),  Lanesborough.  List  of  men  raised  for  th,e  6  months 
service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return 
dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the 
town  of  Lanesborough  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched 
July  9,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  1  day,  travel  included. 

Green,  [Christopher].  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  Varnum's  regt.,  Maj.  Gen.  Green's 
division ;  list  of  held  officers  of  the  Continental  Army  in  1776. 

Green,  Christopher.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Palmer's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1778 ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  on  alarms  at  Falmouth  Feb.  4, 
April  2,  and  May  16,  1779. 

Green,  Clark,  Lanesborough.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Lanesborough  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  9,, 
1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  8  days,  travel  included. 

Green,  Clark,  Lanesborough.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Daniel  Brown's  (Lanesborough)  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence, 
Lanesborough ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lanesborough ;  term,  during  war. 

Green,  Clark.  Fifer,  Capt.  David  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  detachment  of 
militia ;  enlisted  June  30,  1777 ;  discharged  July  21,  1777 ;  service,  22  days ;  com- 
pany stationed  at  Fort  Ann.  Roll  sworn  to  before  Chairman  of  committee  of 
Lanesborough. 

Green,  Clark.  Private,  Capt.  Zebulon  Norten's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  27,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  14,  1777;  service,  23  days, 
travel  included,  at  the  Northward.    Roll  dated  Equivalent. 

Green,  Cleophas,  Uxbridge  (also  given  Mendon).  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Chapin's 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  11 
days;  also,  Capt.  Andrew  Peters's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Read's  (20th)  regt.;  muster 


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Green,  Cleophas,  continued. 

roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  also, 
company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  25,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  30,  1775. 

Green,  Cleophas.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mellen's  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  28,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  10,  1780 ;  service,  14  days,  on  an  alarm 
at  Rhode  Island. 

Green,  Cleophas.  Receipt  dated  Worcester,  June  1,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Green 
by  Capt.  John  Holmes,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  4  of  the  town  of  Hopkinton,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Green,  Daniel,  Adams.  Receipt  dated  Adams,  April  23,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said 
Green  by  Lieut.  Stephen  Bates,  on  behalf  of  Class  No.  15  of  the  town  of  Adams, 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list 
dated  Lenox,  Aug.  20,  1781,  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2, 1780,  and  delivered  to  William  Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county; 
Capt.  White's  co.,  Col.  Simonds's  regt.;  age i  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  com- 
plexion, light ;  hair,  brown  ;  occupation,  laborer ;  residence,  Adams ;  enlisted  for 
town  of  Adams ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  receipted  for  by  Capt.  Smith. 

Green,  Daniel,  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.  Private ;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving 
on  main  guard  under  Maj.  Loammi  Baldwin  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  15,  1775; 
also,  Capt.  David  Bradish's  co. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  May 
12,  1775,  to  date  of  marching  to  headquarters,  July  8,  1775;  credited  with  57  days 
allowance ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Bradish's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  (31st) 
regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Oct.  28,  1775;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  William  Crocker's  co. ;  service  from  March  1,  1776,  to  date  of  discharge, 
Nov.  23,  1776,  8  mos.  23  days ;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co., 
for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Abner  Lowell's  (Matross)  co.,  sta- 
tioned at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.;  return  dated  Falmouth,  July  31,  1777; 
company  reported  Aug.  11, 1777,  as  mustered  by  Col.Noyes,  agreeable  to  seacoast 
establishment;  also,  payroll  of  a  detachment  from  Capt.  Jesse  Partridge's  co.. 
Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1778;  ser- 
vice, 8  mos. ;  roll  endorsed  "  service  at  North  River  by  Falmouth  volunteers ;  " 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Warren's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's  regt.;  detached 
July  7,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  18  days,  on  Penobscot 
expedition;  roll  dated  Falmouth;  also,  Corporal,  Lieut.  Joseph  McLellan's  co. ; 
detached  Dec.  6,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  18,  1781;  service,  1  mo.  12  days,  at  the 
Eastward;  company  detached  from  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt.  by  order  of  Gen. 
Wadsworth  to  serve  out  the  balance  of  their  8  months  term  of  enlistment,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  March  -,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  dated  Oct.  18,  1783,  for  wages  due 
Sergt.  Peter  Merrill  and  men  for  service  with  guards  at  Falmouth ;  warrant  for 
payment  covers  service  from  Jan.  -,  1783,  to  April  -,  1783. 

Green,  Daniel,  Kittery.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co.,  Col.  James  Scam- 
mon's  (30th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  3, 1775 ;  service, 
3  mos.  6  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract  of 
pay  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  28,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Jos.  Bragdon,  Jr., 
Muster  Master  for  York  Co.,  dated  Feb.  20,  1777;  Capt.  Burbank's  co..  Col. 
Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  reported  received  State  and  Continental  bounties ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  July  7, 1777;  reported  taken  prisoner 
July  7,  1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp 
near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23, 1778 ;  residence,  Kittery ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Kittery ; 
enlistment,  3  years ;  mustered  by  Capt.  Bragdon ;  reported  missing  from  July  7 
[year  not  given] . 


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•Green,  Daniel,  Lunenburg.  Drummer  in  the  artillery ;  order  for  advance  pay,  etc., 
dated  Boston,  June  3,  1776,  signed  by  said  Green,  payable  to  Capt.  James  Swan; 
also,  Drummer,  Capt.  James  Swan's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery) 
regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  3  mos. 

Green,  Daniel,  Mendon.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  12, 
1780 ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy  ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Mendon;  marched  to  camp  July  12,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Gilbert; 
also,  Private,  (late)  Capt.  John  Holden's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.; 
pay  abstract  for  July,  1780;  joined  July  12,  1780;  service,  20  days;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having 
passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Peter 
Clays's  CO.,  6th  Mass.  regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1780,  to  date  of  discharge,  Dec. 
10,  1780,  4  mos.  10  days;  enlistment,  6  months  ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Mendon  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ; 
marched  July  8,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  12,  1781;  service  6  mos.  13  days,  travel 
included. 

Green,  Daniel,  Monson.  Private,  Capt.  Freeborn  Moulton's  (Monson)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Danielson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge ;  left  Cambridge  May  5,  1775 ;  service,  20  days,  travel  included. 

Green,  Daniel,  Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stoneham)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  9  days. 

Green,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Wild's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinny's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8, 1776 ;  enlisted  Jan.  1, 1776 ;  discharged 
Oct.  8,  1776. 

Green,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Cowdry's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Garish's  (Ger- 
rish's)  regt.  of  guards ;  service  from  July  2  to  July  16,  1778,  17  days,  at  Winter 
Hill. 

Green,  Daniel.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  Continental  ser- 
vice, agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Super- 
intendent for  said  county;  age,  15  yrs.;  stature,  4  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light; 
hair,  light;  eyes,  blue ;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Maiden;  en- 
gaged April  4,  1781 ;  term,  3  years;  reported  mustered  April  14,  1781. 

Green,  Daniel.    List  of  men  [date  and  particulars  not  given]  ;  reported  a  Cook. 

Green,  Daniel,  Jr.,  Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stoneham)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  16  days. 

Green,  David,  Falmouth,  Barnstable  Co.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Palmer's  co..  Col. 
Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  6  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in 
Sept.,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Palmer's  co. ;  enlisted  March  20,  1779;  discharged  Nov. 
16,  1779 ;  service,  7  mos.  28  days ;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth  ;  also,  descrip- 
tive list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  19,  1780;  age,  19  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Falmouth  ;  marched 
to  camp  July  19,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Clark;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Zebedee  Redding's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1780, 
dated  Steeflrapie ;  enlisted  July  19, 1780 ;  enlistment,  6  months ;  reported  on  com- 
mand at  West  Point ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Falmouth, 
Barnstable  Co.,  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July 


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Green,  David,  continued. 

6,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  21  days,  travel  included;  also, 
Private ;  pay  roll  of  a  company  raised  by  vote  of  the  town  of  Falmouth  to  guard 
the  shores ;  engaged  July  20,  1781 ;  discharged  Sept.  20,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos. 

Green,  David,  Pelham.  Private,  Capt.  David  Cowden's  co.,  Col.  Woodbridge's  (25th) 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  near  Prospect  Hill,  Sept.  28,  1775;  enlisted  May  15, 
1775.     [See  David  Gilmore.] 

Green,  David.  Colonel ;  muster  roll  of  field  oflScers  of  2d  Middlesex  Co.  regt.  who 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  29  days  ;  also,  Colonel ;  order  of 
the  day,  dated  Cambridge,  May  9,  1775,  regulating  distribution  of  provisions; 
also,  order  of  the  day,  dated  Cambridge,  May  11,  1775;  said  Green,  Colonel, 
reported  as  field  officer  of  picket  guard  for  May  11,  1775. 

Green,  David.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8,  1777;  Capt.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  co.,  Col.  Marshall's 
regt.;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Wallcut's  co.,  Col. Thomas  Marshall's  regt.; 
subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Jan.  7, 1777,  to  Feb.  5, 1777 ;  credited 
with  30  days  allowance;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on  march 
from  Boston  to  Bennington. 

Green,  David.  Drummer,  Capt.  Amos  Green's  co.  of  militia  under  command  of  Col. 
Joseph  Noyes,  Commander  of  militia  at  South  Kingston;  enlisted  Dec.  5,  1776; 
service  to  Jan.  8,  1777,  35  days ;  also,  Private,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  6,  1777 ; 
service  to  date  of  discharge,  March  6,  1777,  29  days ;  also,  company  receipt,  given 
to  Capt.  Amos  Green,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  service  in  2d  division  of  militia,  dated 
Charlestown,  March  21,  1777. 

Green,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Marsh's  co.,  Maj.  Gage's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct. 
2,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  7  days;  company  raised  to  rein- 
force Northern  army.    Roll  dated  Haverhill. 

Green,  Duty,  Lanesborough.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Toto- 
way,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Lanes- 
borough  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  9,  1780; 
discharged  Dec.  12,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  8  days,  travel  included. 

Green,  Ebe.  List  of  men  appearing  under  the  general  heading  "  Hartwell  Brook  the 
first  Everidge ; "  said  Green  appears  among  men  who  joined  the  Continental  Army 
in  1776. 

Green,  Edward.  Resolve  dated  Nov.  29,  1780,  appointing  muster  masters  for  each 
county  in  Massachusetts;  said  Green  appointed  one  of  the  muster  masters  for 
Suffolk  Co. 

Green,  Edward.  Receipt  dated  May  14,  1783,  for  wages  for  service  to  May  10,  1783, 
on  board  the  frigate  "  Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Manley. 

Green,  Eleazer  (also  given  Jr.),  Groton.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Lawrence's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at 
Cambridge ;  service,  6  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  Capt.  Asa 
Lawrence's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  April  25,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  8  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct. 
6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge, 
Oct.  30,  1775 ;  also,  company  receipt,  given  to  Capt.  John  Ford,  for  travel  allow- 
ance, etc.,  dated  Ticonderoga,  Aug.  28,  1776;  aZso,  company  receipt,  given  to  Capt. 
Ford,  for  wages  to  Oct.  1,  1776,  dated  Ticonderoga,  Oct.  2,  1776,  and  endorsed 
"marched  from  Chelmsford  July  25,  1776,  discharged  at  Albany  Jan.  1,  1777;" 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  reinforce  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable 


802  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Green,  Eleazer  (also  given  Jr.),  continued. 

to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778;  2d  co.,  Col.  Reed's  regt. ;  age,  23  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 
10  in. ;  residence,  Groton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Groton ;  also,  list  of  men  returned 
as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20, 
1778;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  20,  1778;  also,  receipt  dated  April  -,  1781,  for 
bounty  paid  said  Green  by  Class  No.  7  of  the  town  of  Groton,  and  security  given 
him  by  Lieut.  Solomon  Woods,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county; 
age,  27  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  dark  ;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  light  (also 
given  dark) ;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Groton;  engaged  April  1> 
1781 ;  term,  3  years;  reported  mustered  March  28,  1781. 

Green,  Eli.  Marine,  frigate  "Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nicholson;  en- 
gaged Dec.  20,  1781 ;  service  to  May  31,  1782,  5  mos.  11  days. 

Green,  Eli.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  June  5,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Green  by 
Alexander  Hodgdon,  on  behalf  of  a  committee  of  the  town  of  Boston,  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Green,  Elias,  Leicester.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Ward's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days;  also,  list  of  men 
returned  as  serving  on  picket  guard  under  Maj.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  May  11, 
1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas 
Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Martin's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's 
regt.;  mustered  May  21, 1777;  term,  8  months;  a^so.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Martin's 
CO.,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van 
Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Half  Moon ;  enlisted  May  15,  1777  ; 
reported  sick  at  Worcester;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  sworn  to  in 
Camp  near  "Gulph,"  Dec.  18,  1777  ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joel  Green's  co.,  Col- 
Ezra  Wood's  regt.;  engaged  June  1,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  31,  1779;  service, 
8  mos.  8  days,  at  PeekskiU  and  White  Plains,  including  travel  home ;  enlistment, 
8  months;  a/^so.  Sergeant,  in  a  detachment  from  Capt.  Daniel  Grout's  co.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Thomas  Parker,  Col.  John  Rand's  regt.;  appointed  July  24, 
1780;  discharged  Oct.  9,  1780,  at  West  Point;  service,  2  mos.  24  days,  travel 
included ;  detachment  raised  for  3  months  and  marched  to  Claverack. 

Green,  Eliphalet,  Granby.  Private,  Capt.  John  Cowls's  co.,  Col.  Woodbridge's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service  to  April  30,  1775,  11  days ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  picket 
guard  under  Maj.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  May  11, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  John  Cowls's 
CO.,  Col.  B.  R.  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May 
1, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  8  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov.  15, 
1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  Ticonderoga  in  1776 ;  also, 
Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  23,  1777;  dis- 
charged Oct.  15, 1777  ;  service,  29  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Northern 
department. 

Green,  Enoch,  Boston.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Seth  Newton's  (4th)  co.,  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  dated  South  borough,  Feb. 
16,  1778;  residence,  Boston ;  engaged  for  town  of  Southborough ;  joined  Capt. 
Langdon's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  term,  during  war;  also,  list  of  men 
mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Dec. 
7, 1777  ;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  also,  return  certified  in  Camp 
near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col. 


IN  THE   WAll   OF  TILE   REVOLUTION.  803 

Green,  Enoch,  continued. 

Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col. 
Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9, 1779 ;  rank, 
Private,  residence, Boston ;  enlisted  Dec. -,  1777;  enlistment,  3  years;  said  Green 
appears  among  men  belonging  to  Col.  Jackson's  regt.  who  had  been  discharged 
from  the  rolls  prior  to  above  arrangement ;  reported  deserted  and  never  joined. 

Green,  Epheaim,  Greenwich.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Smith's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt.;  enlisted  May  25,  1776;  service  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  6  mos.  12  days,  in- 
cluding travel  home ;  regiment  raised  for  defence  of  town  and  harbor  of  Boston ; 
also,  Capt.  John  Thompson's  co..  Col.  Leonard's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted 
May  7,  1777;  discharged  July  8,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  travel  included; 
company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  for  2  months ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph 
Hooker's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17  (also  given  Aug. 
19),  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29  (also  given  Nov.  30),  1777;  service,  3  mos.  22  (also 
given  3  mos.  20)  days,  travel  included,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  de- 
partment; also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  months,  agreeable  to  order  of  General  Court 
of  June  22,  1780,  returned  as  mustered  by  Maj.  Josiah  Lyman;  Capt.  Wilson's 
CO.;  age,  20  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Greenwich; 
also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Job  Alvord's  co.,  Col.  S.  Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ; 
engaged  July  11,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  8  daj's,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Green,  Ephratm.  List  of  men  dated  Brookfield,  June  30, 1778,  showing  service  credited 
to  them,  respectively,  as  returned  by  the  committee  chosen  to  make  an  average 
of  the  service  rendered  to  the  credit  of  the  3d  Precinct  of  Brookfield ;  total  amount 
of  service  rendered  made  to  average  5^  months  for  each  single  poll  in  said  pre- 
cinct; said  Green  credited  with  7  mos.  service. 

Green,  Epheaim.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Pomeroy's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 7  mos.  23  days ;  wages  allowed  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20, 1778 ;  enlist- 
ment, 8  months ;  company  marched  to  state  of  New  York ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  part  of  May  and  the  month  of  June,  1778 ;  said  Green  allowed 
18  days  service  (6  days  in  camp,  9  days  travel,  3  days  preceding  march) ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778 ;  reported  joined  ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  pay  roll  for  Jan.  and  part  of  Feb.,  1779;  said  Green  allowed  1  mo.  7  days 
service  (28  days  in  camp,  9  days  travel). 

Geeen,  Francis,  Boston.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Josiah  Harris's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Dec.  27, 1775 ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Continen- 
tal Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779;  also,  2d 
Lieutenant,  Capt.  Abraham  Hunt's  co..  Col.  John  Patterson's  regt.;  list  of  offi- 
cers of  Continental  Army ;  commissioned  March  27,  1777  ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Robert  Davis's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  return  of  men  in  service  on 
or  before  Aug.  16,  1777 ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Valley  Forge;  commissioned  Nov.  4,  1777; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  for  gratuity,  dated  Providence,  Feb.  13,  1779, 
signed  by  said  Green  and  others;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Feb., 
1779;  also.  Lieutenant  and  Muster  Master  (also  given  Commissary  of  Musters) ; 
(late)  Capt.  Davis's  co.,  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779, 
dated  Providence;  also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  order  on  Henry  Gardner, 
Treasurer,  for  gratuity,  dated  Providence,  Aug.  23, 1779,  signed  by  said  Green  and 
others;  also.  Deputy  Muster  Master  (also  given  Commissary  of  Musters) ;  muster 
rolls  of  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  (loth)  regt.,  for  April, 
1778-June,  1779,  and  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779,  dated  Valley  Forge,  Camp  Green- 


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Gkeen,  Francis,  continued. 

wich,  Camp.  Providence,  and  Highlands,  signed  by  said  Green  ;  also.  Captain,  Col. 
Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
Dec.  31,  1780;  i-eported  as  serving  8  mos.  as  Lieutenant,  4  mos.  as  Captain;  also 
reported  as  having  served  as  Muster  Master  from  Feb.  12,  1778,  to  Jan.  12,  1780; 
also,  Captain  Lieutenant,  1st  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  officers  promoted  in  Continental 
Army ;  commissioned  Aug.  28, 1780 ;  also,  return  made  to  the  Council,  dated  Sept. 
8, 1780,  signed  by  Col.  Yose,  showing  officers  recommended  to  fill  vacancies  in  1st 
Mass.  regt.  and  asking  that  commissions  be  issued  to  said  officers ;  said  Green,  a 
Lieutenant,  to  be  commissioned  as  Captain,  vice  Capt.  Hunt,  resigned  ;  commission 
to  date  from  Aug.  31, 1780;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  16,  1780,  that  said  officers  be 
commissioned;  reported  commissioned  Aug.  30,  1780;  also.  Captain,  1st  Mass. 
regt. ;  Gen.  Glover's  brigade ;  return  of  officers,  dated  Boston,  Dec.  14, 1780 ;  also, 
Captain,  7th  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West 
Point;  appointed  Aug. 31  (also  given  Aug. 30),  1780;  reported  on  furlough;  also, 
return  of  effectives,  dated  Garrison  at  "West  Point,  Jan.  26,  1781 ;  reported  in  the 
Jerseys,  absent  4  days ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Feb.,  March,  and  April,  1781,  dated 
"West  Point;  reported  on  furlough  at  Boston,  absent  80  days;  also,  muster  roll 
for  May,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  also,  muster  roll  for  June,  1781, 
dated  Camp  Phillipsburgh ;  also,  muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Camp  near 
Dobbs's  Ferry ;  also,  returns  of  effectives  between  June  1, 1781,  and  July  27,  1781, 
dated  West  Point,  Camp  Peekskill,  Camp  at  Phillipsburgh,  and  Camp  near 
Dobbs's  Ferry;  reported  on  command  at  Boston  by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln,  from 
May,  1781;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Peekskill; 
also,  returns  of  eflFectives  between  Aug.  3,  1781,  and  Sept.  28,  1781,  dated  Dobbs's 
Ferry,  Camp  Peekskill,  and  Camp  Continental  "V^illage;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct. 
and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  Quarters,  York  Huts;  also,  returns  of  effectives  between 
Oct.  5, 1781,  and  Nov.  9,  1781,  dated  Camp  Continental  Yillage;  reported  absent 
on  command  Oct.  5,  1781,  on  fatigue  duty  Nov.  9,  1781 ;  also,  returns  of  effectives 
between  Dec.  2,  and  Dec.  28,  1781,  dated  Hutts,  1st  Brigade;  reported  absent  on 
duty  Dec.  7,  1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts;  reported 
on  duty  at  Fishkill;  also,  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts,  1st  Bri- 
gade; also,  return  of  effectives,  dated  Hutts,  1st  Brigade,  Feb.  8,  1782;  reported 
on  duty  at  Fishkill;  also,  muster  roll  for  March,  1782,  dated  Quarters,  York 
Hutts;  also,  return  of  effectives,  dated  Camp  at  West  Point,  June  21,  1782;  re- 
ported on  furlough  at  Boston  by  leave  of  Gen.  Washington  from  May  28  (also 
given  May  27  and  May  26),  1782;  also,  return  of  effectives,  dated  Camp  at  West 
Point,  July  19, 1782 ;  reported  on  duty  in  garrison ;  also,  return  of  effectives,  dated 
West  Point,  Sept.  20,  1782;  reported  on  duty  at  West  Point;  also,  return  of  effec- 
tives, dated  Camp  at  Verplanck's  Point,  Oct.  25,  1782;  reported  acting  as  fatigue 
Quartermaster  General  at  camp;  also,  return  of  effectives,  dated  Camp  at  Snake- 
hill,  Nov.  1,1782;  reported  on  command  at  "V^erplanck's  Point;  also,  returns  of 
effectives  between  Feb.  7  and  Feb.  21,  1783,  dated  Cantonment,  New  Sparta,  and 
Cantonment,  New  Windsor;  reported  sick  in  camp;  also,  return  of  effectives, 
dated  AVinter  Quarters,  New  Windsor,  March  7,  1783;  reported  absent;  also,  re- 
turns of  effectives  between  March  14,  1783,  and  April  11,  1783;  reported  absent; 
also,  returns  of  effectives,  dated  May  30,  1783,  and  June  6,  1783 ;  reported  attend- 
ing general  court-martial ;  also,  return  of  effectives,  dated  June  13, 1783 ;  reported 
absent;  also.  Paymaster,  Col.  Vose's  regt.;  statement  of  Continental  balances; 
amount  certified  March  19,  1783. 

Green,  Francis,  Charlemont.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  14,  1776;  service,  guarding 
stores  at  Boston;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of 
their  arrival  at  Fishkill ;  residence,  Charlemont;  arrived  at  Fishkill  July  1,  1778; 
also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Brig. 
Gen.  J.  Glover,  dated  Fort  Arnold,  July  8,  1778. 


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Gkeen,  Francis,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  a/so,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  25,  1775;  also, 
return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  tbe  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Wheler's  co., 
Col.  Ezekiel  Howe's  (4th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Sud- 
bury ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sudbury ;  joined  Capt.  Holdin's  co..  Col.  Nixon's 
regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  June  20, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or 
before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  in  camp  near  Peekskill,  Feb.  16,  1779 ;  also,  Capt. 
Holden's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May,  1779,  dated  High- 
lands ;  enlisted  June  20,  1777 ;  reported  sick  at  Fishkill  hospital ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  June-Dec,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company 
receipt  for  clothing  delivered  for  the  year  1780,  dated  Peekskill,  Dec.  5, 1779 ;  also, 
Capt.  Chambers's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  19,  1780;  also,  Capt.  A.  Holden's  (3d)  co.,  6th 
Mass.  regt. ;  return  for  clothing,  dated  Feb.  7, 1780 ;  also,  Capt.  Holden's  co.,  Col. 
Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  service  from  Sept.  1,  1779,  to  Feb.  3,  1780,  5  mos. 
Sdaj's;  reported  taken  prisoner  Feb.  3,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Chambers's  co..  Col. 
Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  of  men  who  were  omitted  from  pay  rolls  made  up 
previous  to  Aug.  1,  1780;  said  Green  reported  as  having  been  made  up  from  Feb. 
3,  1780,  to  July  31,  1780,  5  mos.  27  days;  joined  from  captivity;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1780,  dated  West  Point;  said  Green 
credited  with  4  mos.  19  days  service ;  reported  discharged  Dec.  19,  1780. 

Green,  Francis.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  In  the  Con- 
tinental Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  said  county; 
age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation, 
farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Shelburne ;  engaged  Aug.  21, 1781 ;  term,  6  months. 

Green,  George.  Return  of  the  main  guard  at  Cambridge,  dated  Sept.  13,  1775;  said 
Green  reported  as  having  been  confined  in  the  guard-house  11  nights  by  order  of 
Gen.  Washington  for  tiring  his  gun. 

Green,  George.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Newburyport ;  engaged  Jan. 
29,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Green,  George.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Pike's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt. ; 
return  for  wages,  etc.;  wages  allowed  said  Green  from  April  10, 1782,  to  Dec.  31, 
1782,  8  mos.  21  days ;  also,  6th  Mass.  regt. ;  list  of  men  appearing  on  a  clothing 
account  made  up  from  Jaii.  1,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1782;  reported  deserted. 

Green,  Hamond.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt. ; 
service,  6  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Berkshire  of  Oct.  13,  1780. 

Green,  Henry,  Whately.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25, 1780. 

Green,  Henry,  Windsor.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Windsor  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  5,  1780 ;  discharged 
Jan.  10,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  12  days,  travel  included. 

Green,  Henry.  Private,  Lieut.  Joseph  McLellan's  co. ;  detached  Dec.  6,  1780;  dis- 
charged March  6, 1781 ;  service,  3  mos.,  at  the  Eastward ;  company  detached  from 
Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt.  by  order  of  Gen.  Wadsworth  to  serve  out  the  balance 
of  then-  8  months  term  of  enlistment,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  March  -,  1780. 


806  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Gkeen,  Hezekiah.  Captain,  Col.  Barns's  regt. ;  entered  service  Oct.  13, 1781 ;  service, 
11  days;  company  marched  from  Windsor  to  Saratoga,  on  the  alarm  at  the 
Northward. 

Green,  Ira,  Dudley.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Healy's  (Dudley)  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Ebenezer  Larned's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 15  days;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Healy's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Hol- 
man's  regt. ;  service,  43  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm  in 
Dec,  1776;  roll  dated  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service,  30  days; 
company  stationed  at  Fort  Edward  Oct.  17,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Lemuel  Corbin's 
(Dudley)  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt.;  service,  13  days;  company  detached  for 
service  at  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  July  30,  1780. 

Green,  Irijah  (also  given  Elijah  and  Uriah),  Royalston.  Capt.  Abel  "Wilder's 
CO.,  Col.  Ephralm  Doolittle's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said 
Green  and  others,  dated  Charlestown,  June  26,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;   service,  3  mos. 

13  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Dec.  4,  1775;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Micajah  Gleason's  (3d)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regi- 
mental return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Gleason's  co., 
4th  regt.;  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept.-Dec,  1776;  also.  Private,  Lieut. 
Col.  Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  enlisted  for  the  month  of  Jan.,  1777, 
dated  Springfield,  Jan.  25,  1777 ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  from  Capt.  Peter  Woodbury's  (Royalston)  co..  Col.  Sparrowhaw's 
(Sparhawk's)  regt.,  dated  Royalston,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Royalston;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Royalston ;  joined  Capt.  Whaler's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  term, 
3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for 
Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  mustered  May  14,  1777; 
also,  Private,  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  14,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Adam 
Wheeler's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or 
before  Aug.  15, 1777,  dated  Soldier's  Fortune,  Feb.  15, 1779 ;  reported  enlisted  Feb. 

14  (also  given  Feb.  10),  1777;  also.  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  mus- 
ter roll  for  May,  1779,  dated  Camp  Highlands ;  reported  a  wagoner ;  also.  Colonel's 
CO.  commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Benjamin  Heywood,  Col.  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.; 
pay  abstracts  for  June-Sept.,  1779;  also.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  pay 
abstract  for  Oct.,  1779;  also.  Colonel's  co.  commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Matthew 
Chambers,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779;  reported 
deserted. 

Green,  Isaac,  Leicester.  Doctor,  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  regt. ;  muster  roll  of  field 
and  staff  officers  who  marched  Aug.  19, 1777,  to  reinforce  Northern  army ;  service, 
5  days ;  also.  Surgeon,  Col.  Denny's  Worcester  Co.  regt. ;  marched  Sept.  27, 1777 ; 
discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  including  travel  home,  with  Northern 
army. 

Green,  Isaac,  Lexington.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  John  Wood's  co.  who  took 
the  oath  in  Middlesex  Co.  May  27,  1775,  required  by  Congress  to  be  taken  by  the 
Mass.  army;  also,  Capt.  John  Wood's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Gerrish's  regt.;  order 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Green  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  1, 1775; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Wood's  (5th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col. 
Gerrish's)  38th  (also  given  37th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  8, 1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  25  days ;  also,  Capt.  Wood's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Garish'a 
(Gerrish's)  regt. ;  return  of  the  sick  and  absent  in  said  company,  dated  Medford, 
Aug.  10,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Wood's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. ;  abstract  for 
wages  for  Sept.,  1775;  Captain's  receipt  for  said  wages  is  dated  Chelsea,  Oct. 
31,  1775;  also,  companj^  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  receipt  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Medford,  Dec.  28,  1775;  also,  list  endorsed 


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Green,  Isaac,  continued. 

"  Medford,  Dec.  22,  1775,"  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Wood's  co.  who  declined 
to  serve  the  month  of  Jan.  [1776]  ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Wood's  co.,  Col.  Loammi 
Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  Feb.  and  March,  1776 ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  April,  1776,  dated  New  York;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  May,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstract  for 
June,  1776,  dated  New  York;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage, 
etc.,  for  the  year  1776. 

Geeex,  Isaac,  Machias.  List  of  men  raised  b.v  the  town  of  Weston  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Jonathan  Fisk  [year  not  given]  ;  resi- 
dence, Machias ;  joined  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Green,  Isaac,  Medford.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joshua  Reed's  co..  Col.  John  Robinson's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  8,  1777;  service,  o  mos.  27  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  muster  rolls  dated  North  Kingston,  Dec.  18,  1777,  and  Jan.  1,  1778; 
enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1778. 

Green,  Isaac,  Medford.  Receipt  dated  Medford,  May  26,  1778,  signed  by  said  Green, 
for  bounty  paid  him  by  Richard  Hall,  on  behalf  of  the  town  of  Medford,  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to 
reinforce  Continental  Array  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their 
arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778;  Capt.  Brook's  co..  Col. 
Thatcher's  regt.;  age,  23  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  11  in.;  residence,  Medford;  engaged 
for  town  of  Medford;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  21, 
1778. 

Green,  Isaac,  Pepperell.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Woods's  CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Littleton, 
May  29,  1777;  residence,  Pepperell;  joined  Capt.  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's 
regt. ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Green,  Isaac,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  David  Green's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775  ;  service,  9  days ;  also,  list  of  men 
belonging  to  the  train  band  under  Capt.  John  Walton,  dated  Reading,  May  13, 
1775. 

Green,  Isaac,  Westford.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Parker's  co.,  Col.  William  Prescott's 
(10th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  89 
days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  27, 1775 ;  reported  enlisted  April  19, 1775 ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge, 
Nov.  1, 1775;  also,  order  on  Henry  Gardner,  Treasurer,  payable  to  Josiah  Sartell, 
dated  Groton,  June  24,  1776,  signed  by  said  Green,  for  money  allowed  for  loss  of 
a  gun  at  Bunker  Hill  June  17,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Simon  Hunt's  co..  Col.  Jacob 
Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;  engaged  July  24,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  16,  1778;  ser- 
vice, 4  mos.  23  daj's ;  roll  dated  Winter  Hill. 

Green,  Isaac.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Lexington  militia  co.  commanded  by 
Capt.  John  Parker ;  service,  5  days ;  company  reported  on  command  at  Cam- 
bridge from  May  6,  1775,  to  May  10,  1775,  by  order  of  Committee  of  Safety ;  also, 
list  of  men  who  guarded  the  cannon  at  Lexington  and  thence  to  Cambridge ; 
warrant  for  pay  allowed  in  Council  April  26,  1776;  said  Green's  order  on  Henry 
Gardner,  Treasurer,  payable  to  Bezaleel  Lawrence,  dated  Medford,  March  27, 
1776,  for  wages  for  guarding  cannon  at  Lexington  7  days  "last  April,"  appears 
on  reverse  of  list. 

Green,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  White's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  5, 1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  4  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  for  3  months  and  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  under 
Gen.  Gates.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. 


808  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

G»EEN,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  John  Thompson's  co.,  Col.  Leonard's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  7,  1777;  discharged  July  8,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  10  days; 
travel  included ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  for  2  months ; 
also,  Capt.  Joseph  Hooker's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug. 
17  (also  given  Aug.  19),  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29  (also  given  Nov.  30),  1777; 
service,  3  mos.  22  (also  given  3  mos.  20)  days,  travel  included,  under  Maj.  Gen. 
Gates  in  Northern  department;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  returned  as  received  of  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  Hampshire 
Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner ;  engaged  for  town  of  Greenwich  ;  also,  descrip- 
tive list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Cooper,  at  Springfield,  July  19,  1779; 
Capt.  Hooker's  co.,  Col.  Porter's  regt.;  age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  hair, 
brown  (also  given  light) ;  engaged  for  town  of  Greenwich  ;  also,  Capt.  King's  co., 
10th  Mass.  regt.;  engaged  July  13,  1779;  discharged  April  13,  1780;  term,  9 
months. 

Green,  Isaac.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Capt.  Daniel  Grout's  co.  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Thomas  Parker,  Col.  John  Rand's  regt.;  enlisted  July  24,  1780;  dis- 
charged Oct.  9,  1780,  at  West  Point;  service,  2  mos.  24  days,  travel  included; 
detachment  raised  for  3  months  and  marched  to  Claverack.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Worcester  Co. 

Green,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Frost's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  31,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  2  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
company  raised  for  3  months. 

Green,  Israel,  Beverly.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Dodge's  co.  of  Minute-men  of  2d 
Parish  in  Beverly,  which  marched  April  19  and  20, 1775,  to  Lexington  and  Concord ; 
service,  1  day;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Francis's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's  (19th) 
regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Green  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
June  8,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  7,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  2  days;  also,  Capt.  Francis's  co..  Col. 
Mansfield's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson  ;  company  return 
dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  26,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Brown's  (7th)  co.. 
Col.  John  Glover's  (14th)  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  March-Aug.,  1776;  enlisted 
April  23,  1776. 

Green,  Israel.  Receipt  dated  Medford,  June  5, 1778,  signed  by  said  Green,  for  bounty 
paid  him  by  the  town  of  Medford  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army. 

Green,  Jabez,  Lanesborough.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Lanesborough  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  to  camp 
July  9,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  9,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  4  days,  travel  included; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Remick's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  July  13,  1780;  discharged  Jan. 
14,  1781. 

Green,  Jabez.  Private,  Capt.  David  Prouty's  co.,  Maj.  Asa  Baldwin's  division.  Col. 
Samuel  Denny's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt. ;  marched  Sept.  27,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct. 
19, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern 
army.    Roll  dated  Spencer. 

Green,  Jabez.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Wade's  regt.;  enlisted 
June  22,  1778;  discharged  July  17,  1778;  service,  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Middleborough ;  also,  Capt.  William  Tupper's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Sprout's  regt.;  enlisted  May  6,  1778;  discharged  May  9,  1778;  enlisted  Sept.  6, 
1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  12, 1778 ;  service,  9  days ;  company  marched  from  Middle- 


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Green,  Jabez,  continued.  , 

borough  to  Dartmouth  on  two  alarms;  also,  Capt.  William  Tupper  s  co.,  Col. 
Ebenezer  White's  re-t.;  marched  Aug.  1, 1780;  discharged  Aug.  9, 1780;  service, 
9  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Middleborough. 
Green,  Jack,  Heading.    List  endorsed  "  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  13,  1775"  of  men 
belon-ing  to  Col.  Samuel  Gerrish's  regt.  who  took  the  oath  in  Middlesex  Co. 
June  10,  1775,  required  by  Congress  to  be  taken  by  the  Mass.  Army,  as  returned 
by  [Capt.]  Samuel  Sprague;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (9th)  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,1775;  enlisted  May  30,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  6  days;  aZso,  abstract  for 
wages  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Chelsea;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  2, 
1775 ;  company  stationed  at  Chelsea. 
Green,   Jacob,    Haverhill.     Private,  Capt.  Daniel  HiUs's  co.,  Col.  Johnson's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge  under  command  of 
Lieut.  Samuel  Clements  ;  service,  4  days. 
Green,  Jacob.    Private,  Capt.  Seth  Sumner's  co..  Col.  Gill's  regt.;  marched  from 
home  March  1,  1778;  discharged  April  4,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  4  days;  company 
ordered  to  march  to  Castle  Island. 
Green,  James,  Broadbay  (Waldoborough).    Order  on  Maj.  Barber,  dated  Cambridge, 
June  30,  1775,  for  pouches  to  be  delivered  to  said  Green  and  others  belonging  to 
Capt.  Benjamin  Bowne's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's  regt.;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Bowne's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  com- 
pany  return  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  7,  1775;  reported  "  Inlisted  for 
Quebec." 
Green,  James,  Danvers.    Seaman,  sloop  "  Morning  Star,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Ravill;  descriptive  list  of  oflflcers  and  crew,  dated  Oct.  17,  1780;  age,  21  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Danvers. 
Green,  James,  Lynn.    Private,  Capt.  Rufus  Mansfield's  (4th  Lynn)  co.,  which  marched 

on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord ;  service,  2  days. 
Green,  James,  Maiden  (probably).      Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney'sco.    which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Watertown  by  order  of  (late)  Col. 
Gardner;  service,  1  day. 
Green,  James,  Paxton.    Private,  Capt.  Phineas  Moore's  (Paxton)  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge ;  service,  8  days  ;  also,  Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doo- 
little's regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Green  and  others,  dated 
Charlestown  Camp,  July  13, 1775;  also,  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  conipaiiy 
return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775  ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  by  the 
town  of  Paxton  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Ralph 
Earn,  dated  Paxton,  Feb.  14,  1778;  residence,  Paxton;  joined  Capt.  Haynes  s 
CO    Col.  Wi-glesworth's  regt. ;  term,  during  war  ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  K. 
Smith's  CO.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  6,  1777,  to  March  31,  1778 ;  reported  promoted 
March  3,  1778;   also,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wiggleswortb  s 
re-t.;    return  [year  not  given]  ;    mustered  by  Capt.  Newel  at  Leicester;   also, 
Ensi-n,  Col.  Smith's  regt.;  Continental  Array  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
March  30,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also.  Quartermaster  Sergeant,  4th  Mass.  regt. 
commanded  bv  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth ;  pay  roll  for  July  and  Aug.,    778, 
approved  at  Providence;  also,  receipt  given  to  the  Selectmen  of  Paxton  for  cloth- 
ing, dated  Paxton,  Sept.  15,  1778,  signed  by  said  Green  ;  also.  Ensign  and  Quar- 
ter Master,  Capt.  Nicholas  Blasdall's  (6th)  co.,  (late)  Col.  Wigglesworth  s  regt 
commanded  by  Maj.  John  Porter;  muster  roll  of  field  and  staff  ofBcers  for  March 


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Gkeen,  James,  coiitinued. 

and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  appointed  April  1  (also  given  Jan.  1),  1779; 
also,  Ensign  and  Quarter  Master,  13th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  John 
Porter;  return  for  clothing,  dated  Camp  Lower  Salem,  Aug.  28,  1779;  also, 
Lieutenant  and  Quarter  Master,  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  ac- 
counts for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Lieut.  Col. 
Smith's  (I3th)  regt. ;  list  of  officers  promoted  in  the  Continental  Army ;  commis- 
sioned July  4,  1780;  also,  Lieutenant,  13th  Mass.  regt.,  Gen.  Glover's  brigade; 
return  of  officers,  dated  Boston,  Dec.  14,  1780. 

■Green,  James.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bradley's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  14,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  28  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to 
Manchester,  Vt.,  to  join  Northern  army.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Green,  James.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hosley's  co.  of  volunteers.  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  26,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  9,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  15  days; 
company  raised  in  Townsend,  Pepperell,  and  Ashby,  and  marched  to  reinforce 
army  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates. 

Green,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargant's  co.  of  guards ;  enlisted  March  15, 
1779;  discharged  June  15,  1779;  service,  3  mos.,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and 
about  Boston. 

Green,  Jared.  Private,  Lieut.  Jeremiah  Chapin's  detachment,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's 
(Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  9,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  12,  1777 ;  service, 
1  mo.  9  days,  travel  included ;  detachment  "  marched  by  the  way  of  Allbony  near 
Fort  Edward  on  the  alarm  at  Tyconderoga ;  "  also,  Capt.  Elijah  Dwight's  co.. 
Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  20,  1779;  discharged 
Aug.  25,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn.; 
roll  dated  Belchertown ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent 
for  said  county;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark; 
occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Gran  by ;  engaged  March  30, 1781 ;  term, 
3  years;  also,  return  dated  Granby,  June  20,  1781,  made  by  the  Selectmen,  of 
bounties  paid  said  Green  and  others  hired  by  said  town  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Green,  Jedediah,  Salem.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  1st  Essex  Co.  regt.,  endorsed  "  1777 ;  "  residence,  Salem  ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Salem;  joined  Capt.  Sargent's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  term,  3  years  or  during 
war;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  SuflTolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  Sept.  14,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt. 

Green,  Jeduthan,  Spencer.  Corporal,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Mason's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 14  days ;  also,  Capt.  Joel  Green's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Larnard's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  6  days;  also.  Ser- 
geant ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  promoted  to  Sergeant  Sept.  30, 
1775. 

Green,  Jepthah.  Private,  Capt.  John  Morgan's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  24,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  13  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department. 

Green,  Jeremiah,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  John  Stutson's  co.,  Maj.  Edward  Proc- 
tor's detachment  of  militia;  detached  Dec.  10,  1777;  discharged  March  1,  1778; 
service,  2  mos.  22  days,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston;  also, 
Capt.  Nathaniel  Cowdry's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Garish's  (Gerrish's)  regt.  of  guards; 
service  from  July  2  to  July  16,  1778,  17  days,  at  Winter  Hill ;  also,  Capt.  Thomas 
Hovey's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  20,  1779;  service  to  Dec.  1, 
1779,  4  mos.  11  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec, 


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Green,  Jeremiah,  continued. 

1779 ;  discharged  Dec.  18, 1779 ;  service,  23  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  5  days  service, 
travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  William  Green's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian 
How's  regt.;  enlisted  Jul.y  29,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  8 
days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment,  3  months. 

Green,  Jeremiah  (also  given  Jr.).  Marine,  brig  "Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  F.  Williams;  engaged  May  14,  1779;  service  to  Sept.  6,  1779,  3  mos.  24 
days;  nationality,  American;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.; 
also,  Seaman,  ship  "Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Williams; 
engaged  March  20,  1780 ;  discharged  July  26,  1780 ;  service,  4  mos.  6  days. 

Green,  Jesse,  Leicester.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Washburn's  co.,  Col.  Ward's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  23  days ;  also,  Capt.  Loring  Lin- 
coln's CO.,  which  marched  under  command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Flagg  on  the  alarm  at 
Bennington  in  1777 ;  service,  5  days ;  company  probably  belonged  to  Leicester. 

Green,  Jesse,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  Joel  Green's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's 
regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  David  Prouty's  co., 
Maj.  Asa  Baldwin's  division,  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.; 
marched  Sept.  27,  1777  ;  discharged  Oct.  18, 1777  ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included; 
company  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army ;  roll  dated  Spencer. 

Green,  Jesse.  Matross,  Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artil- 
lery) regt.;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1776,  to  Feb.  1,  1777,  3  mos.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Suffolk  Co. 

Green,  Jesse.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Healy's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light  Infan- 
try) regt. ;  entered  service  Sept.  24,  1779 ;  discharged  Nov.  23  (also  given  Nov. 
24),  1779;  service,  2  mos.  6  (also  given  2  mos.  7)  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode 
Island.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

Green,  Job,  Jr.  Company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  given  to  Capt.  Squire  Millerd,  for 
wages,  etc.,  for  service  for  1  day  on  an  alarm  Nov.  21,  1776. 

Green,  Job,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Squire  Millerd's  co.,  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt. ; 
abstract  for  wages  and  billeting  allowed  from  Dec.  4,  1776,  to  Jan.  9,  1777 ;  said 
Green  credited  with  9  days  allowance. 

Green,  Joel,  Belchertown.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood  of  6th  Mass.  regt., 
at  Springfield,  July  5,  1780;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Belchertown ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  5,  1780 ;  marched 
to  camp  July  6,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Taylor  of  2d  Mass.  regt.;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson 
as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also, 
pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Belchertown  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  4,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  15,  1780; 
service,  5  mos.  19  days,  travel  included;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Stebbens's 
CO.,  4th  Hampshire  Co.  regt. ;  service,  3  days ;  reported  as  belonging  to  alarm 
list ;  company  marched  to  Northampton  in  June,  1782,  to  assist  in  suppressing  the 
mob ;  roll  dated  Belchertown. 

Green,  Joel,  Spencer.  Captain,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  regt.;  list  of  officers;  re- 
solved in  Provincial  Congress  May  23  [1775] ,  that  commissions  be  delivered  said 
officers;  receipt  for  above  commissions  signed  by  Col.  Learned;  also,  Captain, 
Col.  Ebenezer  Learnard's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  April 
24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  15  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ; 
also.  Captain,  Col.  Wood's  regt.,  raised  for  service  at  Peekskili ;  list  of  officers  of 
Worcester  Co.  militia;   commissioned  May  28,  1778;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Ezra 


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Green,  Joel,  continued. 

Wood's  regt. ;  engaged  June  1,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  31,  1779;  service,  8  mos.  8 
daj'S,  including  travel  home,  at  Peekskill  and  White  Plains ;  engagement,  8 
months. 

Green,  Joel.  Adjutant,  Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Minute- 
men  ;  pay  roll  of  field  officers,  dated  Hardwick,  Dec.  23,  1775 ;  service  from  April 
19,  1775,  to  May  1,  1775. 

Green,  Joel.  Corporal,  Capt.  Nehemiah  May's  co.,  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt.;  en- 
tered service  May  6,  1777  ;  discharged  July  8, 1777  ;  service,  2  mos.  12  days,  travel 
included,  at  Ticonderoga ;  enlistment,  2  months.    Roll  dated  South  Brimfield. 

Green,  Joel.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  May  9,  1778;  reported  discharged  May  9,  1778;, 
also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  (7th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  of  field  and  staff  officers  for  Jan. -Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van 
Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in  Camp  near  Stillwater;  also,  muster  roll  for 
Nov.  and  Dec,  1777,  dated  Albany;  appointed  Jan.  1,  1777;  also,  Lieutenant, 
same  regt. ;  abstracts  for  rations  between  June  11,  1777,  and  Jan.  1,  1778,  dated 
Albany;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Holden's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  muster  roll 
of  field  and  staff  officers  made  up  from  Jan.  3,  1778,  to  May  4,  1778. 

Green,  John,  Boston  (also  given  Brookline).  Capt.  Timothy  Corey's  co..  Col.  Ger- 
rish's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Green  and  others,  dated  June 
12,  1775;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Corey's  (7th)  co..  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's 
(late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  30,, 
1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  3  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Sept.  27, 
1775;  also,  return  of  casualties,  etc.,  of  the  several  companies  in  the  38th  regt.,, 
made  by  Lieut.  Col.  Baldwin,  dated  Chelsea,  Sept.  -,  1775;  Capt.  Corey's  co.  ^ 
reported  deserted  Sept.  15, 1775. 

Green,  John,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8,  1777;  Maj.  Eben.  Stevens's  (Artillery)  bat- 
talion ;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Buckland's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  2,  1777,  to  Aug.  3,  1778;, 
residence,  Boston  ;  reported  deserted  Aug.  3,  1778. 

Green,  John,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  23,  1777;  Capt.  Scott's  co..  Col.  Henley's  regt.; 
also,  Col.  David  Henley's  regt. ;  return  of  recruits  for  knapsacks,  dated  Boston, 
Feb.  16,  1778 ;  reported  under  marching  orders ;  also,  list  of  officers  and  men  be- 
longing to  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (Mass.  Line)  regt.  returned  probably  in  1779; 
Capt.  Benjamin  Brown's  co. ;  rank.  Private;  also,  return  certified  at'Camp  near 
Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col  Hen- 
ley's, and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col. 
Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9, 1779 ;  rank, 
Private;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  Nov.  16, 1777  ;  term,  during  war;  said  Green 
appears  among  men  belonging  to  Col.  David  Henley's  regt.  who  had  been  dis- 
charged from  the  rolls  prior  to  above  arrangement;  reported  deserted  Jan.  10, 
1778.' 

Green,  John,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  a,greeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  Lieut.  John  Callender,  of  3d  Artillery  battalion, 
at  Springfield,  July  6, 1780;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  5,  1780;  also,  Matross, 
Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Boston  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  1, 1780;  discharged 
Dec.  28,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  8  days,  travel  included;  a^so,  descriptive  return 
dated  Boston,  Jan.  9,  1781,  made  by  Edward  Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.. 


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'Green,  John,  continued. 

of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months 
from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged, 
and  who  had  i-eceived  bounty  and  mileage  due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter;  Capt. 
Brailsford's  co. ;  age,  44  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ;  complexion,  brown  ;  residence, 
Boston. 

Green,  John,  Charlestown.  Corporal,  Capt.  Joseph  Chadwick's  co.,  Col.  Richard 
Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1770 ;  enlisted  May  13, 1775 ; 
service,  2  mos.  24  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  3,  Charlestown, 
Sept.  30,1775;  age,  26  yrs.;  occupation,  leather  dresser ;  a^so,  order  for  Ijounty 
coat  or  Its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  3,  Nov.  21,  1775. 

'Green,  John,  Charlton.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master 
for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Daniels's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  mustered  June  5, 1777 ; 
term,  3  years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Japheth  Daniels's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's 
(6th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  15,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31, 1779;  credited  to  town  of  Charlton  ;  also,  Capt.  Daniels's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's 
(5th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  certified  at  camp 
near  Peekskill,  Feb.  16, 1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1779, 
dated  Highlands ;  enlisted  May  15  [1777]  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstracts 
for  June-Dec,  1779;  also,  return  for  clothing  delivered  for  the  year  1780,  dated 
Peekskill,  Dec.  1,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Daniels's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  15,  1780;  residence, 
Charlton ;  reported  discharged  May  15,  1780. 

Green,  John,  Gorham.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Alexander  McLellan's  co..  Col.  Reuben  Fogg's  (3d  Cumberland  Co.)  regt., 
as  returned  to  Capt.  Briant  Morton,  one  of  State  committee,  sworn  to  in  Cum- 
berland Co.,  Feb.  23,  1778;  residence,  Gorham;  enlisted  for  town  of  Gorham; 
joined  Capt.  Josiah  Jenkins's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  enlistment,  3  years, 
to  expire  Dec.  -,  1779;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Jenkins's  co.,  Col.  Samuel 
Brewer's  regt. ;  return  sworn  to  in  Camp  at  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778 ;  mus- 
tered by  Maj.  Insley,  State  Muster  Master ;  reported  absent,  "  sick  of  his  wound." 

Gkeen,  John,  Gorham.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Samuel  Whitmore's  co..  Col.  Reuben  Fogg's  (3d  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  as 
returned  to  Capt.  Briant  Morton,  one  of  State  committee,  dated  Gorham,  March 
28,1778;  residence,  Gorham ;  engaged  for  town  of  Gorham  ;  joined  Capt.  Mabury's 
CO.,  Col.  Frainces's  (Francis's)  regt. ;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  Dec.  -,  1779 ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Richard  Mayberry's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Nov.  10,  1779;  reported  dis- 
charged Nov.  10,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Maybery's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.; 
rations  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Dec.  20,  1776,  to  time  of  arrival  at  Ben- 
nington ;  credited  with  91.^  days  allowance;  also,  Capt.  Mayberry's  co..  Col. 
Tupper's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  25,  1778;  mustered  by  Maj.  Ilsley,  County 
Muster  Master,  and  by  Col.  Varrick,  Continental  Muster  Master;  also,  Col. Tup- 
per's (15th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  "West  Point;  enlisted  Jan. 
4,  1777. 

Green,  John,  Lancaster.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780  ;  age,  21  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Leicester ;  marched  to 
camp  July  5,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Frothingham  of  the  artillery  ;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson 
as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  resi- 
dence, Lancaster. 

Green,  John,  Lanesborough.  Fifer,  Capt.  Daniel  Brown's  co. ;  service,  6  days  ;  com- 
pany marched  from  Lanesborough  to  Meloomscuyck  Aug.  14, 1777,  on  an  alarm ; 
certificate  on  reverse  of  roll  states  that  Daniel  Brown  and  company  were  in  ser- 


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Green,  John,  continued. 

vice  27  days  and  were  then  dismissed  by  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds ;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  hav- 
ing passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll 
for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Lanesborough  for  service  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  9,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1780 ;  ser- 
vice, 5  mos.  8  days,  travel  included. 

Green,  John,  Leicester.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Washburn's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  13,  1775;  service,  19  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775. 

Green,  John,  Leicester.  Matross,  Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos.  7  days. 

Green,  John,  Littleton.  Private,  Lieut.  Aquila  Jewett's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
James  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  5 
days. 

Green,  John,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  (9th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's 
(21st)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Green  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  June  27,  1775;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  31,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  6  days;  also,  company  re- 
turn [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  [25],  1775. 

Green,  John  (also  given  Jr.),  Marblehead.  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  (9th)  co..  Col. 
John  Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Green  and 
others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27, 1775  ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  30, 1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  7  days  ;  also,  com- 
pany  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  a^so,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  [25] ,  1775. 

Green,  John,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Joel  Smith's  (4th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st) 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Green  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
July  28,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ; 
enlisted  May  24,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  12  days;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775] ;  reported  transferred  to  a  privateer ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  30,  1775. 

Green,  John,  [Martha's]  Vineyard.  List  of  prisoners  brought  the  second  trip  from 
Rhode  Island,  as  returned  by  John  Ayres,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  23,  1777 ;  said 
Green,  a  Seaman,  reported  as  having  been  taken  in  a  brig. 

Green,  John,  North  Yarmouth.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  John  Gray's  (1st  North  Yarmouth)  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's  (2d 
Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  11, 1777 ; 
residence.  North  Yarmouth ;  engaged  for  town  of  North  Yarmouth ;  joined  Capt. 
Lane's  co..  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Green,  John,  Oakham  (also  given  Gorham).  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  Col.  James  Converse's  (4th  Worcester  Co.)  regt. ;  en- 
dorsed "Brookfield,  Sept.  15,  1775;"  residence,  Oakham;  engaged  for  town  of 
Oakham;  joined  Capt.  Goodale's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also, 
Private,  Maj.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  March  10,  1777,  to  Nov.  5,  1777;  residence,  Gorham; 
reported  deserted ;  also,  Capt.  Nathan  Goodale's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  return 
dated  Albany,  Feb.  9, 1778;  mustered  by  Capt.  Newhall ;  reported  deserted ;  also, 
Capt.  Goodale's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  April  20,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  Jan.,  1781;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  transferred  to  Boston  Jan. 
18,  1781. 


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Green,  John,  Plymouth.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Hammond's  cc,  Col.  Theophilus 
Cotton's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  12,  1775;  service,  2 
mos.  24  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  11,  1775. 

Green,  John,  Reading.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Bacheller's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
1  day. 

Green,  John,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  John  "Walton's  co..  Col.  David  Green's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days. 

Green,  John,  Rutland.  Descriptive  list  of  deserters  from  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt., 
dated  July  22,  1776;  Capt.  Lyman's  co. ;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  residence,  Rutland;  deserted  May  26,  1776. 

Green,  JoHN,Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stoneham)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  9  days. 

Green,  John,  Truro.  Capt.  Isaiah  Higgins's  co..  Col.  Marshal's  regt. ;  return  for  ad- 
vance pay  for  1  mo.,  etc.,  of  certain  men  who  had  joined  said  company  subse- 
quent to  June  28,  1776,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. ;  Truro  reported  as  last  place  of 
rendezvous ;  also,  order  dated  Hull,  June  29,  1776,  signed  by  said  Green  and 
others,  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  payable  to  Capt.  Higgins ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Isaiah 
Higgins's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  enlisted  June  6,  1776;  service  to 
Oct.  31,  1776,  4  mos.  26  days ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776. 

Green,  John,  Upton.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned 
by  Capt.  Benjamin  Farrar  to  Col.  Moses  Whelock,  at  Westborough,  sworn  to  at 
Upton,  Feb.  14, 1778 ;  residence,  Upton ;  engaged  for  town  of  Upton ;  joined  Capt. 
Blanchard's  co..  Col.  Wesson's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also,  list  of  men  mustered 
by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Thomas  Cogswell's 
CO.,  Col.  Wesson's  regt.;  mustered  April  9,  1777;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John 
Blanchard's  co..  Col.  James  Wesson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Feb.  22,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1780 ;  also,  Capt.  William  Watson's  (Light 
Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Wesson's  (9th)  regt.;  return  for  clothing  for  the  year  1780; 
also,  list  of  men  entitled  to  $20  or  200  acres  of  land,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  General 
Court  of  March  5,  1801 ;  4th  Mass.  regt. 

Green,  John.  Corporal ;  list  of  men  belonging  to  the  train  band  under  Capt.  John 
Walton,  dated  Reading,  May  13,  1775. 

Green,  John.  Copy  of  a  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co.,  Col. 
Moses  Little's  (12th)  regt.;  rank.  Private;  reported  enlisted  Dec.  15  [1775]. 

Green,  John.  Pay  roll  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  brigantine  "  Rising  Empire,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Richard  Whellan ;  engaged  July  30,  1776 ;  discharged  Sept.  2, 
1776 ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Bristol  Co. 

Green,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Hamilton's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ; 
service  from  Aug.  3,  1776,  to  Sept.  30,  1776,  1  mo.  29  days. 

Green,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Danforth's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776; 
reported  died  Feb.  15,  1776. 

Green,  John.  Sergeant,  Col.  Reed's  regt. ;  general  order  dated  Headquarters,  Ticon- 
deroga, Sept.  28,  1776,  taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's  Orderly  Book ;  said  Green 
promoted  to  Ensign,  vice  Ensign  Cook,  promoted;  also,  Ensign,  Capt.  Samuel 
Tay's  CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.;  rations  allowed  from  Sept.  28,  1776,  to 
Nov.  30,  1776 ;  credited  with  64  days  allowance ;  reported  promoted  Sept.  28, 
1776. 


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Green,  John.  Medfield  militia  records ;  entry  dated  July  3,  1776,  stating  that  said 
Green  had  been  absent  unnecessarily  from  an  assemblj'  of  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's 
CO.  held  for  the  purpose  of  raising  26  men  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's  co.  of  Medfield  militia ;  return  of  train  ])and  with 
equipments,  dated  June  10,  1776 ;  age,  45  yrs. ;  reported  in  the  army  July  -,  1776 ; 
also,  same  co. ;  list  of  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolves  of  June  25,  1776,  and  July 
11, 1776,  from  Medfield  militia  to  I'einforce  the  Continental  Army  at  Canada,  etc. ; 
reported  drafted  to  serve  until  Dec.  1, 1776,  unless  sooner  discharged,  but  hired 
"  Warwick  "  to  serve  in  his  place ;  also,  same  co. ;  list  of  men  who  served  or  hired 
men  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  under  Capt.  Lovell  for  3  weeks  from  Dec.  28,  1776, 
or  about  that  date. 

Green,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Amos  Green's  co.  of  militia  under  command  of  Col. 
Joseph  Noyes,  Commander  of  the  militia  at  South  Kingston ;  engaged  Feb.  6, 
1777 ;  service  to  date  of  discharge,  March  6,  1777,  29  days  ;  also,  company  receipt 
given  to  Capt.  Amos  Green,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  service  in  2d  division  of  militia, 
dated  Charlestown,  March  21,  1777. 

Green,  John.  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  the  port  of  Halifax  by  order  of  Sir  George 
Collier  June  28,  1777,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  John 
Emerson,  Commissary ;  said  Green,  a  Seaman,  reported  taken  in  a  trading  vessel. 

Green,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  Jonathan  Stoddard's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  service  from  May  8,  1777,  to  July  8,  1777,  2  mos. 

Green,  John.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Daniel 
Souther;  engaged  Aug.  17, 1776;  discharged  Dec.  21, 1776  ;  service,  4  mos.  4  days; 
also,  Seaman,  brigantine  "Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Fisk ;  en- 
gaged Feb.  17, 1777 ;  discharged  July  31,  1777 ;  service,  5  mos.  14  days ;  roll  dated 
Salem;  also,  same  vessel  and  commander;  engaged  July  31,  1777;  discharged 
Oct.  16, 1777  ;  roll  dated  Boston. 

Green,  John.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worces- 
ter Co. ;  Capt.  Martin's  CO.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  mustered  May  21,  1777 ;  term, 
8  months ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Martin's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in 
Camp  near  Half  Moon  ;  enlisted  May  15,  1777 ;  enlistment,  8  months  ;  reported 
on  command  at  Albany ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  sworn  to  in  Camp 
near  "  Gulph  "  Dec.  18,  1777. 

'Green,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  (Marblehead)  co.;  enlisted  Feb. 
20,  1776;  service  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  10  mos.  10  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  also, 
Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  co.  of  coast  guards ;  memorandum  of  beef  delivered 
Feb.  18,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Fettyplace's  (Fort)  co. ;  company  return  dated  Aug. 
26,  1777 ;  also,  same  co. ;  memorandum  of  beef  delivered  Dec.  31,  1777. 

Green,  John.  Captain;  lists  of  men  under  the  general  heading  "Hartwell  Brook  the 
1st  Everidge ; "  said  Green  appears  among  men  "who  filled  up  the  Continental 
Army  in  1777,"  also  among  men  in  a  detachment  with  Col.  Thatcher  [year  not 
given] . 

Green,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co.,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of 
guards ;  joined  Jan.  12,  1778 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  82  days,  at  Cambridge. 

Green,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of 
guards ;  enlisted  Nov.  4, 1777 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  4  mos.  30  days,  at  Fort 
No.  2,  Cambridge,  guarding  troops  of  convention. 

Green,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Hinkley's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Symmes's  detachment 
of  guards ;  enlisted  Feb.  13, 1778 ;  discharged  May  13, 1778 ;  service,  3  mos.  under 
Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston. 


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Greex,  John.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by 
enlistment  committee  of  Salem,  certified  at  Salem,  May  18,  1778;  engaged  for 
town  of  Salem ;  joined  Col.  Sherburn's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war. 

Greex,  John.  Capt.  George  Lewis's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  3  days,  on  the 
alarm  at  Bedford,  Dartmouth,  and  Falmouth,  Sept.  6,  1778. 

Greex,  Johx.  Private,  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot's  corps  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston; 
joined  May  31,  1778;  service  to  Oct.  1,  1778,  4  mos. ;  order  for  payment  of  above 
roll  dated  Headquarters,  Boston,  and  signed  by  Maj.  Gen.  W.  Heath. 

Greex,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargant's  co.  of  guards;  enlisted  Feb.  10, 1779; 
discharged  Feb.  25,  1779;  service,  15  days;  company  raised  for  service  under 
Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and  about  Boston. 

Greex,  Johx.  Lieutenant,  schooner  "  Porcupine  "  (privateer) ;  petition  dated  Boston, 
April  23,  1779,  signed  by  Holton  Johnson  and  Nathaniel  Lindsey,  in  behalf  of 
themselves  and  Samuel  Williams,  of  Marblehead,  asking  that  George  Andrews  be 
commissioned  as  commander  of  said  schooner ;  ordered  in  Council,  April  23, 1779, 
that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Greex,  Johx.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Wilson's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  21,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  11  days,  travel  included, 
at  Claverack ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  in  New  York  for  3 
months. 

Greex,  Johx.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Salem  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Arm}'  during  1780 ;  marched  July  26,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  17, 
1780;  service,  5  mos.  4  days,  travel  included. 

Greex,  John.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (8th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Ensign,  Col.  Jack- 
son's regt. ;  receipt  for  clothing  delivered  Col.  Jackson  for  officers  of  his  regiment, 
dated  Boston,  April  27,  1778 ;  also,  same  regt. ;  return  of  oflScers,  dated  Boston, 
Nov.  20,  1778;  also,  list  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Jackson's  Mass. 
Line  regt.,  returned  probably  in  1779 ;  Capt.  James  Bancroft's  co. ;  rank.  Ensign ; 
also,  Lieutenant,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  list  of  officers,  dated  West  Point,  Nov.  8, 
1779 ;  also,  Lieutenant,  same  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780. 

Greex,  Johx.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Benson's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Rufas  Put- 
nam's (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  en- 
listed July  3,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  5,  1781 ;  enlistment,  6  months. 

Green,  Johx.  Certificate  dated  Ipswich,  April  30,  1781,  signed  by  said  Green  and 
others,  stating  that  they  had  engaged  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolves  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and  Feb.  26,  1781,  in  con- 
sideration of  being  paid  £30  per  year  in  hard  money  by  the  several  classes  that 
hired  them;  also,  return  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental  service, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  to^vn  of  Ipswich ;  engaged  May 
11,  1781;  term,  3  years. 

Greex,  Johx.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston ;  engaged  Aug.  13,  1781. 

Greex,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Joseph 
Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county ;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  gray;  occupation,  weaver;  engaged  for  town 
of  Sherburne ;  engaged  Nov.  24,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Green,  John.  Corporal,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1782,  12  mos. ;  reported  as  serving  7  mos.  as  Private,  5  mos.  as  Corporal. 


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Gkeen,  John.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  March  28,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Green  by 
Alex.  Hodgdon,  on  behalf  of  a  committee  of  the  town  of  Boston,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Green,  John.  List  of  prisoners  brought  to  Marblehead  in  the  cartel  "  Pacific,"  to  be 
exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Stone,  Commissary  [year 
not  given] . 

Green,  John,  Jr.  (also  given  2d),  Boston.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  Lieut.  John  Callen- 
der,  of  3d  Artillery  battalion,  at  Springfield,  July  6,  1780;  engaged  for  town  of 
Boston;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  5,  1780;  also,  Matross,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Boston  to  serve  in  the  Continen- 
tal Army  during  1780;  marched  July  1,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  28,  1780;  service, 
6  mos.  8  days,  travel  included;  also,  descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  9, 
1781,  made  by  Edward  Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months  from  the  time  of  their 
arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  received 
bounty  and  mileage  due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter ;  Capt.  Brailsford's  co. ;  age,  17 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  2  (also  given  5  ft.  3)  in.;  complexion,  brown;  residence, 
Boston. 

Green,  John,  Jr.,  Shefl5eld.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's 
regt.;  return  dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778;  residence,  Sheffield; 
engaged  for  town  of  Sheffield ;  reported  deserted. 

Green,  John,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. 
of  guards ;  enlisted  Nov.  4,  1777 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  4  mos.  30  days,  at  Fort 
No.  2,  Cambridge,  guarding  troops  of  convention. 

Green,  John,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargant's  co.  of  guards;  enlisted  Feb.  9, 
1779 ;  discharged  May  9, 1779 ;  service,  3  mos. ;  company  raised  for  service  under 
Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and  about  Boston. 

Green,  Joktan  [  ?  ] .  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  McNall's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Peirce;  enlisted  May  17,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  19  days,  travel 
included,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 

Green,  Jonas,  Pepperell.  Private,  Capt.  Brown's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  4,  1777,  to  Feb.  4, 1780 ; 
residence,  Pepperell ;  credited  to  town  of  Pepperell ;  term,  3  years. 

Green,  Jonas,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  David  Green's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  11  days ;  also,  list  of  men 
belonging  to  the  train  band  under  Capt.  John  Walton,  dated  Reading,  May  13, 
1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Wyman's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  arrived 
at  destination  May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  July  10,  1777,  at  Point  Judith ;  service, 
2  mos.  9  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  2  months  service  at  Rhode 
Island ;  also,  Capt.  Abraham  Foster's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  18,  1777  ;  discharged  Nov.  30, 1777  ;  service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel  included, 
near  Stillwater ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates ;  also,  list 
of  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Gen. 
Eleazer  Brooks  to  Maj.  Hosmer,  dated  Lincoln,  July  21,  1779;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent;  also, 
descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  re- 
ceived of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James  Cooper,  at  Springfield,  July 
19,  1779;  Capt.  Green's  co.,  Col.  Fox's  regt.;  age,  32  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.; 
residence,  Reading;  engaged  for  town  of  Reading;  engaged  July  1,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Francis's  co.,  10th  Mass.  regt. ;  engaged  July  17,  1779;  discharged  April 
17, 1780 ;  term,  9  months. 


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Green,  Jonathan,  Falmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Pride's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Prime's 
(Cumberland  Co.)  regt. ;  joined  April  25,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  6,  1780;  service, 
7  mos.  11  days,  at  the  Eastward;  company  raised  for  8  months. 

Green,  Jonathan,  Falmouth,  Barnstable  Co.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  July  19,  1780;  age,  21  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Falmouth ;  marched  to  camp  July  19,  1780,  under  command 
of  Capt.  Clark ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Falmouth, 
Barnstable  Co.,  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  6, 
1780;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  21  days,  travel  included;  also, 
Private,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  (14th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.- 
Dec,  1780,  dated  Hutts  near  West  Point ;  enlisted  July  29, 1780 ;  discharged  Dec. 
20, 1780 ;  enlistment,  6  months. 

Green,  Jonathan,  Pepperell.  Private,  Capt.  John  Nutting's  co.,  Col.  "William 
Mclntash's  (Mcintosh's)  regt..  Gen.  Lovel's  brigade;  enlisted  July 30,  1778;  dis- 
charged Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  17  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to 
Rhode  Island;  also,  petition  addressed  to  the  Council,  dated  Pepperell,  Sept.  31, 
1779,  signed  by  said  Green  and  others,  of  Pepperell,  stating  that  they  marched  to 
Rhode  Island,  joined  the  army  under  Gen.  Sulivan  in  the  expedition  against 
Newport  in  Aug.,  1778,  and  continued  in  service  at  Rhode  Island  for  the  term  of 
6  weeks  under  Capt.  John  Nutting,  and  asking  that  said  Capt.  Nutting  be  directed 
to  make  up  a  roll  for  their  State  pay  which  they  had  not  received ;  petition  granted 
and  resolve  passed  thereon  Nov.  26,  1779. 

Green,  Jonathan,  Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Stoneham)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days; 
also,  list  of  men  drafted  from  militia  to  march  to  Horse  Neck  under  command  of 
Col.  Brooks  [year  not  given] ,  but  who  failed  to  join  regiment ;  di-afted  from  town 
of  Stoneham ;  drafted  into  Capt.  Belknap's  co. 

Green,  Jonathan.  Capt.  Thomas  Cogswell's  (2d)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's 
(38th)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at 
Sewall's  Point,  Nov.  9,  1775. 

Green,  Jonathan.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Capt.  Job  Crocker,  of 
Eastham,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  2  [1777]  ;  discharged  Dec. 
12  [1777]  ;  service,  5  mos.  18  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island  and  sundry 
places  in  Massachusetts ;  enlistment,  6  months  from  July  1  [1777] . 

Green,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (1st) 
regt.  of  guards ;  service  between  date  of  enlistment,  April  7,  1778,  and  July  6, 
1778,  2  mos.  28  days,  travel  included,  at  Cambridge;  enlistment,  3  months  from 
April  2,  1778. 

Green,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Palmer's  co. ;  enlisted  April  2,  1779;  dis- 
charged Nov.  16,  1779 ;  service,  7  mos.  15  days ;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth. 

Green,  Jonathan.  Pay  roll  of  a  company  raised  by  vote  of  the  town  of  Falmouth, 
Barnstable  Co.,  to  guard  the  shores;  engaged  Aug.  10, 1781;  discharged  Sept.  20, 
1781 ;  service,  1  mo.  10  days. 

Green,  Jonathan.  Pay  roll  of  a  company  raised  in  Falmouth,  Barnstable  Co.,  by 
Joseph  Dimuck,  Esq.,  to  guard  the  shores;  enlisted  June  10  [1783]  ;  discharged 
Nov.  15  [1783]  ;  service,  5  mos.  5  days. 

Green,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Chambers's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc, ;  wages  allowed  said  Green  from  Jan.  20, 1781, 


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Green,  Jonathan,  continued, 

to  Dec.  31,  1782,  23  mos.  12  days;  reported  on  command  in  March,  1782;  also, 
Capt.  Mason  Wottles's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  return  for  wages,  etc.; 
wages  allowed  said  Green  for  Dec,  1782;  reported  received  from  6th  co. ;  also, 
order  on  Agent  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  dated  Falmouth,  April  14,  1784,  signed  by  said 
Green,  for  wages,  etc.,  due  for  service  in  said  regiment. 

Green,  Jos.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Nye's  co. ;  service  between  date  of  enlistment,  Jan. 
25, 1776,  and  Feb.  29,  1776,  9  days ;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands ;  roll 
sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co.;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  April  5,  1776;  service  to 
June  1, 1776,  1  mo.  26  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence 
of  seacoast;  roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Green,  Joseph,  Brookfield.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Nathan  Hamilton's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  James  Converse's  (4th  Worcester 
Co.)  regt.,  sworn  to  at  Brookfield,  Feb.  18,  1778;  residence,  Brookfield;  joined 
Capt.  Walbridge's  co. ;  enlisted  for  Connecticut;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Green,  Joseph,  Chelsea.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Chelsea)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  discharged  May  3, 1775 ;  service,  15  days. 

Green,  Joseph,  (also  given  Jr.),  Chelsea.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (Chelsea) 
CO.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  discharged  May  10, 1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 21  daj-s;  also,  list  endorsed  "  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  13,  1775,"  of  men 
belonging  to  Col.  Samuel  Gerrish's  regt.,  who  took  the  oath  in  Middlesex  Co. 
June  10,  1775,  required  by  Congress  to  be  taken  by  the  Mass.  Army,  as  returned 
by  [Capt.]  Samuel  Sprague;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (9th)  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  10,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  27  days;  also,  abstract  for 
wages  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Chelsea ;  also,  company  return  dated  Chelsea, 
Oct.  2,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp 
at  Chelsea,  Dec.  30,  1775 ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  co. ;  list  of  men 
who  agreed  to  serve  the  month  of  Jan.,  1776;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Selectmen,  Militia  Officers,  and  Committee 
of  Safety,  of  Chelsea,  sworn  to  in  Sufi'olk  Co.,  Feb.  14,  1778,  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Clarke;  residence,  Chelsea;  engaged  for  town  of  Chelsea;  joined  Capt.  Phillips's 
CO.,  Col.  Crafts's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Turner  Phillips's 
(8th)  CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  engaged  June  14,  1777;  service 
to  Aug.  1,  1777,  47  days ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  a  bounty, 
dated  Boston,  Jan.  12,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  received 
bounty  from  April  30, 1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months. 

Green,  Joseph,  Easton.  List  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for 
Plymouth  Co.  [year  not  given]  ;  Col.  Bailey's  regt.;  age,  20  yrs.;  residence, 
Easton  ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Ephraim  Burr ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  also,  Private, 
4th  CO.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Feb.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  credited  to  town  of  Easton ;  also,  Capt.  Burr's  (4th) 
CO.,  Col.  Bailey's  regt.;  return  dated  Camp  near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  24,  1778; 
also,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  10, 1781 ;  Capt. 
Adams  Bailey's  co.,  2d  Mass.  regt. ;  statixre,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  black  ;  hair, 
black  ;  residence,  Easton  ;  enlisted  Feb.  -,  1777,  by  Capt.  Hayward ;  enlistment, 
during  war;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Adams  Bailey's  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  (2d) 
regt.,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Sprout  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1781 ;  muster  roll 
made  up  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Jan.  1,  1782;  joined  Jan.  8,  1781;  enlistment, 
during  war. 

Green,  Joseph,  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.  Capt.  Samuel  Noyes's  co.,  Col.  Edmund 
Phinnie's  (Phinney's)  31st  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  June 
23,  1775,  to  date  of  marching  from  Falmouth,  July  13, 1775 ;  credited  with  2  weeks 


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Green,  Joseph,  continued. 

6  da^vs  allowance;  roll  dated  Cambridge;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  com- 
pany return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge,  Oct.  27, 
1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Hart  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Fort  George,  Dec.  8, 1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776;  also,  return  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Elisha  Jackson's  co., 
8th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  dated  Westminster,  Dec.  26,  1777  ;  residence,  Falmouth, 
Cumberland  Co. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Westminster ;  joined  Capt.  Burbank's  co.. 
Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber, 
Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2, 1777 ;  Capt.  Silas  Burbank's 
CO.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Sprout's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp 
near  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778;  residence,  Falmouth;  enlisted  for  town  of 
Falmouth ;  mustered  by  Daniel  Insley,  State  Muster  Master ;  reported  on  furlough. 

Green,  Joseph,  Hubbardston.  Private,  Capt.  William  Marean's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6 
days. 

Green,  Joseph,  Peterborough  [N.  H.] .  Private,  Capt.  William  Scott's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response 
to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service  to  April  23,  1775,  3  days. 

Green,  Joseph,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Haynes's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  25,  1775. 

Green,  Joseph,  Swanzey  [N.  H.].  Private,  Capt.  William  Scott's  co.,  Col.  Paul 
Dudley  Sargent's  (28th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  23, 
1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  16  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  before  Boston,  Nov. 
14,  1775. 

Green,  Joseph,  Township  No.  5  (Huntington).  Corporal,  Lieut.  Joseph  Warner's  co. 
of  Minute-men,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  7  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  27,  1775;  also, 
Capt.  Abel  Thayer's  co.,  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 

1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days;  also,  company  return 
dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  -,  1775 ;  reported  sick  in  camp ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Dorchester,  Nov.  7,  1775. 

Green,  Joseph,  Wellfleet.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Gill's  (6th)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's 
(Artillerj')  regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  sworn  to  at  Boston,  June  8, 1776 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  engaged  May  9,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos. 
24  days;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3 
mos.  7  days. 

Green,  Joseph.  Company  receipt  for  ammunition  given  to  Capt.  Barnabas  Sears, 
dated  Dorchester  Camp,  Feb.  15,  1776. 

Green,  Joseph.  Pay  roll  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  brigantine  "Rising  Empire," 
commanded  by  Capt.  Richard  Whellen  ;  engaged  May  25, 1776 ;  discharged  Sept. 

2,  1776 ;  service,  3  mos.  8  days.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Bristol  Co. 

Green,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  detachment 
of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  July  22,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  13,  1777 ;  ser- 
vice, 23  days,  at  Stillwater. 

Green,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  David  Bent's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 11  days;  company  detached  Aug.  20,  1777,  and  marched  from  Rutland  to 
Bennington  on  an  alarm. 


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Green,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparahawk's  (Spar- 
hawk's)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  27,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18, 1777 ;  service,  29  days, 
travel  included,  on  a  30  daj's  expedition  to  Saratoga. 

Green,  Joseph.  Seaman,  ship  "Duke  De  Chartres,"  Alexander  Wilson,  Master;  ser- 
vice from  Jan.  25,  1777,  to  Nov.  6,  1777,  9  mos.  10  days. 

Green,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  service,  3  days;  company  marched  from  Gageborough  to 
Bennington  by  order  of  Gen.  Stark  on  an  alarm ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  en- 
listed Oct.  13,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1780;  service, 6  days;  company  marched 
from  Windsor  to  Shaftsbury  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm  at  the  North- 
ward; also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  21,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  22,  1780; 
service,  2  days ;  company  marched  from  Windsor  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an 
alarm  ;  also,  Lieut.  John  Cole's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct. 
26,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1780 ;  service,  3  days ;  company  marched  from 
Windsor  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm. 

Green,  Joseph.  Receipt  dated  Upton,  Feb.  17,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Green  by 
Jonathan  Batchelor  and  others,  a  committee  of  the  town  of  Upton,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in 
Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 
1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent;  Capt.  Baker's  co..  Col. 
Tyler's  regt.;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  1  in.;  complexion,  light;  occupation, 
farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Upton;  engaged  Jan.  27,  1781 ;  term,  3  years;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  John  Pray's  co.,  Co'.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781. 

Green,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Peirce's  co..  Col.  Asa  Barns's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  28,  1781;  service,  10  days;  company  marched  by  order  of 
Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward. 

Green,  Joseph.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Peirce's  co..  Col.  Asa  Barns's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  entered  service  Oct.  28, 1781 ;  service,  10  days ;  company  marched  by  order 
of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward. 

Green,  Joseph.  Returns,  etc.,  of  2d  Dracut  co. ;  list  of  men  belonging  to  train  band 
and  alarm  list  [year  not  given] ;  said  Green  appears  among  men  belonging  to  the 
alarm  list. 

Green,  Joseph,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  13,  1780;  dischai'ged  Oct.  18,  1780;  service,  6  days;  company 
marched  from  Windsor  to  Shaftsbury  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm  at 
the  Northward. 

Green,  Joseph,  Jr.  Returns,  etc.,  of  2d  Dracut  co. ;  list  of  men  belonging  to  train 
band  and  alarm  list  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Green  appears  among  men  belonging 
to  train  band ;  reported  a  Sergeant. 

Green,  Joseph,  Jr.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Brigham's  co.,  showing  service 
rendered  at  various  places  and  fines  paid  in  lieu  of  service,  etc.  [year  not  given]  ; 
said  Green  credited  with  8  mos.  service  at  Dorchester. 

Green,  Joshua,  New  Marlborough.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service 
probably  from  Capt.  Wheeler's  CO.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence.  New  Marlborough; 
engaged  for  town  of  New  Marlborough;  joined  Capt.  Stone's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's 
regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  reported  "  not  the  man  returned  for  Sheffield;  "  also,  list  of 
men  mustered  between  Jan.  27,  1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler, 
Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Enos  Stone's  co.,  Col. 
Brewer's  regt. ;  return  dated  Camp  at  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  25,  1778;  mustered  by 
Trueman  Wheler ;  reported  promoted  to  Gunner  at  Lake  Champlain  May  16  [year 
not  given]  ;  also  reported  absent. 


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Green,  Joshua,  Sheffield.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  from  [Capt.] 
Downing's  CO.,  Col.  Ashley's  regt.  [yearnot  given]  ;  residence,  Sheffield ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Sheffield ;  joined  Capt.  Stone's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Green,  Joshua  (also  given  Joshua  Dayton),  Tyringham.  Receipt  given  to  Capt. 
Josiah  Brewer,  dated  Boston,  June  27,  1781,  signed  by  Alexander  Hodgdon,  one 
of  the  committee  of  the  town  of  Boston,  for  the  bounty  returned  by  Capt.  Josiah 
Brewer  that  had  been  paid  said  Green  by  that  town  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  the  committee  having  ascertained  that  said  Green 
was  an  inhabitant  of  Tyringham,  and  having  assigned  him  to  that  town  and  given 
the  Muster  Master's  certificate  to  Capt.  Brewer ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Lenox, 
Aug.  20,  1781,  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780, 
and  delivered  to  William  Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county ;  Capt.  Lankton's 
CO.,  Col.  Ashley's  regt. ;  age,  32  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  hair, 
black;  occupation,  mariner;  residence,  Tyringham;  enlisted  for  town  of  Tyring- 
ham ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  superintended  by  Edward  Green ;  also,  return 
dated  Tyringham,  Sept.  27,  1781,  made  by  the  Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid  said 
Green  and  others  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  terra  of  3  years ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  May- 
July,  1781 ;  enlisted  Feb.  14,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  dated  Camp 
Peekskill;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781;  also,  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov., 
1781,  dated  York  Huts ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1782,  sworn  to  at  West  Point; 
also,  muster  roll  for  March,  1782,  dated  Quarters,  York  Huts,  and  sworn  to  at 
West  Point. 

Green,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  May's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  joined 
March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  14  days;  company  stationed 
at  Roxbury  Lines. 

Green,  Josiah,  Hardwick.  Private,  Capt.  John  Crawford's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  25  days, 
travel  included;  also,  return  dated  Hardwick,  Nov.  27,  1778,  made  by  the  Select- 
men, of  bounties  paid  said  Green  and  others  to  serve  on  expedition  to  Providence, 
agreeable  to  act  of  June  12,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered ;  said  Green  appears 
among  men  raised  from  Col.  Converse's  regt.  for  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  Capt. 
Robertson's  co. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hardwick;  mustered  July  10  [year  not 
given]  ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Leonard's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  1,  1778;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  company  stationed  at 
Rhode  Island ;  also,  Capt.  John  Cutler's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  en- 
listed July  1,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  4  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17, 1778 ;  reported  sick  in  hospital ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  East  Greenwich,  Nov.  6,  1778;  re- 
ported sick  and  absent ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  East  Green- 
wich, Nov.  13,  1778,  and  Dec.  1,  1778;  reported  sick  in  hospital  Dec.  1,  1778. 

Green,  Josiah,  Stoneham.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  David  Green's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  10  days. 

Green,  Josiah.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Childs's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  17  days ;  company  raised  Feb.  24,  1777,  for  service  at  Ticonderoga ; 
also,  Capt.  Amasa  Sheldon's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  10, 1777 ; 
discharged  Aug.  12,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition 
to  Northern  department ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Deerfield. 

Green,  Josiah.  Captain,  6th  co..  Col.  Fox's  (2d  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.militia; 
list  of  officers ;  commissioned  April  6,  1779. 

■Green,  Lemuel,  Mendon.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Seagrave's  co..  Col.  Wade's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  19,  1778;  discharged  July  12,  1778;  service,  26  days,  at  Rhode 
Island-;  company  raised  for  21  days  service;  roll  dated  Uxbridge ;  a/so,  descrip- 
tive list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months. 


824  IVIASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Green,  Lemuel,  continued. 

agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  12,  1780;  age,  20  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Mendon  ;  marched  to 
camp  July  12, 1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Gilbert;  also,  Private,  (late)  Capt. 
John  Holden's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July,  1780; 
joined  July  12,  1780;  service,  20  days;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Clayes's  co., 
6th  Mass.  regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1780,  5  raos. ;  enlistment,  6  months ;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson 
as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totovvay  Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also,  pay 
roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Mendon  for  service  in  the  Continen- 
tal Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  8,  1780 ;  discharged  Jan.  12,  1781 ;  service, 
6  mos.  13  days,  travel  included;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester 
Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  re- 
turned by  Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent;  Capt.  Amraidon's  co..  Col.  Tyler'a 
regt.;  age,  20  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  farmer; 
engaged  Feb.  8, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Mendon  ;  term,  3  years  ;  also,  account 
dated  Mendon,  rendered  by  the  Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid  said  Green  and  others 
in  March,  1781,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  John  Pray's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
May,  dated  West  Point;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781. 

Green,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co. ;  marched  Aug.  4,  1776;  service 
to  Sept.  30,  1776,  1  mo.  26  days;  company  stationed  at  Martha's  Vineyard  for 
defence  of  seacoast ;  also,  Capt.  Russell's  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  30, 1776,  to  Nov. 
22,  1776,  1  mo.  22  days ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed  at 
Martin's  (Martha's)  Vineyard  under  Maj.  Barachiah  Bassett;  also,  Capt.  Joseph 
Palmer's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service,  6  days,  on  the  alarms  at  Falmouth 
of  Feb.  4,  April  2,  and  May  16,  1779. 

Green,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Wilson's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  21,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  in  New 
York  for  3  months. 

Green,  Leonard.  Private,  Capt.  John  Buttrick's  co.  of  volunteers,  Col.  Reed's  regt.  j 
enlisted  Sept.  28,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  11  days,  at  the 
time  of  taking  Gen.  Burgoyne ;  company  detached  from  Col.  Brooks's  regt.  to 
reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Gates  at  the  Northward;  Col.  Buttrick  reported  as 
serving  as  Captain. 

Green,  Leverett,  Providence.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Grant's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Titcomb's  regt. ;  service,  1  mo.,  including  travel  to  and  from  camp  at  Rhode 
Island;  warrant  for  pay  allowed  in  Council  July  21,  1777;  company  raised  for  2 
months. 

Green,  Levi,  Lanesborough.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Newell's  co..  Col.  Symonds's 
regt. ;  service,  21  days ;  company  marched  from  Lanesborough  to  Manchester 
July  9,  1777,  on  an  alarm ;  also.  Drummer,  Capt.  Daniel  Brown's  co. ;  service, 
6  days;  company  marched  from  Lanesborough  to  Meloomscuyck  Aug.  14,  1777, 
on  an  alarm ;  certificate  on  reverse  of  roll  states  that  Daniel  Brown  and  company 
were  in  service  27  days  and  were  then  dismissed  by  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds ; 
also,  Capt.  Daniel  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Simonds's  regt.;  service,  6  days;  company 
marched  on  the  alarm  at  Berkshire  of  Oct.  13,  1780 ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Daniel  Brown's  (Lanesborough)  co, 
[year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Lanesborough ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lanesborough ; 
term,  during  war. 

Green,  Lucas,  Winchendon.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Hale's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col» 
Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 


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Green,  Lucas,  continued. 

bridge ;  service,  6  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  Capt.  John  Black'* 
CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April 
20,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ; 
also,  certificate  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Jan.  1,  177G,  signed  by  Lieut.  John  Patrick, 
stating  that  said  Green,  son  of  Israel  Green,  who  had  not  received  a  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money,  was  wounded  in  the  action  of  June  17,  1775,  and  subse- 
quently died. 

Green,  Martin,  Charlestown.  Capt.  Josiah  Harris's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's 
(late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Dec.  27,  1775. 

Green,  Matthew,  Pennsylvania  (also  given  Boston).  List  of  men  mustered  by 
Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  19,  1777; 
Maj.  Eben.  Stevens's  regt.;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Donnell's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  8,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Pennsylvania;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  for 
gratuity,  dated  Greenwich,  Nov.  10,  1779;  also.  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt. 
Nathaniel  Donnell's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
West  Point,  Jan.  9, 1781 ;  residence,  Boston ;  enlisted  Jan.  -,  1777,  by  Sergt.  Major 
Tracy ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  a  foreigner ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Feb.- 
April,  1781,  dated  West  Point. 

Green,  Matthew.  Corporal,  ship  "Alfred,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul  Jones; 
list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "  Mellish  "  and  brig  "Active" 
[year  not  given] . 

Green,  Michael,  Salem.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental  service, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem  ;  engaged  March 
5,  1781 ;  term,  3  years;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  New  Boston,  May  13, 
1782 ;  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
9  in.;  complexion,  dark  ;  hair,  gray  ;  eyes,  dark  ;  occupation,  yeoman  ;  residence, 
Salem  ;  enlisted  Jan.  4,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  return  of  recruits  sent  by 
the  State  of  Massachusetts  as  a  portion  of  her  quota  of  the  Continental  Army  sub- 
sequent to  Jan.  1, 1781,  who  were  reported  as  unfit  for  duty ;  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  age, 
28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem ;  term,  3  years ;  reported 
subject  to  falling  sickness ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  co..  Col.  John 
Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Highlands ; 
also,  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1781-Feb.,  1782,  dated  Hutts,  New  Boston  ;  reported 
sick  at  New  Windsor  from  Oct.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1782;  reported 
discharged  Sept.  15,  1782,  left  regiment  Sept.  26,  1782. 

Green,  Michael.  List  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thorn,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14, 1780;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark. 

Green,  Nathan,  Leicester.  Corporal,  Capt.  David  Henshaw's  (10th)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  joined  regiment  Oct.  17,  1776;  service  to  May  8,  1777, 
6  mos.  20  days.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Green,  Nathan,  Northborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Wood's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Gen.  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  7  days ; 
also.  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Seth  Rice's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  engaged  Aug.  21, 
1777 ;  service,  7  days,  travel  included ;  company  called  out  to  assist  Northern 
army  on  an  alarm  and  was  discharged  at  Hadley ;  roll  dated  Northborough. 

Green,  Nathan,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co.,  Col.  David  Green's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  10  days;  also,  list 
of  men  belonging  to  the  train  band  under  Capt.  John  Walton,  dated  Reading, 
May  13,  1775. 


826  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Green,  Nathan,  Winchendon  (also  given  Westminster  and  New  Braintree).  List  of 
men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  John  Boynton, 
dated  Winchendon,  Feb.  21,  1778;  residence,  Winchendon;  engaged  for  town  of 
Winchendon  ;  joined  Capt.  Childs's  co..  Col.  Wesson's  regt. ;  term  to  expire  Jan. 
1, 1780 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  2,  1777;  Capt.  Thomas  Cogswell's  co..  Col.  Wesson's 
regt.;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Child's  (6th)  co.,  Col.  James  Wesson's  (9th)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
reported  as  serving  31  mos.  as  Corporal,  5  mos.  as  Sergeant;  accompanying  cer- 
tificate signed  by  Ensign  Pelatiah  Everett  states  that  said  Green  had  re-enlisted 
for  the  war ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  dated  Jan.  25, 1778 ;  residence,  West- 
minster ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Westminster ;  also,  Quartermaster  Sergeant,  Capt. 
Allen's  CO.,  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  15,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  residence.  New  Braintree;  also,  descriptive  list 
dated  West  Point,  Jan.  25,  1781;  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  age,  28  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  dark;  residence,  West- 
minster; enlisted  Jan.  -,  1780,  by  Lieut.  Green;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Green,  Nathan.  Sergeant,  Capt.  James  Russel's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.; 
service,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  Dorchester  March  4,  1776,  to  reinforce  the 
army. 

Green,  Nathan.  Lists  of  men  appearing  under  the  general  heading  "  Hartwell  Brook 
the  1st  Everidge;  "  said  Green  appears  among  "8  months  men  "  [date  and  par- 
ticulars not  given] ,  and  among  men  reported  as  in  service  at  Ticonderoga  in  1776. 

Green,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Pettengill's  co..  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  April,  1776;  also.  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay 
abstract  for  May,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New  York ;  reported  promoted  to  Corporal 
May  8,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  June,  1776,  dated  Camp 
at  New  York  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  in  1776,  sworn 
to  at  Andover,  May  5,  1777. 

Green,  Nathan.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt. ;  service  with  de- 
tachment under  Maj.  Andrew  Symraes  drafted  to  serve  for  5  weeks  under  Maj. 
Gen.  Heath  guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston,  by  order  of  Council  of  May 
12,  1777. 

Green,  Nathan.  Private,  Capt.  Loring  Lincoln's  co.,  which  marched  under  command 
of  Lieut.  Col.  Flagg  on  the  alarm  at  Bennington  in  1777;  service,  5  days;  com- 
pany probably  belonged  to  Leicester. 

Green,  Nathaniel.  Brigadier  General;  general  order  dated  Headquarters,  Cam- 
bridge, July  22,  1775,  making  disposition  of  the  forces  about  Boston  and  dividing 
the  army  into  3  grand  divisions  to  consist  of  2  brigades  each  ;  said  Green  to  com- 
mand a  brigade  which  was  to  form  part  of  left  wing,  or  2d  division,  of  the  army 
under  Maj.  Gen.  Lee,  and  to  be  stationed  at  Prospect  Hill;  also,  list  of  generals 
appointed  by  Continental  Congress  [year  not  given,  probably  1775]  ;  said  Green 
appointed  8th  Brigadier  General ;  also,  4th  Major  General ;  list  of  field  officers  of 
the  Continental  Army  in  1776. 

Green,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Nickols's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt. ; 
service,  30  days,  travel  (150  miles)  included;  company  marched  Sept.  27,  1777,  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  under  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department.  Roll 
dated  Charlton. 

Green,  Nehemiah,  Westford.  Corporal,  Capt.  Jonathan  Minot's  co..  Col.  James 
Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  15  days; 
also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joshua  Parker's  co.,  Col.  William  Prescott's  (10th)  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  24,  1775;  service,  68  days;  aha, 


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■Green,  Nehemiah,  continued. 

companj'  return  dated  Sept.  27,  1775;  also,  certificate  dated  Cambridire,  Dec.  31, 
1775,  signed  by  Capt.  Joshua  Parlier,  stating  that  said  Green,  of  his  company, 
10th  regt.,  had  not  received  a  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money. 

Green,  Newport,  Medfield.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Ellis's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  26,  1778;  discharged  Aug.  16,  1778;  service,  22  days,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  a/so,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  a  >  rsceived 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  19, 
1780 ;  age,  42  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  negro ;  engaTcd  for  town  of 
Medfield ;  marched  to  camp  July  19,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Clar'; ;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  G?n.  Paterson 
as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  2"i,  1780;  also, 
pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Medfield  for  service  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  during  1780;  marched  July  19,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  19,  1780; 
service,  5  mos.  11  da.ys,  travel  included,  at  or  near  West  Point;  also,  receipt  dated 
Medfield,  April  12,  1782,  signed  by  said  Green  and  others,  for  the  equivalent  in 
Indian  corn  of  their  wages  for  service  at  West  Point  in  the  6  months  campaign  in 
1780. 

Green,  Newport.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Lewis's  co..  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion  ;  muster  rolls  for  June,  Sept.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1778,  Jan. 
and  Feb.,  1779;  enlisted  Feb.  8  [year  not  given]  ;  enlistment,  during  war;  re- 
ported sick  and  absent  in  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
rolls  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich ;  reported  sick  at  Provi- 
dence in  March,  1779. 

Green,  Noah.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Brown's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  William 
White,  Col.  Miles  Powell's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  23,  1779;  dis- 
charged Sept.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  at  New  London,  Conn. ;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Lanesborough ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Hezekiah  Green's  co.,  Col.  Barns's 
regt.;  entered  service  Oct.  13,  1781;  service,  16  days;  company  marched  from 
Windsor  to  Saratoga  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward. 

Oreen,  Noble.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Warner's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  18,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  13 
days,  travel  included ;  regiment  raised  for  3  months. 

Green,  Oliver.  Private,  Capt.  Zachariah  Fitch's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.; 
service  from  Aug.  23,  1776,  to  Sept.  30,  1776,  1  mo.  9  days. 

Green,  Oliver.  Surgeon's  Mate,  sloop  "  Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Hoysteed 
Hacker;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  "  Mellish  "  and  "  Active  "  [year 
not  given] . 

Green,  Peleg.  Capt.  Daniel  Brown's  detachment,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt. ; 
service,  2  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Berkshire  of  Oct.  27,  1780. 

Green,  Penuel,  Granby.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  re- 
ceived of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood,  of  6th  Mass.  regt., 
at  Springfield  July  3,  1780;  age,  16  yrs  ;  stature,  5  ft. 8  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Granby;  marched  to  camp  July  3,  1780,  under  command  of 
Lieut.  Daniel  Frye  of  the  artificers  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  ser- 
vice and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return 
dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by 
the  town  of  Granby  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched 
July  3, 1780;  discharged  Dec.  8,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  12^  days,  travel  included; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  said  county;   age, 


828  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Green,  Penuel,  cotitinued. 

17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  farmer; 
engaged  for  town  of  Granby ;  engaged  April  3,  1781 ;  term,  3  years  ;  also,  return 
dated  Granby,  June  20, 1781,  made  by  the  Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid  said  Green 
and  others  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780. 

Green,  Phineas,  Leicester.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Washburn's  co.,  Col.  Ward's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  8  days  ;  also,  Capt.  Seth 
Washburn's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days;  also,  company  return  dated 
Oct.  8,  1775. 

Green,  Phineas,  Leicester.  Matross,  Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  1, 1777,  to  May  8, 1777,  3  mos.  7  days. 

Green,  Phineas.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for 
Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Martin's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  mustered  May  21,  1777 ; 
term,  8  months;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Martin's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to 
at  Camp  near  Half  Moon ;  enlisted  May  15, 1777 ;  enlistment,  8  months ;  reported 
on  command  at  Albany  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  sworn  to  at  Camp 
near  "  Gulph,"  Dec.  18,  1777 ;  reported  sick  at  Fishkill. 

Green,  Phineas.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co.,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. 
of  guards ;  enlisted  Jan.  12,  1778 ;  service  to  April  3, 1778, 83  days,  at  Cambridge ; 
also,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargant's  co.  of  guards;  enlisted  Feb.  13,  1779;  discharged 
May  13,  1779;  service,  3  mos.;  company  raised  for  service  under  Maj.  Gen. 
Gates  at  and  about  Boston. 

Green,  Phineas,  Jr.,  Leicester.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Washburn's  co.,Col.  Jonathan 
Ward's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  4  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  8,  1775. 

Green,  Pliny,  Leicester.  Matross,  Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;    service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos. 

7  days. 

Green,  Pliny.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worces- 
ter Co.;  Capt.  Martin's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  mustered  May  21,  1777;  term, 

8  months;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Martin's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  at 
Camp  near  Half  Moon ;  enlisted  May  15,  1777  ;  enlistment,  8  months ;  reported 
on  command  at  Albany  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  sworn  to  at  Camp 
near  "Gulph,"  Dec.  18,  1777;  reported  sick  at  Fishkill. 

Green,  Pomp,  Stoneham.  List  endorsed  "  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  13,  1775,"  of 
men  belonging  to  Col.  Samuel  Gerrish's  regt.  who  took  the  oath  in  Middlesex  Co. 
June  10,  1775,  required  by  Congress  to  be  taken  by  the  Mass.  army,  as  returned 
by  [Capt.]  Samuel  Sprague;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  (9th)  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  (also  given  37th)  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  30,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  6  days; 
also,  abstract  for  wages  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Chelsea;  also,  company 
return  dated  Chelsea,  Oct.  2,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Camp  at  Chelsea,  Dec.  30,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Sprague's  co. ; 
list  of  men  who  agreed  to  serve  the  month  of  Jan.,  1776. 

Green,  Primus  (also  given  Prince),  Beverly.  List  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Beverly  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778, 
as  returned  l)y  Capt.  Isaac  Chapman  ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex 
Co.  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of 
their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778 ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stat- 
ure, 5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  dark;  residence,  Beverly; 


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Green,  Primus  (also  given  Prince),  continued. 

engaged  for  town  of  Beverly ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  19,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men 
returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam, 
July  20,  1778 ;  a/50,  Private,  Maj.  William  Lithgow's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's 
(15th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  Jan.  (June) 
19,  1778;  discharged  March  19,  1779;  enlistment,  9  months. 

GiiEEx,  Prince.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Lewis's  co..  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion ;  muster  rolls  for  June,  Sept.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1778,  and 
Feb.,  1779;  enlisted  March  22,  1778;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich;  reported 
absent  with  leave  in  March,  1779,  sick,  but  present,  in  April,  1779. 

Green,  Reuben,  Pittsfield.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Toto- 
way,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Pitts- 
field  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  Sept.  3,  1780; 
discharged  March  3,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  5  days,  travel  included. 

Green,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Green's  co.  of  militia,  under  command  of  Col. 
Joseph  Noyes,  Commander  of  militia  at  South  Kingston  ;  enlisted  Feb.  10,  1777; 
service  to  date  of  discharge,  March  6,  1777,  25  days ;  also,  company  receipt,  given 
to  Capt.  Amos  Green,  dated  Charlestown,  March  21,  1777,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  ser- 
vice in  2d  division  of  militia. 

Green,  Reuben.  Descriptive  list  of  9  months  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  said 
county;  Capt.  Shaw's  co..  Col.  Bliss's  regt.;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.; 
complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Monson.     [See  Rufus  Green.] 

Green,  Reuben.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Hancock  for  ser- 
vice in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  Oct.  19,  1780  [service  not 
given]  ;  reported  deserted. 

Green,  Richard,  Beverly.  Sailor,  brigantine  "Saratoga"  (privateer),  commanded 
by  Capt.  Eleazer  Giles ;  list  of  ofiicers  and  crew,  as  certified  by  the  owners,  John 
and  Andrew  Cabot,  endorsed  "  1780;  "  residence,  Beverly. 

Green,  Richard,  Murrayfield  (Chester).  Descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  1,  1782;  Capt. 
Benjamin  Heywood's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  light;  occupation, yeoman;  birthplace,  Brookfield ;  residence, 
Murrysfield;  engaged  May  10,  1782;  term,  3  years;  also,  receipt  dated  Spring- 
field, April  24,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Green  by  the  Plantation  of  Merryfield 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  a/50,  Private,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Heywood's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for 
May-Oct.,  1782;  enlisted  May  10,  1782;  also,  Capt.  Heywood's  co.,  6th  Mass. 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1782 ;  also,  Capt.  Heywood's  (4th)  co.,  Col.  Benjamin 
Tupper's  (6th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1782;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Jan.- 
April,  1783;  balance  of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  24  months  9  days. 

■Green,  Richard.  Private,  Capt.  Alexander  Hodgdon's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's 
(Suffolk  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  26,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3 
mos.  8  days,  travel  included ;  enlistment,  3  months ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  descriptive  return  dated 
Boston,  Jan.  5,  1781,  made  by  Edward  Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men 
who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  militia  under  the  command  of  Brig.  Gen.  John 
Fellows  for  the  term  of  3  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  place  of  rendez- 
vous, unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  received  bounty  and  mileage  due 
them  of  said  Col.  Procter;  Capt.  Hodgdon's  co. ;  age,  47  yrs.;  stature,  5ft.  8  in.; 
complexion,  brown. 


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Green,  Richard.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Leinont's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ;. 
enlisted  July  9,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  24,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  15  days,  on 
Penobscot  expedition;  also,  Capt.  Jordan  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's 
regt. ;  enlisted  June  12, 1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781 ;  service,  5  mos.  18  days,  at 
the  Eastward  ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Georgetown,  Lincoln  Co. 

Green,  Richard.  List  of  prisoners  brought  to  Marblehead  in  the  cartel  "  Pacific,"  to 
be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Stone,  Commissary 
[year  not  given] . 

Green,  Robert,  Beverly.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Flint's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  25,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  19  days, 
travel  included,  at  the  Northward ;  company  raised  for  3  months ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  return  for  mileage  from  Scarsdale,  N.  Y.,  home ;  warrant  for  pay 
allowed  in  Council  July  27,  1778. 

Green,  Robert,  Halifax  (also  given  Boston) .  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  from  North  co.  in  Leicester,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Loring  Lincoln, 
dated  Leicester,  Feb.  11,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Leicester;  joined  Capt. 
Brown's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  term  to  expire  Sept.  -,  1780;  said  Green  re- 
ported to  have  formerly  resided  in  Boston,  later  in  Newfoundland,  and  as  having 
a  family  at  the  former  place ;  also.  Private,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt. ;  return 
of  men  enlisted  by  Capt.  Joshua  Brown,  dated  Feb.  3,  1778;  residence,  Halifax; 
enlisted  for  town  of  Leicester ;  mustered  by  Worcester  Co.  Muster  Master ;  re- 
ported deserted. 

Green,  Robert,  Monson.  Private,  Capt.  Freeborn  Moulton's  (Monson)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Danielson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  tO' 
Cambridge ;  left  Cambridge  May  5,  1775 ;  service,  20  days ;  also,  Capt.  Aaron 
Charles's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's  detachment  of  Hampshire  Co. 
militia;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  24,  1777;  enlisted  Dec. 
25,  1776 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  25,  1777. 

Green,  Robert,  Ware.  Descriptive  list  of  men  in  Continental  service;  Capt.  Day's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  J.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6|  in.;  com- 
plexion, negro;  hair,  black;  occupation,  farmer;  residence.  Ware;  engaged  for 
town  of  Bradford;  engaged  March  1,  1782;  term,  3  years;  also,  Capt.  Day's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  men  tried  by  courts-martial  subsequent  to  Jan. 
1,  1781;  said  Green  tried  Jan.  4,  1783,  by  regimental  court-martial,  Capt.  Mills, 
President,  on  charge  of  leaving  his  post  while  on  sentry  duty  ;  sentence,  60  lashes ; 
also,  Private,  2d  co. ;  orders  dated  Oct.  27,  1783,  Nov.  2,  1783,  and  Jan.  13,  1784, 
for  wages  for  May-Dec.  [year  not  given] ,  appearing  in  a  register  of  orders  accepted 
on  account  of  wages. 

Green,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bodwell's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Garrish's  (Gerrish's) 
regt.  of  guards ;  service  between  April  2,  1778,  and  July  2,  1778,  2  mos.  17  days, 
at  Cambridge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  July  2  to  July  12,  1778,  10 
days,  at  Cambridge. 

Green,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  William  Tnpper's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt.; 
enlisted  May  6,  1778;  discharged  May  9,  1778;  enlisted  Sept.  6,  1778;  discharged 
Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  9  days;  company  marched  from  Middleborough  to  Dart- 
mouth on  two  alarms;  also,  Capt.  William  Tupper's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  White's 
regt. ;  marched  Aug.  1, 1780;  discharged  Aug.  9, 1780;  service,  9  days;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780;  roll  sworn  to  at  Middle- 
borough.     ' 

Green,  Rufus.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9 
months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of  Noah  Good- 
man, Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated 
Springfield,  Oct.  19,  1779;  engaged  for  town  of  Monson;  also,  descriptive  list  of 


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Green,  Rufus,  continued. 

men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army ;  age,  18  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion  or  hair,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Monson; 
delivered  to  Lieut.  "William  Storey ;  also,  Capt.  Stoddard's  co. ;  entered  service 
July  5,  1779 ;  discharged  April  15,  1780 ;  term,  9  months.     [See  Reuben  Green.] 

Green,  Rufus.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Lamb's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  (Worcester 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  29,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  6,  1780;  service,  10  days, 
travel  included;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Green,  Russell,  Lanesboi'ough.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Lanesborough  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  9, 
1780;  discharged  Dec.  6,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  2  days,  travel  included. 

Green,  Samuel,  Boston  (also  given  Royalsborough,  Royalston,  and  Falmouth). 
List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's 
(2d  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Stephen  Hart,  dated  Dec.  6,  1777 ; 
residence,  Royalsborough ;  engaged  for  town  of  Royalsborough ;  joined  Capt. 
Ellis's  CO.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  term,  3  j'cars ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Benjamin  Lapham  and  Capt.  Peter 
Gushing,  sworn  to  at  Hingham,  Feb.  17,  1778;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  for 
town  of  Hingham  ;  joined  Capt.  Ellis's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Ellis's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  12,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also.  Col.  Bige- 
low's regt.;  return  of  men  enlisted  by  Capt.  Paul  Ellis,  dated  Feb  4,  1778; 
residence,  Royalston ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Royalston  ;  mustered  by  County  and 
Continental  Muster  Masters;  also.  Private,  (late)  Capt. Ellis's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's 
regt.;  pay  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Houdin's  co..  Col. 
Bigelow's  (loth)  regt.;  Continental  Ai-my  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  residence,  Falmouth;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West 
Point,  Jan.  10, 1781 ;  Capt.  Houdin's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  rank. 
Corporal;  age,  40  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes, 
gray ;  residence,  Royalston ;  enlisted  Dec.  -,  1779,  by  Col.  Bigelow ;  enlistment, 
during  war;  company  reported  to  have  joined  from  loth  Mass.  regt.;  also.  Cor- 
poral, Capt.  Michael  G.  Houdin's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  muster 
rolls  for  Jan. -April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported  on  furlough. 

Green,  Samuel,  Bridgewater.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Orr's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
John  Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  11 
days ;  also,  Capt.  James  Allen's  co.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  1  mo.,  2  weeks,  3  days;  also,  Capt. 
Allen's  CO.,  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  6, 
1775;  reported  discharged  June  14,  1775;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  James  Allen's  co., 
Col.  Simeon  Gary's  regt.;  abstract  for  rations,  dated  Camp  near  New  York,  Aug. 
9, 1776. 

Green,  Samuel,  Brookfield.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Harwood's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Learned's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  5  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Brookfield,  Nov.  21, 1775;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Asa  Danforth's  co.  of  volunteers.  Col.  Convers's  regt. ;  service,  22  days  ;  company 
marched  from  Brookfield  Sept.  23,  1777,  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates  at  the 
Northward;  also,  list  of  men  dated  Brookfield,  June  30,  1778,  showing  service 
credited  to  them,  respectively,  as  returned  bj'  the  committee  chosen  to  make  an 
average  of  the  service  rendered  to  the  credit  of  the  3d  Precinct  of  Brookfield ;  total 
amount  of  service  rendered  made  to  average  5j  mos.  for  each  single  poll  in  said 
precinct;  said  Green  credited  with  5^  mos.  service. 


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Green,  Samuel,  Charlemont.  Capt.  Andrew  Haskell's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt. ;  company  order  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc.,  dated  Hull,  July  15, 
1776;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  June  8,  1776 ;  service  to  Dec.  1, 
1776,  5  mos.  29^  days,  travel  included. 

Green,  Samuel,  Danvers.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Winship's  co.,  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th) 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Green  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
June  22,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  June  9,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  24  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept. 
30,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  22, 
1775. 

Green,  Samuel,  Marblehead.  Master,  sloop  "Polly"  (privateer),  commanded  by 
Capt.  Nathaniel  Leech  ;  petition  signed  by  Nathaniel  Leech,  in  behalf  of  himself 
and  others,  of  Marblehead,  owners  of  sloop  "  Polly,"  asking  that  he  be  commis- 
sioned as  commander  of  said  sloop ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  10,  1776,  that  a 
commission  be  issued;  also.  Master,  schooner  "Franklin;"  shipped  Jan.  26, 
1777;  discharged  June  5,  1777;  service,  5  mos.  15  days  [?]  ;  also.  Master,  ship 
"Plearne;"  shipped  June  5;  discharged  Sept.  17  [year  not  given]  ;  service,  3  mos. 
12  days ;  also,  petition  dated  Boston,  Feb.  23, 1778,  signed  by  Peter  Green,  of  Mar- 
blehead, stating  that  said  Samuel  Green,  his  son,  was  a  prisoner  at  New  York  or 
Rhode  Island,  having  been  taken  Sept.  17,  1778,  while  on  voyage  from  South 
Carolina  to  "Old  France,"  being  Master  of  one  of  the  Massachusetts  State 
vessels,  and  asking  permission  to  go  with  Col.  Johonnot  to  Newport  to  procure 
the  exchange  of  said  Samuel  Green  for  Capt.  Workman,  who  was  taken  by  Capt. 
Thomas  Stevens,  of  Marblehead ;  also,  resolve  dated  Council  Chamber,  Feb.  23, 
1778,  directing  Col.  Gabriel  Johonnot  to  convey  Capt.  Mark  Workman  to  Rhode 
Island  to  be  exchanged  for  Capt.  Samuel  Green. 

Green,  Samuel,  Pepperell.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Lawrence's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8 
days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Green,  Samuel,  Rochester.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Samuel  Briggs's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Sproutt's  (4th  Plymouth  Co.) 
regt.,  dated  Rochester,  Jan.  15,  1778;  residence,  Rochester;  engaged  for  town  of 
Rochester;  joined  Capt.  Eddy's  co.,  Col.  Bradford's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also, 
list  of  men  mustered  between  June  10,  1777,  and  July  9,  1777,  by  James  Hatch, 
Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co. ;  age,18yrs. ;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Eddy ;  o/so.  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  Joshua  Eddy's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt.;  billeting  allowed 
from  date  of  enlistment.  May  15,  1777,  to  May  25,  1777;  credited  with  11  days 
allowance ;  reported  as  belonging  to  3d  detachment ;  roll  dated  Boston ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  endorsed  "  Jan.  28,  1778 ;  "  reported  not  joined. 

Green,  Samuel.  Memorandum  of  firelocks  received  of  sundry  officers  and  soldiers; 
date  of  delivery  Jan.  2,  1776. 

Green,  Samuel.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  William  Pope's  co. ;  list  of  officers  appointed 
to  command  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Armj^ ;  commissioned  Jan. 
29,  1776;  company  joined  Col.  J.  Ward's  regt.;  also,  Captain,  5th  co.  (South  co. 
in  Leicester),  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (1st  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia; 
list  of  officers  chosen  by  respective  companies  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by 
Col.  Denny  and  others,  dated  Leicester,  March  28, 1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  April 
4,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  April  5,  1776. 

Green,  Samuel.  List  of  men  appearing  under  the  heading  "  Hartwell  Brook  the  1st 
Everidge ;  "  said  Green  appears  among  men  in  service  at  Ticonderoga  in  1776. 

Green,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Lawrence  Kemp's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  (Hampshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  May  10,  1777;  discharged  July  17,  1777;  service,  2  mos. 
9  days,  in  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Shelburne. 


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Green,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Harrington's  co.,  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's 
regt. ;  enlisted  March  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  2  days;  company  probably  sta- 
tioned at  Rutland.    Roll  dated  Holden. 

Green,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co.,  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for 
Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  -,  1776;  service  guarding  stores  at  Boston; 
credited  to  town  of  Waltham ;  regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777 ;  also, 
Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  (Waltham)  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Thatcher's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  2,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  6,  1778;  service,  3  days,  at  Cambridge;  company 
called  to  Cambridge  Camp  in  expectation  of  the  British  troops  landing  at  Boston. 

Green,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. ;  service  between  Sept.  4  and  Sept. 
11,  1778,  4  days;  Capt.  Pierce  reported  to  have  received  the  wages  of  said  Green 
and  others. 

Green,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  James  Walsworth's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  22,  1779 ;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo. 
11  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. 

Green,  Samuel.  Descriptive  list  dated  Deerfield,  July  24,  1780,  of  men  detached  from 
militia  of  Hampshire  Co.,  returned  by  Maj.  David  Dickinson  as  mustered  by  him, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  22,  1780,  by  order  of  Lieut.  Col.  David  Wells ;  4th 
or  15th  CO.,  5th  Hampshire  Co.  regt. ;  age,20yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7J  in.;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Bernardston ;  term,  3  months; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Newton's  co.,  Col.  S.  Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  22,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  28  days,  travel 
included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Green,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Bumstead's  co. ;  list  of  men  drafted  from 
Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.,  agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  May  7, 
1777,  to  guard  stores,  etc.,  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  for  the  term 
of  5  weeks ;  also,  descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  5,  1781,  made  by  Edward 
Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  militia 
under  the  command  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows  for  the  term  of  3  months  from  the 
time  of  their  arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who 
had  received  bounty  and  mileage  due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter ;  Capt.  Wise's  co. ; 
age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  brown. 

Green,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Chambers's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages ;  wages  allowed  said  Green  for  Feb.-Dec,  1782,  11 
mos. ;  also,  Capt.  Mason  Wottles's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  return  for  wages ; 
wages  allowed  said  Green  for  Dec,  1782 ;  reported  received  from  6th  co. 

Green,  Seraiah,  Royalston  (also  given  Hubbardston) .  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  7th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Wil- 
liam Marean,  endorsed  "  Hubbardston,  Dec.  29, 1777 ;  "  residence,  Hubbardston ; 
joined  Capt.  Holden's  co..  Col.  Nickson's  (Nixon's)  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also, 
return  of  men  enlisted  into  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Peter  Woodbury's 
(Royalston)  co..  Col.  Sparrowhaw's  (Sparhawk's)  regt.,  dated  Royalston,  Feb. 
16,  1778 ;  residence,  Royalston ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Royalston ;  joined  Capt. 
Wheler's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  enlistment,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Thomas  Barns's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  return  for  clothing  for  the 
year  1777;  enlisted  Feb.  10,  1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  of  men  in 
camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777,  dated  Soldier's  Fortune,  Feb.  15,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Thomas  Barns's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  pay  rolls 
for  June-Oct.,  1779;  also.  Light  Infantry  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for 
Nov.  and  Dec,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  19,  1780;  also, 


834  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Green,  Seraiah,  continued. 

Capt.  Holden's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  Jan.- 
June,  1780;  service,  1  mo.  14  days;  reported  discharged  Feb.  14,  1780. 

Green,  Silas,  Bernardston.  Return  of  men  drafted  from  Hampshire  Co.  militia  to 
march  to  Horse  Neck  under  command  of  Col.  John  Mosley  [year  not  given] ,  but 
who  failed  to  join  regiment;  drafted  from  town  of  Bernardston;  drafted  into 
Capt.  McClallen's  co. 

Green,  Silas,  Lanesborough.  Return  of  men  enlisted  into  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Daniel  Brown's  (Lanesborough)  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Lanesborough ; 
enlisted  for  town  of  Lanesborough;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Green,  Simeon,  Pepperell.  Private,  Lieut.  Isaac  Woods's  detachment,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge;  service,  3  days; 
also,  Capt.  Asa  Lawrence's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days;  also,  company  re- 
turn dated  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  account  showing  sums  of  money  to  be  paid  from  the 
public  treasury  to  sundry  persons  for  losses  sustained  at  battles  of  Lexington  and 
Bunker  Hill;  amounts  allowed  in  Council  June  13,  1776;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Thomas  Hovey's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  July  6,  1779;  service  to 
Dec.  1,  1779,  4  mos.  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll 
for  Dec,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  25,  1779;  service,  30  days,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo. 

5  days  service,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Green,  Simon,  Pepperell.  Private,  Capt.  John  Nutting's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
William  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 

6  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Nutting's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's  (10th)  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  2,  1775. 

Green,  Solomon,  Gorham  (also  given  Falmouth).  Private,  Capt.  Hart  Williams's 
CO.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  time  of  enlistment  to 
date  when  ordered  to  march  to  headquarters,  July  5,  1775 ;  credited  with  8  days 
allowance;  also,  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  27, 1775 ; 
also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Hart  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8, 1776 ;  enlisted  Jan.  10, 1776 ;  promoted 
to  Corporal  Aug.  3,  1776;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Lane's  co..  Col.  Brooks's 
(late  Ichabod  Alden's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
March  12,  1777;  reported  never  joined;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th) 
regt. ;  list  of  deserters,  dated  West  Point,  Aug.  18,  1782;  deserted  in  1777. 

Green,  Solomon,  Kittery  (also  given  Berwick) .  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel 
Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  2,  1777;  Capt.  Silas 
Burbank's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Burbank's  co.. 
Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1777,  to  July  7,  1777;  residence,  Berwick;  reported  taken  prisoner  July  7, 
1777;  also,  Capt.  Burbank's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  return  dated  Camp  near 
Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778;  residence,  Kittery ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Kittery; 
mustered  by  Capt.  Bragdon;  reported  missing  from  July  7  [year  not  given, 
probably  1777] . 

Green,  Solomon,  Leicester.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newhall's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  8^  days. 

Green,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Allen  McLane's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  John  Parke ;  pay  roll  for  Aug.,  1778. 

Green,  Thomas,  Chelmsford.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  as  returned  by 
Brig.  Gen.  Eleazer  Brooks  to  Maj.  Hosmer,  dated  Lincoln,  July  21,  1779;  Capt. 


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Green,  Thomas,  continued. 

Minot's  CO.,  7th  Middlesex  Co.  regt. ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  June  9, 1779,  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent;  also,  descriptive  list 
of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
9  months,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  James 
Cooper,  at  Springfield,  July  19,  1779;  Capt.  Minot's  co..  Col.  Brown's  regt. ;  age, 
27  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  (also  given  5  ft.  6)  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence, 
Chelmsford ;  engaged  for  town  of  Chelmsford ;  also.  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (8th) 
regt.;  engaged  July  15,  1779;  discharged  April  15,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Green,  Thomas,  Leicester.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newhall's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  9J  days;  also,  Capt.  Seth 
Washburn's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  July  13,  1775;  service,  19  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  8, 
1775;  also,  Capt.  Loring  Lincoln's  co.,  which  marched  under  command  of  Lieut. 
Col.  Flagg  on  the  alarm  at  Bennington  in  1777 ;  service,  5  days ;  company  prob- 
ably belonged  to  Leicester. 

Green,  Thomas,  Newburyport.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co..  Col.  Titcomb's 
regt. ;  arrived  at  Providence  May  4, 1777 ;  discharged  July  4, 1777 ;  service,  2  mos. 
9  days,  travel  included,  at  Providence,  R.  I. ;  enlistment,  2  months. 

Green,  Thomas,  Peterborough  (also  given  Swanzey),  N.  H.  Private,  Capt.  William 
Scott's  CO.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  regt.,  which  marched  April 
20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service  to  April  23, 1775, 3  days ; 
also,  Capt.  William  Scott's  co..  Col.  Paul  Dudley  Sargent's  (2Sth)  regt.;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  23,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  16  days;  also, 
company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  reported  wounded  and  absent;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  before  Boston,  Nov.  14, 
1775. 

Green,  Thomas,  Reading.  Ensign,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  David  Green's  regt., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  12  days ;  also,  list  of  men 
belonging  to  the  train  band  under  Capt.  John  Walton,  dated  Reading,  May  13, 
1775. 

Green,  Thomas,  Reading.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Foster's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bul- 
lard's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777  ;  discharged  Nov.  30, 1777  ;  service,  3  mos.  24 
days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  company  marched  to  reinforce 
army  under  Gen.  Gates;  also,  Capt.  John  Dix's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt..  Gen. 
Lovel's  brigade;  enlisted  Aug.  2,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1778;  service,  1  mo. 
14  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Joshua 
Walker's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Deanney's  (Denny's)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  22,  1779; 
discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  13  days,  travel  included;  company  de- 
tached to  join  Continental  Army  and  ordered  to  march  to  Claverack  to  serve  for  3 
months;  roll  dated  Woburn ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Tay's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Webb's 
regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  14,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781;  service,  2  mos.  28  days, 
travel  included ;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  Middlesex  counties  to  reinforce 
Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Green,  Thomas,  Rowley.  Corporal,  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill's  (Rowley)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775  [service  not  given] . 

Green,  Thomas,  West  Springfield.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co..  Col.  Timothy 
Danielson's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  26, 1775. 

Green,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Green's  co.  of  militia,  under  command  of  Col. 
Joseph  Noyes,  Commander  of  militia  stationed  at  South  Kingston;  enlisted  Dec. 
5,  1776;  service  to  Jan.  8,  1777,  35  days;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  6,  1777; 


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Green,  Thomas,  continued. 

service  tx)  date  of  discharge,  March  6,  1777, 29  days ;  also,  company  receipt,  given 
to  Capt.  Amos  Green,  dated  Charlestown,  March  21,  1777,  for  wages,  etc.,  for  ser- 
vice in  2d  division  of  militia. 

Green,  Thomas.  List  of  prisoners  to  be  received  in  exchange  for  British  prisoners  sent 
to  Halifax  in  the  cartel  "Swift,"  as  returned  by  Robert  Pierpont,  Commissary, 
dated  Oct.  9,  1777;  said  Green,  Seaman,  to  be  exchanged  for  William  Fowler, 
Seaman. 

Green,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Bartholomew  Woodbury's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  21  days, 
travel  included ;  company  marched  from  Worcester  Co.  Aug.  16, 1777,  to  reinforce 
Northern  army. 

Green,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Richardson's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  11,  1778;  discharged  Feb.  24,  1779;  service,  7  mos.  25  days,  travel 
included,  at  North  river,  N.  Y. ;  roll  dated  Watertown ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  West  Point;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Nov.,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Green,  Thomas.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Lawson  Buckminster's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Peirce;  entered  service  May  29,  1779;  discharged  July  1, 
1779;  service,  1  mo.  6  days,  travel  included;  company  ordered  to  serve  at  Tiv- 
erton, R.  I.,  until  July  1,  1779. 

Green,  Thomas.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Adams's  co.,  Col.  Johnson's  regt. ; 
engaged  Aug.  15, 1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30, 1777 ;  service,  4  mos.,  travel  included, 
in  Northern  department;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  rations  due 
officers  of  said  regiment,  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. ;  rations  allowed  said  Green 
from  Aug.  15,  1777,  to  Dec.  13,  1777;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Cum- 
mings's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.;  entered  service  Oct.  12,  1779;  discharged 
Nov.  22,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  22  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack;  regiment 
detached  from  militia  of  Essex  and  Suffolk  counties  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen. 
Washington. 

Green,  Thomas  (also  given  Jr.).  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Bumstead's  co. ;  list  of  men 
drafted  from  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.,  agreeable  to  order  of 
Council  of  May  7,  1777,  to  guard  stores,  etc.,  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj. 
Gen.  Heath  for  the  term  of  5  weeks;  also,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston) 
regt.;  service  with  detachment  commanded  by  Maj.  Andrew  Symmes  di'afted 
to  serve  for  5  weeks  in  guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston ;  also,  Capt.  Elias 
Parkman's  detachment;  engaged  July  2,  1778;  discharged  July  17,  1778;  ser- 
vice, 15  days ;  detachment  drafted  to  serve  as  guards ;  also,  pay  roll  for  same 
service,  dated  Boston ;  also,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co.,  Maj.  Goodwin's  detach- 
ment from  Col.  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;  entered  service  July  29,  1778;  service 
to  Sept.  10,  1778,  1  mo.  11  days,  at  Boston ;  company  drafted  to  serve  for  6  weeks 
from  July  29,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  Alexander  Hodgdon's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's 
(Suffolk  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  26,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3 
mos.  8  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months  and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  descriptive  return  dated  Boston, 
Jan.  5,  1781,  made  by  Edward  Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had 
enlisted  to  serve  in  the  militia  under  the  command  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows 
for  the  term  of  3  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous, 
unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  received  bounty  and  mileage  due  them  of 
said  Col.  Procter ;  Capt.  Wise's  co. ;  age,  33  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion, 
brown. 

Green,  Thomas.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Seth  Wash- 
burn, Superintendent;  Capt.  Rich's  co.,  Col.  Rice's  regt.;  age,  23  yrs.;  stature, 


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Green,  Thomas,  contintied. 

5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  dark;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Western 
(Warren);  engaged  Feb.  25,  1781;  term,  3  years;  also,  receipt  dated  Western, 
April  25,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Green  by  the  town  of  Western  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Green,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Reed's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  17,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  16,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos. ;  company  raised  for 
defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts. 

Green,  Timothy,  Abington.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  as  returned 
by  Maj.  Metcalf,  of  Col.  Wheelock's  regt.,  dated  June  18, 1777 ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Medway ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  by  Lieut. 
Jonathan  Houndbrook  (Holbrook),  dated  Medway  and  sworn  to  at  Wrentham, 
Feb.  16,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Medway;  joined  Capt.  Allen's  co.,  Col. 
Alden's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  reported  a  foreigner;  also,  list  of  men  mustered 
tjetween  Feb.  24,  1777,  and  March  6,  1777,  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master 
for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Alden's  regt. ;  mustered  March  6, 1777 ; 
term,  3  years ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Nathan  Snow's  co.  (South  co.  in  Abington),  Col.  Mitchel's  (3d  Plymouth 
Co.)  regt.,  dated  Abington,  May  15, 1777 ;  residence,  Abington ;  enlisted  for  town 
of  Abington ;  joined  Capt.  Pope's  co..  Col.  Shepherd's  regt. ;  enlistment,  3  years; 
also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co., 
dated  Boston,  March  30, 1777 ;  Capt.  Pope's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt. ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Isaac  Pope's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  return  for  gratuity, 
dated  Highlands,  Feb.  24, 1780;  also,  company  return  made  up  for  the  year  1780, 
dated  Hutts  near  West  Point,  Jan.  29,  1781 ;  enlisted  Nov.  30,  1776;  enlistment, 
during  war;  also,  Capt.  Pope's  co..  Col.  Shepard's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May, 
1781,  sworn  to  at  Camp  Phillipsburgh;  reported  on  fatigue  duty;  also,  muster 
roll  for  July,  1781,  sworn  to  in  Camp  at  Phillipsburgh ;  also,  muster  i-oll  for  Aug., 

1781,  sworn  to  in  Camp  at  Peekskill ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp 
Peekskill ;  reported  on  command  with  boats ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.,  1781-Feb., 

1782,  dated  Hutts,  1st  Brigade,  and  sworn  to  at  West  Point ;  reported  on  command 
with  General's  barge  in  Oct.,  Nov.,  and  Dec,  1781. 

Green,  Timothy,  Amherst.  Private,  Capt.  William  Dickenson's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  R.  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 21  days;  also.  Private,  in  a  detachment  fi'om  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co.. 
Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt. ;  service,  38  days ;  detachment  marched  to  Moses  Creek 
in  July,  1777,  to  reinforce  the  army;  also,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co..  Col. 
Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  23,  1777;  discharged  Oct. 
2,  1777;  service,  10  days;  company  marched  to  Stillwater  on  an  alarm;  also, 
Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co.,  Col.  Portor's  regt. ;  return  for  equipments,  dated 
Nov.  9,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  appearing  on  a  credit  bill  of  Capt.  Reuben  Dickin- 
son's CO.  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Green  credited  with  service  for  1  yr.,  5  mos.,  3 
weeks;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Fairfield's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's 
regt. ;  service,  2  mos.  15  days  ;  company  served  at  Dorchester  and  was  discharged 
Dec.  12,  1778. 

Green,  Timothy,  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Burbeck's  co..  Col.  Richard  Grid- 
ley's  (Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  19,  1775; 
service,  2  mos.  17  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Jan.  6,  1776. 

Green,  Timothy,  Westborough  (also  given  Pownalborough).  List  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt. 
Edmund  Brigham,  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co.,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence.  West- 


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Green,  Timothy,  continued. 

borough;  engaged  for  town  of  Westborough ;  joined  Capt.  Watson's  co.,  Col. 
Greaton's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nat.  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  13,  1777;  Capt.  Watson's  co..  Col. 
Greaton's  regt. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Watson's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Watson's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given] ; 
residence,  Pownalborough ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Pownalborough ;  mustered  by 
County  Muster  Master  Barber;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  service 
on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Williams's  (Light  Infantry)  co.. 
Col.  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Sept. -Nov.,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Wil- 
liams's CO.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  25, 
1781 ;  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ;  age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  enlisted  Feb.  1,  1777,  by  Lieut.  Allen; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

Green,  Timothy.  List  of  men  dated  Brookfield,  June  30,  1778,  showing  service 
credited  to  them  respectively,  as  returned  by  the  committee  chosen  to  make  an 
average  of  the  service  rendered  to  the  credit  of  the  3d  Precinct  of  Brookfield ;  total 
amount  of  service  rendered  made  to  average  5J  months  for  each  single  poll  in 
said  precinct ;  said  Green  not  credited  with  service. 

Green,  Timothy.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Wise's  co.,  Boston  regt. ;  list  of  militia 
officers  ;  commissioned  July  21,  1780  [  ?] . 

Green,  Timothy,  Jr.  List  of  men  dated  Brookfield,  June  30.  1778,  showing  service 
credited  to  them  respectively,  as  returned  by  the  committee  chosen  to  make  an 
average  of  the  service  rendered  to  the  credit  of  the  3d  Precinct  of  Brookfield ;  total 
amount  of  service  rendered  made  to  average  5^  months  for  each  single  poll  in 
said  precinct ;  said  Green  not  credited  with  service. 

Green,  Uzziah,  Royalston.  Private,  Capt.  Jonas  Allen's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Doo- 
little's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  7  days ;  also, 
list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under  Maj.  Loammi  Baldwin  at 
Cambridge,  dated  May  15,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doo- 
little's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Green  and  others,  dated 
Charlestown,  June  26,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  company  re- 
turn dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Dec.  26,  1775. 

Green,  Wardwell.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Elijah  Lewis's  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Green's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  roll  dated  July  6,  1778;  reported  discharged 
May  6,  1778  [service  not  given] . 

Green,  Warwick  (also  given  Norwich),  Medfield.  List  dated  April  27, 1777,  of  men 
belonging  to  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's  co.  of  Medfield  militia  drafted  to  serve  at  Rhode 
Island  for  2  months  in  accordance  with  a  warrant  from  Col.  Wheelock  to  Lieut. 
Baxter;  said  Green  reported  not  drafted,  but  hired  by  Asa  Boyden  who  was 
drafted;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Plimpton's  co.,  Col.  Hawes's  regt.;  enlisted 
Sept.  25,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island;  also,  return  dated  Medfield,  Jan.  11,  1779,  made  by  the  Select- 
men, of  bounties  paid  said  Green  and  others  who  were  raised  and  marched  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  June  10,  1778  ;  also,  list  of  men  reported  as  engaged  to  serve  at 
Rhode  Island  for  the  town  of  Medfield,  agreeable  to  an  order  of  Col.  Hawes  of 
Aug.  11,  1779;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  19, 
1780;  age,  29  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  negro;  engaged  for  town  of 


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Green,  "Warwick  (also  given  Norwich)  ,  continued. 

Medfield  ;  marched  to  camp  July  19,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Clark;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson 
as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also, 
pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Medfield  for  service  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  during  1780;  marched  July  19,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  18,  1781; 
service,  6  mos.  10  days,  travel  included,  at  or  near  West  Point ;  also,  receipt  dated 
Medfield,  April  12,  1782,  signed  by  said  Green  and  others,  for  the  equivalent  in 
Indian  corn  of  their  wages  for  service  at  West  Point  in  the  6  months  campaign 
in  1780;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Fisher's  co.,  [Col.]  Turner's  regt. ;  pay  roll  dated 
March  26,  1783. 

Green,  William,  Adams.  Descriptive  list  dated  Lenox,  Aug.  20,  1781,  of  men  raised 
in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and  delivered  to  William 
Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county  ;  Capt.  Brown's  co..  Col.  Simonds's  regt. ; 
age,  45  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  negro;  occupation,  laborer;  resi- 
dence, Adams ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Adams ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  receipted  for  by 
Col.  Shepard. 

Green,  William,  Cumberland  (also  given  Boston).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Glover's  (5th  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  re- 
turned agreeable  to  order  of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777;  residence,  Cumberland; 
engaged  for  town  of  Marblehead ;  joined  Col.  William  Lee's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ; 
aZso,"return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 1780,  of  officers  and  men 
belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  be- 
longing to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated 
into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the 
arrangement  of  April  9,  1779 ;  rank,  Private ;  residence,  Boston ;  engaged  Jan.  8, 
1778 ;  term,  during  war ;  said  Green  appears  among  men  belonging  to  Col.  David 
Henley's  regt.  who  had  been  discharged  from  the  rolls  prior  to  above  arrange- 
ment ;  reported  deserted  Feb.  25,  1778 ;  also,  account  dated  Boston,  July  12, 1780, 
rendered  by  Ensign  Edward  Phelon,  for  reward  for  apprehending  said  Green  and 
others,  deserters  from  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.,  and  returning  them  to  said 
regiment ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  July  19,  1780. 

Green,  William,  Falmouth.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  brig  "  Julius 
Caesar,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Nathaniel  Bently,  sworn  to  at  port  of  Falmouth, 
June  21,  1780;  age,  20  yrs.  1  mo.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  resi- 
dence, Falmouth ;  rated  1  share. 

Green,  William,  Freetown.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Tubbs's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  7 
days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  20,  1775. 

Green,  William,  Kittery.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army, 
as  returned  by  Capt.  Joshua  Baldwin,  dated  Billerica,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence, 
Kittery ;  engaged  for  town  of  Tewksbury  (also  given  Billerica) ;  joined  Col.  Put- 
nam's regt. ;  terra,  during  war. 

Green,  William,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Nicholson  Broughton's  co.,  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  29, 1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  8  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  20,  1775. 

Green,  William,  Pepperell.  Private,  Capt.  John  Nutting's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
William  Prescott's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
6  days;  also,  Capt.  John  Nutting's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's  (10th)  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  2,  1775;  reported  sick,  on  furlough. 


840  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Green,  William,  Pepperell.  Order  of  the  day,  dated  May  8, 1775 ;  said  Green  reported 
as  Adjutant  of  the  day;  also,  order  of  the  day,  dated  Cambridge,  May  19,  1775; 
said  Green  reported  as  Adjutant  of  the  day;  also,  Adjutant,  Col.  "William  Pres- 
cott's  regt. ;  return  of  officers  of  said  regiment,  dated  May  25,  1775  ;  ordered  in 
Provincial  Congress  May  26,  1775,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  also,  list 
of  officers  belonging  to  Col.  Prescott's  regt.,  as  returned  by  said  Green,  dated 
Cambridge,  May  29, 1775 ;  also,  Adjutant,  same  regt. ;  entered  service  April  19, 
1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  20  days ;  also,  same  regt. ;  list  of  field  and  staff  officers  on  a 
return  of  Capt.  Henry  Farwell's  co.  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  petition  dated 
Cambridge,  Oct.  28,  1775,  signed  by  Col.  William  Prescott  and  Lieut.  Col.  John 
Robinson,  asking  that  other  officers  belonging  to  Col.  Prescott's  (10th)  regt.,  who 
had  served  as  commissioned  officers  from  the  time  of  the  formation  of  the  army, 
might  receive  their  commissions;  said  Green  reported  as  present  and  acting  as 
Adjutant,  but  without  a  warrant;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  31, 1775,  that  said  offi- 
cers be  recommended  to  Gen.  Washington  for  commissions ;  also.  Adjutant,  Col. 
Prescott's  regt. ;  recommendation  addressed  to  Gen.  Washington,  dated  Council 
Chamber,  Nov.  1, 1775,  signed  by  James  Otis,  in  behalf  of  the  Council,  recom- 
mending that  certain  officers  receive  commissions  in  the  Continental  Army  accord- 
ing to  their  respective  ranks. 

Green,  William,  Plymouth.  Musician,  Capt.  Abraham  Hammatt's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Marshfield;  service,  11  days;  also.  Drummer,  Capt.  Ezra  Badlam's  co..  Col. 
Richai'd Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  July 
1,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  8  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sewall's  Point,  Oct. 
8,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at 
Sewall's  Point,  Nov.  27,  1775. 

Green,  William,  Reading.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  David  Green's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  9  days ;  also,  list  of 
men  belonging  to  the  train  band  under  Capt.  John  Walton,  dated  Reading,  May 
13,  1775;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Cowdrey's  (2d)  co.,  2d  Middlesex 
Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  company,  as  returned  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Benjamin  Brown,  dated  Reading,  June  19,  1776;  ordered  in  Council 
June  21,1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  June 
21,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Belnap's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Eleazer 
Brooks's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  appointed  to  command  a  regiment  drafted  from 
Middlesex  Co.  militia  and  ordered  to  march  to  Horse  Neck  by  Brig.  Oliver  Pres- 
cott Sept.  26,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  engaged  Oct.  9,  1776;  discharged 
Nov.  16,  1776 ;  service,  51  days,  12  days  travel  (231  miles)  included ;  order  for 
payment  of  amount  of  roll  dated  at  North  Castle  and  signed  by  Col.  Brooks ; 
also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Cadwallader  Ford's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Dec.  3,  1777;  engaged  Nov.  4,  1777;  company  detached  from 
militia  and  stationed  at  Cambridge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated 
Cambridge,  Jan.  21,  March  2,  and  April  1,  1778;  service  guarding  troops  of  con- 
vention ;  also.  Captain,  2d  co..  Col.  Fox's  (2d  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass. 
militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  Feb.  18,  1779;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Cyprian 
How's  regt.;  entered  service  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  4 
mos.  2  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Green,  William,  Sharon  (also  given  Nobletown).  Private,  Capt.  John  McKinstry's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Patterson's  (26th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  9,  1775;  service,  3  mos.;  also,  company  return  [probabl\^  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  3,  Charlestown, 
Oct.  26,  1775. 

Green,  William,  Spencer.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Mason's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  14  days. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  841 

Green,  William,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt,  Benjamin  Haws's  co..  Col.  John  Smith's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6  days;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  for  Continental  service,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Metcalf  of  Col.  Wheelock's 
regt.,  dated  June  18,  1777 ;  residence,  Wrentham ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  1st  Wrentham  co.  (known  as  North 
CO.  in  West  Precinct  of  Wrentham),  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt., 
as  returned  by  Capt.  John  Metcalf,  dated  Wrentham,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence, 
Wrentham;  engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham;  joined  Capt.  Goodale's  co..  Col. 
Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  April  1,  1780 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered 
by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  13, 1777 ; 
Capt.  Goodale's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  also,  Private,  Maj.  Allen's  co.,  Col. 
Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Franklin;  also,  Capt.  Nathan 
Goodale's  co.,  Coi.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778; 
mustered  by  Col.  Barber;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  re- 
turned as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  July  9,  1780;  age,  28  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
engaged  for  town  of  Wrentham  ;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  8,  1780 ;  marched  to 
camp  July  9,  1780,  under  command  of  Lieut.  Jackson  of  the  artillery ;  also,  pay 
roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Wrentham  for  service  in  the  Conti- 
nental Array  during  1780 ;  marched  June  13, 1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  26,  1780 ;  ser- 
vice, 6  mos.  3  days,  travel  included;  also,  receipt  dated  Franklin,  April  24,  1782, 
for  bounty  paid  said  Green  by  Josiah  Robbins,  on  behalf  of  Class  No.  1  of  the 
town  of  Franklin,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Green,  William.  Drummer,  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  Jan.-March,  1776. 

Green,  William.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Gideon  Kent's  22d  (New  Ashford)  co.,  2d 
Berkshire  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  respective  com- 
panies in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds;  ordered  in 
Council  May  4,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned 
May  3,  1776;  commissions  dated  June  1,  1776. 

Green,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Grannis's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  James 
Blossom;  enlisted  Sept.  1, 1776 ;  dischargedNov.  21, 1776;  service,  2  mos.  21  days; 
company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Green,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Cutler's  co.  of  volunteers ;  service,  32  days 
in  Northern  department ;  company  raised  in  Weston  and  Oakham  and  marched 
Sept.  24,  1777,  to  join  army  under  Gen.  Gates. 

Green,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Enos  Parker's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Symonds's  regt.j 
enlisted  Sept.  3, 1777 ;  discharged  Sept.  27, 1777 ;  service,  27  days,  travel  included ; 
regiment  detached  from  Berkshire  Co.  militia  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at 
Bennington. 

Green,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Tuckerman's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  in  camp  near  Valley  Forge;  enlisted  Jan.  11, 
1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  sick  at  Boston. 

Green,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Micah  Hamlen's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (1st) 
regt.  of  guards;  enlisted  April  13,  1778;  discharged  July  6,  1778;  service,  2  mos. 
22  days,  travel  included,  at  Cambridge ;  enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2, 1778 ; 
also,  Capt.  Joseph  Palmer's  co.,  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service,  8  days,  on  an 
alarm  at  Falmouth  and  Dartmouth  in  Sept.,  1778. 

Green,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Amariah  Babbit's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
regt.;  service,  5  days;  company  marched  on  the  alarm  of  Oct.  14,  1780,  at  the 


842  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Green,  William,  contiiiued. 

Northward;  also,  Lieut.  Dudley  Holdridge's  detachment  from  Capt.  Amariah 
Babbitt's  co.,  Col.  Symonds's  regt. ;  service,  3  days,  on  an  alarm  in  Oct.,  1780; 
roll  endorsed  "  Oct.  21,  1780." 

Green,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Barns's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Symonds's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  April  29,  1777 ;  discharged  May  19,  1777 ;  service,  21 
days ;  company  called  out  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  and  marched  to  Saratoga ; 
roll  sworn  to  before  Chairman  of  committee  of  Lanesborough ;  also,  Capt.  Asa 
Barns's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simons's  regt.;  service,  7  days,  at  the  Northward; 
company  marched  from  Lanesborough  Oct.  14,  1780 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
service,  5  days,  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward ;  company  marched  from  Lanes- 
borough Oct.  26,  1780. 

Green,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Willcox's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  29,  1777 ;  service,  30  days,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode 
Island;  also,  Capt.  Job  Cook's  (16th)  co.,Col.  Hathaway's  (2d  Bristol  Co.)  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  7,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780 ;  service,  2  days,  on  an  alarm  at 
llhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Dartmouth ;  also,  Capt.  Henry  Jenne's  co. ;  en- 
listed March  14,  1781;  discharged  March  18,  1781;  service,  4  days;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island. 

Green,  William.  Collier  and  Woodcutter;  return  of  rations  allowed  in  Quartermas- 
ter General's  department  at  Fishkill,  dated  Oct.  14,  1781 ;  reported  drafted  from 
Massachusetts  levies. 

Green,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Shattuck's  co.,  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  Barnabas  Sears ;  enlisted  Aug.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov. 
8,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  2  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  for  3  months- 
Roll  dated  Deerfield. 

Green,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Tobias  Lord's  co. ;  marched  Feb.  22,  1776 ;  service 
to  Nov.  25,  1776,  9  mos.  3  days;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth,  Cumberland 
Co.,  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Abner  Lowell's  co.  of  matrosses 
stationed  at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co. ;  return  dated  Falmouth,  July  31,  1777 ; 
company  reported  Aug.  11, 1777,  as  mustered  by  Col.  Noyes,  agreeable  to  seacoast 
establishment;  also,  pay  roll  dated  Oct.  18,  1783,  for  wages  due  Sergt.  Peter 
Merrill  and  men  for  service  with  guards  at  Falmouth ;  warrant  for  payment  covers 
service  from  Jan.  -,  1783,  to  April  -,  1783. 

Green,  William.  Pay  roll  of  a  company  raised  in  Falmouth,  Barnstable  Co.,  by 
Joseph  Dimuck,  Esq.,  to  guard  the  shores;  enlisted  June  10  [1783]  ;  discharged 
Nov.  15  [1783]  ;  service,  5  mos.  5  days. 

Green,  William,  Jr.,  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.  Private,  Capt.  Tobias  Lord's  co. ; 
marched  Feb.  29,  1776 ;  service  to  Nov.  25,  1776,  8  mos.  26  days ;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.,  for  defence  of  seacoast ;  also,  return  of  men 
raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Peter  Noyes's  (1st  Cumberland 
Co.)  regt.,  dated  Falmouth,  Nov.  20,  1778;  residence,  Falmouth;  engaged  for 
town  of  Falmouth  ;  joined  Capt.  Skillen's  co.,  Col.  Francis's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Clark's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  21,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  John 
Skillin's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  en- 
listment, Jan.  21,  1777,  to  time  of  arrival  at  Bennington;  credited  with  59  days 
allowance;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Thomes's  co..  Col.  Tupper's  regt.;  return  dated 
Jan.  26,  1778;  mustered  by  Maj.  Insley,  County  Muster  Master,  and  by  Col. 
Varick,  Continental  Muster  Master ;  aZso,  Colonel's  co.,  Col.  Tupper's  (15th)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  Jan.  21,  1777;  reported 
on  command  at  "  Snarlington ;  "  a/so.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Tupper's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Jan.  20, 1780 ;  reported 
discharged  Jan.  20,  1780. 


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Green,  William,  Jr.,  Pepperell.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival 
at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778;  11th  co.,  Col.  Reed's  regt. ; 
age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  residence,  Pepperell ;  engaged  for  town  of  Pep- 
perell ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner, 
by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778 ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  19,  1778. 

GuEEN,  William,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Bowker's  co..  Col.  Webb's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  18, 1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  30, 1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  22  days,  travel  included ; 
company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Green,  Zaccheus.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  James  Rusel's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.; 
service,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  Dorchester,  March  4,  1776,  to  reinforce  the 
army. 

Green,  Zach.  List  of  men  appearing  under  the  heading  "  Hartwell  Brook  the  1st 
Everidge ;  "  said  Green  appears  among  men  in  service  at  Ticonderoga  in  1776. 

Green,  Zachariah,  Brookfield.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Nathan  Hamilton's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Converse's  (4th  Worcester 
Co.)  regt.,  sworn  to  at  Brookfield,  Feb.  18,  1778;  residence,  Brookfield;  engaged 
for  State  of  Connecticut;  joined  Capt.  Walbridge's  co. ;  term,  3  years. 

Green,  Zebedee.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  Trescott's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt.j 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  12,  1776; 
reported  died  Oct.  22,  1776. 

Green,  Zeeb,  Winchendon.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Wilder's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  6  days ;  also,  Capt.  John  Black's  co.. 
Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  20, 
1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also, 
(late)  Capt.  Black's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  26,  1775;  also,  petition  signed  by 
said  Green  and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  John  Black's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt., 
asking  for  allowances  for  articles  lost  in  battle  at  Bunker  Hill  June  17,  1775 ;  said 
Green  claimed  compensation  for  loss  of  a  gun  ;  certificate  dated  Hutchinson,  April 
28,  1776,  signed  by  Capt.  Black,  certifies  to  the  correctness  of  statements  in  the 
petition;  amounts  allowed  by  resolve  of  May  10,  1776;  also,  Private,  Capt.  John 
Joslin's  CO.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  service,  1  mo.;  company  marched  from 
Leominster  to  Bennington  on  the  last  of  July,  1777,  to  join  forces  under  Col.  Seth 
Warner ;  roll  dated  Leominster ;  also,  petition  signed  by  Capt.  John  Joslin,  stating 
that  said  Green  and  others  had  marched  in  his  company,  July  30,  1777,  and  con- 
tinued in  service  until  the  last  of  Nov.,  1777,  but  he,  the  said  Joslin,  having  been 
discharged  the  last  of  Aug.,  1777,  had  made  up  the  pay  roll  for  service  of  the  men 
in  question  at  a  lower  rate  of  wages  than  they  were  entitled  to,  and  requesting 
that  the  balance  due  them  be  allowed ;  amounts  allowed  in  Council  Aug.  -,  1777; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Carter's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  (Worcester  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  31,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  11  days, 
travel  included,  at  the  Northward;  roll  dated  Leominster. 

Greenable,  Benjamin,  Freetown.  List  of  men  raised  in  Bristol  Co.  for  the  term  of 
9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April 
20,  1778,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R. 
Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Freetown  ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June 
18,  1778. 

Greenacre,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Greenhakers.] 

Greenacre,  Christopher.  Matross,  Capt.  Callender's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  10,  1779,  to 


844  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Greenacre,  Christopher,  continued. 

July  12,  1779;  reported  deserted;  also,  Capt.  Lieut.  John  Callander's  co.,  Col. 
Crane's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlisted  Feb.  6, 1777 ; 
enlistment,  3  years. 

Greene,  Amos,  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  Sargent's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery) 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  27,  1777,  to  May  12,. 
1777 ;  reported  deserted. 

Greene,  Cato.  Private,  Capt.  John  Holden's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp  East  Green- 
wich ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Greene,  Cato  R.  Private,  Capt.  John  Holden's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Christopher  Greene's 
(1st  Rhode  Island)  battalion ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp  East  Green- 
wich ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Greene,  Chri's.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Rice's  co.,  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt.; 
abstract  for  wages  and  billeting  allowed  from  Dec.  4,  1776,  to  Jan.  6,  1777;  said. 
Greene  credited  with  16  days  allowance ;  reported  son  of  Samuel  Greene. 

Greene,  Christopher.  Colonel,  1st  Rhode  Island  battalion;  muster  roll  of  field,. 
stafiF,  and  commissioned  officers  for  July,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich ;  appointed 
Jan.  1,  1777;  reported  Brigade  Commandant. 

Greene,  Cuff.  Private,  Capt.  John  S.  Dexter's  (4th)  co..  Col.  Christopher  Greene's 
(Ist  Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich;, 
enlisted  Feb.  18,  1778;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Greene,  David.  Seaman,  ship  "  General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George  Wait 
Babcock;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  at  Boston,  Sept.  9,  1780; 
age,  20  yrs.;  complexion,  light;  occupation,  marine;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Greene,  George.  Drummer,  Capt.  Thomas  Rice's  co..  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt.; 
abstract  for  wages  and  billeting  allowed  from  Dec.  4,  1776,  to  Jan.  6,  1777 ;  said 
Greene  credited  with  22  days  allowance. 

Greene,  Irijah,  Royalston.  Matross,  Capt.  Buckland's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (Artillery) 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  30, 
1780;  reported  deserted  Dec.  30,  1780;  also,  Private,  Colonel's  co.  commanded  by 
Capt.  Lieut.  Peter  Clayes,  Col.  Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  Jan. -June, 
1780;  reported  transferred  to  Col.  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.  Nov.  23,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Samuel  Shaw's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  return  made  by  order  of  Gen.  Heath, 
dated  West  Point,  Jan.  9,  1781;  enlisted  Nov.  -,  1779,  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Jonston; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

Greene,  Isaac.  Order  on  Col.  Bolwin  (Baldwin),  payable  to  Jonathan  Robing,  dated 
Little  Comfort,  Oct.  20,  1777,  signed  by  said  Greene,  for  billeting  money  due  "  for 
coming  from  York  "  (New  York). 

Greene,  Jack.  Private,  Capt.  John  S.  Dexter's  (4th)  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's 
(1st  Rhode  Island)  battalion ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich ; 
enlisted  Feb.  22,  1778 ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Greene,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cole's  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

Greene,  James.  Receipt  dated  Adams,  Sept.  15,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Greene 
by  William  Smith,  on  behalf  of  Class  No.  8  of  the  town  of  Adams,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army. 

Greene,  Jedediah,  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  Sargent's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  27,  1777,  to. 
May  12,  1777 ;  reported  deserted. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  845 


GREENE,   Jerah.     Private,  Capt.  John  Holden's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Christopher  Greene's 
(1st  Rhode  Island)  battalion ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp  East  Green- 
wich ;  enlistment,  during  war. 
Greene,  Jeremiah.    Seaman,  State  brig  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Fos- 
ter Williams ;  engaged  June  29,  1778;  discharged  Oct.  16,  1778;  service,  3  mos. 
17  days. 
Greene,   Jeremiah.     Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Low's  co..  Col.   Benjamin   Symonds's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlir,ted  Oct.  27,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1/80;  service, 
2  days,  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward. 
Greene,  Jeremiah  F.    Private,  Capt.  Levi  Brown's  (Adams)  co..  Col.  Asa  Barnes's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  30,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  7.  1781 ;  service  9 
days;  company  detached  on  the  alarm  of  Oct.  30,  1781,  and  joined  army  under 
Gen.  Stark  at  Saratoga. 
<}REENE    Job    Jr.     Company  receipt,  given   to  Capt.  Squire  Millard,  for  wages  and 
'billeting  for  service  for  1  day  on  the  alarm  of  Nov.  21,  1776,  dated  Warwick, 
Feb.  -,  1777. 
Greene  Joel.    Captain,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  regt.,  encamped  at  Roxbury  ;  general 
return  of  officers,  endorsed  "  May  19, 1775 ;  "  said  Green  reported  absent  recruiting. 
Greene,   John,  Gofham.     Pay  abstract  of  Capt.  Josiah  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Brewer's  regt.,  for  subsistence  money,  dated  Boston,  March  19,  1777;  enlisted 
Jan.  1,  1777°  credited  with  77  rations;  14  days  travel  also  allowed  on  march  to 
Bennington. 
Greene  John,  Upton.    Descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  three  miles  from  West  Point,  Jan. 
OS  1781  •  Capt.  Blanchard's  co.,  9th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son- a<'e  20yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair, light;  occupation, 
yeoman;' residence,  Upton;  enlisted  Feb.  22,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war. 
Greene   John.    Pay  roll  of  the  brigantine  "  Rising  Empire,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Richard  Whellen ;  engaged  July  30, 1776 ;  discharged  Sept.  2, 1776 ;  service,  1  mo. 
3  days.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Bristol  Co. 
Greene    John.     Sergeant;    company  receipt  d^ted  Warwick,  given  to  Capt.  Squire 
Millard,  for  wages  and  billeting  for  service  for  1  day  on  the  alarm  of  Nov.  21, 
1776-   also  Capt.  Squire  Millard's  CO.,  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt.;  abstract  for 
wa-e's  and  billeting  allowed  from  Dec.  4,  1776,  to  Jan.  9,  1777;   credited  with 
36  days  allowance;   also,  1st  division  of  Capt.  Millerd's  co..  Col.  Waterman  s 
rest  •  service  from  Jan.  9,  1777,  to  Feb.  3,  1777,  31  days;  also,  company  receipt, 
given  to  Capt.  MiUerd,  for  wages  from  Jan.  9,  1777,  to  Feb.  8,  1777.  dated  War- 
wick, -,  1777  ;  also,  Sergeant,  1st  division  of  Capt.  Millerd's  co.,  Col.  Waterman  s 
regt.';  service  from  Apri'l  6  to  April  20,  1777,  15  days. 
Greene   John.    Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Leicester  for  service 
in'the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  3,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  5, 
1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  11  days,  travel  included. 
Greene    John.     Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  returned  as  received  by  Sergt.  Caleb  Snow  and  Elias 
Bolton  at  Taunton,  May  3,  1781,  to  be  conducted  to  Springfield  and  delivered  to 
Col.  William  Shepard ;  age.  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion   light ;  oc- 
cupation, seaman;  engaged  for  town  of  Attleborough ;  engaged  April  23,  1/81; 
term,  3  years;  reported  deserted. 
<3KEENE,  John,  Jr.    Company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  given  to  Capt.  Squire  Millard, 
for  wages  and  billeting  for  service  for  1  day  on  the  alarm  of  Nov.  21.  1/76  ;  also, 
list  of  men  drafted  to  serve  in  the  1st  division  of  militia  under  Capt.  MiUerd ;  ser- 
vice reported  to  have  begun  Jan.  9,  1777;  said  Greene  reported  as  son  of  John 
Greene. 


846  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Greene,  Joshua  D.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  for  Continental  service, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston  ;  engaged  Feb. 
13,  1781. 

Greene,  Mark.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  (7tli)  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's 
(8th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1783 ;  balance  of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired, 
9  months  21  days. 

Greene,  Nathan,  Leicester.  Bombardier,  Capt.  David  Henshaw's  co.,  Col.  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  return  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc.,  sworn  to  Nov.  9, 1776 ; 
company  stationed  at  Boston. 

Greene,  Newport.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Lewis's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's 
(1st  Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1778;  enlistment,  during  war ; 
reported  sick  and  absent;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  July,  Aug., 
and  Oct.,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for 
Nov.  and  Dec,  1779,  dated  Newport,  R.  I. 

Greene,  Pero.  Private,  Capt.  John  S.  Dexter's  (4th)  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's 
(1st  Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich; 
enlisted  Feb.  20,  1778 ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Greene,  Peter.  Sergeant ;  company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  given  to  Capt.  Millard, 
for  wages  and  billeting  for  service  for  1  day  on  the  alarm  of  Nov.  21,  1776 ;  also, 
Capt.  Squire  Millerd's  co.,  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt.;  abstract  for  wages  and 
billeting  allowed  from  Dec.  4, 1776,  to  Jan.  9, 1777 ;  credited  with  36  days  allowance. 

Greene,  Peter.  Company  receipt  dated  Warwick,  Feb.  -,  1777,  given  to  Capt.  Squire 
Millard  for  wages  and  billeting  for  service  for  1  day  on  the  alarm  of  Nov.  21, 1776. 

Greene,  Prince.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Lewis's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Christopher  Greene's 
(1st  Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1778,  and  Jan.,  1779;  en- 
listed March  22, 1778 ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  absent  with  leave  in  Jan., 
1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  July,  Aug.,  and  Oct.,  1779;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779,  dated  Newport,  R.  I. 

Greene,  Richard.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Shed's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Gerrish's  (1st)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  18,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  2,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  14  daj's,  at  or  near 
Claverack. 

Greene,  Samuel.  Private,  Lieut.  William  Bird's  co.,  Col.  Thayer's  (SuflFolk  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  19,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,1780;  service,  3  mos.  3  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and 
stationed  at  West  Point. 

Greene,  Thomas,  West  Springfield.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  1  week  1  day;  also,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;   enlisted  April  28,  1775;   service,  3  mos., 

I  week,  3  days. 

Greene,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Rice's  co..  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt. ; 
abstract  for  wages  and  billeting  allowed  from  Dec.  4, 1776,  to  Jan.  6,  1777;  said 
Greene  credited  with  12  days  allowance ;  also,  1st  division  of  Capt.  Squire  Millard's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Waterman's  regt. ;   service  between  April  6  and  April  20,  1777, 

II  days ;  reported  son  of  Richard  Greene. 

Greene,  Thomas.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden ;  engaged  Oct.  10,  1777.    Roll  made  up  for  advance  pay  for  1  month. 

Greene,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  David  Bell's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Symmes's  detachment  of 
guards;  enlisted  Feb.  12,  1778;  discharged  May  12,  1778;  service,  3  mos.,  under 
Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  847 

Greene,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Shed's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Gerrish's  (1st)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  18,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  2,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  14  days,  at  or  near 
Claverack. 

Greene,  Timothy,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Pope's  co.,  Col.  William  Shep- 
pard's  (4th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Medway;  also,  Capt.  Pope's  co..  Col. 
Shepard's  (3d)  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given] ;  residence,  Abington ;  enlisted  for 
town  of  Abington  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  July,  Aug.,  Oct., 
Nov.,  1778,  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence ;  enlisted  Nov.  30, 
1776 ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  on  command  at  the  shore  in  March  and 
April,  1779. 

Greene,  Timothy.  List  of  men  drafted  to  serve  from  Jan.  9,  1777,  in  1st  division  of 
militia  under  Capt.  Squire  Millard. 

Greene,  Wardell  (also  given  Ward),  Sergeant,  Capt.  Elijah  Lewis's  co.,  Col. 
Christopher  Greene's  (1st  Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.-Nov., 
1777,  and  Jan.-April,  1778 ;  enlisted  April  29, 1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported 
on  furlough. 

Greene,  Warwick,  Medfield.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Tit- 
comb's  regt. ;  service,  2  mos.  4  days ;  company  drafted  for  service  on  a  2  months 
campaign  and  marched  to  Rhode  Island  May  3, 1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  July  2,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  1  day,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 1779 ;  roll  dated  Tiverton ;  also,  Capt. 
Samuel  Fisher's  co. ;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  2  days  ;  company 
detached  from  militia  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for  the  term  of  4  weeks  in  a  regi- 
ment under  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher,  Commandant;  roll  sworn  to  at  Wrentham; 
also,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co. ;  marched  March  3,  1781 ;  discharged  March  17, 
1781 ;  service,  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  detached  from  4th  Suffolk  Co. 
regt.  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock  for  service  on  a  40  days  expe- 
dition to  Rhode  Island  under  Maj.  Gen.  Lincoln. 

Greene,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Brown's  co. ;  service,  27  days,  in  Northern 
department;  company  marched  from  Lanesborough  to  Pawlet  Sept.  5,  1777,  on 
an  alarm. 

Greene,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Holden's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Christopher  Greene's 
(1st  Rhode  Island)  battalion ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp  East  Green- 
wich ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  under  guard. 

Greene,  William.  Seaman,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Allen 
Hallet;  engaged  March  30,  1779;  discharged  April  30, 1779;  service,  1  mo.;  also. 
Seaman,  brigantine  "Active,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Allen  Hallet;  engaged  May 
20,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  31,  1779;  service,  3  mos.  12  days;  roll  sworn  to  in 
Suffolk  Co. 

Greenfield,  William.  Private,  Capt.  William  Douglas's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776;  discharged  March 
22,  1777 ;  service,  96  days ;  company  marched  to  Ticonderoga. 

Greenhakers,  Christian.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Mas- 
ter for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  25,  1779 ;  Col.  Crane's  regt.  [See  Chris- 
topher Greenacre  and  Christopher  Garrick.] 

Greenhood,  Miles.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's 
regt.  of  guards;  joined  Jan.  12,  1778;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  22  days,  at  Cam- 
bridge. 

Greenlauf,  William.  Order  for  wages  for  Jan.,  1784,  appearing  in  a  register  of 
orders  accepted  on  account  of  wages. 


848  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Greenlaw,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Greenlow.] 

Greenlaw,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Reed's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  24,  1781;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1781;  service,  10  days;  enlistment  to 
expire  Dec.  1,  1781 ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts. 

Greenleaf,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Greanleaf,  Greenlauf, 

Greenleef,  Greenleif,  Greenlief,  Greenliflf,  Greinlieaf,  Grenlaf,  Grenlef.] 

Greenleaf,  Abel.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Evans's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  8,  1778 ;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1779 ;  service,  6  mos.,  travel  included,  at 
North  Kingston,  R.  I. ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Newburyport;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  dated  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  22,  Oct.  14,  and  Nov.  13,  1778 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kingston,  Nov.  6,  1778 ;  enlist- 
ment to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Greenleaf,  Benjamin,  Woolwich.  List  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned  by  Charles  Gushing, 
Brigadier  for  Lincoln  Co.,  dated  Pownalborough,  June  3,  1778;  enlisted  out  of 
Col.  McCobb's  (1st  Lincoln  Co.)  regt. ;  residence,  Woolwich. 

Greenleaf,  Benjamin.  List  dated  Sept.  12,  1777,  of  prisoners  sent  on  shore  at  Sheep- 
scot  river  and  Townsend  from  His  Majesty's  ship  "Rainbow,"  and  certified  Nov. 
10,  1777,  by  George  Collier  as  having  been  liberated  by  him  without  receipts  being 
given  for  them,  as  there  were  no  Selectmen  to  sign  at  places  above  named. 

Greenleaf,  Caleb.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Huse's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. 
of  guards ;  enlisted  Nov.  10,  1777 ;  service  to  April  4,  1778 ;  company  stationed 
at  Winter  Hill. 

Greenleaf,  Daniel,  Newbury.  Lieutenant,  Col.  David  Henley's  regt. ;  list  of  officers 
who  had  not  received  their  donation  of  clothing,  dated  Boston,  May  25, 1778 ;  also, 
return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  be- 
longing to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,and  men  belonging 
to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a 
regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrange- 
ment of  April  9,  1779;  rank.  Lieutenant;  residence,  Newbury;  said  Greenleaf 
appears  among  officers  belonging  to  Col.  Henley's  regt.  who  were  not  included  in 
the  above  arrangement;  reported  never  joined  the  regiment. 

Greenleaf,  Daniel.  Surgeon,  Col.  Jonathan  Smith's  regt. ;  list  of  field  and  staff 
officers  [year  not  given] . 

Greenleaf,  David.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt. ;  service  with 
detachment  commanded  by  Maj.  Andrew  Symmes  drafted  to  serve  for  5  weeks  in 
guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath,  agreeable  to  order 
of  Council  of  May  12,  1777. 

Greenleaf,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Brintnal's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's  (Mid- 
dlesex Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  28,  1780 ;  discharged  Nov.  1 ,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos. 
8  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Rhode 
Island  for  3  months. 

Greenleaf,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt. ;  service  from  July  30, 1778,  to  Sept.  13, 1778, 1  mo.  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island ; 
roll  sworn  to  at  Lancaster ;  also,  Capt.  Ephraim  Hartwell's  co.  of  guards ;  enlisted 
Oct.  26,  1779;  discharged  April  23,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  27  days;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Rutland;  also,  receipt  dated  Worcester,  May  30,  1782,  for  bounty  paid 
said  Greenleaf  by  Capt.  Joshua  Wood,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  1  of  the  town  of 
Leominster,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Greenleaf,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bayley's  co.,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's 
regt. ;  enlisted  April  1,  1777 ;  service  to  May  26,  1777,  2  mos. 


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Oreenleaf,  Elias  (also  given  Elias  Mason  Greenleaf).  Descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county; 
age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  dark ;  eyes,  gray ;  occu- 
pation, farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Reading;  engaged  April  10,  1781;  term,  3 
years ;  reported  mustered  April  9,  1781 ;  also,  descriptive  return  of  recruits  sent 
by  the  State  of  Massachusetts  as  a  portion  of  her  quota  of  the  Continental  Army 
subsequent  to  Jan.  1, 1781,  who  were  reported  unfit  for  duty  ;  2d  Mass.regt. ;  age, 
17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  engaged  for  town  of  K.eading ;  term,  3  years ;  reported 
suffering  from  a  very  bad  rupture ;  also  reported  received  bounty  of  10  cattle. 

Greenleaf,  Enoch,  Woolwich  (also  given  Georgetown).  Private,  Capt.  Samuel 
McCobb's  CO.,  Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  June  1,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  5  days;  residence,  Woolwich;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  7, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Winship's  (4th) 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  regimental  return  dated  North 
Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  receipts  for  wages  for 
Sept. -Dec,  1776 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  2,  1777;  Capt.  Spurr's  co.,  Col.  Nixon's 
regt.;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Spurr's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  July  14,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
a/so,  pay  roll  for  July,  1780;  service,  18  days;  reported  returned  from  desertion 
July  14,  1780 ;  also,  Capt.  Spurr's  co. ;  return  for  clothing,  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  18,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Spurr's  CO.,  6th  Mass.  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Oct.- 
Dec,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  29,  1781;  Capt.  Pike's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Smith's  (also  given  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's)  6tli  regt.;  rank.  Pri- 
vate ;  age,  27  (also  given  25)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  11  (also  given  5  ft.  10)  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark ;  hair,  dark ;  eyes,  black ;  residence,  Woolwich ;  enlisted  April  -, 
1779,  by  Lieut.  Crane;  enlistment,  during  war;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin 
Pike's  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  returns  for  wages;  wages 
allowed  said  Greenleaf  for  Jan.,  1781-Dec.,  1782,  24  months;  reported  absent  in 
Aug.  and  Sept.,  1782;  also,  order  on  Capt.  Haywood,  Paymaster  of  6th  Mass. 
regt.,  dated  Hallowell,  Dec.  29,  1784,  signed  by  said  Greenleaf,  for  wages  due  for 
service  in  said  regiment. 

Greenleaf,  Enoch.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  (Newburyport)  co. ;  enlisted  July 
10,  1775;  discharged  Jan.  1,1776;  service,  6  mos.  8  days;  company  stationed  at 
Newburyport  for  defence  of  seacoast.  Roll  dated  Newburyport  and  sworn  to  at 
Ipswich. 

Greenleaf,  Enoch.  Maj.  Thomas  Thomas's  (Artillery)  co. ;  payroll  for  wages  for 
service  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  in  1778 ;  warrant  reported  dated  March  5, 
1785. 

Greenleaf,  Henry,  Newburyport.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  2d  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Ralph  Cross,  sworn  to  in 
Essex  Co.,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Newburyport;  engaged  for  town  of  New- 
buryport; joined  Capt.  Brown's  co..  Col.  Lee's  regt. ;  also,  ration  roll  for  part  of 
Capt.  Jonathan  Drown's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel  Bradford's  regt.,  made  up  from  the 
time  of  their  several  enlistments  to  June  16,  1777,  dated  Boston ;  enlisted  March 
20, 1777 ;  credited  with  87  rations  ;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown, 
April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's  and  Col. 
Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's 
regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry 
Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779 ;  rank.  Private ;  engaged 
March  20,  1777;  term,  3  years;  said  Greenleaf  appears  among  men  belonging  to 
Col.  William  R.  Lee's  regt.  who  had  been  discharged  from  the  rolls  prior  to  above 
arrangement. 


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Greenleaf,  Isaac.  Account  of  money  paid  by  persons  to  hire  men  to  go  to  Canada 
[year  not  given] ,  examined  and  allowed  by  a  committee  at  Medford,  Oct.  8, 1776 ; 
also,  account  of  money  paid  by  persons  to  hire  men  who  went  to  New  York  in 
Sept.,  1776,  examined  and  allowed  by  a  committee  at  Medford,  Jan.  13,  1777; 
also,  list  of  men  drafted  from  town  of  Medford  Dec.  9,  1776,  to  march  to  Cam- 
bridge and  join  Capt.  John  Walton's  co.  and  go  to  Noddle's  Island. 

Greenleaf,  Israel.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Brintnal's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's  (Mid- 
dlesex Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  28, 1780 ;  discharged  Nov.  1, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos. 
8  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Rhode 
Island  for  3  months. 

Greenleaf,  Israel.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  Continental 
service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Super- 
intendent for  said  county ;  age,  16  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
hair,  light;  eyes,  blue;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Marlborough; 
engaged  March  22,  1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Greenleaf,  John,  Hingham.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  16,  1777;  Capt.  Willington's  co.,  Col. 
Wigglesworth's  regt.;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Willington's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wig- 
glesworth's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Hingham ;  enlisted  for 
town  of  Hingham ;  reported  deserted ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  deserters  from  Lieut. 
Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (13th)  regt.,  endorsed  "July  13,  1780;"  Capt.  Ebenezer 
Smith's  CO.;  rank,  Private;  age,  30  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light; 
hair,  brown ;  occupation,  seaman :  deserted  Feb.  -,  1777. 

Greenleaf,  John,  Hull.  Capt.  Stowers's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of  4  Inde- 
pendent companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1, 1777 ;  age,  36  yrs. ;  mustered 
by  Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master. 

Greenleaf,  John,  Pownalborough.  List  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental 
Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned  by  Charles  Cushing, 
Brigadier  for  Lincoln  Co.,  dated  Pownalborough,  June  3, 1778 ;  residence,  Pownal- 
borough ;  enlisted  out  of  Col.  McCobb's  (1st  Lincoln  Co.)  regt. 

Greenleaf,  John,  Waltham.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co.,  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  dated  Boston,  Nov.  27, 
1776,  and  endorsed  "  at  Dorchester  Heights." 

Greenleaf,  John.  Enlistment  agreement  dated  June  -,  1776,  signed  by  said  Green- 
leaf and  others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  until  Dec.  1,  1776,  unless  sooner 
discharged,  each  man  to  furnish  his  own  firearm,  etc.,  and  to  march  with  the 
utmost  despatch  to  New  York. 

Greenleaf,  John.  Company  receipt  for  wages  for  Oct.  and  Nov.  [1776] ,  and  for  travel 
allowance  home,  given  to  Capt.  Jonathan  Houghton,  dated  Bolton,  Dec.  14, 1776 ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Houghton's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Smith's  regt. ;  list  of 
men  belonging  to  said  company  [year  not  given] . 

Greenleaf,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargeant's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  detached  July  2,  1778;  service  to  July  17,  1778,  15  days,  at  Winter  Hill. 

Greenleaf,  Jonathan  [?].  Corporal,  Capt.  Isaac  Hall's  co. ;  service,  4  days;  com- 
pany marched  from  Medford  by  order  of  Gen.  Washington  at  the  time  of  taking 
Dorchester  Heights  in  March,  1776. 

Greenleaf,  Jonathan.  Account  of  money  paid  by  persons  to  hire  men  who  went  to 
New  York  in  Sept.,  1776,  examined  and  allowed  by  a  committee  at  Medford,  Jan. 
13, 1777. 

Greenleaf,  Joseph,  Pownalborough  (also  given  Woolwich).  Private,  Capt.  Israel 
Davis's  CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Fry's  regt. ;  marched  from  home  March  4,  1776 ;  service 


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Greenleaf,  Joseph,  continued. 

to  May  31,  1776,  2  mos.  28  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted 
June  1,  1776;  service  to  Dec.  5,  1776,  6  mos.  5  days,  at  Boothbay  in  defence  of 
seacoast;  a^so,  Lieut.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  detachment;  service  from  Dec.  5  to 
Dec.  31,  177G,  26  days,  at  Boothba^',  in  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
John  Wiley's  co.,  Col.  Michael  Jaclison's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts 
for  service  from  March  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Pownalborough ; 
term,  3  years;  also,  Capt.  John  Bayley's  co., Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  enlisted  March 
11,  1777 ;  service  to  May  26,  1777,  2  mos.  21  days ;  also,  Capt.  Peirce's  co.,  Col. 
Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
March  10,  1780;  residence,  Woolwich;  a^so,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Solomon  Walker's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt.;  engaged  April  22,  1780;  discharged  Dec. 
16,  1780 ;  service,  7  mos.  25  days,  under  Brig.  Gen.  P.  Wadsworth  at  the  East- 
ward. 

Greenleaf,  Mayo,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Lunt's  co.,  Col.  Moses  Little's 
(17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  2,  1775;  service,  13 
weeks;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  22  yrs. ;  said  Green- 
leaf appears  among  "  those  for  Quebec;  "  also,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  (Newbury- 
port) CO.;  enlisted  July  9,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  19,  1776,  4  mos.  l-t  days;  com- 
pany stationed  at  Plum  Island  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Lieut.  Moses  Pike's 
detachment  from  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co. ;  service  from  Nov.  20,  1776,  to  Jan. 
1,  1777,  1  mo.  12  days ;  detachment  stationed  at  Plum  Island. 

Greenleaf,  Moses,  Newburyport.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  (Newbury- 
port) CO. ;  engaged  July  8, 1775 ;  discharged  Jan.  1, 1776 ;  service,  6  mos.  10  days ; 
company  stationed  at  Newburyport  for  defence  of  seacoast ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Ips- 
wich ;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated  June 
29,  1776;  said  Greenleaf  chosen  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  co.  of  sea- 
coast men  to  be  stationed  at  Newburyport ;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Coun- 
cil June  29,  1776;  reported  commissioned  June  29,  1776;  also,  1st  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  John  Peabody's  co. ;  return  made  by  Brig.  Michael  Farley,  dated  Ipswich, 
Sept.  13,  1776,  of  officers  recommended  for  commissions  who  were  appointed  to 
command  companies  raised  from  his  brigade  by  order  of  Council  and  Maj.  Gen. 
Warren  and  ordered  to  march  to  Dorchester  Heights  ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
John  Peabody's  co.,  Col.  Francis's  regt. ;  return  of  officers  to  be  commissioned, 
dated  Sept.  23,  1776 ;  company  made  up  from  Col.  Jonson's  and  Col.  Titcomb's 
regts..  Brig.  Farley's  brigade ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  26,  1776,  that  said  officers 
be  commissioned  with  the  exception  of  2d  Lieutenants  and  officers  of  the  com- 
pany of  which  John  Gay  was  1st  Lieutenant;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John 
Peabody's  CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  of  regiments  raised 
for  defence  of  Boston  [year  not  given]  ;  also,  list  of  officers  returned  by  Col.  Eben- 
ezer Francis,  endorsed  "Dorchester  Heights,  Oct.  -,  1776;"  reported  marched 
to  join  regiment  Aug.  9,  [1776]  ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Peabody's  co.,  Col. 
Francis's  regt. ;  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  sworn  to 
Nov.  29,  1776 ;  credited  with  3  days  allowance ;  company  drafted  from  Salisbury, 
Newburyport,  Bradford,  Haverhill,  Methuen,  Boxford,  and  Andover;  also.  Cap- 
tain, Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779 ;  also,  recommendation  addressed  to  the  Coun- 
cil, dated  Boston,  Feb.  20,  1777,  signed  by  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis,  recommending 
certain  officers  in  his  regiment  for  commissions ;  said  Greenleaf  recommended  for 
Captain;  ordered  in  Council  Feb.  20,  1777,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned; 
reported  commissioned  Feb.  3,  1777 ;  also.  Captain ;  petition  addressed  to  the 
General  Court,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island,  Aug.  31,  1777,  signed  by  said  Green- 
leaf and  others,  officers  of  (late)  Col.  Francis's  regt.,  asking  that  Lieut.  Col. 
Littlefield  be  appointed  Colonel  of  said  regiment ;  also,  petition  addressed  to  the 
General  Court,  dated  Camp  above  Stillwater,  Sept.  15, 1777,  signed  by  officers  of  Col. 
Marshall's  regiment  and  other  regiments,  requesting  that  clothing  be  furnished 


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Greenleaf,  Moses,  continued. 

them  to  replace  that  lost  on  retreat  from  Ticonderoga;  also,  Col.  Tupper's  regt. ; 
return  dated  Jan.  25,  1778;  residence,  Newburyport;  reported  furloughed;  also, 
order  dated  Danbury,  Oct.  12,  1778,  for  donation  of  clothing  [name  cancelled 
on  order];  also,  6th  co..  Col.  Tupper's  (15th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March, 
1779,  dated  West  Point;  reported  furloughed  Feb.  1,  1779,  by  Gen.  McDougall 
for  2  months ;  also,  return  of  officers  for  clothing,  dated  West  Point,  Aug.  10, 
1779;  also,  Captain,  11th  Mass.  regt. ;  lists  of  settlements  of  rank  of  Continental 
officers,  dated  West  Point,  made  by  a  Board  held  for  the  purpose  and  confirmed  by 
Congress  Sept.  6,  1779;  reported  commissioned  Jan.  1,  1777;  also.  Captain,  Col. 
Tupper's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
Oct.  15,  1780;  reported  son  of  Jonathan  Greenleaf;  also,  2d  co..  Col.  Tupper's 
(11th)  regt.;  muster  roll  of  field  and  staff  officers  for  Oct.-Dec,  1780,  dated 
Hutts  near  West  Point;  reported  resigned  Oct.  16,  1780. 

Greenleaf,  Nathaniel,  Newbury.  List  of  men  drafted  from  Essex  Co.  militia  to 
march  to  Horse  Neck  under  command  of  Col.  Cogswell  [year  not  given] ,  but  who 
failed  to  join  regiment;  reported  drafted  from  town  of  Newbury;  drafted  into 
Capt.  Ilsley's  co. 

Greenleaf,  Richard.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Lion,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Wingate  Newman,  sworn  to  at  Boston,  July  12,  1781 ;  age,  16 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.;  complexion,  dark. 

Greenleaf,  Samuel,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Bumstead's  co. ;  list  of  men 
drafted  from  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.,  agreeable  to  order  of 
Council  of  May  7,  1777,  to  guard  stores,  etc.,  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj. 
Gen.  Heath  for  the  term  of  5  weeks ;  also,  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  service,  42  days;  company  reported  as  Boston  militia  and  sta- 
tioned at  Hull  from  July  26,  1777,  to  Sept.  11,  1777;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 
and  endorsed  "  men  drafted  from  Boston  regt. ; "  also.  Private,  Lieut.  Thomas 
Holland's  detachment;  engaged  Jan.  23,  1778;  discharged  May  1,1778;  service, 
3  mos.  9  days,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath ;  detachment  drafted  to  do  duty  as  guards 
on  board  prison-ship  "  Kingston  "  in  Boston  harbor ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Boston  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9 
months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20, 1778,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen 
Badlam,  Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Capt.  Robert  Davis,  of  Col.  Vose's 
regt.,  at  Roxbury,  June  4,  1778,  to  be  delivered  to  Brig.  Gen.  Warner,  at  Fish- 
kill;  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.;  age,  38  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in.;  com- 
plexion, dark;  hair,  dark;  eyes,  gray;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  for  town  of 
Boston ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner, 
by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co., 
Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  detachment  of  guards;  enlisted  Aug.  16, 1779;  discharged 
Oct.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  17  days,  at  and  about  Boston;  also,  Maj.  Nathaniel 
Heath's  CO. ;  enlisted  Oct.  1,  1779;  discharged  March  31,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  3 
days ;  service  performed  at  and  about  Boston  under  successive  engagements  of  3 
months. 

Greenleaf,  Samuel,  Woolwich.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  2d  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Ralph  Cross,  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co., 
Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Woolwich;  engaged  for  town  of  Newburyport;  joined 
Capt.  John  Bailey's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Bay- 
ley's  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  10,  1777 ;  service  to  May  26,  1777, 
2  mos.  22  days. 

Greenleaf,  Samuel.  List  dated  Sept.  12,  1777,  of  prisoners  sent  on  shore  at  Sheep- 
scot  river  and  Townsend  from  His  Majesty's  ship  "  Rainbow,"  and  certified  Nov. 
10, 1777,  by  George  Collier,  as  having  been  liberated  by  him  without  receipts  being 
given  for  them  as  there  were  no  Selectmen  to  sign  at  places  above  named. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  853 

Gkeenleaf,  Samuel.  List  of  prisoners  brought  toMarblehead  in  the  cartel  "  Pacific" 
to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Stone,  Commissary 
[year  not  given]  ;  said  Greenleaf,  Midshipman,  reported  taken  in  the  "  Yankee 
Hero"  (privateer)  by  the  British  ship  "  Milford." 

Greenleaf,  Stephen,  Hull.  Capt.  Stowers's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of  4 
Independent  companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1, 1777 ;  age,  34  yrs. ;  mus- 
tered by  Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master. 

Greenleaf,  Stephen.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt. ;  service  with 
detachment  commanded  by  Maj.  Andi-ew  Symmes  drafted  to  serve  for  5  weeks  in 
guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath,  agreeable  to  order 
of  Council  of  May  12,  1777. 

Greenleaf,  Stephen.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
June  9,  1779,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent,  Nov.  24,  1779; 
engaged  for  town  of  Reading;  also,  list  of  6  months  men  raised  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superin- 
tendent for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner;  also,  descriptive  list  of 
men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by 
Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  11,  1780;  age,  47  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft. 
llin. ;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Reading;  arrived  at  Springfield 
July  10, 1780;  marched  tocamp  July  11, 1780,under  command  of  Ensign  Bancroft; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Sumner's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  Oct.,  1780;  enlisted  July  10,1780;  enlistment,  6  months;  a^so,  receipt 
dated  Reading,  June  5,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Greenleaf  "  by  Joseph  Bancroft 
and  others  of  his  Class  "  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for 
said  county;  age,  47  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10j|  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  dark; 
eyes,  dark;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Reading;  engaged  May  10, 
1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Greenleaf,  Thomas.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Daniel  Lothrop's  (7th)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  list  of  officers  to  be  commissioned,  as  returned  by  Col. 
Crafts,  dated  Boston,  Sept.  27,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  9,  1776,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  engaged  May 
9, 1776 ;  service  to  Nov.  1, 1776,  5  mos.  24  days ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service 
from  Nov.  1,  1776,  to  Feb.  1,  1777,  3  mos. ;  reported  as  serving  1  mo.  in  Colony 
service,  2  mos.  in  Continental  service ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Col.  Crafts's  regt. ;  list 
of  officers  submitted  by  Col.  Crafts  to  the  Council  for  approval,  dated  Boston, 
April  18,  1777;  approved  in  Council  April  18,  1777;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Lothrop's  (7th)  co. ;  list  of  officers  of  Lieut.  Col.  Crafts's  regt.  of  the  train  [year 
not  given]  ;  also,  Capt.  Lothrop's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from 
Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  7,  1777, 3  mos.  7  days ;  also,  Captain  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Perez 
Cushing's  (7th)  co.,  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  list  of  officers  [year  not  given]  ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  time  of  enlistment  to  Sept.  30,  1777,  4  mos. 
24  days ;  also,  petition  addressed  to  the  Council,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  18, 1777,  signed 
by  said  Greenleaf,  a  Captain  Lieutenant  in  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.,  request- 
ing permission  to  resign  his  commission  in  order  to  secure  more  active  service,  he 
being  stationed  at  Hull  and  the  only  officer  of  Col.  Crafts's  regt.  doing  duty 
there;  ordered  in  Council  Nov.  8,  1777,  that  the  resignation  be  accepted  and  said 
Greenleaf  discharged;  also,  Capt.  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt.;  service,  1 
mo.  8  days;  roll  made  up  for  service  from  Nov.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1777. 

Greenleaf,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mighill's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's 
(Essex  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  5, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  10, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos. 
14  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  in  Newbury,  Rowley,  and  Ipswich,  to 
reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 


854  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Greenleaf,  William,  Haverhill.  Capt.  McFarland's  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt. ;  receipt 
dated  Camp  Mt.  Washington,  Sept.  29, 1776,  signed  by  said  Greenleaf  and  others, 
for  money  due  prior  to  Jan.  1,  1776;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's 
(7th)  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  regimental  return  dated  North 
Caslle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  also,  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept. -Dec,  1776;  also, 
return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Nathaniel 
Marsh's  (1st  Haverhill)  co.,  dated  Haverhill,  Feb.  12, 1778;  residence,  Haverhill; 
engaged  for  town  of  Haverhill;  joined  Capt.  Fairfield's  co..  Col.  Wiglesworth's 
(Wigglesworth's)  regt.;  term  to  expire  Jan.-,  1780;  a^so,  list  of  men  mustered 
by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  13, 1777 ; 
Capt.  Fairfield's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Peter  Page's 
CO.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  16,  1777,  to  Sept.  1,  1777;  reported  promoted 
Sept.  1,  1777;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Matthew  Fairfield's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wiggles- 
worth's regt.;  return  of  men  in  service  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  also,  Capt. 
Joseph  McNall's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mus- 
tered by  Col.  Barber;  a^so.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  reported  as 
serving  5  mos.  13  days  as  Ensign,  22  mos.  17  days  as  Lieutenant;  also.  Ensign, 
Capt.  Daniel  Pilsbury's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  (4th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May, 
1778,  dated  Valley  Forge;  commissioned  Sept.  1,  1777  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  "  Greenage ;  "  also,  Subaltern ;  list  of  commis- 
sioned officers  in  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.,  dated  Boston,  Oct.  5,  1778;  also. 
Ensign ;  account  of  clothing  supplied  officers  of  Col.  Wigglesworth's  (13th)  regt., 
Oct.  12,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Pilsbury's  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  pay  roll  for 
Oct.,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  (5th) 
CO.,  (late)  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Porter;  muster  roll  for 
March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  appointed  Feb.  20,  1778 ;  reported  on 
command  "Updike  Ntown;"  also,  13th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  John 
Porter;  return  of  officers  for  clothing,  dated  Camp  Lower  Salem,  Aug.  28,  1779; 
also.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec. 31, 1780;  also,  13th  Mass.  regt..  Gen.  Glover's  brigade; 
return  of  officers,  dated  Boston,  Dec.  14,  1780. 

Greenleaf,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Poor's  co. ;  company  return  [year 
not  given]  ;  copy  of  receipt,  dated  Newbury,  March  18, 1777,  signed  by  said  Green- 
leaf and  others  of  the  company,  for  wages  for  6  weeks  service  appears  on  reverse 
of  return. 

Greenleaf,  William.  Captain,  10th  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  (2d  Worcester  Co.) 
regt. ;  list  of  officers  to  be  commissioned,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Col.  Ephraim 
Sawyer  and  Maj.  Silas  Bailey,  dated  Lancaster,  March  18, 1776;  ordered  in  Council 
March  20, 1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  March 
20,  1776;  «Zso,  Captain,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  entered  service  Aug.  22, 
1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  26,  1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  on  an  alarm 
at  Bennington  ;  also.  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  engaged  Sept.  1, 1777 ;  discharged 
Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days,  travel  included,  with  Northern  army ;  roll 
dated  Lancaster;  also,  abstract  for  retained  rations  due  said  Capt.  Greenleaf  and 
other  officers  of  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.  of  militia  who  were  in  Continental  ser- 
vice in  Northern  department,  as  returned  by  Col.  Cushing,  dated  Scaresdeal,  Nov. 
30,  1777;  rations  allowed  said  Greenleaf  from  Sept.  3  [1777],  to  Oct.  12  [1777]  ; 
credited  with  80  rations;  also,  2d  Major,  5th  Worcester  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia; 
list  of  officers  ;  commissioned  Oct.  12,  1778 ;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the 
House  of  Representatives,  dated  Oct.  9,  1779 ;  said  Greenleaf  chosen  Lieutenant 
Colonel,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  (2d  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  ap- 
pointment concurred  in  by  Council  Oct.  9,  1779 ;  reported  commissioned  Oct.  9, 
1779. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  855 

Greenleef,  "William.  Captain  ;  abstract  for  retained  rations  due  said  Greenleef  and 
other  officers  of  Col.  Cuslaing's  regt.  of  militia  who  were  in  Continental  service, 
as  returned  by  Thomas  Lanmon,  Quarter  Master,  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co.,  and 
endorsed  "  service  in  Northern  department ;"  rations  allowed  said  Greenleef  from 
Oct.  13  [1777],  to  Dec.  9  [1777]  ;  credited  with  116  rations. 

Greenleif,  Abel,  Newbury.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  French's  co.,  Col.  Edward 
Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  Albany  home ;  warrant 
allowed  in  Council  Jan.  30,  1777. 

Greenlief,  Benjamin,  Woolwich.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Lincoln  Co.  for 
the  term  of  9  months  from  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
April  20,  1778,  returned  as  received  of  Samuel  McCobb,  Superintendent  for  Lin- 
coln Co.,  by  Theophilus  Batchelder,  at  Georgetown,  May  28, 1778,  to  be  conducted 
to  Fishkill  and  delivered  to  Brig.  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner;  Capt. 
Walker's  co.,  1st  Lincoln  Co.  regt.;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complex- 
ion, dark;  residence,  Woolwich;  engaged  for  town  of  Woolwich;  arrived  at 
Fishkill,  June  19,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  War- 
ner, Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  also,  Corporal,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Lemont's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt.;  enlisted  July  9,  1779;  dis- 
charged Sept.  24, 1779;  service,  2  mos.  15  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Greenlief,  David.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from  June 
1,  1782,  7  mos. 

Greenlief,  Elias  Mason.  Return  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co.,  Feb.  25,  1782,  made 
by  the  Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid  said  Greenlief  and  others  raised  by  the  town 
of  Reading  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ; 
term,  3  years. 

Greenlief,  Enoch.  Private,  Capt.  John  Spurr's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th) 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  June  3, 
1779;  reported  deserted  June  3,  1779,  but  returned  and  gave  himself  up  to  Lieut. 
Chambers ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15, 
1777,  certified  at  Camp  near  Peekskill,  Feb.  16,  1779 ;  also,  order  on  Capt.  Hey- 
wood  for  $100,  dated  Boston,  May  1,  1779,  signed  by  said  Greenlief;  also,  Capt. 
Spurr's  CO.,  Col.  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1779,  dated  Highlands ; 
reported  furloughed  April  17,  1779,  for  45  days ;  also,  Capt.  Spurr's  co.,  6th  Mass. 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  June  and  July,  1779 ;  reported  deserted. 

Greenlief,  Henry.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Drown's  co..  Col.  Lee's  regt.;  pay  ab- 
stract for  Sept.,  1777 ;  enlisted  March  20,  1777. 

Greenlief,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  9,  1776;  service  to 
Dec.  12,  1776 ;  said  Greenlief  reported  as  among  men  who  went  home  Dec.  12, 
1776,  without  a  discharge ;  company  detached  for  service  at  Noddle's  Island. 

Greenlief,  Israel.  Account  dated  Marlborough,  Aug.  17,  1781,  rendered  by  the 
Selectmen,  of  bounties  paid  said  Greenlief  and  others  raised  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780;  also. 
Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  March  22,  1781,  21 
mos.  8  days. 

Greenlief,  John,  Pownal borough.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Lincoln  Co.  for 
the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received 
of  Samuel  McCobb,  Superintendent  for  Lincoln  Co.,  by  Theophilus  Batchelder,  at 
Georgetown,  May  28,  1778,  to  be  conducted  to  Fishkill  and  delivered  to  Brig. 
Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner;  Capt.  Decker's  co.,  1st  Lincoln  Co.  regt. ;  age, 
22  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Pownalborough ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Pownalborough ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  19,  1778 ;  also,  list  of 
men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam, 
July  20,  1778. 


856  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 


Greenlief,  John.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  1st  Lieut.  Heman  Lincoln, 
Col.  Lovil's  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  company  marched  to  Hull  June  14,  1776. 

Greenlief.  Joseph,  Pownalborough.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Stearns's  co..  Col.  Ephraim 
Doolittle's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Charlestown,  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Greenlief,  Samuel,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  in  SuflFolk  Co.  for  the  term  of  9 
months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20, 
1778,  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated 
Fishkill,  Aug.  1,1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  19 
(also  given  June  18),  1778. 

Greenlief,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battelle's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Pierce's 
regt.;  enlisted  May  14,  1779;  discharged  July  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  21  days, 
travel  included,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 

Greenlief,  Stephen.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Reading  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  5,  1780;  discharged 
Dec.  12,  1780 ;  service,  5  raos.  19  days,  travel  included. 

Greenliff,  Joseph,  Pownalborough.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Stearns's  co..  Col.  Ephraim 
Doolittle's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  21,  1775;  service, 
2  mos.  15  days. 

Greenlow,  John.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem;  engaged  Sept.  17, 
1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Greenman,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grinman.] 

Greenman,  Adlet  [  ?] .  Private,  Lieut.  Daniel  Brown's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  Oct.  13,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1780; 
service,  5  days,  on  an  alarm.    Roll  dated  Hancock. 

GREENiMAN,  Jeremiah.  Adjutant;  muster  roll  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1783,  of  field  and 
staff  officers  of  a  Rhode  Island  regiment  with  such  non-commissioned  officers 
as  were  not  attached  to  any  company,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Commandant  Coggs- 
hall  Olney ;  reported  on  furlough  ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  March,  April,  and  May, 
1783,  of  field  and  staff  officers  of  a  Rhode  Island  battalion  with  such  non-commis- 
sioned officers  as  were  not  attached  to  any  company,  as  returned  by  Jeremiah 
Olney,  Lieut.  Col.  Commandant;  reported  "mustered  since  Dec,  1782." 

Greeno,  Richard,  Boston.  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt.;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1779;  resi- 
dence, Boston ;  credited  to  town  of  Boston ;  reported  transferred  to  corps  of 
invalids  at  Boston  April  30,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Brewer's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.; 
return  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge,  Jan.  23,  1778;  mustered  by  State  Muster 
Master;  also,  order  on  Board  of  War,  payable  to  Lieut.  Ephraim  Minot,  com- 
manding officer  of  the  corps  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  endorsed  "  Boston, 
Jan.  -,  1779,"  signed  by  said  Greeno  and  others,  for  clothing  due  them  as  a  dona- 
tion from  the  several  towns  in  the  state ;  also,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co.  of 
invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nicola's  regt.;  muster  rolls  dated  Sept. 
9,  and  Oct.  2,  1779;  term,  3  years;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct., 
1779. 

Greenock,  George.  Boy,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Allen 
Hallet;  engaged  March  30,  1779;  discharged  April  30,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 

Greenough,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Greeno,  Greenouh, 

Greno,  Grenough.] 

Greenough,  Daniel,  Bradford.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall,  at  Spring- 


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Greenough,  Daniel,  continued. 

field,  July  16,  1779;  Capt.  Savory's  co.,  Col.  Johnson's  regt. ;  age,  20  yrs.;  stat- 
ure, 5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  engaged  for  town  of  Bradford;  also,  return 
dated  Boxford,  Dec.  8,  1779,  of  men  mustered  by  John  Gushing,  Muster  Master 
for  Essex  Co.,  to  join  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  June  9,  1779;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continen- 
tal Arm}'  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned 
as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Spring- 
field, July  20, 1780 ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Bradford ;  marched  July  20, 1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Benjamin 
"Warren ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 
1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Bradford  for  service 
in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  14, 1780;  discharged  Dec.  6, 
1780;  service,  5  mos.  4  days,  travel  included. 

Greenough,  David  S.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Joseph  Smith's  detachment  of  militia  from 
town  of  Wellfleet,  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  detachment  marched  to 
Falmouth  Sept.  10,  1778,  by  order  of  Brig.  Joseph  Otis  on  an  alarm. 

Greenough,  David  Stod'd.  List  of  men  drafted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  town  of  Wellfleet  but  who  paid  fines  in  lieu  of  service,  as  returned  by 
Winslow  Lewis,  Chairman  of  Selectmen,  and  Committee  of  Wellfleet,  Sept.  8, 1777. 

Greenough,  Ebenezer,  Haverhill.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Cadet  co.  of  Haver- 
hill, which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  under  command  of  Lieut. 
Israel  Bartlet;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Marsh's  co.,  Maj.  Gage's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  2, 1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  6, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Northern  army. 

Greenough,  James.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Savory's  detachment  from  2d  Bradford  co. ; 
marched  Nov.  30,  1775;  returned  Dec.  4,  1775;  service,  5  days;  detachment 
marched  for  defence  of  Cape  Ann  ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.,  Maj.  Gage's 
regt.;  engaged  Sept.  30,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  9  days, 
travel  included,  with  Northern  army ;  roll  dated  Bradford. 

Greenough,  John,  Bradford.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's 
regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men 
returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under  Lieut.  Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated  June  22, 
1775;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.;  company  return 
dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  6,  1775 ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co. 
for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  April  20,  1778;  Capt.  Savory's  co..  Col.  Johnson's  (4th  Essex  Co.) 
regt. ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  residence,  Bradford ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Bradford ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  19, 1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received 
of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  also,  list 
of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated 
Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778;  also,  Private,  Capt.  James  Mallon's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  11, 
1779;  discharged  Nov.  10,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  2  days,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Hancock 
at  Castle  Island ;  company  raised  in  Essex  Co. 

Greenough,  John.  Memorandum  of  firelocks  received  of  sundry  officers  and  soldiers ; 
date  of  delivery  Jan.  1,  1776. 

Greenough,  John.  List  of  men  drafted  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  town 
of  Wellfleet  but  who  paid  fines  in  lieu  of  service,  as  returned  by  Winslow  Lewis, 
Chairman  of  Selectmen,  and  Committee  of  Wellfleet,  Sept.  8,  1777;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Joseph  Smith's  detachment  of  militia  from  town  of  Wellfleet,  Col.  Free- 
man's regt. ;  service,  2  days ;  detachment  marched  to  Falmouth  Sept.  10, 1778,  by 
order  of  Brig.  Joseph  Otis  on  an  alarm. 


858  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Geeenough,  Jonathan,  Newburyport,  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.,  Maj. 
Gage's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  30,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777;  service,  1  mo. 
9  days,  travel  included,  with  Northern  army;  roll  dated  Bradford;  also,  Capt. 
Jonathan  Ayer's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  "Wade's  (Essex  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  7, 
1780;  discharged  Oct.  10, 1780;  service,  3  mos.  15  days,  travel  included ;  company 
raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months ;  roll  dated  Haverhill ;  also, 
Capt.  John  Robinson's  co.,  Col.  William  Turner's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  9,  1781 ; 
discharged  Dec.  1,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  26  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode 
Island;  enlistment,  5  months;  regiment  raised  in  Essex  Co. 

Greenough,  Joseph.  Captain's  Clerk,  ship  "Vengeance,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Thomas  Thomas;  engaged  June  27,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  2 
mos.,  on  Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Oreenough,  Nathaniel,  Bradford.  Private,  Capt.  John  Savory's  (2d  Bradford)  co.. 
Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt.,  which  marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19 
1775,  to  Cambridge ;  said  Greenough  marched  April  20,  1775 ;  left  place  of  ren 
dezvous  April  23,  1775;  service,  3J  days;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.,  Col 
James  Frye's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17,  1775; 
also,  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  6,  1775. 

Greenough,  Nathaniel.  List  of  men  subscribing  to  regulations  for  formation  of  an 
Independent  co.  to  be  raised  in  Boston ;  officers  of  said  Boston  Independent  co. 
commissioned  in  Council  Dec.  7,  1776;  Maj.  Gen.  John  Hancock  to  serve  as 
Colonel,  Col.  Henry  Jackson  as  Lieutenant  Colonel;  also,  Private,  Gen.  John 
Hancock's  (Boston  Independent)  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Henry  Jackson; 
arrived  at  camp  April  17,  1777  ;  discharged  May  5,  1777  ;  service,  21^  days ;  com- 
pany marched  from  Boston  to  Rhode  Island ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  "W.  Edes's 
(2d)  CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  May  8,  1777,  to 
Aug.  1,  1777,  84  days. 

Greenough,  Richard,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Cranston's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whit- 
comb's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  May 
7,  1776;  reported  re-engaged  Nov.  17,  1776,  in  Capt.  Brev/er's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's 
regt.,  but  to  continue  in  Col.  Whitcomb's  regt.  until  Dec.  31,  1776;  also,  list  of 
men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston, 
Feb.  16,  1777 ;  Capt.  Brewer's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt. 

■Greenough,  Richard,  Boston.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Elj-,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  Lieut.  John  Callander,  of  3d 
Artillery  battalion,  at  Springfield,  July  6,  1780;  age,  40  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.; 
complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  5, 
1780;  also,  descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  9,  1781,  made  by  Edward 
Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  6  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  place  of 
rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  received  bounty  and  mileage 
due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter;  Capt.  Parkman's  co. ;  age,  48  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
10  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Boston. 

Greenough,  Richard.  Private,  Capt.  Elias  Parkman's  detachment;  engaged  July  2, 
1778;  discharged  July  17,  1778;  service,  15  days;  detachment  drafted  to  serve  as 
guards;  also,  pay  roll  for  same  service,  dated  Boston. 

Greenough,  Thomas,  Boston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  July  7, 1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  residence, 
Boston ;  engaged  for  town  of  Marlborough  (also  given  Stow) ;  also,  Matross, 
Capt.  Burbeck's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  June  24,  1777,  to  Oct.  10,  1777 ;  reported  died  Oct.  10, 
1777;  also,  Capt.  David  Briant's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  service  from  June  24, 
1777,  to  July  31,  1777,  1  mo.  7  days;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;   muster  rolls  for 


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Greenough,  Thomas,  continued. 

Aug.  and  Sept.,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  wounded  Sept.  11, 1777 ;  also, 
Capt.  Henry  Burbeck's  co.,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1777  ;  reported 
died  Oct.  15,  1777. 
Greenough,  Thomas.  Capt.  Jonas  Richardson's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  receipt 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Greenough  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  9, 
1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ; 
enlisted  April  29,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  22,  1775. 
Greenough,  Thomas.    Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Reed's  co.,  Col.  Varnum'sregt. ;  enlisted 

Jan.  3,  1776  [service  not  given]. 
Greenough,   Thomas.     Memorandum   of  firelocks  received  of  sundry  officers  and 

soldiers ;  date  of  delivery  Feb.  5, 1776. 
Oreenough,  William,  Boston.  Gunner,  Capt.  Jonathan  W.  Edes's  (4th)  co.,  Col. 
Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  enlisted  May  16, 1776 ;  service  to  Nov.  1, 1776, 
5  mos.  20  days,  travel  included;  also.  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from 
Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8, 1777,  3  mos.  7  days;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Edes's  (2d)  co., 
Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  a  bounty,  dated  Boston,  Jan. 
12,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  list  of  men  who  received  bounty  from  April 
3o',  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months;  also,  return  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co. 
for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Boston;  engaged  Jan.  18,  1781. 
Greenouh,  John,  Bradford.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  7  days. 

Greenoway,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  George  Claghorn's  co..  Col.  Abiel  Mitchell's 
(Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  31,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service, 
3  mos.  2  days ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Greenro,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Lewis's  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported 
joined  corps  of  British  deserters  Sept.  8,  1777. 

Greenwall,  John.  Receipt  dated  Springfield,  Jan.  8, 1783,  signed  by  Capt.  Luke  Day, 
of  7th  Mass.  regt.,  Muster  Master,  stating  that  he  had  received  said  Greenwall  of 
John  Ellis,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  5  of  the  town  of  Medway,  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Greenway,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Greannavoy,  Greeno- 

way,  Greeway,  Grenoughway,  Grinnaway.] 

Greenway,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  service  between  Aug.  1,  1777,  and  Oct.  1,  1777,  20  days. 

Greenway,  Thomas  (alias  Isaac).  Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt.;  list 
of  men  who  received  bounty  from  April  30, 1777,  to  Dec.  30, 1777,  8  months ;  also, 
Matross,  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Revere's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Nov.  8,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Perez  Cush- 
ing's (1st)  CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Paul  Revere's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  May  8,  1780,  4  mos.  8  days ;  roll  dated  Boston ;  also,  Capt.  Amos  Lm- 
coln's  (Matross)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  1, 1780 ; 
discharged  Oct.  29,  1781 ;  service,  12  mos.  28  days. 

Greenway,  William,  Plymouth.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Benjamin  Rider's  co.,  1st  Plymouth  Co.  regt.,  dated  Plymouth, 
Feb.  21, 1778;  residence,  Plymouth ;  engaged  for  town  of  Plymouth  ;  jomedCapt. 
George  Donham's  (Dunham's)  co.,  Col.  Baily's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 


860  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AOT)   SAILORS 

Greenwhite,  Johx.  Private,  Capt.  B.  Read's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  John  Benson, 
Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  3,  1780;  discharged 
Aug.  8,  1780 ;  service,  9  days,  travel  included,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

Greenwood, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Greenhood,  Greewood, 

Grenwood.] 

Greenwood,  Aaron,  Sherburne.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Leland's  co..  Col.  John  Bul- 
lard's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  11  days ;  also, 
return  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Sherburne  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Aaron  Gardner's  (1st)  co.,  and  Lieut.  Moses  Perry's  (9th)  co.,  Col. 
Bullard's  regt.,  dated  Sherburne,  Feb.  17,  1778;  residence,  Sherburne;  engaged 
for  town  of  Sherburne;  joined  Capt.  Morse's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  term,  3 
years ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30,  1777 ;  Capt.  Morse's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Morse's  co..  Col.  Rnfus  Putnam's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  28,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Morse's 
CO.,  Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778;  mustered  by 
Col.  Barber;  also.  Light  Infantry  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  28,  1780;  also,  Capt. 
Staples  Chamberlin's  co.,  Col.  Dean's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  7,  1781 ;  discharged 
March  14,  1781 ;  service,  11  days,  travel  included,  on  a  40  days  expedition  ;  com- 
pany marched  to  Rhode  Island  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock. 

Greenwood,  Abel,  Framingham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  King's  co.,  Col.  Whitney'* 
regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  dated  Hull,  July  15, 1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel 
King's  CO.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  service  from  June  29,  1776,  to  Nov.  1, 
1776,  4  mos.  2  days,  at  Hull ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1776, 
to  Dec.  1,  1776,  1  mo.  3  days,  travel  included;  also.  Drummer,  Capt.  Joseph 
Winch's  CO.,  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt.;  engaged  Aug.  16,  1777;  discharged 
Oct.  25,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  19  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department; 
also,  Drummer,  Capt.  David  Brewer's  (10th)  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt. ;  en- 
listed July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  14  days,  travel  included; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Greenwood,  Abijah,  Hubbardston.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Marean's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service, 
17  days. 

Greenwood,  Asa,  Holden.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  5,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  5  days, 
travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  roll  endorsed  "3  months;"  also,  list 
of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.,  to  serve 
in  Col.  Waid's  regt.  at  Rhode  Island  [year  not  given]  ;  Capt.  Belknap's  co. ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Belknap's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted 
May  7,  1778 ;  service  to  July  15,  1778,  2  mos.  8  days,  at  Rhode  Island  ;  roll  dated 
North  Kingston;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Spring- 
field, July  12, 1780;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged 
for  town  of  Holden ;  marched  to  camp  July  12,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign 
Gilbert;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  John  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Holden  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  9,  1780;  discharged 
Jan.  12, 1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  12  days,  travel  included ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Benja- 
min Heywood's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  pay  roll  for  July,  1780; 
enlisted  July  12, 1780 ;  also,  Capt.  Heywood's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (6th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  discharged  Jan.  12,  1781; 
enlistment,  6  months. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  861 


Greenwood,  Bela.  Fifer,  Capt.  John  Homes's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  (1st)  regt. 
of  guards;  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  service  to  July  4,  1778,  3  mos.  3  days,  at  Cam- 
bridi?e;  enlistment,  3  months  from  April  2,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Joshua  Lealand's 
CO.,  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  14  days,  travel 
included ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  July  28,  1780 ;  roll 
dated  Sherburne ;  also,  Capt.  Staples  Chamberliu's  co..  Col.  Dean's  regt. ;  enlisted 
March  7,  1781 ;  discharged  March  14,  1781 ;  service,  11  days,  travel  included,  on 
a  40  days  expedition ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  by  order  of  His  Excel- 
lency John  Hancock. 

Greenwood,  Benjamin.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.;  service 
with  detachment  commanded  by  Maj.  Andrew  Symmes  drafted  to  serve  for  5 
weeks  in  guarding  stores  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath,  agreeable 
to  order  of  Council  of  May  12,  1777. 

Greenwood,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt. ; 
marched  to  camp  July  30, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  4, 1780 ;  service,  9  days,  includ- 
ing travel  home,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

Greenwood,  Eben,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Wiswall's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Lexington ;  service,  4  days. 

Greenwood,  Enoch.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Brigham's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  27,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  travel 
included ;  company  called  out  on  an  alarm  to  assist  Northern  army  and  was  dis- 
charged at  Bennington ;  also,  Capt.  Isaac  Harrington's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Deanney's 
(Denny's)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  18,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  2,  1779;  service,  1  mo. 
15  days ;  company  detached  to  march  to  Claverack  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  3  months. 

Greenwood,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  Staples  Chamberlin's  co..  Col.  Dean's  regt.; 
enlisted  March  7,  1781;  discharged  March  14,  1781;  service,  11  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, on  a  40  days  expedition ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  by  order  of 
His  Excellency  John  Hancock. 

Greenwood,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  John  Hayward's  co..  Col.  Webb's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  23,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  18  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Middlesex  Co. 

■  Greenwood,  Isaac,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  co.,  Col.  Eleazer 
Brooks's  regt.  of  guards ;  joined  Jan.  12,  1778 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos.  22 
days,  at  Cambridge;  also,  list  of  6  months  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for 
Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised 
to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of 
June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen. 
John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  21, 1780 ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  com- 
plexion, ruddy  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Newton;  marched  to  camp  July  21,  1780, 
under  command  of  Capt.  Isaac  Pope ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months 
service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return 
dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also.  Private,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Newton  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780; 
marched  July  17,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  11,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  6  days,  travel 
included. 

.Greenwood,  James  (also  given  James,  Jr.),  Framingham.  Private,  Capt.  Simon 
Edgell's  CO.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  177o,  to 
Concord  and  Cambridge;  service,  8  days;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Morse's  co.,  Col. 
John  Patterson's  (26th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  24, 


862  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Greenwood,  James  (also  given  James,  Jr.),  cotitinued. 

1775;  service,  3  mos.  14  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,. 
certificate,  probal)ly  given  in  support  of  an  order  for  bounty  coat,  dated  March  13, 
1776,  signed  by  Lieut.  William  Boden,  stating  that  said  Greenwood  was  a  soldier 
in  Capt.  Joseph  Morse's  co..  Col.  John  Paterson's  (26th)  regt.,  aZso,  Private,  Capt. 
Samuel  King's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc., 
dated  Hull,  July  15,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  June  29,  1776, 
to  Nov.  1,  1776,  4  mos.  2  days  at  Hull ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from 
Nov.  1,  1776,  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  1  mo.  3  days,  travel  included. 

Greenwood,  James,  Sutton.  Captain  of  a  company  in  Col.  Learned's  regt.,  which 
marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;. 
service,  2^  days. 

Greenwood,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's 
regt.;  service,  21  days;  company  marched  from  Sutton  to  Providence,  R.  I.,  on 
the  alarm  of  Dec.  10,  1776. 

Greenwood,  John,  Boston.  Fifer,  Capt.  Theodore  Bliss's  co..  Col.  John  Paterson's 
(26th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  3, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos. 
6  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  20,  1775 ;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  John  Hinkley's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Symmes's  detachment  of  guards;  enlisted  Feb.  13,  1778;  dis- 
charged May  13,  1778;  service,  3  mos.,  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston. 

Greenwood,  John,  Falmouth.  Private,  Capt.  William  Hudson  Ballard's  co..  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  6,  1775;  reported 
deserted. 

Greenwood,  John,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service,  1  day. 

Greenwood,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Martin's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  the 
alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Ide's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt.;  marched  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  9  days,  under 
Gen.  Heith  (Heath) ;  company  marched  from  Rehoboth  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the 
alarm  of  July  31,  1780. 

Greenwood,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Abijah  Burbank's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt. ; 
marched  to  camp  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  13  days,  in- 
cluding travel  home,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

Greenwood,  Jonathan,  Sherburne.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Leland's  co..  Col.  John 
Bullard's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  11  days; 
also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Joshua  Lealand's  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt. ;  discharged 
Aug.  8,  1780 ;  service,  14  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Rhode 
Island  on  the  alarm  of  July  28,  1780. 

Greenwood,  Joshua,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge ;  service,  4  days ; 
also,  Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  (Newtown)  co.,  Col.  Thatcher's  regt. ;  service,  5  days ; 
company  called  out  March  4, 1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  co..  Col.  Eleazer 
Brooks's  regt.  of  guards ;  service  from  Feb.  3,  1778,  to  April  3,  1778,  2  mos.,  at 
Cambridge. 

Greenwood,  Levi,  Paxton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Cutler's  co..  Col.  Luke  Drury's  regt. ; 
marched  from  home  Sept.  3,  1781 ;  joined  regiment  at  West  Point  Sept.  10,  1781 ; 
discharged  Dec.  3,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel  included ;  residence, 
Paxton  ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Paxton ;  enlistment,  3  months.  Roll  sworn  to  at 
Brookfield. 


IX  THE  WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  863 

Greenwood,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  David  Bent's  co.,  Col.  Natlian  Sparhawk's  regt. ; 
service,  11  days;  company  detached  Aug.  20,  1777,  and  marched  from  Rutland 
to  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

Greenwood,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  Jotham  Houghton's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  31,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  14  days; 
company  raised  for  6  weeks  service  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  dated  Petersham. 

Greenwood,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  "Wilson's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Denny's  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  21,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  11  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  in  New 
York  for  3  months.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Greenwood,  Miles,  Cambridge.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lock's  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Gardner's  regt.;  enlisted  May  4  [year  not  given,  probably  1775]  ;  residence,  Cam- 
bridge ;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  reported  went  on  expedition  to  Quebec 
Sept.  9  [1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lock's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's  (late 
Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6, 
1775;  also,  company  receipt  for  wages  for  Oct.,  1775,  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill  j 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec. 
22,  1775;  «/so,  Private,  Capt.  William  Adams's  co..  Col.  Thatcher's  regt. ;  service, 
5  days;  company  marched  at  request  of  Gen.  Washington  March  4,  1776,  at  the 
time  of  taking  Dorchester  Heights;  also,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  Brooks's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  27,  1776 ;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776 ;  service,  2  mos.  1  day, 
travel  included;  roll  dated  North  Castle;  also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  9,  1776; 
discharged  Dec.  21,  1776;  service,  12  days;  company  detached  for  service  at 
Noddle's  Island ;  also,  Capt. Benjamin  Blaney's  co., Col.  Brooks'sregt. of  guards; 
service  from  Feb.  2,  1778,  to  April  3,  1778,61  days,  at  Cambridge;  also,  Capt. 
Stephen  Frost's  co.,  Col.  Cyprian  How's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  13, 1780;  discharged 
Nov,  1,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  20  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  com- 
pany raised  for  3  months. 

Greenwood,  Miles.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Richard  Ward's  (3d)  co.,  1st  Essex  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  return  dated  Salem,  May  15,  1776,  signed  by  Col.  Timothy 
Pickering,  Jr.,  and  Joseph  Sprague,  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies 
of  militia  in  Salem  and  returned  to  be  commissioned,  said  officers  accepting  the 
appointments,  however,  only  upon  the  condition  that  the  General  Court  would 
compel  a  more  equal  distribution  as  to  the  persons  required  to  undergo  military 
training  and  to  be  subject  to  service  calls,  and  also  in  order  that  the  existing  com- 
panies might  be  kept  fully  trained  and  equipped  ;  ordered  in  Council  June  6, 1776, 
that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  reported  commissioned  June  6,  1776;  also. 
Captain,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;  payroll  of  said  Greenwood's  co. 
made  up  for  service  at  Charlestown  from  Nov.  11,  1777,  to  Feb.  2,  1778,  and  dated 
Camp  at  Winter  Hill;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Flagg's  (Salem)  co.  of 
volunteers;  list  of  officers  of  Essex  Co.  militia;  commissioned  July  25,  1778. 

Greenwood,  Moses,  Holliston  (also  given  Hopkinton).  Private,  Capt.  John  Lealand's 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Abijah  Peirce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge;  service,  6  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army 
April  25, 1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Lealand's  co..  Col.  Doolittle's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance 
pay,  signed  by  said  Greenwood  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  24, 1775 ;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Miller's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  (24th)  regt.;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  16  days;  also, 
company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  10,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  31,  1775 ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Griffith's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  June  26, 
1778;  service,  6  mos.  8  days;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  also,  list  of  6 
months  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commis- 


864  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Greenwood,  Moses,  continiced. 

sioner;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Array  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover  at  Springfield,  July  7, 1780 ; 
age,  27  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hollis- 
ton ;  marched  to  camp  July  7,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Dix ;  also,  list  of 
men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  hav- 
ing passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll 
for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  HoUiston  for  service  in  the  Continental 
Army  during  1780;  marched  July  4,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  7,  1781;  service,  6 
mos.  14  days,  travel  included. 

Greenwood,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  John  Boynton's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhak's  (Spar- 
hawk's)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  27, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  23, 1777 ;  service,  34  days, 
travel  included,  under  Col.  Job  Cushing  on  an  expedition  to  Bennington. 

Greenwood,  Nevinson  (also  given  Nevison).  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Dana's  co..  Col. 
Samuel  Thatcher's  regt.;  service,  2  daj's;  company  marched  to  Roxbury  March 

4,  1776 ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. ;  also,  Corporal ;  pay  roll  of  a  company 
which  marched  Dec.  9,  1776,  under  command  of  1st  Lieut.  Joseph  Crafts  to  join 
Col.  Crafts's  regt.  at  Boston;  service,  5  days. 

Greenwood,  Oliver.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Willmark's  (Willmarth's)  co..  Col.  John 
Hathaway's  regt.;  enlisted  March  14,  1779;  discharged  April  12,1779;  service, 
30  days,  at  Rowland's  Ferry;  also,  Capt.  Jabez  Bullock's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Car- 
penter's regt. ;  enlisted  July  27, 1780;  discharged  July  31,  1780;  service,  5  days, 
under  Gen.  Heath,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm;  company  raised  for  6  days 
service;  roll  sworn  to  at  Rehoboth;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1, 
1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  9  days,  under  Gen.  Heith  (Heath)  at 
Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  1,  1780 ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Rehoboth. 

Greenwood,  Peter.  Boy ;  agreement  signed  by  said  Greenwood  and  others,  engaging 
themselves  to  serve  on  board  the  sloop  "  Winthrop,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Little,  for  the  term  of  6  months  from  time  of  sailing  from  Boston,  unless  sooner 
discharged  ;  engaged  March  19  [year  not  given] . 

Greenwood,  Samuel,  Needham.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Kingsbery's  co..  Col.  Aaron 
Davis's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2  days. 

Greenwood,  Thalos.  Fifer,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co. ;  enlisted  March  1,  1779; 
discharged  May  21,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  21  days,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen. 
Gates  at  and  about  Boston. 

Greenwood,  Thomas,  Paxton.  Private,  Capt.  Phineas  Moore's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge;  service,  8  days;  also,  Capt,  Adam  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doo- 
little's regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Greenwood  and  others, 
dated  Charlestown  Camp,  July  13,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  com- 
pany return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Thom- 
son's CO.,  Maj.  Asa  Baldwin's  division.  Col.  Deany's  (Denney's)  regt.;  enlisted 
Sept.  26, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department ;  roll  dated 
Holden. 

Greenwood,  Thomas,  Rehoboth  (also  given  Providence,  R.  I.).  Corporal,  Light  In- 
fantry CO.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  June  29,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Rehoboth;  also, 
Capt.  Joshua  Orne's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  William 

5.  Smith;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778;  also,  Capt.  William  Scott's  (4th)  co..  Col. 
Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Garrison  at  Pawtuxet ;  enlisted 
June  29,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  on  command  at  Warwick  ;  also,  4th 
CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Providence,  July  8,  1779 ;  also, 


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Oreenwood,  Thomas,  continued. 

Capt.  William  Scott's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for 
Oct.,  1779;  also,  Light  Infantry  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec. 
31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also,  Capt.  Scott's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col. 
Jackson's  (16th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  June  9,  1780;  residence,  Rehoboth;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near 
Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col. 
Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col. 
Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779; 
Capt.  Scott's  CO.;  rank.  Corporal;  residence.  Providence,  R.  I.;  enlisted  June  9, 
1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  Capt.  Scott's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll 
for  April,  1780;  wages  allowed  said  Greenwood  from  Oct.  31,  1779,  to  April  30, 
1780,  6  months ;  reported  omitted,  being  sick  and  absent,  "  now  returned  from 
hospital;"  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  May-July,  1780;  reported  dis- 
charged June  9,  1780. 

Greenwood,  Thomas,  Sherburne.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bullard's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Peirce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
11  days. 

Greenwood,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Wellington's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Oct.  1, 
1776. 

Greenwood,  Thomas.  Ration  roll  of  part  of  Capt.  Jonathan  Brown's  co..  Col.  Gamaliel 
Bradford's  regt.,  made  up  from  the  time  of  their  several  enlistments  to  June  16, 
1777,  dated  Boston ;  enlisted  May  15,  1777 ;  credited  with  32  rations. 

Greenwood,  Thomas.  List  dated  Boston,  Sept.  29,  1777,  of  men  detached  from  Col. 
Jabez  Hatch's  (Boston)  regt.  who  refused  to  march  to  Rhode  Island  on  a  secret 
expedition. 

Greenwood,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Loring  Lincoln's  co.,  which  marched  under  com- 
mand of  Lieut.  Col.  Flagg  on  the  alarm  at  Bennington  in  1777 ;  service,  5  days ; 
company  probably  belonged  to  Leicester. 

Greenwood,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Perry's  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.; 
marched  July  28, 1780 ;  discharged  July  31, 1780 ;  service,  6  days,  travel  included ; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Julj'  28,  1780. 

Greenwood,  Thomas  Jack'n,  Newton.  Private,  Capt.  Amariah  Fuller's  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge;  service,  1 
day.     [See  Thomas  Jackson.] 

Greenwood,  William,  Framingham.  Private,  Capt.  Lawson  Buckminster's  co.,  in  a 
regiment  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Peirce;  enlisted  May  15,  1779;  dis- 
charged July  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  20  days,  travel  included;  company  ordered 
to  serve  at  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  until  July  1,  1779;  also,  list  of  6  months  men  raised 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer, 
Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner;  also,  descrip- 
tive list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commis- 
sioner, by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  14, 1780 ;  age,  18  yrs. ;  stat- 
ure, 5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Framingham;  marched 
to  camp  July  14, 1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Hancock ;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed 
muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months 
men  raised  by  the  town  of  Framingham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army 
during  1780;  marched  July  10,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  4,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  4 


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Greenwood,  William,  continued. 

days,  travel  included ;  also,  Private,  Colonel's  co.  commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut. 
Peter  Clayes;  pay  abstract  for  July,  1780;  enlisted  July  14,  1780;  service,  18 
da.vs;  also.  Colonel's  co.  commanded  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Benjamin  Pike;  pay  ab- 
stracts for  Aug.-Dec,  1780 ;  reported  discharged  Dec.  4,  1780. 

Greenwood,  William,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Amasa  Cranston's  co..  Col.  Samuel 
Deuny's  regt. ;  enlisted  Oct.  28,  1779 ;  discharged  Nov.  23,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  6 
days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack ;  company  raised  for  3  months. 

Greer,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grear.] 

Greer,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Hunter's  co..  Col.  Jones's  regt. ;  service,  2  days, 
on  an  alarm  at  Sheepscot  river  in  defence  of  a  ship  loading  with  masts.  Roll  dated 
Sept.  10,  1777,  and  sworn  to  at  New  Castle. 

Greer,  David.  Marine,  "Lincoln  Galley,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Curtis;  en- 
gaged May  19,  1781 ;  discharged  July  23,  1781 ;  service,  2  mos.  4  days. 

Greer,  James.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Flint's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  2,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  29,  1779;  service,  7  mos.  9  days,  travel  included,  at 
and  about  White  Plains ;  company  raised  to  fortify  passes  of  North  river,  N.  Y. ; 
also,  Capt.  Asa  Lawrence's  co.,  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  pay  roll  made  up  for  service 
prior  to  Aug.  1,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton;  said  Greer  allowed  30  days  service  (16 
days  in  camp,  11  days  travel,  3  days  preceding  march) ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
pay  roll  for  Aug.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Lawrence's  co. 
commanded  by  Lieut.  John  Flint,  Col.  Poor's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated 
West  Point;  also,  Lieut.  Flint's  co..  Col.  Poor's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778, 
dated  West  Point. 

Greer,  John.  Portledge  bill  of  the  schooner  "Salley,"  Joseph  Bartlet,  Master,  dated 
Boston,  May  14,  1777;  shipped  March  4,  1777;  discharged  May  17,  1777. 

Greer,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  John  Blunt's  co. ;  service  between  March  6,  1780,  and 
Sept.  6,  1780,  3  mos.  7  days,  under  Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  ;  company  raised  for 
defence  of  eastern  Massachusetts.    Roll  endorsed  "  Col.  Prime's  regt." 

Greetam,  Gershom.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Great  Barring- 
ton  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  service,  6  mos.  [See 
Gershom  Graham.] 

Greewat,  Thomas.  Statement  dated  Boston,  Sept.  22,  1777,  signed  by  said  Greeway 
and  others  in  Col.  Crafts's  regt.,  declaring  their  refusal  to  leave  Boston  unless 
their  bounty  or  wages,  or  both,  were  made  equivalent  to  those  allowed  the  soldiers 
of  the  Continental  train  of  artillery. 

Greewood,  Aaron.  Private,  Capt.  Walter  McFarland's  co..  Col.  Cyprian  Howe's 
(Middlesex  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  24,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service, 
3  mos.  10  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army 
for  3  months  and  was  stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Greewood,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Wiswall's  co..  Col.  Hatch's  regt.; 
service,  5  days ;  company  marched  at  request  of  Gen.  Washington  at  the  time  of 
taking  Dorchester  Heights  March  4,  1776. 

Greffeth,  Daniel,  Oxford.  Capt.  Samuel  Curtis's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  regt. ; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  26» 
1775. 

Greffeth,  Stephen,  Oxford.  Capt.  Samuel  Curtis's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp,. 
Oct.  26,  1775. 


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Greger,  Cato,  Williarastown.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service  from 
Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  (2d  Williamstovvn)  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence, 
Williarastown ;  engaged  for  town  of  Williarastown ;  joined  Capt.  Miller's  co., 
Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  terra,  8  months;  reported  a  negro;  also,  Pi'ivate,  Capt.  Jere- 
miah Miller's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  20,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778,  dated 
Providence;  also,  pay  rolls  for  Dec,  1778,  Jan.,  March,  and  April,  1779,  dated 
Providence;  term,  3  years. 

Gregg,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gragg,  Grigg,  Griggs.] 

Gregg,  James.  Captain,  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's  (1st  New  York)  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  Jan. -March,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  commissioned  Nov.  21, 1776 ;  also,  Cap- 
tain; returns  of  effectives  of  a  detachment  from  Col.  Goose  Van  Schaick's  (1st 
New  York)  regt.,  dated  West  Point,  March  9,  and  March  16,  1781 ;  reported  on 
leave  of  absence  March  16,  1781 ;  also.  Col.  Van  Schaick's  (1st  New  York)  regt.; 
returns  of  effectives  between  March  22,  1781,  and  June  1,  1781,  dated  West  Point; 
reported  on  command  at  the  Lines  May  24,  and  June  1,  1781. 

Gregg,  John.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  July  20,  1777;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's 
regt. 

Gregg,  John.  List  of  6  months  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  re- 
turned as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.,  by 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned 
as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Spring- 
field, July  20,  1780;  age,  25  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged 
for  town  of  Groton ;  marched  to  camp  July  20,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
Benjamin  Warren. 

Gregg,  Samuel,  St.  Georges.  Captain,  Col.  James  Cargill's  regt. ;  engaged  Aug.  8, 
1775;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  5  mos.  6  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast; 
company  raised  in  St.  Georges,  Waldoborough,  and  Camden,  and  stationed  there. 

Gregor, -.     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grager,  Greeger,  Greegor, 

Greger,  Griger,  Grigger.] 

Gregor,  Cato.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Philipsburgh ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781. 

Gregore,  John.  Master,  brigantine  "Reprisal"  (privateer);  petition  dated  Sept.  30, 
1776,  signed  by  Sam.  White,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  others,  asking  that  John 
Wheelwright  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  said  brigantine  lying  in  Boston 
harbor;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  3,  1776,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gregory,   .      [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gragory,   Gregore, 

Gregroy,  Grigary,  Grigery,  Grigory,  Grigrey.] 

Gregory,  Asahel,  New  Ashford.  Fifer,  Capt.  Asa  Barns's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Wood- 
bridge's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gregory  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  June  30,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Oct.  23,  1775 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  belonging  to  the  District  of 
New  Ashford,  raised  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  Capt.  Mar- 
shel's  (Marshall's)  co..  Col.  Marshel's  (Marshall's)  regt..  Gen.  Porterson's  (Pat- 
erson's)  brigade;  marched  Sept.  8,  1780;  discharged  March  5,  1781;  service,  5 
mos.  22  days. 

Gregory,  Asahel.  Drummer,  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  co..  Col.  Powel's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  22,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  26,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  12  days, 
travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn. ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Lanesborough ;  also,  pay 


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Gregory,  Asahel,  continued. 

roll  for  G  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Lanesborough  for  service  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  during  1780;  marched  to  camp  Sept.  8, 1780;  discharged  Feb.  8, 1781; 
service,  5  mos.  4  days,  travel  included;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  co. ; 
enlisted  July  18,  1781;  discharged  Nov.  2,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  21  days,  travel 
included,  "  up  Mohawk  river,"  with  detachment  from  Col.  Barnabas  Sears's  regt. ; 
company  raised  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Berkshire  Co. 

Gregory,  David.  Seaman,  ship  "  General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Wait  Babcock ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  at  Boston,  Sept.  9, 
1780;  age,  30  yrs. ;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Massachusetts;  also,  receipt 
signed  by  said  Gregory,  for  wages  for  service  to  May  10, 1783,  on  board  the  frigate 
"Hague,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Manley. 

Gregory,  [Elijah].  Council  order  dated  Feb.  16,  1778,  for  £8  16s.  5d.,  payable  to 
Mrs.  Jane  Gregory,  "for  her  late  Husband's  wages  as  a  Drummer  while  in 
Captivity." 

Gregory,  Elisha,  Berkley.  Corporal,  Capt.  James  Nickols's  co..  Col.  Edward  Pope's 
(Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  20  days ;  travel  allowed  to  camp  at  Warren  and  home ; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8, 1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Abel 
Babbit's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  regt. ;  entered  service  Aug.  1, 1780 ;  discharged 
Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  7  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm; 
also,  3d  Sergeant,  Capt.  Henry  Brightman's  co..  Col.  James  Dean's  regt. ;  entered 
service  March  8,  1781 ;  discharged  March  14,  1781 ;  service,  6  days ;  company  de- 
tached from  Freetown,  Berkley,  and  Dighton,  to  serve  for  the  term  of  40  days 
unless  sooner  discharged. 

Gregory,  Isaac,  Ashby.  Private,  Capt.  John  Jones's  co..  Col.  James  Prescott's  regt., 
which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
7  days ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Ben- 
nett's CO.,  Col.  Reed's  (6th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  by  Col.  Reed  to 
Brig.  Gen.  Prescott,  dated  Littleton,  Sept.  17, 1777 ;  residence,  Ashby ;  joined  Capt. 
Smith's  CO.,  Col.  Biglow's  regt.;  term,  8  months;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus 
Smith's  CO.,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  (15th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan. -Aug., 
1777,  dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  in  Camp  at  Stillwater;  enlisted 
May  15,  1777 ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  10,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  for  Nov.,  1777,  sworn  to  at  Camp  near  the  Gulf;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  dated  Camp  Valley  Forge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  Valley  Forge ;  discharged  Jan.  10, 1778 ;  reported 
neglected  in  last  muster  through  mistake. 

Gregory,  Isaac,  Ashby.  List  of  6  months  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 
1780,  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Joseph  Ilosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex 
Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780 ; 
age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of  Ashby ; 
arrived  at  Springfield  July  9,  1780;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  ser- 
vice and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return 
dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25, 1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the 
town  of  Ashby  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  to  camp 
July  9,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  14  days,  travel  included. 

Gregory,  Isaac.  List  of  men  detached  from  Col.  Brooks's  regt.  to  relieve  guards  at 
Cambridge,  as  returned  to  Lieut.  Col.  Fi-ancis  Faulkner  [year  not  given]  ;  reported 
as  belonging  to  Maj.  Lamson's  co.  of  Weston  ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Har- 
rington's CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.  of  guards  ;  enlisted  April  1, 1778 ;  joined 
April  2,  1778 ;  service  to  July  3,  1778,  3  mos.  2  days,  at  Cambridge ;  enlistment,  3 
months  from  April  2, 1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  enlisted  to  serve  as  guards  until  Jan. 
1,  1779,  under  Gen.  Heath,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Samuel  Lamson,  to  Col.  Eleazer 


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Gregory,  Isaac,  continued. 

Brooks,  of  Lincoln,  dated  Weston,  July  11,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Simon  Hunt's  cc, 
Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards  ;  engaged  July  12,  1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  16, 
1778;  service,  5  mos.  5  da^ys;  roll  dated  Winter  Hill. 

Gregory,  "  Izband."  Private,  Capt.  Amariah  Babbit's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777  ;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  service, 

6  daj'S ;  company  marched  from  New  Ashford  to  Meloomscuyck  near  Bennington ; 
also,  Capt.  Peter  Porter's  detachment  from  Gen.  Fellows's  (Berkshire  Co.)  bri- 
gade; enlisted  Aug.  1,  1778;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.,  under 
Gen.  Stark  at  Albany;  also,  Capt.  John  Spoor's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  18,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos. 
10  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months;  also,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Hickok's  co.,  Berkshire  Co.  regt.  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Sears ;  enlisted  Aug.  6,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  8, 1781 ;  service,  3  mos. 

7  days,  travel  included ;  enlistment,  3  months ;  roll  endorsed  "  Col.  Elisha  Porter's 
regt." 

Gregory,  John,  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  BuUard's  (Walpole)  co.,  Col.  John 
Smith's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  9  days; 
also,  Capt.  Oliver  Clap's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  25, 1777 ; 
discharged  Oct.  28,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel  included,  on  a  secret  expe- 
dition to  Rhode  Island. 

Gregory,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Russell's  co. ;  marched  July  28,  1776 ;  service, 
10  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army  Aug.  10,  1776;  company 
stationed  at  Martha's  Vineyard  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gregory,  John.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Freedom,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Clouston ; 
engaged  Aug.  29,  1777  ;  discharged  Sept.  14,  1777 ;  service,  16  days. 

Gregory,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  service  between  Aug.  1,  1777,  and  Oct.  1, 1777,  30  days ;  reported  dis- 
charged, omitted;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of  men 
who  received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months. 

Gregory,  Joseph,  Lanesborough.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Sumner's  co.,  Col.  John  Grea- 
ton's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to 
Dec.  31,1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  25,  1781;  Col.  John 
Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair, 
sandy;  eyes,  gray;  residence,  Lanesborough;  enlisted  Dec.  14,  1779,  by  Capt. 
Sumner ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gregory,  Josiah.  Fifer,  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simons's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  26,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  27,  1780;  service, 3  days; 
company  marched  to  Northern  frontiers  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm. 

Gregory,  Phineas,  Princeton.  Private,  Capt.  Boaz  Moore's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service, 
10  days. 

Gregory,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  David  Whaler's  co. ;  service,  6  days;  company 
marched  from  Lanesborough  to  Meloomscuyck  Aug.  14,  1777,  on  an  alarm. 

Gregory,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Barns's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt.; 
service,  5  days,  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward ;  company  marched  from  Lanes- 
borough Oct.  26,  1780;  also,  Capt.  David  Wheler's  co..  Col.  Asa  Barns's  regt.; 
service,  11  days ;  company  marched  from  Lanesborough  to  Saratoga  Oct.  29, 1781, 
on  an  alarm. 

Gregory,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  M.  Ulmer's  co.,  Col.  McCobb's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice from  July  8, 1779,  to  Sept.  24, 1779, 2  mos.  16  days,  on  Penobscot  expedition ; 
also,  Lieut.  Alexander  Kelloch's  co. ;  service,  3  mos. ;  company  detached  from 


870  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gregory,  William,  continued. 

Col.  Wheatou's  and  Col.  Jones's  regts.  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Gushing  to  pro- 
tect eastern  part  of  Lincoln  Co.,  and  stationed  at  Camden  and  St.  Georges  from 
Nov.  13,  1779,  to  Feb.  13,  1780. 

Gregory,  William.  Master's  2d  Mate,  sloop  "  Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Peck  Rathburn ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  schooner  "  Loy- 
alty," etc.  [year  not  given] . 

Gregroy,  Elijah,  Barre.  Order  on  Henry  Gardner,  Treasurer,  dated  Barre,  Jan.  8, 
1778,  given  by  Jane  Gregroy,  widow  of  said  Gregroy,  for  wages  due  her  late  hus- 
band while  in  captivity;  also,  petition  dated  Barre,  Feb.  10,  1778,  signed  by  Jane 
Gregroy,  stating  that  her  late  husband,  said  Gregroy,  a  soldier  in  Capt.  Benjamin 
Gates's  co..  Col.  Holman's  regt.,  in  the  year  1776,  was  taken  prisoner  Sept.  16, 
1776,  on  the  retreat  from  New  York,  and  was  brought  to  New  Haven  in  a  cartel, 
and  died  there  Jan.  18,  1777,  and  asking  that  4  mos.  4  days  wages  be  paid  her  for 
the  time  her  husband  was  a  prisoner ;  petition  granted  in  Council  Feb.  16,  1778. 

Greinlieaf,  Richard,  Pownalborough.  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(late  Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb. 
6,  1777,  to  Nov.  12,  1777;  residence,  Pownalborough;  reported  left  sick  at  Fish- 
kill  Nov.  12,  1777,  never  joined  the  regiment;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Alexander's 
CO.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  service  on  or  before  Aug. 
15,  1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Camp  Valley 
Forge;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  sick  atFishkill;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.; 
return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Pownalborough ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Pownal- 
borough ;  mustered  by  Col.  Sewall. 

Grelee,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days ;  re- 
ported f urloughed ;  company  raised  for  3  months  and  marched  to  reinforce 
Northern  army. 

Grelee,  Thomas,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Simeon  Hazeltine's  (5th)  co..  Col.  John 
Fellows's  (8th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Greley,  James,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Corey's  (1st)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ; 
enlisted  May  9,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  24  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sew- 
all's  Point,  Sept.  27,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point,  Dec.  11,  1775 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mig- 
hill's  CO., Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  April  and  May,  1776. 

Greley,  Joseph,  Haverhill.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Colby's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Johnson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Cambridge ; 
service,  6  days. 

Greley,  Philip.  Capt.  William  Bladder's  (6th)  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st)  regt. ; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  30,  1775. 

Grellett,  William.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Aurora  "  (pri- 
vateer) ,  commanded  by  Capt.  David  Porter,  dated  Boston,  June  16,  1781 ;  age,  20 
yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. 

Grenell,  Benjamin.  Descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster 
Master,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time 
of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  dated  Taunton,  May  19,  1778;  Capt.  Benjamin  Reed's 
(4th)  CO.,  Col.  Edward  Pope's  (2d  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  blue;  engaged  for  town  of  Freetown. 

Grenlaf,  Joseph.  Capt.  Josiah  Stearns's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  (24th)  regt.; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Nov. 
11,  1775. 


m  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  871 

Grenlef,  Stephen.  Lieut.  Col.  Furnald's  co.,  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (8th)  regt. ; 
entered  service  July  15,  1779;  discharged  April  15,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Grennal,  Isaiah.  Private,  Capt.  William  Douglas's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777;  discharged  Sept.  30,  1777;  service, 
24  days ;  company  marched  to  Pawlet,  70  miles  from  home.    Roll  dated  Hancock. 

Grexnell,  Benjamin.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow,  at  Springfield,  Oct.  1, 
1780;  age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Freetown;  arrived  at  Springfield  Sept.  23,  1780;  marched  to  camp  Oct.  1,  1780, 
under  command  of  Lieut.  Lynde. 

Grennell,  Jonathan.  Capt.  Henry  Jenne's  co. ;  enlisted  March  14,  1781 ;  discharged 
March  18,  1781 ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island. 

Greno,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battelle's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Pierce's 
regt.;  enlisted  May  14,  1779;  discharged  July  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  21  days, 
travel  included,  at  Tiverton,  R.  I. 

Grenough,  Nathaniel,  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Johnson's  co.,  Col.  Wigels- 
worth's  (Wigglesworth's)  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Albany 
home,  sworn  to  March  7,  1777. 

Grenoughavat,  Thomas.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Balch's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.,  entitled  to  a  bounty,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12,  1778. 

Grenwood,  Asa,  Holden.  Capt.  Ebenezer  Belknap's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  15, 1778 ;  discharged  Jan.  1, 1779 ;  service,  5  mos.  21  days,  including 
travel  from  North  Kingston,  R.  I.,  to  place  of  discharge,  i.  e.,  home ;  also,  Private, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kingston,  Nov.  6,  1778;  enlistment 
to  expire  Jan.  1, 1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  North  Kingston, 
Dec.  4,  1778;  reported  sick  in  camp;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  sworn 
to  at  East  Greenwich,  Sept.  28,  Nov.  10,  and  Dec.  30,  1778;  residence,  Holden. 

Grenwood,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. 
of  guards ;  joined  Jan.  13,  1778 ;  service  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  21  days,  at  Cambridge. 
Roll  sworn  to  in  Middlesex  Co. 

Greonough,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Eaton's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Johnson's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  29  days,  travel 
included,  on  expedition  to  the  Northward. 

Greppen,  Alpheus.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Warner's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  entered  service  July  18,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1780;  service, 

3  mos.  13  days,  travel  included ;  regiment  raised  for  3  months. 

Greswell,  Elihu.  Surgeon's  Mate,  Col.  L.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for 
mileage,  etc.,  on  march  homeward  at  close  of  campaign  in  1776,  sworn  to  at  Row- 
ley, April  9,  1777. 

Greswold,  Ezekiel.  Private,  Capt.  Whittelsey's  co.,  3d  Berkshire  Co.  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  20,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  22,  1780;  service,  2  days,  on  an  alarm  at  the 
Westward. 

Greswocld,  Ezekiel.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Whittelsey's  co.,  3d  Berkshire  Co.  regt.; 
enlisted  Nov.  5,  1780 ;  service,  2  days,  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward. 

Gres WOULD,  Jeremiah.  Private,  Lieut.  Ezekiel  Crocker's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  16,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service, 

4  days ;  company  called  out  by  Maj.  Hide  and  ordered  to  march  to  Bennington. 


872  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Gretfith,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's  (1st)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Paul  Revere's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  8,  1780,  4  mos.  8  days.  Roll 
dated  Boston. 

Grew,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Groo,  Grue,  Gruie.] 

Grew,  Jonathan.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Capt.  Ward  Swift  of  Sand- 
wich ;  return  for  bounty  allowed  for  service  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode 
Island  in  Oct.,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Fish's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Freeman's 
regt.;  service,  8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1779. 

Grew,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Matthias  Tobey's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Hallet's  regt.;  en^ 
listed  July  29,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  2,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  9  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 

Grew,  Silas.  List  dated  Naushon,  Aug.  10, 1777,  of  men  belonging  to  a  company  sta- 
tioned at  Naushon  who  signed  a  petition  for  increase  of  wages  or  their  discharge 
in  case  such  request  was  not  complied  with ;  also,  Private,  in  a  company  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Ward  Swift  of  Sandwich  ;  return  for  bounty  allowed  for  service 
on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  in  Oct.,  1777. 

Grewtonn,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fish's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt.;  service^ 
8  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Dartmouth  and  Falmouth  in  Sept.,  1779. 

Grey,  Andrew,  Danvers.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Prince's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
(19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return  dated 
Oct.  6,  1775. 

Grey,  Benjamin,  Roxbury.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned  by 
Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent,  dated  Dorchester,  June  29,  1778;  Capt.  Gore's 
CO.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.;  age,  27  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  hair,  black;  eyes, 
black;  residence,  Roxbury ;  engaged  for  town  of  Roxbury ;  reported  sent  forward 
by  Capt.  Gore;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam, 
Superintendent  for  Suffolk  Co.,  by  Sergt.  Ebenezer  Brown,  of  Col.  Bailey's  regt., 
at  Dorchester,  June  29,  1778,  to  be  delivered  to  Brig.  Jonathan  Warner,  Commis- 
sioner, at  Fishkill ;  said  Grey  reported  as  having  marched  by  order  of  Capt.  Gore 
under  the  care  of  William  Seaver. 

Grey,  Benjamin.  Seaman,  sloop  "  Republic,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams; engaged  June  12,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  18,  1776,  at  Boston;  service,  5 
mos.  6  days. 

Grey,  Ezra.  Enlistment  agreement  dated  June  -,  1776,  signed  by  said  Grey  and 
others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  until  Dec.  1,  1776, 
unless  sooner  discharged,  and  to  march  with  despatch  to  Charlestown,  N.  H. 

Grey,  James  {alias  John).  Private,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  corps  of  invalids ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  credited 
to  town  of  Salem;  reported  transferred  from  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  also,  Capt. 
Moses  McFarland's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at  Boston,  Col.  Nicola's  regt. ;  inspec- 
tion return  dated  Aug,  1,  1780. 

Grey,  John.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to 
resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Danvers ;  engaged  Aug.  3,  1781. 

Grey,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  John  Cutler's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  6,  1778 ;  service,  5  mos.  30  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  rolls  dated  East  GreenAvich,  Sept.  17,  Nov.  6,  Nov.  13,  and  Dec.  1,  1778  j 
enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  873 

Grey,  Joseph.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9 
months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received  of  Noah  Good- 
man, Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated 
Springfield,  Oct.  19,  1779;  engaged  for  town  of  Pelham;  said  Grey  reported  as 
having  engaged  for  8  months;  engagement  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1780;  reported 
delivered  to  Lieut.  R.  Lilley. 

Grey,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Matthias  Tobey's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Hallet's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  18,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  2,  1780;  service,  2  mos.  21  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Grey,  Matthew,  Western  (Warren).  Sergeant,  Capt.  Reuben  Read's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  8  days. 

Grey,  Moses,  Poplin  (Fremont,  N.  H.).  Private,  Capt.  William  Hudson  Ballard's 
CO.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  6,  1775; 
reported  wounded,  absent.     [See  Moses  Garey  and  Moses  Gerry] . 

Grey,  Robert  (also  given  Robert,  Jr.).  List  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  the  term 
of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April 
20,  1778,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R. 
Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Andover;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June 
19,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy 
Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1,  1778. 

Grey,  Samiel,  Western  (Warren).  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Read's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Jonathan  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  25  days. 

Grey,  Samuel.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Rider's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.; 
appointed  July  15,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  20  days,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months.  Roll 
sworn  to  in  Plymouth  Co. 

Grey,  Thomas.  Receipt  for  bounty  coat  dated  Charlestown,  Sept.  14,  1775,  signed  by 
said  Grey  and  others  belonging  to  Capt.  John  Fuller's  co.     [See  Thomas  Garey.] 

Grfing,  Daniel.  Petition  dated  Haverhill,  Feb.  26,  1776,  signed  by  Josiah  Emerson, 
stating  that  said  Grfing,  his  apprentice,  served  in  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co.,  Col. 
James  Frye's  regt.,  at  the  battle  of  Bunker  Hill,  and  there  lost  sundry  articles 
for  which  he  asks  to  be  recompensed ;  certificate  attached,  dated  Winter  Hill, 
March  14,  1776,  signed  by  Lieut.  Timothy  Johnson,  certifies  to  the  correctness  of 
the  statements  in  above  petition. 

Grggs,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  May's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  joined  March 
23,  1778 ;  discharged  April  5,  1778 ;  service,  14  days ;  company  stationed  at  Rox- 
bury Lines. 

Gribben,  Henry.  Seaman,  ship  "General  Putnam,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Daniel 
Waters;  engaged  July  8,  1779;  service  to  Sept.  7,  1779,  1  mo.  29  days,  on 
Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  SuflFolk  Co.     [See  Henry  Griffith.] 

Gribbs,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (6th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  10, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Rutland;  also,  Capt.  Adam  Wheeler's 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug. 
15,  1777,  dated  Soldier's  Fortune,  Feb.  15, 1779;  reported  enlisted  March  10, 1777 ; 
also,  Capt.  Thomas  Barnes's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  pay 
abstracts  for  June-Oct.,  1779;  also,  Light  Infantry  co.,  Col.  Nixon's  regt.;  pay 
abstracts  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1779. 

Gridley,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gridly,  Grindley.] 


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Gridley,  John,  Medfield.  Private,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company  re- 
turn dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  27,  1775 ;  reported  went  to 
Canada  Sept.  10,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's  co.  of  Medfield  militia;  return 
of  train  band  with  equipments,  dated  June  10, 1776 ;  reported  "  now  in  the  army." 

Gridlet,  John.  1st  Lieutenant;  list  of  officers  submitted  to  the  Council  for  approval 
by  Thomas  Crafts,  Jr.,  Lieut.  Colonel  of  the  train;  approved  and  ordered  in 
Council  May  10,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  granted  beating  orders ;  also,  1st  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Winthrop  Gray's  (5th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artil- 
lery) regt.  ;'list  of  officers  to  be  commissioned,  as  returned  by  Col.  Crafts,  dated 
Boston,  Sept.  27,  1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  9,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  com- 
missioned ;  also,  Captain  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's  (9th)  co.,  Col.  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  pay  abstract  made  up  from  Sept.  9,  1776,  to  Feb.  1,  1777,  for 
Colony  and  Continental  service;  said  Gridley  credited  with  1  month  in  Conti- 
nental service ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  1, 1777,  to  May  8, 1777, 
3  mos.  7  days ;  also,  Captain  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  list  of  officers ;  ordered  to  be  commissioned  March  3, 1777 ;  said  Grid- 
ley's  commission  probably  to  date  from  Jan.  1,  1777;  also,  Captain  Lieutenant, 
Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  list  dated  Boston,  April  18,  1777,  of  officers  sub- 
mitted to  the  Council  for  approval  by  Col.  Crafts ;  said  officers  approved  in  Coun- 
cil April  18,  1777;  also,  Captain  Lieutenant,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
also,  Captain  Lieutenant,  Capt.  David  Briant's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  pay  roll 
for  Jan.-July,  1777;  wages  allowed  said  Gridley  from  June  1,  1777;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1777;  commissioned  June  1,  1777; 
also.  Captain  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Henry  Burbeclv's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  muster 
rolls  for  Oct.-Dec,  1777;  also,  same  regt.;  returns  of  officers  for  clothing,  dated 
Boston,  May  26,  and  Sept.  25,  1778;  also,  same  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  same  regt.;  list  of 
officers  who  continued  in  service,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Vose,  Captain  and 
Adjutant,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  19,  1781;  also,  certificate  dated  Boston;  July  12, 
1781,  signed  by  Thomas  Walley  and  others.  Committee,  stating  that  said  Gridley 
and  Daniel  Jaclison  served  in  Col.  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.,  and  were  entitled  to 
wages  for  the  last  3  months  in  1780;  Lieut.  Col.  John  Popkin  certifies  that  said 
men  were  in  actual  service  at  date  of  above  certificate ;  also,  receipt  for  subsistence 
money  for  June,  1782,  given  to  Capt.  Lieut.  Knowles,  signed  by  said  Gridley  and 
others. 

Gridley,  Noauiah.  Account  current  showing  money  received  on  account  between 
Jan.  26  and  March  30  [year  not  given,  probably  1776]  ;  reported  enlisted  Jan.  26; 
service  probably  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co. ;  also,  receipt  dated  June  26,  1776,  for 
wages  for  2  mos.  service  in  the  winter  of  1775-6  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co.,  Col. 
Erastus  Wool  cot's  regt. 

Gridley,  Richard.  Return  of  the  staff  of  the  Engineers  and  Artillery,  dated  Cam- 
bridge, June  16,  1775;  said  Gridley  reported  as  "Chief  Engineer  and  Coll.  of 
Artillery,  who  always  Ranks  with  Generals  &  ought  to  be  so  expressed  in  his 
Commission ;  "  also,  Chief  Engineer  and  Colonel ;  pay  roll  of  field  and  staff  offi- 
cers of  the  Artillery  in  the  Provincial  service  made  up  to  July  31, 1775,  as  returned 
by  said  Gridley,  sworn  to  Jan.  24,  1776;  entered  service  April  26,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  5  days ;  also.  Colonel  and  Engineer  General  of  Eastern  department ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also, 
petition  dated  Jan.  30,  1781,  signed  by  said  Gridley,  Chief  Engineer,  stating  that 
he  had  received  no  pay  for  18  months ;  that  before  entering  into  the  service  of  the 
United  States  he  had  received  5  shillings  per  day  as  half  pay  from  the  Crown ; 
that  he  had  been  promised  by  the  United  States  that  he  should  suffer  no  loss  by 
the  forfeit  of  his  half  pay ;  that  he  had  received  no  clothing  since  entering  the  ser- 
vice ;  and  asking  that  he  be  allowed  the  clothing  and  money  due  him  ;  also,  report 
of  the  Committee  of  the  General  Court  on  the  petition  of  Richard  Gridley,  stating 


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'Gridlet,  Richahd,  cotitinued. 

that  it  appeared  that  said  Gridley  had  been  appointed  Chief  Engineer  by  a  resolve 
of  the  Provincial  Congress  of  April  26,  1775,  and  by  a  later  resolve  of  May  19, 
1775,  he  had  been  commissioned  Chief  Engineer  and  Colonel  of  Artillery  with 
rank  of  Major  General ;  that  although  by  a  resolve  of  the  Congress  of  the  United 
States  passed  Nov.  17,  1775,  it  had  been  resolved  to  make  good  the  loss  of  pay 
which  said  Gridley  had  formerly  received  from  the  British  government,  he  had 
been  paid  no  money  subsequent  to  Nov.  7,  1779 ;  resolved  accordingly,  March  10, 
1781,  that  back  pay  be  allowed  said  Gridley. 

GiUDLET,  Samuel,  Hollis.  Captain,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  engaged  May  12,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  25  days;  also, 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gridley,  Samuel,  Springfield.  Private,  in  a  co.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  April 
20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  under  Maj.  Andrew  Col- 
ton;  service,  10  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  29,  1775;  also.  Ser- 
geant, Capt.  Gideon  Burt's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  11  days;  also,  company 
return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  22, 1775 ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Gideon  Burt's  co.. 
Col.  David  Leonard's  regt.;  entered  service  March  2,  1777;  discharged  April  10, 
1777;  service,  1  mo.  10  days;  companj'  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  at 
Ticonderoga ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Burt's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt.;  engaged  July  22,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  25,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  7  days, 
travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn.;  also.  Lieutenant,  2d  co..  Col.  Gideon 
Burt's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  7  days ;  company  marched  to  retake 
Samuel  Ely  who  was  rescued  from  Springfield  jail  June  12,  1782,  and  to  oppose 
the  rioters  who  assembled  at  Northampton  June  16,  1782. 

Gridlet,  Scarborough.  Lieutenant  Colonel ;  return  of  the  staff  of  the  Engineers  and 
Artillery  under  Col.  Richard  Gridley,  dated  Cambridge,  June  16,  1775;  also, 
Major;  pay  roll  of  field  and  staff  officers  of  the  Artillery  in  the  Provincial  service 
made  up  to  July  31,  1775,  as  returned  by  Col.  Richard  Gridley,  sworn  to  Jan.  24, 
1776 ;  entered  service  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  28  days ;  also.  Major,  serving 
as  Assistant  Engineer;  report  made  by  a  committee  of  the  House  of  Representa- 
tives, dated  March  17,  1780,  showing  staff  officers  in  certain  departments,  their 
wages  and  ration  allowance. 

Gridlet,  "William.  Pcivate,  Capt.  Lemuel  May's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  joined 
March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  14  days;  company  stationed 
at  Roxbury  Lines ;  also,  Lieut.  Caleb  Crafts's  detachment  from  Col.  Macintosh's 
(Mcintosh's)  regt.;  joined  July  5,  1778;  discharged  July  28,  1778;  service,  24 
days,  with  guards  at  Dorchester  Heights. 

Gridlt,  Johx,  Medfield.  Private,  Capt.  Sabin  Man's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  12  days ;  reported  enlisted  into 
the  army;  also,  list  taken  from  book  of  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's  co.  of  Medfield 
militia,  of  men  who  enlisted  April  19, 1775,  for  8  mos.  service  when  Capt.  Chenery 
had  command,  and  were  accordingly  credited  with  1  turn  of  service  ;  said  Gridley 
credited  with  8  mos.  service. 

Grieswould,  Daniel.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Eleazer  Taylor, 
Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17, 1777;  discharged  Aug. 
20,  1777 ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  Pittsfield  on  an  alarm  at  Ben- 
nington. 

Grifen,  Daniel.  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  receipt  for  ad- 
vance pay,  signed  by  said  Grifen  and  others,  dated  June  -,  1775;  also,  certificate 
dated  Haverhill,  Jan.  17,  1776,  signed  by  Capt.  James  Sawyer,  stating  that  said 


876  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Grifen,  Daniel,  continued. 

Grifen,  a  minor,  bound  by  the  Selectmen  of  Haverhill  to  Josiah  Emerson,  of  said 
town,  served  in  his  company.  Col.  Frye's  regt.,  and  had  not  received  "  any  Cot 
money;"  order  attached,  for  payment  of  amount  due  said  Grifen,  deceased, 
dated  Haverhill,  Jan.  17,  1776,  signed  by  Josiah  Emerson,  payable  to  Jona. 
Webster. 

Grifen,  Thomas.  Capt.  Thomas  Cogswell's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (38th) 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Sewall's 
Point,  Nov.  9,  1775. 

Grifeth,  Ellis.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Sturtevant's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  31, 1780;  discharged  Nov.  1,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  1  day;  company 
detached  from  militia  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  Rhode  Island  for  3 
months. 

Grifeth,  Joseph.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Hamilton's  co. ;  engaged  July  1,  1775; 
service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos.  16  days ;  company  stationed  in  Barnstable  Co^ 
for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Griffan,  James.  List  of  men  belonging  to  26th  regt.  who  engaged  to  continue  in  ser- 
vice for  6  weeks  from  Jan.  1,  1777. 

Griffen,  Andrew.  Private,  Capt.  AVilliam  Pearson's  (3d)  co. ;  service  from  Sept.  1, 
1776,  to  Nov.  18,  1776,  2  mos.  18  days ;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester  for  de- 
fence of  seacoast. 

Gkiffen,  Anthony.  Private,  Cap».  Thomas  Cole's  co.,  Col.  Christopher  Greene's  (1st 
Rhode  Island)  battalion;  muster  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  East  Greenwich;  en- 
listment, during  war;  reported  deserted  July  9,  1779. 

Griffen,  Barnabas,  Harwich.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abijah  Bangs's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel 
Freeman's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1777;  service,  31  days;  company  marched  on 
a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Griffen,  Benjamin.  Receipt  dated  Gloucester,  Oct.  17,  1775,  signed  by  said  GriflFen 
and  others,  for  4  weeks  billeting,  received  of  Michael  Farley,  Muster  Master  and 
Paymaster  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed  at 
Gloucester;  also,  Pi-ivate,  Capt.  William  Pearson's  (3d)  co. ;  service  between 
Sept.  1, 1776,  and  Nov.  18,  1776,  2  mos.  10  days ;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester 
for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Griffen,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.,  Maj.  Gage's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  30,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel  included, 
with  Northern  army.    Roll  dated  Bradford. 

Griffen,  Bristol,  Georgetown,  Cumberland  Co.  Private,  Capt.  James  Curtis's  co. ; 
musterroU  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  17, 1775;  service,  3  mos. ;  a^so,  Capt. 
James  Curtis's  co.,  Col.  James  Cargill's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  9,  1775;  service, 
5  mos.  5  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Griffen,  Christopher.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Rufus  Put- 
nam's (5th)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  July-Nov.,  1782 ;  reported  sick  in  hospital  at 
New  Boston  in  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1782;  also,  Capt.  Smith's  co.,  5th  Mass.  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Dec,  1782. 

Griffen,  Daniel,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's 
regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  deceased. 

Griffen,  Ebenezer,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  James  Frye's 
regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  26,  1775. 


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Griffen,  Ebenezer.    Sergeant,  Capt.  Joel  Smith's  co.,  Col.  John  Glover's  regt.;  re- 
ceipt for  advance  paj-,  signed  by  said  Griffin  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July 
28,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at 
Cambridge,  Dec.  20,  1775. 
Griffen,  Ebenezer.    Private,  Capt.  James  Mallon's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  27,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel 
included ;  regiment  raised  in  Essex  and  Plymouth  counties  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  3  months. 
Griffen,  Ellis.    Private,  Capt.  Edward  Sparrow's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  3,  1777;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1777,  3  mos.  28  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
enlistment, 6  months,  to  expire  Jan.  1, 1778  ;  roll  dated  Providence;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  North  Kingston,  Dec.  4,  1777,  and  Providence,  Dec. 
22,  1777;   also,  same  co.  and  regt.;    service  from  Dec.  1,  1777,  to  date  of  dis- 
charo-e,  Jan.  2,  1778,  1  mo.  2  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  dated  Providence. 
Griffen.  Jacob,  Penobscot.    Private,  Capt.  John  Lane's  co. ;  enlisted  July  13,  1775; 
service  to  Nov.  1,  1775,  3  mos.  26  days,  travel  included,  in  defence  of  seacoast; 
company  probably  stationed  at  Cape  Ann. 
Griffen,  James,  Gloucester.    Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt.;  company  return  dated  Camp 
at  Chelsea,  Oct.  2,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Chelsea,  Dec.  27,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co.;  list  of  recruits 
for  the  new  establishment  in  Col.  Baldwin's  regt.,  approved  by  Brig.  Gen.  W. 
Heath  at  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  30,  1775;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Dodge's  co.. 
Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.;  return  of  men  who  enlisted  to  serve  for 
1  year  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1775;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  receipt  for  a  gun 
dated  Chelsea,  Feb.  9,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;   pay  abstracts  for  Jan.- 
April,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  May  and  June,  1776,  dated 
Camp  at  New  York. 
Griffen,  James.    Fifer,  Capt.  James  Prentiss's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.;  pay 
abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  place  of  discharge  (Saratoga)  home,  endorsed 
"  travel  from  Fort  Edward ;  "  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Feb.  3,  1777. 

Griffen,  James,  Jr.,  Gloucester.  Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt. ;  company  return  dated 
Camp  at  Chelsea,  Oct.  2,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Chelsea,  Dec.  27,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  who  declined  to  re-enlist,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  Dodge,  dated  Chelsea,  Dec.  22,  1775. 

Griffen,  John,  Chester,  N.  H.  Drummer,  Capt.  Thomas  Cogswell's  co. ;  pay  abstract 
for  travel  allowance  home,  dated  Jan.  28,  1777 ;  320  miles  travel  allowed  said 
Griffen. 

Griffen,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  12, 
1780;  age,  22  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Hold'en^  marched  to  camp  July  12,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Gilbert. 

Griffen,  John.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Abraham  Watson's  (3d)  co..  Col.  John  Grea- 
ton's  (3d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1782;  also,  8th  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  May,  1782;  also,  Capt.  Simon  Jackson's  (8th)  co..  Col.  Greaton's 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1782;  also,  Capt.  William  Watson's  (6th)  co.,  3d 
Mass',  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Millen ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1782 ;  balance 
of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  1  month  9  days  [  ?] . 

Griffen,  Jonathan,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  William  Wyman's  co..  Col.  Patterson's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  30,  1775;  service,  3  mos. 
8  days. 


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Griffen,  Jonathan,  Cambridge.  Matross,  Capt.  Jonathan  W.  Edes's  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  blanket  money,  etc.,  sworn  to  July  17, 
1776. 

Griffen,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  John  Stutson's  co.,  Maj.  Edward  Procter's  de- 
tachment of  militia;  detached  Dec.  10,  1777;  discharged  March  1,  1778;  service, 
2  mos.  22  days,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston. 

Griffen,  Jonathan.  Private,  Lieut.  Thomas  Holland's  detachment;  engaged  Jan. 
23,  1778;  discharged  May  1,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  9  days;  detachment  drafted  to 
do  duty  as  guards  on  board  prison-ship  "Kingston,"  in  Boston  harbor,  under 
Maj.  Gen.  Heath. 

Griffen,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Flower's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  dated  Camp  Continental  Village;  enlisted  June 
18,  1778;  enlistment,  9  months;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Feb., 
1779,  dated  Quarters  near  Croten  river ;  reported  on  command  at  White  Plains ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  Quarters  near  Croten 
Bridge ;  reported  discharged  March  18,  1779. 

Griffen,  Joseph,  Methuen.  Private,  Capt.  James  Mallon's  co.  of  Minute-men,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  6^  days. 

Griffen,  Joseph.  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  com- 
pany receipt  for  advance  pay,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775 ;  receipt  signed  by 
Joseph  Griffen,  father  of  said  Griffen ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Jan.  1,  1776;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Francis 
Felton's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  8, 1776;  service  to  Aug.  31, 1776,  7  mos. 
24  days ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Griffen,  Michael.  Private,  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Dec.  26,  1776,  to  Feb.  1,  1777; 
credited  with  38  days  allowance;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on 
march  from  Boston  to  Bennington. 

Griffen,  Morris,  Sudbury.  List  of  deserters  from  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (13th) 
regt.,  endorsed  "July  13,  1780;"  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co. ;  rank.  Private; 
age,  25  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown;  birthplace, 
Ireland ;  residence,  Sudbury ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sudbury ;  deserted  April  1, 
1778. 

Griffen,  Nathaniel,  Bradford.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
7  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Sept.  6,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel 
Huse's  CO.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;  enlisted  July  20,  1778;  dis- 
charged Dec.  14,  1778 ;  service,  4  mos.  27  days,  at  Cambridge. 

Griffen,  Oliver.  Receipts  dated  Gloucester,  Sept.  16,  and  Oct.  17,  1775,  signed  by 
said  Griffen  and  others,  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  and  4  weeks  billeting,  re- 
spectively, received  of  Michael  Farley,  Muster  Master  and  Paymaster  of  men 
raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed  at  Gloucester  under 
Lieut.  Joseph  Lane. 

Griffen,  Samuel,  Sudbury.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Smith's  (Sudbury)  co..  Col. 
James  Barrett's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  2 
days. 

Griffen,  Samuel,  Temple.  Descriptive  list  endorsed  "Aug.  4,  1775;"  Capt.  Ezra 
Town's  CO.,  Col.  James  Read's  regt. ;  rank.  Private ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9 
in.;  complexion,  fair;  eyes,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  birthplace,  Bradford; 
residence,  Temple;  enlisted  April  23,  1775;  mustered  July  11,  1775. 


m  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  879 

Gbiffen,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Cutting's  co.,  Col.  Mclntash's  (Mcintosh's) 
regt.,  Gen.  Lovell's  brigade;  enlisted  Aug.  1,1778;  service,  1  mo.  13  days,  travel 
included,  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Griffen,  Seth.  Private,  Capt.  George  Rogers's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Jordan's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  23,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.,  at  Falmouth. 

Griffen,  "Shimuel,"  Andover.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Holt's  (4th  Andover)  co., 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge ;  service,  1^  days. 

Griffen,  Thomas,  Sandown,  [N.  H.].  Musician,  Capt.  Thomas  Cogswell's  (2d)  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt.;  company  return 
dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point,  Sept.  27, 1775 ;  also,  Drummer,  Capt.  Cogswell's 
CO.,  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  Feb.  and  March,  1776. 

Griffen,  Uriah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Edward  Farmer's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Reed's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  29,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1777 ;  service,  41  days ;  company 
marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army. 

Griffers,  Robert.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Foster's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  9,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Samuel  Foster's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  en- 
gaged for  town  of  Abington  ;  mustered  by  Col.  Barber,  County  Muster  Master,- 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  dated  Albany;  enlisted  Jan. 
1,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Foster's  (3d)  co.  commanded 
by  Lieut.  James  Tisdale,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  dated  White  Plains, 
July  20,  and  Aug.  5,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1778, 
dated  White  Plains ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1778 ;  also, 
Capt.  James  Tisdale's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated 
Cortlandt  Manor;  also,  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  (8th)  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Crown  Point;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  June,  1779,  dated  Constitution  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Camp  Highlands ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Sept.,  1779,  dated  Camp  Bedford. 

Griffes,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Thompson's  (1st)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (4th)  regt. ;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776. 

Griffes,  Thomas.  Capt.  Thompson's  co.,  4th  Mass.  regt. ;  receipt  for  wages  due  said 
GriflFes  prior  to  Jan.  1, 1776,  given  to  Benjamin  Heywood,  Paymaster  of  4th  Mass. 
regt.,  dated  Sept.  29,  1776,  signed  by  Lieut.  Nathaniel  Crittenton. 

Griffeth,  Ellis.  Private,  Lieut.  Joshua  Perkins's  detachment  from  Capt.  George 
Hammond's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Lothrop's  regt.,  Brig.  Joseph  Cushing's  brigade; 
service,  14  days ;  detachment  marched  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm.  Roll  dated 
Plympton,  March  28,  1777. 

Griffeth,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  William  Treadwell's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d 
Artillery)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781 ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Griffeth,  Joseph,  Yarmouth.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  co..  Col. 
Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  engaged  April  10,  1776;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776;  also, 
1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  list 
of  officers  to  be  commissioned,  as  returned  by  Col.  Whitney ;  ordered  in  Council 
Sept.  7,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  regiment  raised  for  defence  of 
Boston. 

Griffice,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Willcox's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  8,  1777 ;  discharged  July  21, 1777  ;  service,  14  days, 
with  Northern  army ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  19, 1777;  discharged 
Oct.  19,  1777 ;  service,  31  days,  with  Northern  army. 


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880  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Geiffice,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Willcox's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  19,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1777;  service,  28 
days,  with  Northern  army. 

Griffice,  William.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Gray's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.,  entitled  to  a  bounty,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12,  1778. 

Griffice,  William.  Pay  roll  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  brigantine  "Pallas,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  James  Johnson,  for  service  from  July  3,  1779,  to  Aug.  20,  1779, 
on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Griffies,  Richard.  Marine,  sloop  "  Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul 
Jones;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "Alexander"  captured 
Sept.  20,  1777. 

Griffies,  William.  Marine,  sloop  "  Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul 
Jones ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "  Alexander  "  captured  Sept. 
20,  1777. 

Griffin,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Giffln,  Greppen,  Grfing, 

Grifen,  Grifeth,  Griffan,  Griffen,  Griflfeth,  Grifflng,  GrifHngs,  Griffins,  Griffith, 
Griffon,  Grriffln.] 

Griffin,  Alphetjs.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Con- 
tinental Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  re- 
turned as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall, 
at  Springfield,  July  16, 1779 ;  Capt.  Wilcox's  co..  Col.  Ashley's  regt. ;  age,  18  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Alford. 

Griffin,  Andrew.  Private,  Capt.  William  Pearson's  co. ;  service  between  June  1, 
1776,  and  Aug.  31,  1776,  1  mo.  7  days;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester  for 
defence  of  seacoast. 

Griffin,  Barnabas.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Berry's  (Harwich)  co.,  Maj.  Zenas 
Winslow's  regt. ;  service,  2  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  Sept.  7, 
1778;  roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Freeman's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  Enoch  Hallet's  (Barnstable  Co.)  regt.;  engaged  Aug.  16,  1780; 
discharged  Oct.  31, 1780 ;  service,  2  mos.  20  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised 
to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Griffin,  Ben.,  Marblehead.  Seaman,  ship  "  Pilgrim,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph 
Robinson;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  dated  Aug.  2,  1780;  age,  19  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Marblehead. 

Griffin,  Benjamin,  Bradford.  Private,  Capt.  John  Peabody's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Francis's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  sworn 
to  Nov.  29,  1776;  said  Griffin  credited  with  2  days  allowance;  company  drafted 
from  Salisbury,  Newburyport,  Bradford,  Haverhill,  Methuen,  Boxford,  and 
Andover. 

'Griffin,  Benjamin.  List  dated  Gloucester,  Sept.  16,  1775,  of  men  raised  for  defence 
of  seacoast  in  Essex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  27,  1775,  and  stationed  at 
Gloucester  under  1st  Lieut.  Joseph  Lane,  returned  as  mustered  by  Michael  Farley, 
Muster  Master;  also,  receipt  dated  Gloucester,  Sept.  16,  1775,  signed  by  said 
Griffin  and  others,  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  received  of  Michael  Farley,  Pay- 
master and  Muster  Master  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  defence  of  seacoast  and 
stationed  at  Gloucester  under  Lieut.  Joseph  Lane ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph 
Whipple's  CO. ;  enlisted  July  19, 1775;  discharged  Dec.  31,1775;  service,  5  mos.  25 
days ;  company  raised  in  Essex  Co.  and  stationed  one-half  at  Manchester,  the  re- 
mainder at  Gloucester ;  aZio,  Capt.  William  Pearson's  co. ;  service  between  June 
1,  1776,  and  Aug.  31, 1776,  2  mos.  8  days;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester  for 
defence  of  seacoast. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  KEVOLUTION.  881 

Ghiffin,  Benjamin.  Enlistment  agreement  dated  Dracut,  March  28,  1782,  signed  by 
said  Griffin  and  others,  engaging  themselves  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  3  j'ears,  unless  sooner  discharged ;  also,  receipt  dated  Dracut,  April  1, 
1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Griffin  by  the  town  of  Dracut  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ; 
service  from  April  1,  1782,  9  mos. ;  also,  Private,  1st  Mass.  regt. ;  discharge  dated 
Dec.  31,  1783,  signed  by  Maj.  Gen.  H.  Knox,  commanding  officer  of  the  American 
forces  at  Hudson's  river. 

Griffin,  Daniel,  Haverhill  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 
[service  not  given]  ;  also,  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ;  re- 
turn of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17,  1775. 

Griffin,  Ebenezeu,  Haverhill  (probably).  Private,  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  James  Frj'e's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775  [service  not  given]  ;  also,  Capt.  James  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  James  Fr.ye's  regt. ; 
return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17,  1775. 

Griffin,  Ebenezer,  Marblehead.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joel  Smith's  (4th)  co.,  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  7775 ;  enlisted  May  15, 1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  21  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  mem- 
orandum of  firelocks  received  of  sundry  officers  and  soldiers ;  date  of  delivery  Feb. 
9, 1776;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jonathan  W.  Edes's  (4th)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  enlisted  May  11,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  25  days, 
travel  included. 

Griffin,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Parker's  co..  Col.  Jeduthan  Baldwin's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  10,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
also,  Capt.  Parker's  co.  of  artillery  artificers  stationed  at  Springfield ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  March  10, 1780 ;  Capt.  Parker 
certifies  that  said  Griffin  served  until  March  10,  1780,  thus  completing  his  full 
term  of  3  years. 

Griffin,  Eliphalet,  Newburyport.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  (Newburyport) 
CO. ;  service  from  July  22, 1776,  to  Nov.  19, 1776,  4  mos.  1  day ;  company  stationed 
at  Plum  Island ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Greenleaf's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tup- 
per's regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  21,  1777,  to 
Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Newburyport;  credited  to  town  of  Newburyport ;  term, 
3  years ;  also,  Capt.  Greenleaf's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  rations  allowed 
from  date  of  enlistment,  Feb.  21,  1777,  to  time  of  arrival  at  Bennington ;  credited 
with  37  days  allowance;  also,  Capt.  Greenleaf's  co.,  Col.  Tupper's  regt.;  return 
dated  Jan.  25,  1778;  reported  unfit  for  duty  for  want  of  clothing;  also,  Capt. 
Page's  CO.,  Col.  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  21,  1780 ;  reported  discharged  Feb.  21,  1780.  [See  Eliphalet 
Griffith.] 

Griffin,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Andrew  Grant's  detachment  from  Col.  Josiah  Brewer's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1777;  service  to  Sept.  16,  1777,  30  days;  detachment 
marched  to  the  assistance  of  Machias.    Roll  dated  Penobscot. 

Griffin,  Ellis.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Plymouth  Co.  in  1779  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged 
for  town  of  Plympton ;  delivered  to  Lieut.  J.  Grace.     [See  Ellis  Griffith.] 

Griffin,  Ephraim,  Plympton.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bridgham's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield,  and  then  returned  by  order  of  Col. 
Cotton ;  service,  3  days. 

Griffin,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Zebulon  Norten's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  27,  1777  [service  not  given]  ;  reported  deserted ;  com- 
pany served  at  the  Northward.    Roll  dated  Equivalent. 


882  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Griffin,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  John  Lane's  co. ;  entered  service  Nov.  1,  1775;  dis- 
charged Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  5  days;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester 
for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Griffin,  James,  Gloucester.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co. 
who  took  the  oath  in  Middlesex  Co.  June  10,  1775,  required  by  Congress  to  be 
talven  by  the  Mass.  army  ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Loanimi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  30, 1775 ;  service,  10  weeks  1  day ;  also,  Col.  Gerrish's  regt. 
stationed  at  Chelsea  and  Brookline ;  return  of  the  sick,  dated  Aug.  3,  1775 ;  said 
Griffln  reported  ill  at  Chelsea  of  dysentery;  also,  Capt.  Dodge's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Baldwin's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Chelsea;  also, 
(late)  Capt.  Dodge's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Joseph  Cheever,  Col.  Baldwin's 
(26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.  for  the  year  1776. 

Griffin,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Poor's  co.  ;  company  return  [year  not  given]  ; 
copy  of  a  receipt,  dated  Newbury,  March  18, 1777,  signed  by  said  Griffin  and  others 
of  Capt.  Poor's  co.,  for  wages  for  6  weeks  service,  appears  on  reverse  of  return. 

Griffin,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.; 
engaged  Dec.  26,  1777;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  3  mos.  9  days,  guarding  Gen. 
Burgoyne's  troops  at  Winter  Hill.    Roll  dated  Bradford. 

Griffin,  James.  List  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "Silver  Eel"  from  Halifax  to 
Boston  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Bat. 
Fox,  Commissary  of  Prisoners;  reported  a  Seaman. 

Griffin,  James,  Jr.,  Gloucester.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's 
CO.  who  took  the  oath  in  Middlesex  Co.  June  10,  1775,  required  by  Congress  to 
be  taken  by  the  Mass.  army;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  (6th)  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  3Sth  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  22,  1775;  service,  10  weeks  1  day;  also,  pay  abstract 
for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Chelsea ;  also,  Capt.  Dodge's  co. ;  account  dated 
Chelsea,  Dec.  31,  1775,  of  the  appraisement  made  by  appraisers  appointed  by  Col. 
Baldwin,  of  guns  taken  for  public  use  from  men  belonging  to  the  38th  regt.  (old 
army),  who  left  the  service  Dec.  31,  1775,  having  been  stationed  at  Chelsea  and 
Medford;  also,  receipt  dated  Chelsea,  Feb.  3,  1776,  signed  by  said  Griffin  and 
others,  for  money  received  of  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin,  "for  guns  stopt  and  Prizd 
by  the  Committee  on  the  31st  day  of  Decern  last  agreable  to  General  Orders  in 
the  26th  Regt. ; "  also,  account  of  arms  retained  from  soldiers  that  were  going  to 
leave  the  service  [year  not  given] . 

Griffin,  John,  Hardwick.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Billings's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer 
Learned's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  4,  1775  ;  service,  3 
mos.  4  days. 

Griffin,  John,  Marblehead.  Landsman,  ship  "  Rhodes,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Nehe- 
miah  Buffinton ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  Aug.  14,  1780 ;  age, 
20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.,  8  in. ;  complexion,  light ;  residence,  Marblehead. 

Griffin,  John.  Order  on  Paymaster  of  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.,  payable  to  Capt. 
Thomas  Cogswell,  dated  "  Atkisson,"  March  15,  1777,  signed  by  said  Griffln,  for 
wages,  travelling  fees,  etc. 

Griffin,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Jesse  Stone's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  marched 
July  27,  1777 ;  service,  20  days,  travel  included ;  said  Griffin,  with  others,  reported 
as  having  left  the  company  without  orders;  deserted  Aug.  11,  1777;  company 
marched  to  Bennington  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Warner.    Roll  dated  Oxford. 

Griffin,  John.  List  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the 
time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Com- 
missioner, by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salisbury ; 
arrived  at  Fishkill  June  12,  1778. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  TIIE  REVOLUTION.  883 

Griffin,  John.  Sailor,  brigantine  "Eagle,"  commanded  by  Capt.  William  Groves; 
descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  June  17,  1780 ;  stature,  5  ft.  4  in. ; 
complexion,  darli. 

Griffin,  John.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Holden  for  service 
in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  9,  1780 ;  discharged  Jan.  12, 
1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  12  days,  travel  included. 

Griffin,  John.,  Enlistment  agreement  dated  1776,  signed  by  said  Griffin  and  others, 
engaging  themselves  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years, 
unless  sooner  discharged ;  also,  list  of  men  mustei'ed  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster 
Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Childs's  co.,  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  mustered 
Aug.  25,  1777  ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Pi'ivate,  Capt.  Abijah  Childs's  co..  Col.  John 
Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Sept.  2,  1777, 
to  Aug.  8,  1778;  reported  deserted  but  returned  on  proclamation,  was  pardoned, 
and  continued  in  service  until  discharged  by  Gen.  Washington  June  10,  1783,  as 
certified  by  J.  Deming ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  mus- 
tered by  Continental  Muster  Master  Varack  (Varrick) ;  also,  Capt.  Abraham 
Watson's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated 
West  Point;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  deserted  Jan.  25,  1781;  also,  Capt. 
Simon  Jackson's  (8th)  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  June,  July, 
Aug.,  Oct.,  and  Nov.,  1782 ;  reported  on  duty  at  West  Point  in  July,  1782 ;  balance 
of  term  of  enlistment  unexph-ed,  2  months  9  days. 

Griffin,  John.  Seaman,  United  States  brig  "General  Gates,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
John  Skimmer;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Griffin 
rated  1  share. 

Griffin,  John.  Receipt  [date  not  given],  for  bounty  paid  said  Griffin  by  Bradford 
Chace,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  6  of  the  town  of  Sutton,  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Griffin,  Jonathan,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  William  Wyman's  co.,  Col.  John  Pater- 
son's  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Griffin,  Jonathan,  Boston.  Order  on  Capt.  Lieut.  Bradlee,  dated  Boston,  June  24, 
1776,  signed  by  said  Griffin,  for  advance  pay  for  1  month,  etc.;  also,  Matross, 
Capt.  Jonathan  W.  Edes's  (4th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  en- 
listed June  3,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  2  days;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos.  7  days. 

Griffin,  Jonathan  (also  given  John),  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent 
for  said  county;  also,  list  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Boston,  agreeable  to  re- 
solve of  April  20, 1778,  as  returned  by  Jabez  Hatch,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt. ;  also, 
list  of  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Boston  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  re- 
ceived of  Maj.  Badlam,  by  Capt.  Robert  Davis,  of  Col.  Vose's  regt.,  at  Roxbury, 
June  5,  1778,  to  be  delivered  to  Brig.  Gen.  Warner  at  Fishkill ;  Boston  regt. ;  age, 
33  (also  given  23)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  light  (also  given  dark)  ; 
hair,  dark ;  eyes,  blue ;  nationality,  German  ;  residence,  Boston  ;  arrived  at  Fish- 
kill June  18,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as 
mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1, 
1778;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Flower's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1778,  dated  White  Plains;  enlisted  June  18,  1778;  enlist- 
ment, 9  months;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated 
Frederick sburgh  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1778,  dated  Camp 
Roxbury ;  reported  sick  in  camp ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Nov. 
and  Dec,  1778,  dated  Camp  Continental  Tillage. 


884  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gbiffin,  Jonathan.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779, 
as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent;  Capt.  Woolsworth's  co.,  Col. 
Wells's  regt. ;  age,  34:  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Bernardston ;  reported  delivered  to  Lieut.  William  Storey ;  also,  list  of 
men  returned  as  received  of  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent  for  Hampshire  Co., 
by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  dated  Springfield,  Oct.  19, 1779;  also,  Colonel's  co., 
9th  Mass.  regt.;  entered  service  July  17,  1779;  term,  9  months;  reported  trans- 
ferred to  the  Artillerj'. 

Griffin,  Jonathan.  Matross,  Capt.  Seward's  co.,Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
also,  descriptive  list  dated  Camp  New  Windsor,  Jan.  12,  1780  [1781]  ;  Capt. 
Thomas  Seward's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt. ;  rank,  Matross;  age,  35  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  engaged  Feb.  1,  1780,  by  Lieut.  Price ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Boston ;  term,  during  war. 

Griffin,  Joseph,  Great  Barrington.  Descriptive  list  dated  Lenox,  Aug.  20,  1781,  of 
men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and  delivered 
to  William  Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county;  Lieut.  Person's  co..  Col. 
Ashley's  regt.;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light; 
occupation,  laborer ;  residence,  Great  Barrington ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Great  Bar- 
rington; enlistment,  during  war;  receipted  for  by  Mr.  Bliss. 

Griffin,  Joseph,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Symonds's  (9th)  co.,  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  31,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  6  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  on 
furlough 

Griffin,  Joseph,  Methuen.  Private,  in  a  company  of  Minute- men  commanded  by 
Maj.  Samuel  Bodwell,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3^ 
days ;  [name  cancelled  on  roll ;]  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  David  Whittier's  co.,  Maj. 
Benjamin  Gage's  regt. ;  marchedOct.  2, 1777  ;  service,  40  days;  company  marched 
to  join  Northern  army. 

Griffin,  Joseph.  Petition  dated  Boston,  July  31, 1778,  signed  by  Job  Prince,  in  behalf 
of  himself  and  others,  of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Griffin  be  commissioned  as 
commander  of  the  schooner  "General  Lincoln"  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council 
July  31,  1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Griffin,  Michael.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
SuflFolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  8,  1777;  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Marshall's  regt. 

Griffin,  Morris  (also  given  Maurice),  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Whiting's 
CO.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27, 
1776 ;  enlisted  June  24, 1776 ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Maynard's  (also  given  Capt.  Wheeler's)  co.,  Col.  Ezekiel  How's 
(4th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Sudbury;  engaged  for 
town  of  Sudbury;  joined  Capt.  Thomas  Willington's  co.,  Col.  Wigglesworth's 
regt. ;  term,  during  war;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster 
Master  for  SufiTolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  16,  1777;  Capt.  Wellington's  co.,  Col. 
Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Smith's  co..  Col. 
Calvin  Smith's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1777,  to  April  1,  1778 ;  reported  deserted  April  1,  1778. 

Griffin,  Nathan.  Private;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under 
Lieut.  Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated  June  22,  1775. 

Griffin,  Nathaniel.  Matross,  Capt.  William  Ellery's  (1st  Artillery)  co. ;  enlisted 
July  22,  1776;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1776,  5  mos.  10  days;  company  stationed  at 
Gloucester  for  defence  of  seacoast. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  885 

Griffin,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt,  Nathaniel  Gage's  co.,  Col.  James  Frye's  regt. ; 
return  of  men  in  camp  at  Cambridge,  dated  May  17,  1775  ;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel 
Gage's  CO.,  Maj.  Gage's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  30,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  6,  1777; 
service,  1  mo.  9  days,  with  Northern  army ;  roll  dated  Bradford. 

Griffin,  Oliver.  List  dated  Gloucester,  Sept.  16,  1775,  of  men  raised  for  defence  of 
seacoast  in  Essex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  27,  1775,  and  stationed  at 
Gloucester  under  1st  Lieutenant  Joseph  Lane,  returned  as  mustered  by  Michael 
Farley,  Muster  Master;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Whipple's  co. ;  engaged  July 
19,  1775;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  5  mos.  25  days;  company  raised  in 
Essex  Co.  for  defence  of  seacoast  and  stationed  one-half  at  Manchester,  the 
remainder  at  Gloucester. 

Griffin,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Gregg's  co..  Col.  James  Cargill's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  25, 1775;  discharged  Dec.  31, 1775;  service,  4  mos.  17  days,  in  defence 
of  seacoast;  company  raised  in  St.  Georges,  Waldoborough,  and  Camden,  and 
stationed  there. 

Griffin,  Robert.  Private,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co.  of  guards;  enlisted  May  13, 
1779;  discharged  July  12,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  at  and  about  Boston;  company 
raised  for  3  months. 

Griffin,  Robert.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.  in  1779  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army;  age,  49  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Medford  or  Mystic;  reported  deserted  at  Springfield. 

Griffin,  Samuel,  Temple.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Town's  co.,  Col.  James  Read's  regt. ; 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  enlisted  April  23,  1775. 

Griffin  [?],  Seth.  List  of  men  raised  from  the  militia  of  North  Yarmouth  to  rein- 
force the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  to  Samuel  Thompson,  Brigadier  for 
Cumberland  Co.,  dated  North  Yarmouth,  Dec.  3,  1776. 

Griffin,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Berry's  (Harwich)  co.,  Maj.  Zenas  Wins- 
low's  regt. ;  service,  7  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bedford  and  Falmouth  Sept.  7,  1778. 

Griffin,  Thomas,  Chester.  Drummer,  Capt.  Thomas  Cogswell's  (2d)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775 ;  enlisted  April  24,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  9  days ;  also,  Fifer,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  Aug.,  1775;  also,  pay  abstract  for  Sept.,  1775,  dated 
Sewall's  Point;  also,  Drummer,  Capt.  Thomas  Cogswell's  co..  Col.  Baldwin's 
(26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for  April  and  May,  1776. 

Griffin,  Thomas,  Salisbury.  List  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months 
from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778, 
returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam, 
July  20,  1778 ;  residence,  Salisbury ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  12,  1778. 

Griffing,  Ebenezer,  Kingstown  [N.  H.].  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Oilman's  co., 
Col.  John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  12, 
1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  24  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  30, 1775 ;  reported 
on  furlough ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter 
Hill,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Griffing,  Samuel,  Kingstown  [N.  H.].  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Oilman's  co..  Col. 
John  Nixon's  (5th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  12,  1775  ; 
service,  2  mos.  24  days;  also,  company  return  dated  Sept.  30,  1775;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Dec.  25,  1775. 

Griffings,  Nathaniel.  Private,  in  a  detachment  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of 
Aprill9,1775,  to  Cambridge,  under  command  of  Sergt.  Abel  Kimball;  service,  5 
days. 


886  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 


Griffins,  Christopher.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co.,  5tli  Mass.  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  David  Cobb ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1783. 

Griffis,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Griffes,  Grifflce,  GriflBes, 

Griffist,  Griffith,  Griffiths,  GrifiFus.] 

Griffis,  Daniel.  Private,  (late)  Capt.  George  King's  co..  Col.  Hopkins's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  15,  1776;  discharged  Aug.  2,  1776;  service,  18  days; 
company  made  up  of  detachments  from  4  companies  and  marched  to  the  High- 
lands, N.  Y. 

Griffis,  David,  Alford.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Ingersoll's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's 
(9th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  26,  1775;  service, 
2  months,  1  week,  3  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  also, 
Capt.  Ingersoll's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's)  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  18, 1775;  aZso,  Private,  Capt. 
Ephraim  Fitch's  co..  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  21,  1777; 
discharged  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  service,  25  days,  travel  included. 

Griffis,  David.  Capt.  Thompson's  co.,  4th  regt.;  company  receipts  for  wages  for 
Oct.-Dec,  1776. 

Griffis,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Eldad  Wright's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Samuel 
Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775,  from  Northfield  and  Warwick  to  Cambridge ;  service,  12  days.  [See 
Samuel  Griffith.] 

Griffis,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Fitch's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  de- 
tachment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Feb. 
25,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  15,  1777. 

Griffist,  Richard,  Dartmouth.  Private,  Major's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  16,  1777,  to  Sept.  19, 1777; 
residence,  Dartmouth;  term,  3  years;  reported  died  Sept.  19,1777;  a/so,  Capt. 
Amasa  Soper's  (4th)  co..  Col.  Marshall's  regt. ;  subsistence  allowed  from  date  of 
enlistment,  Jan.  10,  1777,  to  Feb.  10, 1777 ;  credited  with  32  days  allowance ;  sub- 
sistence also  allowed  for  14  days  travel  on  march  to  Bennington  ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  service  on  or  before  Aug.  15, 1777 ;  reported  deceased. 

Griffith,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Greffeth,  Gretfith,  Grifeth, 

GriflFen,  GrifiFeth,  Griffin,  Griffis,  Griffist,  Griffiths,  Grifith.] 

Griffith, List  of  men  mustered  in  Col.  Cyes's  (Keyes's)  regt.  to  serve  in  the 

New  England  states,  as  returned  to  the  Council  Sept.  10,  1777;   Capt.  Sparrow's 
CO. ;  reported  mustered  at  Col.  Sprout's. 

Griffith,  Aaron.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Rathbun's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  de- 
tachment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777 ; 
enlisted  Dec.  16, 1776 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  15, 1777 ;  reported  sick  in  camp. 

Griffith,  Abraham,  Swanzey.  Matross,  Capt.  John  Popkin's  co..  Col.  Richard  Grid- 
ley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Sept.  27, 
1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter  Hill, 
Jan.  2,  1776. 

Griffith,  Daniel,  Oxford.  3d  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Crowl's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Learned's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6  days; 
company  reported  as  belonging  to  the  new  parish  (later  named  Ward)  taken  oflF 
from  Leicester,  Worcester,  Sutton,  and  Oxford;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Samuel 
Curtis's  CO.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  (4th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  April  26,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  13  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Rox- 
bury,  Oct.  7,  1775. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  887 

Griffith,  David.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  King's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  June  27, 1780 ;  discharged  July  4, 1780 ;  service,  8  days ;  com- 
pany marched  by  order  of  Brig.  Gen.  Fellows  on  the  alarm  of  June  27,  1780,  to 
sustain  fort  at  West  Point. 

Griffith,  Elias.  Private,  Capt.  William  Crow  Cotton's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  29,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  16  days; 
company  raised  in  Plymouth  Co.  and  marched  to  Rhode  Island. 

Griffith,  Eliphalet,  Newburyport.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  2d  Essex  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Maj.  Ralph  Cross,  sworn  to  in 
Essex  Co.,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Newburyport;  engaged  for  town  of  New- 
buryport; joined  Capt.  Moses  Greenleaf's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.; 
term,  3  years.     [See  Eliphalet  Griffin.] 

Griffith,  Ellis.  List  of  men  mustered  between  Sept.  10  and  Sept.  15, 1777,  by  James 
Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co. ;  Col.  Cyes's  (Keyes's)  regt. ;  enlisted 
by  Capt.  Sparrow;  also,  Private,  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 
(3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1779,  dated  Camp  Bedford;  enlisted  Aug.  25, 
1779;  enlistment,  9  months. 

Griffith,  Henry.  Seaman,  ship  "  General  Putnam,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Daniel 
Waters ;  engaged  July  10,  1779  [service  not  given] .     [See  Henry  Gribben.] 

Griffith,  John,  Boston.  Order  dated  Boston,  July  1,  1776,  signed  by  said  Griffith 
and  others  belonging  to  Maj.  Swan's  co..  Col.  Ci-afts's  regt.,  for  advance  wages, 
etc.,  payable  to  Maj.  Swan;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Philip  Marett's  (1st)  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  Dec.  1,  1776,  to  Feb.  1,  1777,  2 
mos. ;  also.  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8, 
1777,  3  mos.  7  days;  also,  Capt.  Marett's  (5th)  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.; 
service  from  May  7,  1777,  to  Aug.  1,  1777,  84  days ;  also,  statement  dated  Boston, 
Sept.  22,  1777,  signed  by  said  Griffith  and  others  belonging  to  Col.  Crafts's  regt., 
declaring  their  refusal  to  leave  Boston  unless  their  bounty  or  wages,  or  both,  were 
made  equivalent  to  those  allowed  the  soldiers  of  the  Continental  train  of  artillery; 
also,  petition  addressed  to  Col.  Thomas  Crafts,  dated  Camp  at  Boston,  Sept.  25, 
1777,  signed  by  said  Griffith  and  others,  requesting  that  the  objectionable  part  of 
their  former  petition,  which  was  considered  mutinous,  be  stricken  out,  and  asking 
that  the  sergeants  of  the  regiment  confined  on  account  of  the  petition  be  released ; 
also,  petition  addressed  to  the  Council,  endorsed  "Sept.  26,  YllT,''  signed  by  said 
Griffith  and  other  Sergeants  in  Col.  Crafts's  regt.,  confined  in  Boston  jail,  asking 
mitigation  of  punishment  inflicted  for  signing  a  mutinous  representation  concern- 
ing their  wages,  etc.,  addressed  Sept. 22,  1777,  to  Col.  Crafts;  also,  Capt.  Maritt's 
CO.,  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  a  bounty  dated  Boston, 
Jan.  12,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  list  of  men  who  received  bounty  from 
April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's 
CO.,  Col.  Revere's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  8, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779. 

Griffith,  John.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston ;  engaged  Dec.  22, 
1780. 

Griffith,  John.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  14, 
1780 ;  age,  29  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  ruddy ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Roxbury ;  marched  to  camp  July  14,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Hancock ; 
also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Roxbury  for  service  in  the 
Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  4,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1780; 
service,  6  mos.  8  days,  travel  included. 


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Griffith.  John.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Sutfolli  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Boston  ;  engaged  April  13, 
1781. 

Griffith,  John,  Jr.,  Boston.  Matross,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Boston  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780; 
marched  July  1,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  5,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  15  days,  travel 
included;  also,  descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  9,  1781,  made  by  Edward 
Procter,  Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  for  the  term  of  6  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  place  of 
rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  received  bounty  and  mileage 
due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter ;  Capt.  Kneeland's  co. ;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 

9  in. ;  complexion,  brown  ;  residence,  Boston ;  also,  list  unsigned  and  undated,  of 
men  who  were  probably  recruits  for  the  6  months  service  in  1780,  for  whom  no 
receipts  were  obtained ;  said  Griffith  reported  "  Listed  &  went  before." 

Griffith,  Joseph,  Yarmouth.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  co. ;  list  of 
officers  granted  beating  orders  by  Provincial  Congress  April  11,  1776,  for  enlisting 
men  to  serve  in  a  regiment  to  be  raised  to  fortify  town  and  harbor  of  Boston : 
said  Griffith  granted  orders  for  Plymouth  and  Barnstable  counties ;  also,  1st  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Winslow's  co..  Col.  Whitney's  regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc., 
sworn  to  June  20,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to 
Nov.  1,  1776,  3  mos. ;  also,  same  co.  aad  regt. ;  paj'  roll  for  Nov.,  1776 ;  service, 
1  mo.  4  days,  travel  included;  also.  Captain;  list  of  officers  of  Barnstable  Co. 
militia ;  commissioned  June  23,  1778 ;  said  Griffith  reported  as  having  been  de- 
tached for  service  at  Peekskill ;  also.  Captain ;  list  of  officers  of  Barnstable  Co. 
militia;  commissioned  July  27,  1778;  said  Griffith  reported  as  having  been 
detached  for  service  at  Providence;  also.  Captain,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  en- 
gaged April  23,  1778;  service,  8  mos.  10  days;  engagement  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Griffith,  Nathan,  West  Stockbridge.  Receipt  dated  West  Stockbridge,  July  21,1781, 
for  bounty  paid  said  Griffith  by  Ashbel  Cone  and  others,  on  behalf  of  the  town  of 
West  Stockbridge,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years  ;  also, 
descriptive  list  dated  Lenox,  Aug.  20, 1781,  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and  delivered  to  William  Walker,  Superintendent 
for  said  county ;  Capt.  Hall's  co..  Col.  Rossiter's  regt. ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 

10  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  black;  occupation,  laborer;  residence,  West 
Stockbridge ;  enlisted  for  town  of  West  Stockbridge ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  re- 
ceipted for  by  Col.  Shepard. 

Griffith,  Robert.  Gunner,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Allen 
Hallet ;  engaged  Feb.  3, 1779 ;  discharged  April  30,  1779 ;  service,  2  mos.  28  days. 

Griffith,  Samuel,  Warwick.  Capt.  IchabodDexter's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
(25th)  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Griffith  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge  Camp,  June  20,  1775 ;  also.  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  25,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  [probably  Oct.,  1775].     [See  Samuel  Griffis.] 

Griffith,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Gilman's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas 
Nixon's  (4th)  regt.;  regimental  return  dated  North  Castle,  Nov.  9,  1776;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Sept. -Dec,  1776. 

Griffith,  Stephen,  Douglas  (also  given  Oxford).  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Wallis's 
(Douglas)  CO.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Arnold's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm 
of  April  19, 1775;  service,  8  days ;  roll  dated  Roxbury  Camp ;  a^so,  Corporal,  Capt- 
Samuel  Curtis's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Learned's  (4th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  also,  company  return 
dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  7,  1775;  reported  died  July  31,  1775. 


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Griffith,  Thomas.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  19,  1777;  Capt.  Abram  Hunt's  co..  Col.  John 
Patterson's  regt. 

Griffith,  "William.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
SuflFolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  30,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt. 

Griffith,  William.  Private;  pay  roll  of  a  number  of  men  belonging  to  Maj.  Nathaniel 
Heath's  co.  of  guards,  who  enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6 
months ;  enlisted  May  13,  1780 ;  discharged  May  30,  1780 ;  service,  18  days,  at 
and  about  Boston.     ' 

Griffith,  William.  Certificate  attested  by  John  Avery,  Secretary,  stating  that  said 
Griffith,  a  prisoner,  was,  by  order  of  Council  of  June  21,  1777,  delivered  to  Capt. 
AVinthrop  Gray,  to  serve  in  his  company.  Col.  Crafts's  regt.  of  Artillery;  also, 
Matross,  Capt.  Winthrop  Gray's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ; 
service  from  time  of  enlistment  to  Aug.  1,  1777, 1  mo.  10  days ;  also,  return  dated 
Boston,  Jan.  8,  1778,  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Gray's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt., 
who  went  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island;  also,  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts;  wages  allowed  from  June  21,  1777,  to  Oct.  1,  1778,  15  mos.  10  days; 
also,  Matross,  Capt.  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Revere's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Oct.  1, 1778,  to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  enlisted  May  25, 1780 ;  service  to  April 
1, 1781, 10  mos.  7  days ;  also,  Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  co.  of  matrosses ;  service  from 
April  1,  1781,  to  date  of  discharge,  Sept.  5, 1781,  5  mos.  4  days. 

Griffith,  William.  Marine,  State  ship  "  Tartar,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Cath- 
cart;  engaged  May  25,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  11,  1782;  service,  5  mos.  17  days. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Griffiths,  John,  Portsmouth.  Matross,  Capt.  James  Swan's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  sworn  to  June  8,  1776; 
also.  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt.;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to  Dec.  1,  1776, 
4  mos. ;  roll  dated  Boston. 

Griffiths,  John.  List  dated  Boston,  Feb.  24,  1781,  signed  by  Alexander  Hodgdon, 
Secretary  of  Committee  of  the  town  of  Boston,  of  men  returned  as  having  been 
enlisted  as  the  quota  of  said  town,  under  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  said  Griffiths 
reported  as  having  been  assigned  to  a  class  of  which  Henry  Hill  was  Chairman ; 
enlisted  Dec.  22,  1780. 

Griffiths,  William.  Matross,  Capt.  Thomas  Seward's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  25,  1777,  to 
Oct.  4,  1777;  residence,  Massachusetts;  reported  killed  Oct.  4,  1777;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1777 ;  reported  missing  Sept.  15,  1777. 

Griffiths,  William.  Statement  dated  Boston,  Sept.  22,  1777,  signed  by  said  Griffiths 
and  others  belonging  to  Col.  Crafts's  regt.,  declaring  their  refusal  to  leave  Boston 
unless  their  bounty  or  wages,  or  both,  were  made  equivalent  to  those  allowed  the 
soldiers  of  the  Continental  train  of  artillery ;  also,  Capt.  Winthrop  Gray's  co..  Col. 
Crafts's  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30, 
1777,  8  months. 

Griffiths,  William.  Marine,  ship  "  Alfred,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul  Jones ; 
list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "Mellish"  and  brig  "Active" 
[year  not  given] . 

Griffon,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  9, 1777;  discharged  July  21, 1777;  service,  13  days;  company 
called  out  by  Brig.  Gen.  Fellows  at  request  of  Maj.  Gen.  Schuyler  and  ordered  to 
march  to  Fort  Ann.    Roll  certified  at  Williamstown. 


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Griffus,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Enos  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  engaged  July  11,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1779;  service,  5  mos.  24  days, 
travel  included ;  company  detached  from  Berkshire  Co.  militia  to  guard  stores  at 
Springfield  for  6  months  from  July  1,  1778. 

Gkiffus,  Thomas.  Drummer,  Capt.  Samuel  Warner's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  18,  1780;  service,  1  mo.  21  days,  travel  included; 
reported  died  Sept.  7,  1780;  regiment  raised  for  3  months. 

Grifith,  [Abraham],  Swanzey.  Matross,  Capt.  John  Popkin's  co.,  Col.  Richard 
Gridley's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  6,  1775;  service, 
26  days. 

Grifith,  Samuel,  Warwick.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Procter's  (Warwick)  co.,  dated  Warwick,  April  5,  1779;  residence, 
Warwick ;  engaged  for  state  of  New  York ;  term,  3  years. 

Grigary,  "Asel,"  Lanesborough.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  retui'n  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780. 

Grigary,  Joseph.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.  in  1779  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
engaged  for  town  of  Lanesborough  ;  delivered  to  Lieut.  Lilley. 

Griger,  Cato,  Hancock.  List  of  men  mustered  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1778,  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  bj'  Truman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for 
Berkshire  Co.,  dated  Great  Barrington,  Feb.  20,  1778;  Capt.  Miller's  co..  Col. 
Vose's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  dated  Jan.  18, 1802,  returned  by  John  Avery, 
Secretary,  and  P.  Coffin,  Treasurer,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  into  the  Continental 
Army  and  actually  served  3  years  and  were  accordingly  entitled  to  gratuities 
under  resolves  of  March  4,  1801,  and  June  19,  1801;  1st  Mass.  regt.;  residence, 
Hancock. 

Grigery,  Asahel,  New  Ashford.  Fifer,  Capt.  Asa  Barns's  co.,  Col.  B.  Ruggles 
Woodbridge's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  25,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  8  days. 

Grigery,  James.  Seaman,  ship  "Franklin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Turner; 
descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  dated  Salem,  Dec.  2, 1780 ;  age,  30  yrs. ;  com- 
plexion, dark ;  birthplace,  Salem ;  cruise  reported  to  have  begun  Aug.  8,  1780. 

Grigg,  Gideon,  Worcester.  Private,  Capt.  Jonas  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Grigg,  Henry.  List  of  prisoners  delivered  Col.  Gabriel  Johonnot  by  Charles  Waller, 
Commissary  of  Prisoners  at  Rhode  Island,  March  17,  1778 ;  reported  a  Seaman. 

Grigg,  John,  Boston  (also  given  Groton).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Benjamin  Lapham  and  Capt.  Peter  Cushing, 
sworn  to  at  Hingham,  Feb.  17,  1778;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  for  town  of 
Hingham;  joined  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  also, 
Corporal,  Capt.  Peter  DoUiver's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  rolls  for 
June-Aug.,  1778,  dated  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Sept., 
1778;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  of  officers  and  men  belong- 
ing to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to 
Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated 'into  a 
regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrange- 
ment of  April  9,  1779;  rank.  Private;  residence,  Groton;  engaged  July  18,  1777; 
term, 3  years;  said  Grigg  appears  among  men  belonging  to  Col.  Henry  Jackson's 
regt.  who  had  been  discharged  from  the  rolls  prior  to  above  arrangement ;  reported 
invalided  April  1, 1779;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co.  of  invalids 
stationed  at  Boston,  Col.  Lewis  Nicola's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Boston,  Sept.  9, 


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;Grigg,  John,  continued. 

1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Oct.  2,  1779;  reported  on  fur- 
lough; also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  Capt.  McFar- 
land's  corps  of  invalids;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  May  1,  1780;  reported  discharged  May  1,  1780. 

Grigger,  Cato.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlistment,  during  war;  reported 
on  the  ferry  guard. 

Griggs,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gragg,  Gregg,  Grggs, 

Grigg,  Grigs.] 

Griggs,  Ebenezer,  Dudley.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Healy's  co.  of  Minute-men;  Col. 
Ebenezer  Larned's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
8  days;  also,  Capt.  Healey's  co.,  Col.  Larned's  (4th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  4  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiva- 
lent in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  2,  1775. 

■Griggs,  Gideon,  Worcester.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Bigelow's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Artemas  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 5  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  armj^;  also,  Capt.  Jonas  Hubbard's  co., 
Gen.  Ward's  regt.;  certificate  dated  Cambridge,  June  18,  1775,  signed  by  Lieut. 
William  Gates,  in  behalf  of  Capt.  Hubbard,  stating  that  said  Griggs  and  others 
were  in  need  of  cartridge  boxes  or  bullet  pouches ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order 
for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Griggs  and  others,  dated  June  -,  1775 ;  also.  Pri- 
vate, same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  April  24,  1775 ; 
service,  3  mos.  15  days ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  Hubbard's  co..  Col.  Job 
Cushing's  regt. ;  engaged  Sept.  5, 1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29, 1777 ;  service,  2  mos. 
25  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  roll  endorsed  "3  mos." 

'Griggs,  James,  Roxbury.  Order  on  Maj.  Barber,  dated  June  18,  1775,  signed  by  Capt. 
Moses  Draper,  for  pouches  to  be  delivered  said  Griggs  and  others  belonging  to 
his  company.  Col.  Gardner's  regt. ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Moses  Draper's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt.;  company  return 
dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill,  Dec.  27,  1775;  also.  Sergeant; 
return  of  men  drafted  from  companies  commanded  by  Captains  Gore,  Mayo, 
White,  and  May,  who  served  at  Nantasket  in  June,  1776,  under  Lieut.  James 
Morton,  driving  ships  from  Boston  harbor;  service,  3  days. 

Griggs,  James,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mayo,  Jr.'s  co.,  Col.  Eleazer  Weld's 
detachment  of  militia ;  service  from  Dec.  9  to  Dec.  29,  1776,  20  days,  probably  at 
Hull. 

Griggs,  James,  Jr.,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Whiting's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 
regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  28 
days. 

Griggs,  John,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Theodore  Bliss's  co..  Col.  John  Paterson's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  6  days; 
also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Griggs,  John,  Brookline.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  White's  (Brookline)  co..  Col.  Wil- 
liam Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service  to  May 
12,  1775,  23  days. 

Griggs,  John  Keene,  [N.  H.].  Ensign,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Stiles's  co..  Col.  Paul  Dudley 
Sargent's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  engaged  April  21,  1775 ;  service,  3 
mos.  18  days. 


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Griggs,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Champney's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  23,  1779 ;  dis- 
charged May  22, 1779 ;  service,  3  mos.,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and 
about  Boston. 

Griggs,  John.  Descriptive  return  dated  Boston,  Jan.  5, 1781,  made  by  Edward  Procter, 
Colonel  of  Boston  regt.,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  to  serve  in  the  militia  under  the 
command  of  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows  for  the  term  of  3  months  from  the  time  of 
their  arrival  at  place  of  rendezvous,  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  who  had  re- 
ceived bounty  and  mileage  due  them  of  said  Col.  Procter;  Ward  No.  8  co. ;  age, 
28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  brown;  also,  Private,  Capt.  William 
Bird's  CO.,  Col.  Webb's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781; 
service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel  included ;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  Middlesex 
counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Griggs,  Joseph,  Brookline.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  White's  (Brookline)  co.,  Col.  Wil- 
liam Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 177?) ;  service  to  May 
12,  1775,  23  days. 

Griggs,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  May's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.;  joined 
March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  14  days;  company  stationed 
at  Roxbury  Lines.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Roxbury. 

Griggs,  Lemuel,  StaflFord.  Drummer,  Capt.  Amos  Walbridge's  co.,  Col.  David  Brewer's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  11,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  25 
days;  also,  Capt.  Walbridge's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's)  regt.; 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  4,  1775. 

Griggs,  Moses,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  William  Draper's  (2d  Roxbury)  co.,  Col. 
William  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service  to 
May  3, 1775, 15  days ;  also,  Capt.  Lemuel  May's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  joined 
March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  16,  1778;  service,  25  days;  company  stationed 
at  Roxbury  Lines. 

Griggs,  Nathaniel,  Roxbury  (also  given  Brookline) .  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt. 
J.  Baker,  Jr.'s  co.,  who  had  been  sworn  and  mustered,  as  returned  by  Capt. 
Baker,  dated  Brookline,  July  11,  1775;  also,  Capt.  John  Baker,  Jr.'s  (10th)  co.. 
Col.  Gerrish's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Griggs  and  others, 
dated  Brookline,  July  22,  1775;  also.  Sergeant,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  9  days;  also,  Capt. 
Baker's  co. ;  return  of  the  sick  and  absent  [year  not  given,  probably  1775]  ;  resi- 
dence, Brookline;  also,  4th  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Pettingill's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt.;  company  return  dated  Camp 
at  Sewall's  Point,  Sept.  27,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point,  Nov.  19,  1775;  also,  return  dated  Camp  at 
Sewall's  Point,  Dec.  24, 1775,  made  by  Capt.  Joseph  Pettengill,  of  men  who  agreed 
to  tarry  the  month  of  Jan.  [1776],  although  not  enlisted;  also.  Ensign,  Capt. 
Hopestill  Hall's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's  regt. ;  list  endorsed  "  Commissioned 
officers  in  Col.  Robinson's  regt.  till  1st  of  April,  1776;"  also.  Ensign,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  engaged  Jan.  31, 1776 ;  service  to  time  of  marching,  21  days ;  roll  dated 
Dorchester ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  James  Swan's  (1st)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  list  of  officers  to  be  commissioned,  as  returned  by  Col. 
Crafts,  dated  Boston,  Sept.  27,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  9,  1776,  that  said 
officers  be  commissioned;  also.  Lieutenant;  return  of  wood  delivered  State  train 
of  Artillery  commanded  by  Col.  Thomas  Crafts ;  wood  delivered  said  Griggs  July 
27, 1776 ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  James  Swan's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  3  mos. ;  roll  dated 
Boston  ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Philip  Marett's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from  Dec.  1,  1776,  to  May  8,  1777,  5  mos.  7  days ;  also, 
same  regt. ;  list  dated  Boston,  April  18,  1777,  of  officers  submitted  by  Col.  Crafts 
to  the  Council  for  approval ;  said  officers  approved  in  Council  April  18, 1777 ;  also, 


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•Gkiggs,  Nathaniel,  continued. 

Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Ellis's  co. ;  list  of  officers  of  Suffolk  Co.  militia ;  commis- 
sioned June  5,  1778 ;  said  Griggs  detached  for  service  at  Peekskill ;  also,  Lieuten- 
ant, Capt.  Ellis's  CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt. ;  engaged  May  18, 1778 ;  discharged 
Feb.  24,  1779;  service,  9  uios.  18  days,  travel  included;  engagement,  8  months; 
company  raised  to  fortify  passes  of  North  river,  N.  Y. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
pay  rolls  for  May-Sept.,  1778,  dated  Fort  Clinton  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay 
rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  dated  King's  Ferry. 

Griggs,  Samuel,  Brookline.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  White's  (Brookline)  co.,  Col. 
William  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service  to 
May  12,  1775,  23  days. 

<3rKiGGS,  Samuel,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  May's  co..  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.; 
joined  March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  5,  1778;  service,  14  days;  company  sta- 
tioned at  Roxbury  Lines ;  a/so,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  returned 
as  received  of  Maj.  Stephen  Badlam,  by  Capt.  Robert  Davis,  at  Roxbury,  June  5, 
1778,  to  be  delivered  to  Brig.  Gen.  Jonathan  Warner  at  Fishkill;  Capt.  Mayo's 
CO.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt.;  age,  18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
hair,  dark;  eyes,  dark  (also  given  gray) ;  occupation,  husbandman;  nationality, 
American ;  residence,  Roxbury  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  term  of  9  months 
from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner, 
Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20, 1778;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as 
mustered  by  Henry  Rutgers,  Jr.,  Deputy  Muster  Master,  dated  Fishkill,  Aug.  1, 
1778;  arrived  at  Fishkill,  June  14,  1778;  also,  Private,  (late)  Capt.  Foster's  co. 
commanded  by  Lieut.  James  Tisdale,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d)  regt.;  muster  roll 
dated  White  Plains,  Aug.  5,  1778;  enlisted  June  16,  1778;  enlistment,  9  months; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1778,  dated  White  Plains. 

Griggs,  Samuel,  Worcester.  Matross,  Capt.  William  Todd's  (8th)  co..  Col.  Thomas 
Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1776,  to  date  of  discharge,  May  8, 
1776,  3  mos.  7  days. 

Griggs,  Samuel.  Capt.  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  Ward's  regt.;  return  for  ammunition, 
dated  June  18,  1775.     [See  William  Griggs.] 

Griggs,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Hubbard's  co.,  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  5, 1777  ;  discharged  Dec.  9  (also  given  Nov.  29) ,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos. 
5  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department ;  roll  endorsed  "  3  mos. ;  "  also, 
Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co..  Col.  John  Rand's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted 
July  19,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  12,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  5  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  for  3  months. 

Griggs,  Thomas,  Roxbury.  Private,  Capt.  Hopestill  Hall's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robin- 
son'sregt.;  enlisted  Jan.  31, 1776;  service  to  time  of  marching,  21  days;  roll  dated 
Dorchester;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Thomas  Mayo,  Jr.'s  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Weld's 
regt.;  service  from  Dec.  9  to  Dec.  29,  1776,  20  days,  probably  at  Hull. 

Griggs,  Thomas,  Sutton.  Corporal,  (late)  Capt.  Arthur  Dagget's  (Sutton)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  Larned's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  26  days ;  roll  dated  Roxbury  Camp ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Howard's 
CO.,  Col.  Jonathan  Holman's  regt. ;  service,  30  days,  with  Northern  army  at  the 
time  of  the  reduction  of  Gen.  Burgoyne ;  warrant  for  pay  allowed  in  Council  May 
4,  1778 ;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Woodbury's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Davis's  regt. ;  marched 
July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  13^  days,  travel  included,  on  an 
alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

<3iuggs,  Wihiam,  Roxbury  (also  given  Newton).  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  J. 
Baker,  Jr.'s  co.,  who  had  been  sworn  and  mustered,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Baker, 
dated  Brookline,  July  11,  1775;   also,  Capt.  John   Baker,  Jr.'s  (10th)  co.,  Col. 


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Griggs,  William,  continued. 

Gerrish's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Griggs  and  others,  dated 
Brookline,  July  22,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  1, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  2  days ;  also,  pay  abstract  for 
Aug.,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Pettingill's  co.,  Lieut  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late 
Col.  Gerrish's  38th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point,  Sept. 
27, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at 
Sewall's  Point,  Nov.  19,  1775;  a^so.  Corporal;  return  of  men  drafted  from  com- 
panies commanded  by  Captains  Gore,  Mayo,  White,  and  May,  vrho  served  at  Nan- 
tasket  in  June,  1776,  under  Lieut.  James  Morton,  driving  ships  from  Boston  harbor ; 
service,  3  days ;  also,  receipt  dated  Albany,  Nov.  28,  1776,  for  bounties  paid  said 
Griggs  and  others  by  Capt.  Samuel  Foster  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  in 
his  company.  Col.  Greaton's  regt.,  during  the  war;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Ebenezer  Gore's  (1st)  co.,  Col.  William 
Mcintosh's  (1st  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Feb.  21,  1778;  residence,  Roxbury; 
engaged  for  town  of  Roxbury;  joined  Capt.  Foster's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's 
regt.;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  April  -,  1780;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by 
Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  16,  1777; 
Capt.  Foster's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt.;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Foster's  co., 
Col.  John  Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  [year  not  given]; 
mustered  by  County  Muster  Master  Barber ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Dec,  1777,  dated  Albany ;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777 ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Foster's  co. 
commanded  by  Lieut.  James  Tisdale,  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  muster  rolls 
made  up  from  June  15,  1778,  to  Aug.  1,  1778,  dated  White  Plains;  reported  pro- 
moted to  Corporal  July  22,  1778 ;  also.  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Aug.,  1778,  dated  White  Plains ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept., 
1778;  also,  Capt.  Tisdale's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779, 
dated  "  Cortond  Mannor;"  reported  transferred  to  the  infantry;  also,  Capt. 
Sumner's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  June  14,  1780;  reported  deserted  June  14,  1780;  certified  by 
Capt.  Joseph  Williams,  at  New  Windsor,  April  10,  1783,  as  having  returned  to 
duty  in  3d  regt.  upon  pardon  by  Gen.  Washington,  and  as  being  in  actual  service ; 
also,  list  dated  Jan.  18,  1802.  returned  by  John  Avery,  Secretary,  and  P.  Coffin, 
Treasurer,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army  and  actually  served 
3  years  and  were  accordingly  entitled  to  gratuities  under  resolves  of  March  4, 1801, 
and  June  19,  1801;  3d  Mass.  regt.;  residence,  Newton. 

Griggs,  William,  Worcester.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Bigelow's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Artemas  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  ser- 
vice, 5  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army;  also,  Capt.  Jonas  Hubbard's  co., 
Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Griggs  and 
others,  dated  June  -,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  April  24,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days ;  also,  company  re- 
turn dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  7, 1775;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  William  Todd's  (8th) 
CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1776,  to  date  of 
discharge,  May  8, 1776, 3  mos.  7  days ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Whitney's  co., 
Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  July  31,  1778,  to  Sept.  14,  1778,  1  mo. 
18  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Grigort,  Asahel,  New  Ashford.  Fifer,  Capt.  Asa  Barns's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  R. 
Woodbridge's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Sept.  28,  1775. 

Grigory,  John.  Matross,  Capt.  Joseph  Balch's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's  (Artil- 
lery) regt. ;  service  from  time  of  enlistment  to  Aug.  1,  1777,  17  days. 

Grigory,  Samuel,  Salem.  Seaman,  ship  "Pilgrim,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Joseph 
Robinson;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  dated  Aug.  2,  1780;  age,  26  yrs. ^ 
stature,  5  ft.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Salem. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  895 

Grigoet,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Lakin's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light 
Infantry)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  17  (also  given  Sept.  13),  1779;  discharged  Nov.  17, 
1779;  service,  2  raos.  3  (also  given  2  mos.  9)  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Sept. -Nov.,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Newport. 

Grigort,  Uriah.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Fisk's  (Weston)  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.; 
service,  5  days;  company  called  out  March  4,  1776,  and  stationed  at  Dorchester 
Heights. 

Grigort,  William,  Boston.  Capt.  John  Popkin's  co..  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  regt.; 
receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Grigory  and  others,  dated  Winter  Hill, 
July  14,  1775;  also.  Bombardier,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775;  enlisted  May  31,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  6  days;  also,  company  return  dated 
Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Sept.  27,  1775. 

Grigret,  Asahel.  Fifer,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simons's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  1,  1780;  discharged  July  31,  1780;  service  in 
Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Hancock. 

Grigriet,  Lewis  (also  given  Louis),  Barnstable.  Private,  Major's  co.,  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  29,  1778, 
toDec.  31, 1779;  residence,  Barnstable ;  credited  to  town  of  Barnstable;  rt^so,Capt. 
John  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778,  sworn  to 
at  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Paw- 
tuxet;  also,  Lieut.  Thomas  Hollis  Condy's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  payroll 
for  Nov.,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Paw- 
tuxet;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  March,  1779;  also,  Maj.  Lemuel 
Trescott's  (3d)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Paw- 
tuxet;  reported  furloughed  by  Gen.  Glover,  April  26,1779,  for  20  days;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  July,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also.  Major's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  return 
made  up  to  Dec.  31, 1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence ;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp 
near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col. 
Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col. 
Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779; 
Major's  co. ;  rank,  Private ;  enlisted  April  29, 1778 ;  enlistment,  3  years  ;  reported 
deserted  Dec.  21,  1779. 

Grigs,  Benjamix.  Private,  Capt.  John  Spoor's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  7, 1777;  discharged  July  28, 1777;  service,  22  days;  company 
marched  to  Kingsbury  near  Fort  Ann.  Roll  certified  at  Sheffield  by  Brig.  Gen. 
John  Fellows. 

Grigs,  John.  Capt.  Theodore  Bliss's  co..  Col.  John  Paterson's  (26th)  regt.;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Dec.  20,  1775. 

Grigs,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Alexander  Hodgdon's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk 
Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  26, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  30, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  8  days, 
travel  included ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and 
stationed  at  Rhode  Island. 

Grigs,  Lemuel,  Stafford.  Capt.  Amos  Walbridge's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's  (9th) 
regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  Walbridge's  co.,  Col. 
Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in 
money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  22,  1775. 

Grigs,  Samuel,  Roxbury.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Suffolk  Co.  for  the  term 
of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April 
20,  1778,  as  returned  by  Stephen  Badlam,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  dated 
Dorchester,  June  29,  1778 ;  Capt.  Mayo's  co.,  Col.  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  age,  18  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  dark ;  eyes,  gray  (also  given  dark)  j 


896  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Grigs,  Samuel,  continued, 

occupation,  husbandman;  nationality,  American;  residence,  Roxbury;  engaged 
for  town  of  Roxbury ;  conducted  to  camp  by  Capt.  Davis ;  also,  Private,  (late) 
Capt.  Samuel  Foster's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  James  Tisdale,  Col.  Greaton's 
(2d)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1778;  enlisted  June  16,  1778;  enlistment, 
9  months;  also,  Capt.  Tisdale's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  (2d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
March,  1779,  dated  "  Cortond  Mannor;"  reported  discharged  March  17,  1779; 
also,  Capt.  Moses  BuUard's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's  (Suffolk  Co.)  regt.;  en- 
listed July  26,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  27,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  5  days,  travel 
included ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months  and  sta- 
tioned at  Rhode  Island. 

Grigs,  William.  Account  of  clothing  delivered  said  Grigs  and  others  belonging  to 
Capt.  Joseph  Petengill's  (10th)  co.,  dated  Sevrall's  Point,  Oct.  30,  1775. 

Grimes,  .    4th  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  reported  as  belonging 

to  Squad  No.  3. 

Grimes,  Andrew  (also  given  Andrew,  Jr.),  Gloucester  (also  given  Cambridge). 
Matross,  Capt.  William  EUery's  (1st  Artillery)  co. ;  enlisted  June  17,  1776;  ser- 
vice to  Dec.  31,  1776,  6  mos.  15  days ;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester  for  defence 
of  seacoast;  also,  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental  service  [year  not 
given];  residence,  Gloucester;  engaged  for  town  of  Gloucester;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  Joseph  Morse's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Morse's 
CO.,  Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778;  residence, 
Cambridge;  engaged  for  town  of  Cambridge;  mustered  by  Col.  Barber;  term, 
3  years. 

Grimes,  Andrew,  Shrewsbury.  Receipt  dated  Worcester,  May  8,  1782,  for  bounty 
paid  said  Grimes  by  Jonathan  Bond,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  3  of  the  town  of 
Shrewsbury,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also, 
descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  1,  1782;  Capt.  Benjamin  Heywood's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt.;  age,  35yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  complexion,  light; 
hair,  brown ;  occupation,  blacksmith;  birthplace,  Lancaster;  residence,  Shrews- 
bury; engaged  for  town  of  Shrewsbury;  engaged  April  1,  1782;  term,  3  years; 
also.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from  April  1,  1782,  9 
months ;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Heywood's  (4th)  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (6th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1782;  reported  joined  from  10th  Mass.  regt.,  Dec.  17, 
1782 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.,  March,  and  April,  1783 ;  bal- 
ance of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  23  months. 

Grimes,  Andrew.  Private,  Capt.  William  Thurlo's  co. ;  service,  9  days ;  company 
marched  on  an  alarm  at  Bennington  Aug.  22,  1777,  under  command  of  Maj. 
Ebenezer  Bridge,  by  order  of  Gen.  Stark  and  Col.  Warner,  and  was  dismissed  by 
Gen.  Lincoln  after  proceeding  90  miles. 

Grimes,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Walter  Bicker's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Lieut.  Col.  John  Parke  ;  pay  roll  for  Aug.,  1778. 

Grimes,  Ephraim,  Hubbardston.  Private,  Capt.  David  Bent's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  5,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  5  days, 
travel  included,  in  Northern  department;  also,  Capt.  Elisha  Jackson's  co. ;  en- 
listed June  30,  1778  [service  not  given]  ;  roll  dated  Middleton,  R.  I. 

Grimes,  James.  Seaman,  ship  "General  Mifflin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George  Wait 
Babcock ;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  at  Boston,  Sept.  9,  1780; 
age,  24  yrs. ;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Massachusetts. 

Grimes,  John,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lock's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Gardner's 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  22  [year  not  given,  probably  1775]  ;  age,  40  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  897 

Grimes,  John,  continued. 

3^  in.;  residence,  Boston;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lock's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct. 
6,  1775 ;  also,  company  receipt  for  wages  for  Oct.,  1775,  dated  Camp  Prospect  Hill ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Dec. 
1,  1775. 

Grimes,  John,  Claverack  (also  given  Nobletown).  Private,  Capt.  John  McKinstry's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Paterson's  (26th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  6, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  3  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  3,  Charles- 
town,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Grimes,  John.  Cook,  sloop  "  Machlas  Liberty,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jeremiah 
Obrian;  engaged  March  13,  1776;  discharged  July  25,  1776;  service,  4  mos.  12 
days. 

Grimes,  John.  Petition  dated  Boston,  Nov.  28, 1776,  signed  by  John  Dean,  Joseph  Bar- 
rel!, and  Mungo  Mackay,  in  liehalf  of  themselves  and  others,  all  of  Boston,  owners 
of  the  ship  "  American  Tartar  "  (privateer),  asking  that  said  Grimes  be  commis- 
sioned as  commander  of  the  ship ;  ordered  in  Council  Nov.  29,  1776,  that  a  com- 
mission be  issued;  also.  Captain,  ship  "  American  Tartar;  "  Council  order  dated 
April  26,  1777,  permitting  officers  and  men  of  certain  armed  vessels  to  do  neces- 
sary work  upon  Sunday,  April  27,  1777,  in  order  to  fit  said  vessels  for  sea;  also, 
resolve  dated  Dec.  6,  1777,  passed  by  the  Rhode  Island  Assembly,  making  pro- 
vision for  the  exchange  of  certain  military  and  naval  officers ;  said  Grimes,  late 
Commander  of  the  private  ship  of  war  "American  Tartar,"  having  been  taken 
prisoner  by  a  British  vessel  and  carried  to  Halifax,  had  been  allowed  to  return  to 
Boston  by  Sir  George  Collier  on  his  parole  that  he  might  secure  the  exchange  of 
the  master  of  the  British  ship  "  Fox  "  or  return  to  captivity ;  other  arrangements 
having  been  made  for  the  exchange  of  the  Master  of  the  "  Fox,"  the  Captain  of 
the  British  ship  "  Syren  "  was  named  to  be  exchanged  for  said  Grimes,  or  for  the 
Master  of  the  American  vessel  "  Hancock." 

Grimes,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Philip  Thomas's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  sub- 
sistence allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Dec.  29,  1776,  to  Feb.  6,  1777 ;  credited 
with  40  days  allowance;  subsistence  also  allowed  for  11  days  travel  on  march 
from  Boston  to  Bennington;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  for  clothing;  said 
Grimes  allowed  clothing  for  the  year  1777. 

Grimes,  Jonathan,  Peterborough  (also  given  Hillsborough,  N.  H.).  Private,  Light 
Infantry  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  ser- 
vice from  June  20,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Abington;  also, 
Capt.  James  Jones's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated 
Guelph  Mills;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778,  dated 
Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  payroll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Pawtuxet; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay 
rolls  for  Feb.  and  March,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  Capt  William  Scott's  (4th) 
CO.,  Col  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Garrison  at  Pawtuxet; 
enlisted  June  24  (also  given  June  25) ,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also,  Capt.  Wil- 
liam Scott's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779; 
also,  Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779, 
dated  Camp  at  Providence  ;  also,  Capt.  William  Scott's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col. 
Henry  Jackson's  (ICth)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1, 1780,  to  June  20, 1780 ;  residence,  Peterborough ;  reported  discharged  June 
20,  1780;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  offi- 
cers and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts., 
and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were 
incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agree- 


898  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Grimes,  Jonathan,  coMinued. 

able  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  Capt.  Scott's  co. ;  rank,  Private;  resi- 
dence, Hillsborough,  N.  H. ;  engaged  June  20,  1777;  engaged  for  town  of 
Abington  ;  term,  3  years. 

Grimes,  Matthew.  Seaman,  sloop  "  Providence,"  commanded  bj'  Capt.  John  Paul 
Jones;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "  Alexander,"  captured  Sept. 
20,  1776. 

Grimes,  Moses,  Derry  (also  given  Londonderry) .  Sergeant,  in  a  company  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Nathaniel  Sartell,  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  98  days;  also,  Capt.  Ephraim  Corey's 
CO.,  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  7, 1775 ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Oct.  31,  1775. 

Grimes,  Samuel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Christopher  Banister's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt.; 
engaged  Sept.  20, 1777  ;  discharged  Oct.  14, 1777 ;  service,  29  days,  travel  included, 
on  expedition  to  Stillwater  and  Saratoga. 

Grimes,  William,  Derry.  Capt.  Archelaus  Towne's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Bridge's  regt. ; 
receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Grimes  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
July  6,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  6  days. 

Grimes,  William,  Gloucester.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Warner's  co..  Col.  Moses 
Little's  (17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  5  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  24  yrs. ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov. 
25,  1775. 

Grimes,  William,  Gloucester.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship 
"  America,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Somes,  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  June  8, 
1780;  age,  13  yrs.;  stature,  3  ft. 

Grimes,  William,  Lexington.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Simon  Hunt's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's 
regt. ;  company  return  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Grimes  reported  as  in  camp  at  White 
Plains  ;  also  reported  sick,  and  as  having  lost  a  coat  in  battle ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  enlisted  Nov.  3,  1777 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  5  mos.,  at  Cambridge. 

Grimes,  William.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Edmund  Munro's  detachment  from  the  alarm  co. 
of  Lexington ;  service  from  May  16  to  May  20,  1775,  5  days,  at  Cambridge,  by 
order  of  Committee  of  Safety. 

Grimes,  William.  Private,  in  a  detachment  from  Lexington  militia  co.  commanded  by 
Capt.  John  Parker;  service,  1  day;  detachment  reported  on  command  at  Cam- 
bridge from  May  6  to  May  10,  1775,  by  order  of  Committee  of  Safety ;  also,  same 
detachment;  service  from  June  17  to  June  18,  1775,  2  days,  at  Cambridge,  by 
order  of  Committee  of  Safety. 

Grimes,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Bridge's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice from  March  4  to  March  8,  1776,  5  days ;  company  stationed  at  Roxbury. 

Grimes,  William.  Seaman,  ship  "Versailles,"  Joseph  Chapman,  Master;  engaged 
Jan.  20,  1777;  discharged  June  16,  1777 ;  service  4  mos.  26  days,  on  voyage  from 
Boston  to  Nantes  and  return. 

Grimes,  William.  Mariner,  ship  "  Vengeance,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Thomas 
Thomas;  engaged  June  27,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  on 
Penobscot  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Grimme,  Frederick.  Sergeant,  Col.  Armand's  legion  (Independent  corps  taken  into 
Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  25, 1778) ;  list  dated  July  -,  1778. 


IN  THE   WAR   OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  899 

Grindal,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  19,1777;  dis- 
charged Sept.  28,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  10  days ;  company  called  out  by  Col. 
Jonathan  Buck  for  service  at  Machias. 

Grindal,  Iciiabod.  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  19,  1777 ;  dis- 
charged Sept.  28,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  10  days ;  company  called  out  by  Col. 
Jonathan  Buck  for  service  at  Machias. 

Grindal,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  19,  1777;  dis- 
charged Sept.  28,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  10  days ;  company  called  out  by  Col. 
Jonathan  Buck  for  service  at  Machias. 

Grindal,  William,  Penobscot.  Private,  Capt.  John  Lane's  co. ;  enlisted  July  13, 
1775;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1775,  3  mos. 26  days, travel  included;  company  probably 
stationed  at  Cape  Ann  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Grindall,  •     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grindal,  Grindel.] 

Ghindall,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Lane's  co..  Col.  Foster's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Jan.  1, 1776 ;  discharged  Feb.  15,  1776 ;  service,  1  mo.  15  days ;  company  stationed 
at  Cape  Ann  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Grindel,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Lane's  co. ;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1775,  to 
Dec.  31,  1775,  2  mos.  5  days,  at  Gloucester,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Grindlet, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gridley,  Grindel.] 

Grindley,  William.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  17, 
1780;  age,  52  3'rs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Roxbury ;  marched  to  camp  July  17,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Abner 
Howard ;  reported  deserted. 

Gkindlt,  John.  Boy,  frigate  "  Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nicholson ;  en- 
gaged Feb.  16,  1782;  service  to  May  31,  1782,  3  mos.  15  days;  engagement, 
12  months;  reported  as  Capt.  Nicholson's  apprentice. 

Grinel,  Benjamin,  Freetown.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Walker's  co..  Col.  John  Hath- 
away's  regt.  ;  service,  20  days ;  company  marched  from  Dighton  to  Tiverton,  R.  I., 
April  23,  1777 ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Taunton ;  also,  Capt.  Zebedee  Redding's  co.,  Col- 
Gamaliel  Bradford's  (12th)  regt. ;  service  from  Dec.  1, 1778,  to  Jan.  1, 1779, 1  mo. 

Grinell,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Read's  (Freetown)  co..  Col.  John 
Hathaway's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  2,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  6 
days;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm;  also,  Capt.  Luke  Day's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Feb.  and  March,  1781, 
dated  West  Point ;  enlisted  Sept.  23,  1780 ;  discharged  March  22,  1781 ;  enlist- 
ment, 6  months. 

Grinell,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Read's  (Freetown)  co..  Col.  John  Hath- 
away's regt. ;  enlisted  July  29,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  10  days; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Grinell,  Guilford.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Read's  (Freetown)  co..  Col.  John  Hath- 
away's regt.;  enlisted  July  29,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  10  days; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Grinman,  Edward.  Private,  Capt.  William  Douglas's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777 ;  discharged  Sept.  30,  1777 ;  service, 
24  days ;  company  marched  to  Pawlet.    Roll  dated  Hancock. 

Grinsian,  Gideon.  Marine,  ship  "Alfred,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul  Jones; 
list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "  Mellish  "  and  brig  "Active" 
[year  not  given] . 


900  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Grinman,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Stephen  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simons's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  1,  1777;  discharged  July  31,  1777;  service  in 
Northern  department;  roll  dated  Hancock;  a/so,  Capt.  William  Douglas's  co., 
Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777;  dis- 
charged Aug.  20,  1777  ;  service,  7  days,  at  Bennington,  34  miles  from  home;  roll 
endorsed  "service  at  Manchester;"  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  co.,  Col.  Bowel's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  22,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  26,  1779;  service, 
1  mo.  12  days,  travel  included,  at  New  Haven,  Conn.;  roll  sworn  to  at  Lanes- 
borough  ;  also,  Capt.  Thompson  J.  Skinner's  co..  Col.  Asa  Banes's  (Barnes's) 
Berkshire  Co.  regt.;  enlisted  Nov.  1,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  10,  1781 ;  service,  10 
days;  company  marched  to  the  Western  frontiers  by  order  of  Gen.  Stark  on  an 
alarm. 

Grinnal,  Benjamin.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Freetown  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  Sept.  18, 1780;  discharged 
March  24,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  15  days,  travel  included. 

Grinnal,  Richard.  Armorer,  sloop  "Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Hoysteed 
Hacker;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  "  Mellish  "  and  "Active" 
[year  not  given] . 

Grinnawat,  William.  Private,  8th  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  March  1,  1777  ;  reported  deserted; 
also,  list  of  deserters  from  Col.  Bailey's  (2d)  regt.  subsequent  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  as 
returned  by  Ezra  Badlam,  Lieut.  Col.  Commandant;  term,  during  war;  deserted 
March  1,  1777 ;  reported  a  transient. 

Geinnell,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grannel,  Greenable, 

Grenell,  Grennal,  Grennell,  Grinel,  Grinell,  Grinnal,  Gririnell.] 

Grinnell,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Luke  Day's  co., Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  Sept.  23,  1780;  en- 
listment, 6  months  ;  reported  on  command  at  the  Lines. 

Grinnell,  Cambridge.  Boy,  sloop  "  Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul 
Jones;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "Alexander,"  captured 
Sept.  20,  1777. 

Grinnell,  Cornelius.  Private,  Capt.  George  Claghorn's  co..  Col.  Abiel  Mitchell's 
(Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  5,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  2 
mos.  28  days ;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Grinnell,  James.  Boy,  sloop  "  Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Paul  Jones; 
list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shai-es  in  the  ship  "Alexander,"  captured  Sept.  20, 
1777. 

Grinnell,  John.  Seaman,  ship  "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams; engaged  Nov.  7,  1780;  service,  5  mos.  28  days;  reported  captured  May  5, 
1781. 

Grinnell,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Avery  Parker's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  (2d 
Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  3,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  6 
days,  on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 

Grinnell,  Moses.  Petition  dated  Boston,  June  25,  1779,  signed  by  Isaac  Sears  and 
Paschal  Nelson  Smith,  asking  that  said  Grinnell  be  commissioned  as  commander 
of  the  ship  "Sally  and  Becky"  (privateer),  bound  on  voyage  to  Amsterdam; 
ordered  in  Council  June  25,  1779,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Grinnell,  Richard.  Private,  Capt.  Avery  Parker's  co..  Col.  John  Hathaway's  (2d 
Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  3, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  8, 1780 ;  service,  6  days, 
on  an  alarm  at  Rhode  Island. 


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Grinnell,  Richard.  Armorer,  sloop  "Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Peck 
Ilathburn ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  schooner  "  Loyalty,"  etc. 
[year  not  given] . 

Grinnell,  William.  1st  Lieutenant,  sloop  "  Providence,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Paul  Jones ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  prize  shares  in  the  ship  "  Alexander,"  captured 
Sept.  20,  1776. 

Grinnell,  William.  Petition  dated  Boston,  Feb.  4, 1778,  signed  by  Ph.  Moore,  asking 
that  said  Grinnell  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  sloop  "Loyal  American" 
(privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Feb.  5,  1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gripen,Elisha,  Lenox.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  [year 
not  given]  ;  residence,  Lenox;  engaged  for  town  of  Lenox;  joined  Capt.  Stone's 
CO.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt.     [See  Elisha  Crippin.] 

Gripes,  John.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bird's  co.,  Col.  Webb's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17, 
1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781,  220  miles  from  home;  service,  3  mos.  24  days, 
travel  included,  near  West  Point;  regiment  raised  in  Suffolk  and  Middlesex 
counties  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gripp,  William,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Lewis  Whiting's  co.,  Col.  Wheelock's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Aug.  27,  1776 ;  age,  32  yrs. 

Grippen,  Elisha.  Return  of  men  enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Ambrose  Hills's  and  Capt.  Joseph  Raymond's  cos.,  of  Richmond,  endorsed 
"1778;"  residence,  New  Canaan ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Richmond;  joined  Capt. 
Stone's  CO.,  Col.  Brewer's  regt. ;  enlistment.  3  years.     [See  Elisha  Crippin.] 

Grippin,  Darius,  Egremont.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Ingersoll's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  29,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  1 
week. 

Grippin,  Hosea.  4th  Sergeant,  Capt.  Enos  Parker's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards;  engaged  July  11, 1778;  discharged  Jan.  1,  1779;  service,  5  mos.  24  days, 
travel  included;  company  detached  from  Berkshire  Co.  militia  to  guard  stores 
at  Springfield  for  6  months  from  July  1,  1778.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 

Grippin,  John,  Oxford.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Ingersoll's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  23,  1775;  service,  2  mos., 
1  week,  6  days. 

Gririnell,  Obed.  List  of  prisoners  discharged  from  prison-ship  at  Rhode  Island  in 
exchange  for  British  prisoners  and  sent  to  Boston  in  the  schooner  "  Speedwell  " 
Aug.  6,  1777,  by  Capt.  Josiah  Godfrey. 

Grissel,  Benjamin,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  James  Noble's  co..  Col.  Benedict  Arnold's 
regt. ;  enlisted  May  27,  1775 ;  discharged  June  24,  1775 ;  service,  4  weeks. 

Grissel,  George.  Return  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  for  Continental  service,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Beverly ;  engaged  Oct.  10, 
1781 ;  term,  3  years. 

Grissel,  Peter.  List  of  prisoners  delivered  to  Col.  Gabriel  Johonnot  by  Charles 
Waller,  Commissary  of  Prisoners,  at  Rhode  Island,  March  17,  1778;  reported  a 
Seaman. 

Griste,  John,  3d.,  Marblehead.  Capt.  Joel  Smith's  (4th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st) 
regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Griste  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
July  28,  1775;  also,  Fifer,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  22,  1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  14  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably 
Oct.,  1775] ;  reported  sick,  absent;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  20,  1775;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Francis 
Felton's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  8,  1776;  service  to  Feb.  29, 1776,  1  mo. 
24  days;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast. 


902  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Griswal,  Edward.  Seaman,  frigate  "  Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
engaged  June  26,  1779  [service  not  given]  ;  reported  in  the  "  Enterprise." 

Griswald,  William,  New  Marlborough.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Wright's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  John  Fellows's  regt.,  which  marched  April  21,  1775,  in 
response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days. 

Griswerld,  Ezekiel.  Private,  Capt.  Job  Woodbridge's  co.,  Col.  Brown's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  July  8,  1777 ;  discharged  July  26,  1777 ;  service,  19 
days;  company  formed  part  of  a  detachment  under  Maj.  Caleb  Hide  which 
marched  from  Stockbridge  on  the  evacuation  of  Ticonderoga. 

Griswold,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Greswold,  Greswould, 

Grieswould,  Grissel,  Griswal,  Griswald,  Griswerld,  Griswoold,  Griswould.] 

Griswold,  Benjamin,  Sheffield.  Receipt  dated  Sheffield,  May  1,  1781,  for  bounty 
paid  said  Griswold  by  Elisha  Ensign,  Chairman  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Sheffield, 
to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list 
dated  Lenox,  Aug.  20,  1781,  of  men  raised  in  Berkshire  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780,  and  delivered  to  William  Walker,  Superintendent  for  said  county ; 
Capt.  Downing's  co.,  Col.  Ashley's  regt. ;  age,  24  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in.;  com- 
plexion, light;  hair,  brown;  occupation,  laborer;  residence,  Sheffield;  enlisted 
for  town  of  Sheffield ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  receipted  for  by  Capt.  Smith. 

Griswold,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  James  Noble's  co.,  Col.  Benedict  Arnold's  regt. ; 
enlisted  May  27, 1775 ;  discharged  June  24, 1775 ;  service,  4  weeks.  Roll  sworn  to 
at  Pittsfield. 

Griswold,  Elihu.  Surgeon's  Mate,  26th  regt. ;  list  of  men  returned  as  having  lost 
articles  at  the  evacuation  of  New  York,  Sept.  14, 1776;  also,  Col.  Loammi  Bald- 
win's (26th)  regt.;  return  of  men  who  marched  on  an  expedition  to  Trenton  Dec. 
26,  1776,  dated  Mixfield. 

Griswold,  Ezekiel.  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Whittelsey's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  de- 
tachment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  Sept.  7,  1777 ;  discharged  Sept.  30, 
1777 ;  service,  24  days,  atthe  Northward ;  also,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co.,  Col.  David 
Rosseter's  regt..  Gen.  John  Fellows's  brigade;  enlisted  Oct.  13,  1781 ;  discharged 
Oct.  22,  1781;  service,  13  days,  travel  included;  company  marched  to  reinforce 
army  under  Gen.  Stark  at  Stillwater. 

Griswold,  Jeremiah.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Rathbun's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  de- 
tachment of  militia;  enlisted  Sept.  21,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  1,  1777;  service,  11 
days  ;  company  marched  at  request  of  Gen.  Gates ;  also,  Capt.  John  Bacon's  co., 
Col.  David  Rosseter's  regt..  Gen.  Fellows's  brigade;  enlisted  Oct.  17,  1780;  dis- 
charged Oct.  19, 1780 ;  service,  4  days ;  company  marched  to  reinforce  army  under 
Gen.  Stark  at  Stillwater. 

Griswold,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Kirtland's  (Kirkland's)  co.,  Col.  John  Dicen- 
son's  (Dickinson's)  regt.;  marched  Aug.  16,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777; 
service,  8  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

Griswold,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Rathbun's  co.,  Maj.  Caleb  Hyde's  detachment 
of  militia ;  enlisted  July  8, 1777 ;  discharged  July  26, 1777 ;  service,  19  days ;  com- 
pany marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army  and  was  discharged  97  miles  from  home ; 
also,  Capt.  Amos  Rathbun's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  detachment  of  militia;  en- 
listed Sept.  21, 1777 ;  dischargedOct.  14,  1777;  service,  24  days;  company  marched 
at  request  of  Gen;  Gates. 

Griswold,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Kirkland's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  16,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  8  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  at  the  Northward. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  903 


Griswold.  Manes  [  ?  ] .  Private,  Capt.  Heman  Smith's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Collar's  regt. ; 
service,  11  days;  company  marched  from  Sandisfield  to  Stillwater  Oct.  14,  1781, 
on  an  alarm. 

Griswold,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Carpenter's  co.;  joined  May  27,  1781;  dis- 
charged  Aug.  27,  1781;  service,  3  mos.;  company  detached  to  guard  stores  at 
Springfield  for  3  months. 

Griswold,  William.  Corporal,  Capt.  Zenas  Wheeler's  co..  Col.  John  Ashly's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  July  21, 1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  15, 1777 ;  service, 
26  days ;  company  marched  to  Fort  Edward,  N.  Y.,  and  reported  to  have  received 
pay  at  Albany ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Simon  Adams's  co.,  Col.  John  Collar's  regt.. 
Gen.  Fellows's  brigade ;  entered  service  Oct.  13,  1781 ;  discharged  Oct.  20,  1781 ; 
service,  12  days,  travel  included;  company  ordered  out  by  Col.  John  Ashley  on 
the  alarm  at  the  Northward  of  Oct.  13,  1781. 

Griswoold,  John.  Private,  Capt.  James  Noble's  co..  Col.  Benedict  Arnold's  regt.; 
enlisted  May  10,  1775 ;  discharged  June  24,  1775 ;  service,  6  weelcs  3  days.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Pittsfield. 
Griswould,  Ashbel.  Account  current  showing  money  received  on  account  between 
Jan.  26  and  March  30  [year  not  given,  probably  1776] ;  reported  enlisted  Jan.  26 ; 
service  probably  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co. ;  also,  receipt  dated  June  26,  1776,  for 
wages  for  2  mos.  service  in  the  winter  of  1775-6  in  Capt.  Selah  Heart's  co.,  Col. 
Erastus  Woolcot's  regt. 
Griswould,  Isaac,  Gilsum  [N.  H.].  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Stiles's  co..  Col.  Paul 
Dudley  Sargent's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  21,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  18  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Boston,  Nov.  10,  1775. 

Griswould,  Jeremiah,  Granville.    Private,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  April  20, 1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service, 
9  days ;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  29, 1775 ;  aZso,  Capt.  Lebbeus  Ball's 
CO     Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt.;   muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
April  29,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  10  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at 
Roxbury,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Roxbury,  Dec.  22,  1775. 
Griswould,   Jeremiah.     Private,  Lieut.  Ezekiel  Crocker's   co.,  Col.  John  Brown's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  16,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  177/  ;  service, 
4  days;  company  called  out  by  Maj.  Hide  and  ordered  to  Bennington;  also, 
Capt.  Ambrose  Hill's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Miles  Powell's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  en- 
listed July  18,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  22,  1779;   service,  1  mo.  10  days,  travel 
included,  at  New  Haven,  Conn. 
Griswould,  John.    Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co.,  Maj.  David  Rosseter's  detach- 
ment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Feb.  23,  1777;  discharged  April  7,  1/77; 
service    43  days,  at  Ticonderoga;   also,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co..  Col.  David 
Rosseter's  detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1777;    dis- 
charged Aug.  20,  1777;  service,  7  days,  at  Bennington. 
Griswould,  William.    Corporal,  Lieut.  Eli  Hermon's  co..  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  re-t.;  entered  service  June  30,  1777;  discharged  July  21, 1777;  service, 
22  days;  company  marched  to  Fort  Ann,  N.  Y. ;  also,  Capt.  John  Collar's  co 
Col.  John  Ashlv's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  July  19, 1779 ;  discharged 
Aug.  27,  1779;" service,  1  mo.  9  days;  company  marched  to  Connecticut  under 
command  of  Lieut.  Col.  Powel. 
GRiTFiTH,   William.      Matross,  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's   (1st)  co.,   Ljeut.   Col.  Paul 
lle^'ere's  corps  of  artillery ;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  8,  1780,  4  mos.  8 
days.    Roll  dated  Boston. 


904  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gritman,  ,  Sharon.    Private,  Capt.  John  McKinstry's  co.,  Col.  John  Paterson's 

regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gritman,  John,  Nobletown  (also  given  Sharon).  Private,  Capt.  John  McKinstry's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Patterson's  (26th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  7,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  2  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  3,  Charles- 
town,  Oct.  26,  1775. 

Groce,  Elisha,  Scituate.  Corporal,  Capt.  Benjamin  Eustis's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  31, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Scituate;  credited  to  town  of  Scituate;  term,  3 
years;  reported  as  serving  24  mos.  as  Corporal,  9  mos.  as  Sergeant;  promoted  to 
Sergeant  March  31,  1779. 

Groce,  Jabez,  Greenwich.  Private,  Capt.  John  Packhard's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  2 
weeks. 

Groce,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Pluramer's  co. ;  enlisted  March  5,  1776 ;  dis- 
charged Dec.  10,  1776 ;  company  stationed  at  St.  Georges  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Groce,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  15,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29, 1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel  included ; 
company  raised  for  3  months  and  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army. 

Groce,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  John  Stutson's  co.,  Maj.  Edward  Procter's  detachment 
of  militia;  detached  Dec.  10,  1777;  discharged  March  1,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  22 
days,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston. 

Groce,  Joshua.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  as  returned  by 
Seth  Washburn,  Superintendent  for  Worcester  Co.;  Capt.  Danforth's  co..  Col. 
Rice's  regt. ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Brookfield;  marched  July  14,  1779;  reported  delivered  to  Capt.  C. 
Marshall. 

Groce,  Obadiah,  Lancaster.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sawyer's  (2d)  co..  Col.  John 
Whitcomb's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775, 
to  Cambridge;  returned  home  April  28,  1775;  service,  10  days. 

Groce,  Thomas,  Petersham.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Holman's  co..  Col.  Ephraim 
Doolittle's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also, 
return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Asa  How's  and 
Capt.  Wing  Spooner's  cos.,  7th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  dated  Petersham,  Dec.  30, 
1777;  residence,  Petersham;  engaged  for  town  of  Petersham;  joined  Capt.  Ben- 
jamin Gates's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 

Groce,  Thomas.  Boy,  State  brig  "Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster  Wil- 
liams; engaged  July  1,  1778;  discharged  Oct.  16,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  15  days. 

Groden,  William.  List  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the 
time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20, 1778,  returned  as 
received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778; 
engaged  for  town  of  Berwick ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  20,  1778. 

Grodin,  John.  Capt.  Abijah  Child's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (2d)  regt. ;  return  [year 
not  given]  ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Lincoln ;  reported  deserted. 

Groffom,  Samuel,  Falmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  17,  1777,  to  July  7, 
1777;  residence,  Falmouth;  enlisted  for  town  of  Falmouth ;  reported  taken  pris- 
oner July  7,  1777;  also,  Capt.  John  Skillin's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt.; 


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Groffom,  Samuel,  continued. 

rations  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Dec.  l-t  [j'ear  not  given,  probably  1776], 
to  time  of  arrival  at  Bennington ;  credited  with  97  days  allowance ;  also,  Capt. 
Samuel  Thomes's  co.,  Col.  Tupper's  regt. ;  return  dated  Jan.  26,  1778;  mustered 
by  Maj.  Ilsley,  County  Muster  Master,  and  by  Col.  Varrick,  Continental  Muster 
Master. 

Grois,  James.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Jonathan  Edes's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt., 
who  received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months. 

Groldthrite,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Read,  Jr.'s  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt.;  marched  Dec.  -,  1776;  returned  March  -,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  13  days,  at 
the  Jerseys.    Roll  dated  Uxbridge. 

Gromdy,  Reubex,  Montague.  Descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  29, 1781 ;  Capt. 
John  K.  Smith's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Smith;  rank, 
Private;  age,  29  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  black;  eyes, 
dark;  residence,  Montague;  enlisted  Dec.  13,  1779,  by  Capt.  Allen;  enlistment, 
during  war. 

Groo,  Peter.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Dudley  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  June  26,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  7, 
1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  20  days,  travel  included. 

Groo,  Philip.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Fisk  ; 
engaged  Feb.  22  (also  given  Feb.  17),  1777;  discharged  July  31,  1777;   service, 

0  mos.  9  days ;  roll  dated  Boston ;  also,  pay  roll  for  same  service,  dated  Salem. 

Groo,  Samuel,  Douglas.    Capt.  Jonathan  Carriel's  co. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay  for 

1  month,  etc.,  signed  by  said  Groo  and  others,  dated  Point  Shirley,  June  13, 1776 ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Carriel's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  service 
from  May  15,  1776,  4  days  prior  to  marching,  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  17  days; 
roll  dated  Camp  at  Hull ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1776 ;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  4  days,  travel  included. 

Grog,  Samuel,  New  Marlborough.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and 
returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
New  Marlborough  for  service  in  the  Continental  Array  during  1780 ;  inarched  July 
2,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  2,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  5  days,  travel  included;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Benson's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  enlisted  July  2, 
1780;  discharged  Jan.  3,  1781 ;  enlistment,  6  months. 

Grooes,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Freedom  Chamberlin's  co.,  Col.  Cary's  regt. ;  com-, 
pany  return  dated  "  Cortlands  manner,"  Nov.  22,  1776. 

Groom,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grooms.] 

Groom,  George,  Boston.  Descriptive  list  of  men  mustered  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army,  as  returned  by  Nat.  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston, 
April26, 1780;  Col.  Baldwin's  regt. ;  age, 18  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion, 
light;  occupation,  wheelwright;  residence,  Boston ;  enlistment,  during  war;  mus- 
tered by  Capt.  Parker;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Pattin's  co.,  Gen.  Knox's  Artillery 
artificers;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  19,  1780,  to 
Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  return  dated  Morristown,  July  26,  1780,  made  by  Jeduthan 
Baldwin,  Colonel  of  Engineers  and  Lieut.  Col.  Commandant  of  Artificers,  of  offi- 
cers and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  his  regiment,  who  had  engaged  for  3 
years  or  during  the  war;  rank.  Clerk  ;  engaged  April  9,  1780;  term,  during  war; 
also.  Sergeant,  corps  of  Artillery  artificers  under  Capt.  Pattin  and  Capt.  Bryant, 
stationed  at  West  Point ;  statement  of  Continental  balances,  certified  June  6, 1782. 


906  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

Grooms,  George,  Boston.  Private,  Capt.  Parker's  co.,  Col.  Baldwin's  regiment  of 
artificers  ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  21 ,  1777,  to  Dec. 
31, 1779 ;  also,  return  made  by  Jeduthan  Baldwin,  Colonel  of  Engineers  and  Com- 
mandant of  Artificers,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  his  regi- 
ment; residence,  Boston;  engaged  March  9,  1777;  term,  during  war. 

Groos,  George,  Yarmouth.  Private,  Capt.  John  Low's  co..  Col.  John  Mansfield's 
(19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson ;  company  return  dated 
Oct.  6,  1775. 

Groos,  Jabez,  Greenwich.  Private,  2d  Lieut.  Thomas  Weeks's  detachment  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  6  days. 

Groos,  Joshua.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Turner's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Plymouth 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  22,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  12 
days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months. 

Groos,  Michael.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Tyler's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Poor's  regt.;  en- 
listed May  30,  1778;  discharged  Jan.  29, 1779;  service,  8  mos.  20  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, at  North  river,  N.  Y. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778, 
dated  Fort  Clinton ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778, 
dated  King's  Ferry. 

Groos,  Samuel,  Hanover.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Turner's  co.,  Gen.  John  Thomas's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos. 
6  days. 

Groos,  Thomas.  Capt.  Joseph  Stetson's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  gun 
and  blanket  money,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  24,  1777. 

Groose,  Elisha,  Scituate.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Stockbridge's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  21 
days;  a^so,  Capt.  Samuel  Stockbridge's  co.,  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  10,  1775;  service,  2  mos.,  3  weeks,  6  days; 
also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Groose,  John.  Col.  Wesson's  (9th)  regt.;  entered  service  Aug.  27,  1779;  discharged 
May  27,  1780;  term,  9  months. 

Groose,  Joshua,  Scituate.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Stockbridge's  co.,  Gen.  John 
Thomas's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  10,  1775;  service, 

2  mos.,  3  weeks,  6  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775. 

Groose,  Thomas,  Scituate.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Stockbridge's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  21  days. 

Groose,  Thomas.  Receipt  dated  June  18,  1783,  signed  by  Isaac  Josselyn,  for  wages 
due  said  Groose  for  service  to  July  2, 1782,  on  board  frigate  "  Hague,"  commanded 
by  Capt.  John  Manley. 

Grooss,  Micah.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Smith's  co. ;  service  from  May  31,  1776,  to 
Aug.  31,  1776,  3  mos.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Barnstable  Co. 

Grooss,  Thomas.  Private,  Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  5,  1780;  enlistment, 

3  years. 

Groostreue,  Jos.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Dec.  7,  1777;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son's regt. 


m  THE   AVAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  907 

Grooters,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grootors,  Groster, 

Groters.] 

Grooters,  Henry,  Boston.  Private,  Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Nov.  20,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
credited  to  town  of  Marshfield;  «^so,  Capt.  Gawen  Brown's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's 
regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  Gulph  Mills,  Pa. ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
pay  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778,  dated  Pi-ovidence ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay 
roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Pawtuxet ;  also,  Lieut.  Thomas  Turner's  co..  Col.  Jack- 
son's regt.;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778,  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Garrison  at  Paw- 
tuxet; also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  March,  1779;  also,  Capt.  "William 
Scott's  (4th)  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Garrison 
at  Pawtuxet;  enlisted  Nov.  20  (also  given  Nov.  22),  1777;  enlistment,  3  years; 
also,  4th  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Providence,  July  8, 
1779;  also,  Capt.  William  Scott's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay 
roll  for  Oct.,  1779 ;  also,  Light  Infantry  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  return  made  up 
to  Dec.  31, 1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also,  Capt.  William  Scott's  (Light 
Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Nov.  27,  1780;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morris- 
town,  April  30,  1780,  of  ofBcers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's, 
and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry 
Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of 
Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779 ;  Capt.  Scott's 
CO.;  rank,  Private;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  Nov.  20,  1777;  term,  3  years. 

Grootors,  Henrt.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Dec.  7,  1777;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son's regt. 

Grootors,  Louis.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Dec.  7,  1777;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son's regt. 

Groover,  John,  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Donnell's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  July  5,  1778, 
to  Dec.  31, 1779 ;  also,  Lieut.  John  Harris's  detachment,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  Jan.,  1779;  also,  same  detachment  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1779, 
dated  Providence;  also,  same  detachment  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779, 
dated  Tiverton;  enlisted  May  15,  1778;  enlistment,  3  years;  also,  same  detach- 
ment and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Providence  ;  also,  Capt.  Don- 
nell's CO.,  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  return  for  gratuity,  dated  Greenwich,  Nov.  10, 1779 ; 
also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Donnell's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  9,  1781 ;  residence,  Boston  ;  enlisted  May  -,  1778, 
by  Lieut.  Dunnells ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  a  foreigner ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point. 

Grose,  Benjamin.  Descriptive  list  of  deserters,  endorsed  "July  13,  1780;"  Capt. 
Ebenezer  Smith's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (13th)  regt. ;  rank,  Private ;  age, 
30  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  hair,  dark  ;  occupation,  seaman; 
deserted  Feb.  -,  1777. 

Grose,  Elisha,  Scituate.  Capt.  Samuel  Stockbridge's  co..  Gen.  Thomas's  regt. ;  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Jan.  5,  1776; 
also,  return  of  men  enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  John  Cushing's 
(2d  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Scituate,  Sept.  1,1778  ;  residence,  Scituate;  enlisted 
for  town  of  Scituate;  joined  Capt.  Eustis's  co..  Col.  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.; 
enlistment,  3  years;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Jan.  10,  1781,  returned  by  order 
of  Gen.  Heath;  Capt.  Thomas  Vose's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt.;  rank.  Sergeant; 
age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  enlisted  March  31,  1777  (also 
given  March  31,  1779),  by  Capt.  Lieut.  Gardner;  enlistment,  during  war. 


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Grose,  John,  Haverhill.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  in  1779  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light; 
engaged  for  town  of  Haverhill ;  delivered  to  Capt.  L.  Bailey. 

Grose,  John.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Seine's  12th  (2d  Truro)  co.,  2d  Barnstable 
Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by 
Joseph  Doane ;  ordered  in  Council  April  20, 1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned. 

Grose,  Jonah,  Truro.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Josiah  Higgins's  co.,  Col.  Marshal's 
regt.;  list  of  officers  commissioned  July  5,  1776;  regiment  raised  for  defence  of 
Boston ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Isaiah  Higgins's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt. ;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1776,  to  time  of  discharge,  1  mo. 

Grose,  Jonah.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Job  Crocker's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.; 
entered  service  July  7, 1777;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1777  ;  service,  5  mos.  13  days, 
travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island  and  sundry  places  in  Massachusetts ;  company 
raised  to  serve  for  6  months  from  July  1,  1777,  unless  sooner  discharged. 

Grose,  Joshua.     Capt.  Samuel  Stockbridge's  co.,  Gen.  Thomas's  regt.;    order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Jan.  5,  1776. 

Grose,  Samuel,  Hanover.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Turner's  co.,  Brig.  Gen.  John 
Thomas's  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Dec.  22,  1775;  also,  Corporal, 
Capt.  Hayward  Peirce's  co..  Col.  Jeremiah  Hall's  regt. ;  marched  Dec.  10,  1776; 
service,  3  mos.  2  days;  company  raised  in  Scituate  and  Hanover  for  service  at 
Bristol,  R.  I. 

Grose,  Thomas,  Templeton  (also  given  Petersham).  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Ephraim  Stockwell's  co.,  7th  Worcester  Co. 
regt.,  as  returned  to  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk,  dated  Templeton,  West  Precinct, 
Jan.  7, 1778  ;  residence,  Templeton,  West  Precinct ;  engaged  for  Templeton,  West 
Precinct;  joined  Capt.  Morse's  co..  Col.  Putnam's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list 
of  men  returned  by  a  committee  for  settling  disputes  between  towns  as  to  soldiers 
credited  to  them,  dated  Barre,  June  25,  1778;  said  Grose  claimed  by  Petersham 
and  Templeton ;  allowed  to  Templeton ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Sibley's 
CO.,  Col.  Luke  Drury's  regt. ;  entered  service  Aug.  18,  1781 ;  marched  Aug.  23, 
1781;  arrived  in  camp  Aug.  31,  1781;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1781;  service,  3  mos. 
22  days,  travel  included;  residence,  Petersham;  engaged  for  town  of  Petersham; 
term,  3  months. 

Grose,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Stetson's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  muster  roll 
for  Dec,  1776-Feb.,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  20,  1776;  credited  to  town  of  Scituate; 
regiment  raised  to  serve  until  March  1,  1777. 

Grosevener,  Theophas.  Drummer,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin 
Simonds's  regt.;  entered  service  Oct.  13,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1780;  service, 
6  days ;  company  marched  from  Windsor  to  Shaftsbury  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows, 
on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward. 

Grosier,  John.  List  of  prisoners  to  be  received  in  exchange  for  British  prisoners  sent 
to  Halifax  in  the  cartel  "Swift,"  as  attested  by  Robert  Pierpont,  Commissary, 
dated  Oct.  9,  1777 ;  said  Grosier,  a  Seaman,  to  be  exchanged  for  Daniel  Sullivan, 
a  Seaman. 

Grospelius,  Antonio.  Petition  signed  by  Samuel  Eliot,  Jr.,  Agent  for  state  of  Con- 
necticut, stating  that  said  Grospelius,  a  native  of  Sweden  who  had  never  been  a 
subject  of  Great  Britain,  was  taken  prisoner  in  March,  1777,  on  the  passage  from 
Liverpool  to  Jamaica,  and  carried  to  Dartmouth  by  an  armed  vessel  belonging  to 
Connecticut;  that  on  his  arrival  at  Dartmouth  he  entered  service  as  a  marine  on 
board  the  brig  "Defence,"  and  remained  "on  board  ever  since;"  that  he  was 
taken  into  custody  on  the  supposition  that  he  was  a  prisoner  of  war  and  carried  oa 


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<5eospelius,  Antonio,  continued. 

board  a  prison-ship,  and  asking  that  he  might  be  ordered  to  return  to  service  on 
the  " Defence,"  where  he  had  engaged  to  serve  for  1  year;  ordered  in  Council 
Sept.  12,  1777,  that  the  Commissary  of  Prisoners  be  directed  to  release  said  Gros- 
pelius  and  deliver  him  to  Capt.  Smedley,  Commander  of  the  brig  "  Defence." 

Gross,  .      [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goss.  Groce,  Grooes,  Groos, 

Groose,  Grooss,  Grose,  Grossc,  Grouse,  Growes,  Grows.] 

Gross,  Benjamin,  Truro  (also  given  Cape  Cod).  Return  of  men  enlisted  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Joseph  Doane's  (2d  Barnstable  Co.)  regt.,  dated 
Chatham,  March  4, 1777;  residence,  Truro;  a/so,listof  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel 
Barber,  Muster  Master  for  SuflFolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  16,  1777;  Capt.  Wil- 
lington's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Willington's  co., 
Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Cape  Cod; 
enlisted  for  Cape  Cod;  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber;  reported  deserted. 

<jRoss,  Elijah.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Baker's  co..  Col.  William  Turner's  regt.; 
marched  July  24,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781;  service,  4  mos.  10  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island.    Roll  endorsed  "  5  mos.  service  at  Rhode  Island." 

Gross,  Elisha,  Scituate.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master 
for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  May  11,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  enlistment, 
during  war;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Vose's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780, 

Oross,  George,  Beverly  (also  given  Brunswiclv).  Capt.  John  Low's  co.,  Col.  John 
Mansfield's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gross  and  others,  dated 
Cambridge,  July  1,  177-5;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Low's  co..  Col.  John  Mans- 
field's (19th)  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Israel  Hutchinson;  muster  roll 
dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted  May  12, 1775 ;  service,  2  mos.  25  days ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  21,  1775 ;  also,  re- 
turn of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Larkin  Thorn- 
dike's,  Capt.  John  Woodbury's,  and  Capt.  Joseph  R[ae]'s  1st,  2d,  and  3d  cos. 
in  Beverly,  dated  Beverly,  Feb.  13,  1778 ;  residence,  Beverly ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Beverly ;  joined  Capt  William  Poter's  (Porter's)  co.,  Col.  Frances's  regt. ;  term, 
3  years;  said  Gross  reported  as  belonging  to  1st  Beverly  co. ;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Porter's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Feb.  17,  1777,  to  Feb.  17,  1780 ;  residence,  Brunswick ;  also,  Capt. 
Billy  Porter's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  rations  allowed  from  date  of 
enlistment,  Feb.  17, 1777,  to  time  of  arrival  at  Bennington;  credited  with  36  days 
allowance;  company  to  march  March  12  [1777]  ;  also,  Capt.  Billy  Porter's  co.. 
Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779,  dated  West  Point. 

Gross,  George.  Sailor,  ship  "  Eagle,"  commanded  by  Capt.  William  Groves ;  descrip- 
tive list  of  oflScers  and  crew,  sworn  to  June  17,  1780;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in  ;  complex- 
ion, dark. 

Gross,  Isaac,  Hingham.  Private,  Capt.  James  Lincoln's  (Independent)  co. ;  enlisted 
Jan.  1,  1776;  service,  3  weeks  1  day;  company  stationed  at  Hingham. 

XjtROSs,  Jabez,  Greenwich.  Private,  Capt.  John  Packard's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's 
(9th)  regt.;  company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Packard's 
CO.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's)  regt.;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  4,  1775;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival 
at  Fishkill ;  Capt.  Hooker's  co..  Col.  Porter's  regt. ;  age,  36  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9 
in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Greenwich;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  16,  1778; 
a^so,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col. 
H.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778. 


910  ^lASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gross,  John,  Haverhill.  Return  dated  Boxford,  Dec.  8,  1779,  of  men  mustered  by- 
John  Gushing,  Muster  Master  for  Essex  Co.,  to  join  the  Continental  Arm}'  for  the 
term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779;  engaged  for  town  of 
Haverhill;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  (Robert)  Bradford's  co.,  Col.  Bailey's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31, 
1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  12,  1781;  Capt.  Robert  Brad- 
ford's CO.,  Col.  Bailey's  (2d)  regt. ;  age,  19  (also  given  17)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
llij  in.;  complexion,  darli;  hair,  dark  (also  given  black) ;  occupation,  yeoman; 
birthplace,  Haverhill ;  residence,  Haverhill ;  enlisted  Dec.  29, 1779,  at  West  Point, 
by  Ensign  Fernald ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gross,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Smith's  co. ;  enlisted  July  19,  1775;  discharged 
Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  5  mos.  25  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gross,  John.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Selve's  12th  co.,  2d  Barnstable  Co.  regt.  of 
Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers;  commissioned  April  20,  1776;  also,  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Reuben  Higgins's  co.,  stationed  at  Truro;  list  of  officers;  commissioned 
Aug.  16,  1777. 

Gross,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co.,  Col.  John  Allen's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Oct.  3,  1777;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  9  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  for  defence  of  Machias. 

Gross,  Jonah,  Truro.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Isaiah  Higgins's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  from  June  6,  1776,  mileage,  etc., 
dated  Boston  ;  [name  cancelled  on  roll ;  ]  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Isaiah  Hig- 
gins's CO.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt.;  entered  service  May  14,  1776;  service  to 
Oct.  31,  1776,  5  mos.  19  days,  travel  included. 

Gross,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  William  Reed's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  19, 1777 ;  discharged 
Sept.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  10  days;  company  called  out  by  order  of  Col. 
Jonathan  Buck  for  service  at  Machias. 

Gross,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  George  Ulmer's  co..  Col.  James  Hunter's  regt. ;  enlisted 
June  8,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  20,  1782;  service,  5  mos.  12  days;  company  raised 
for  service  in  Eastern  department. 

Gross,  Joshua.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worces- 
ter Co. ;  Capt.  Danforth's  co..  Col.  Rice's  regt. ;  mustered  July  7,  1779;  engaged 
for  town  of  Brookfield;  term,  9  months;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Wadsworth's  co., 
Col.  Bradford's  (14th)  regt.;  entered  service  July  10,  1779;  discharged  April  9, 
1780 ;  term,  9  months. 

Gross,  Micah.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Smith's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  15,  1776;  service  to 
Feb.  29,  1776, 14  days;  roll  dated  Truro;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Smith's  co. ;  service 
from  Aug.  31,  1776,  to  Nov.  22, 1776,  2  mos.  22  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  com- 
pany stationed  at  Truro. 

Gross,  Reuben.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Bohannan's  detachment  from  Col.  Foster's  (Lin- 
coln Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Dec.  19, 1778 ;  discharged  Dec.  24, 1778 ;  service,  6  days ; 
detachment  called  out  by  Lieut.  Col.  Campbell  for  defence  of  State  stores  on 
board  the  "  Merry  Sheet,"  from  Boston,  bound  to  the  garrison  at  Machias.  Roll 
dated  Narragaugus. 

Gross,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  co..  Col.  Simeon  Gary's  regt. ; 
service  between  time  of  enlistment  and  date  of  marching  to  Roxbury,  Feb.  12, 
1776,  7  days. 

Gross,  Simon.  Letter  dated  Halifax  Barracks,  Nov.  8,  1777,  from  Edward  Brooks  to 
Hon.  James  Bowdoin,  asking  that  arrangements  be  made  for  the  exchange  of  said 
Gross,  2d  Lieutenant  of  the  frigate  "  Boston,"  and  other  prisoners,  confined  in  bar- 


m   THE   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  911 

Gross,  Simon,  continued. 

racks  at  Halifax;  also,  list  of  prisoners  brought  from  Halifax  in  the  cartel 
'*  Favorite  "  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  endorsed  "  Halifax,  Jan.  29, 
1778 ;  "  reported  a  Lieutenant;  also  reported  taken  in  the  "  Fox." 

Gross,  Thomas,  Petersham.  Capt.  Jonathan  Holman's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's 
regt. ;  order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gross  and  others,  dated  Cambridge, 
June  10,  1775;  also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  1, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  9days ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Thomas 
Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co. ;  Capt.  Gates's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Put- 
nam's regt. ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  mustered  Maj'  26,  1777 ;  also,  descriptive  list 
of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner, 
by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  17,  1780;  age,  33  yrs. ;  stature, 
6  ft. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Petersham ;  marched  to  camp  July 
17,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Abner  Howard ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the 
6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster 
in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men 
raised  by  the  town  of  Petersham  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780; 
marched  July  7,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  10,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  13  days,  travel 
included. 

Gross,  Thomas,  Scituate  (also  given  Hanover).  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Stetson's  co.. 
Col.  Anthony  Thomas's  regt. ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  from  Scituate 
to  Hingham,  March  24,  1776,  on  an  alarm,  subsequent  to  the  time  of  taking 
Dorchester  Heights;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Stetson's  co..  Col.  Dyke's  regt.;  pay  ab- 
stract for  rations  to  and  from  camp,  travel  allowance  home,  etc.,  dated  Boston, 
Nov.  -,  1776 ;  service  at  Dorchester  Heights ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised 
in  Plymouth  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fish- 
kill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778 ;  Capt.  Stetson's  co..  Col.  Cushing's 
regt.;  age,  30  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Hanover; 
arrived  at  Fishkill  June  10,  1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jona- 
than Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778. 

Grosse,  David.  Corporal,  Col.  Armand's  legion  (Independent  corps  taken  into  Con- 
tinental service,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  25,  1778) ;  list  dated  July  -,  1778. 

Grosse,  Thomas,  Petersham.  Private,  Capt.  Gardner's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th) 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  5,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  credited  to  town  of  Petersham  ;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Gates's  co..  Col.  Put- 
nam's regt.;  return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  9,  1778;  residence.  Petersham ;  enlisted 
for  town  of  Petersham ;  mustered  by  Capt.  Newhall ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Gates's 
CO.,  Col.  Putnam's  (4th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  entitled  to  gratuity,  approved  April 
22,  1779. 

Grosse,  Thomas.  Seaman,  frigate  "  Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nicholson ; 
engaged  Feb.  2,  1782;  service  to  May  31,  1782,  3  mos.  29  days;  engagement,  5 
months. 

Grossent,  Andrew.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman,  Superintendent ;  age,  31  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  10  in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged 
for  town  of  West  Springfield ;  engaged  June  29,  1781 ;  term,  3  years.  [See 
Andrew  Grosvent.] 

Groster,  Henry,  France.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  John  Cushing's  (2d  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of 
Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777 ;  residence,  France ;  engaged  for  town  of  Marshfield ; 
joined  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  during  war.  [See  Henry 
Grooters.] 


912  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS   AKD   SAILORS 

■Groster,  Lovia[  ?  ] ,  France.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  John  Cushing's  (2d  Plymouth  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order  of 
Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777;  residence,  France;  engaged  for  town  of  Marshfield; 
joined  Capt.  Langdon's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  term,  during  war.  [See  Lewis 
Groters.] 

Grosvexor, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grosevener,  Grovener, 

Groveour,  Grovesner,  Grovner,  Grovnr.] 

Grosvexor,  Lester.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Brown's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Wil- 
liam White,  Col.  Miles  Powell's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  23,  1779; 
discharged  Sept.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  including  travel  home,  at  New 
Haven,  Conn. 

Grosvexor,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  John  Sherman's  co.,  Col.  Gideon  Burt's  regt.; 
enlisted  June  16,  1782 ;  service,  6  days,  against  the  insurgents  at  Springfield  and 
Northampton. 

Grosvenor,  Resolved.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Hezekiah  Green's  co.,  Col.  Barns's  regt.; 
entered  service  Oct.  13,  1781 ;  service,  16  days;  company  marched  from  Windsor 
to  Saratoga  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward. 

Grosvexor,  Theophilus.  Drummer,  Capt.  David  Brown's  co.  commanded  by  Lieut. 
William  White,  Col.  Miles  Powell's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  23,  1779 ; 
discharged  Sept.  1,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days,  including  travel  home,  at  New 
Haven,  Conn. 

Grosvext,  Axdrew.  Receipt  dated  West  Springfield,  June  30,  1781,  for  bounty  paid 
said  Grosvent  by  Lieut.  Roger  Cooley,  in  behalf  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  West 
Springfield,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years.  [See  Andrew 
Grossent.] 

Grotas,  Axdrew.  Marine,  ship  "Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster 
Williams ;  engaged  Dec.  14, 1780 ;  service,  4  mos.  21  days ;  reported  captured  May 
5,  1781. 

Groten,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  David  Low's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's 
(3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.;  return  for  equipments,  dated  Aug.  21,  1778.  [See  Nat. 
Groton  and  Nathaniel  Grotton.] 

■Groters,  Lewis,  Boston.  Private,  Light  Infantry  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Nov.  20,  1777,  to  Oct.  30,  1779; 
credited  to  town  of  Marshfield;  reported  died  Oct.  30,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Gawen 
Brown's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  Guelph,  Pa.; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  rolls  for  June-Aug.,  1778,  dated  Providence;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  Lieut.  Thomas 
Turner's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  Nov.,  1778,  and  Feb.,  1779,  dated 
Garrison  at  Pawtuxet;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  March,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  William  Scott's  (4th)  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779, 
dated  Garrison  at  Pawtuxet ;  enlisted  Nov.  20  (also  given  Nov.  22) ,  1777 ;  reported 
on  command  at  Newtown  ;  also,  4th  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  return  dated  Provi- 
dence, July  8,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Scott's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt.; 
pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1779;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30, 
1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jack- 
son's regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt., 
who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son, agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779 ;  Capt.  Scott's  co. ;  rank.  Pri- 
vate ;  residence,  Boston ;  engaged  Nov.  20, 1777  ;  term,  during  war ;  reported  died 
Oct.  30, 1779. 

'Grotox,  Nat.,  Ipswich.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Cogswell,  Jr.'s  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days.  [See  Nathaniel  Groten  and 
Nathaniel  Grotton.] 


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Groton,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  detachment  from  Col.  Ashley's 
regt. ;  enlisted  June  4,  1778 ;  discharged  July  15,  1778 ;  service,  41  days ;  detach- 
ment ordered  to  Albany  by  Gen.  John  Fellows. 

Grotton,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  David  Low's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Cogswell's  regt. ; 
return  of  train  band  and  alarm  list,  dated  April  30, 1778 ;  said  Grotton  reported  as 
belonging  to  train  band.     [See  Nathaniel  Groten  and  Nat.  Groton.] 

Groughton,  William.  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  Newport,  R.  I.,  in  the  prison-ship 
"  Lord  Sandwich  "  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  and  landed  at  Bristol 
March  7,  1778. 

Grounsill,  Titus.  Ordinary  Seaman,  ship  "  Franklin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Turner;  descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  dated  Salem,  Dec.  2,  1780;  age,  20 
yrs. ;  complexion,  negro ;  reported  deceased ;  cruise  reported  to  have  begun  Aug. 
8,  1780. 

Grouse,  George,  Brunswick  (also  given  Rowley).  Private,  Capt.  White's  co.,  Col. 
Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb. 
26,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Beverly;  also,  Capt.  White's  co.. 
Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  rations  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Feb.  26, 
1777,  to  May  5,  1777;  said  Grouse  credited  with  66  days  allowance;  also,  Capt. 
George  White's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  -,  1778; 
residence,  Brunswick  (also  given  Rowley) ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Rowley ;  mus- 
tered by  Col.  Varrick,  Continental  Muster  Master,  and  by  County  Muster  Master 
Sewell;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point; 
enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  on  command  at  the  Lines ;  also,  Lieut.  Colonel's 
CO.,  Col.  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 
1780,  to  Jan.  26,  1780;  reported  discharged  Jan.  26,  1780. 

Grout,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Groute,  Groutt,  Growt.] 

Grout,  Abel,  Templeton.  Private,  Capt.  Joel  Fletcher's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Winter  Hill,  Dec.  25,  1775 ;  alsoi 
Private,  Capt.  John  Oliver's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  28, 
1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  28  days,  including  travel  home;  com- 
pany served  as  a  reinforcement  to  Northern  army  at  the  time  of  the  reduction  of 
[Gen.]  Burgoyne;  also,  Capt.  Jotham  Houghton's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  31,  1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  14,  1778 ;  service,  1  mo.  15  days ; 
company  raised  for  6  weeks  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated  Petersham ;  also, 
Capt.  Ephraim  Stearns's  co..  Col.  John  Rand's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  17,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  4  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  for  3  months ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order  dated  Petersham, 
April  10,  1782,  signed  by  said  Grout  and  others,  for  wages  for  service  at  West 
Point  in  1780. 

Grout,  Benjamin,  Westborough.  Corporal,  Capt.  Seth  Newton's  co..  Col.  Abijah 
Stearns's  regt.;  engaged  April  1,  1778;  discharged  July  2,  1778;  service,  3  mos. 
2  days,  at  and  about  Boston;  roll  endorsed  "guards  at  Roxbury ;  "  also,  Capt. 
Edmund  Brigham's  co. ;  list  of  men  from  Col.  Cushing's  regt.  mustered  by 
Thomas  Newhall,  Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island 
probably  until  the  first  of  January  "  next "  [year  not  given]  ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Nathan  Fisher's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  20,  1778  [service 
not  given]  ;  company  raised  to  serve  until  Dec.  31, 1778,  unless  sooner  discharged, 
and  stationed  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Belknap's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel 
Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  July  20,  1778;  service  to  Sept.  1,  1778,  1  mo.  12  days,  at 
Rhode  Island;  reported  deserted  Sept.  2,  1778;  company  allowed  travel  from 
North  Kingston,  R.  I.,  to  place  of  discharge,  i.e.,  home;  roll  sworn  to  at  East 
Greenwich. 


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Grout,  Benjamin.  Petition  addressed  to  the  General  Court,  dated  Concord,  Sept.  30, 
1777,  signed  by  said  Grout  and  others,  who  were  drafted  to  guard  Continental 
stores  at  Little  Cambridge,  Concord,  Sudbury,  etc.,  under  Capt.  Isaac  Woods, 
asking  for  additional  wages ;  petition  endorsed  "  leave  to  withdraw." 

Grout,  Daniel,  Grafton.  (Late)  Capt.  James  Myrick's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  18,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  12,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  27  days; 
company  raised  to  serve  at  and  about  Boston  until  Jan.  1,  1779. 

Grout,  Daniel,  Grafton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Luke  Drury's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Gen. 
Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  13  days; 
also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Aaron  Kimball's  (1st)  co.,  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.  of 
Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  ;  commissioned  April  5,  1776 ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  Aaron  Kimball's  1st  (Grafton)  co.,6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia; 
list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  several  companies  of  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  John 
Goulding  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Westborough,  Api-il  15,  1776 ;  ordered 
in  Council  April  17,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned;  also,  Lieutenant, 
Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1777,  to  April  9,  1779;  reported  a  supernumerary;  also,  1st  Lieutenant, 
Capt.  William  Gates's  co.,  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777, 
dated  Van  Schaick's  Island  and  sworn  to  at  Camp  near  Half  Moon  ;  appointed 
Jan.  1,  1777;  reported  i-ecruiting;  also,  Col.  Bigelow's  (15th)  regt.;  return  of 
officers  for  clothing,  dated  Boston,  May  25,  1778 ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  in  com- 
mand of  a  company  in  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  sworn  to  at 
Providence ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  William  Gates's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  reported  on  furlough;  also 
reported  a  supernumerary ;  also,  Captain  ;  list  of  officers  appointed  to  command 
men  detached  from  militia  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  3  months,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  June  22,  1780;  commissioned  July  14, 1780;  said  Grout  to  com- 
mand men  detached  from  Worcester  Co.  militia ;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Enoch  Hallet's 
regt.;  appointed  July  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  30, 1780;  service,  3  mos.  15  days; 
company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Grout,  Daniel,  Holden.  Corporal,  Capt.  James  Davis's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Doolittle's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  11^  days ; 
also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Jones's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt. ;  receipt  for 
advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Grout  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  July  1,  1775; 
also,  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  27,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  12 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Winter  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Grout,  Elias,  Sherburne.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  BuUard's  co.  of  Minute-men,  CoU 
Peiixe's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  5  days ;  also, 
listof  men  returned  as  serving  on  picket  guard  under  Maj.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated 
May  11, 1775 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bullard's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's 
regt.;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also.  Corporal,  Capt. 
Daniel  Eames's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt. ;  marched  Sept.  29, 1777 ;  service, 
1  mo.  3  days,  at  Rhode  Island  on  a  secret  expedition  ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their 
arrival  at  Fishkill,  endorsed  "  drafts  by  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  to  fill  up  the 
Continental  Army;"  Capt.  Gardner's  co..  Col.  Bullard's  regt.;  age,  21  yrs.; 
stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  residence,  Sherburne ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sherburne;  also, 
list  of  men  returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R. 
Putnam,  July  20,  1778;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  19,  1778;  also,  list  of  6  months 
men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Maj. 
Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.  by  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner; 
also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of 
6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5, 1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely, 
Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  7,  1780 ;  age,  23 
yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;   complexion,  light;    engaged  for  town  of  Sherburne; 


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Grovt,  Euas,  continued. 

arrived  at  Springfield  July  6,  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  7,  1780,  under  com- 
mand of  Capt.  Dix ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway, 
Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  Private;  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of 
Sherburne  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  4, 1780 ; 
discharged  Jan.  6,  1781;  service,  6  mos.  12  days,  travel  included;  also,  Capt. 
Zebulon  King's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan., 
1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  6,  1781;  enlist- 
ment, 6  months. 

Grout,  Elias,  Jr.,  Sherburne.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  re- 
turned by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp 
Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780.     [See  Silas  Grout.] 

Grout,  Isaac.  Private,  Capt.  Joslah  White's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Benjamin  Flagg's  division, 
Col.  Samuel  Denny's  (Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  marched  Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged 
Aug.  23,  1777  ;  service,  5  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Hadley  on 
an  alarm  at  the  Northward.    Roll  dated  Spencer. 

Grout,  Joel.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Stockwell's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt.;  en- 
listed July  28,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  29,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel 
included  ;  company  marched  to  Bennington  July  28, 1777,  to  reinforce  army  under 
Gen.  Stark. 

Grout,  Johx,  Shelburne.  4th  Corporal,  Capt.  Agrippa  Wells's  co..  Col.  Asa  Whit- 
comb's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  1, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos. 
8  days ;  also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  company  receipt  for  wages  for  Sept., 
1775,  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov. 
16,  1775. 

Grout,  John,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  John  Cutler's  co.,  Col.  Luke  Drury's  regt.; 
marched  from  home  Aug.  20, 1781 ;  joined  regiment  at  West  Point,  Aug.  28, 1781 ; 
discharged  Nov.  28,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  16  days,  travel  included ;  residence, 
Spencer;  enlisted  for  town  of  Spencer;  enlistment,  3 months.  Roll  sworn  to  at 
Brookfield. 

Grout,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Ballard's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  enlisted 
May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  July  20,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  with  Northern 
army.    Roll  dated  New  Salem. 

Grout,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Abel  Dinsmor's  co..  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt.; 
engaged  Aug.  17  (also  given  Aug.  26),  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service, 
3  mos.  22  (also  given  3  mos.  13)  days,  including  travel  home,  with  Northern 
army ;  engagement  to  expire  Nov.  30,  1777.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co. 

Grout,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Seagrave's  co..  Col.  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  June 
19,  1778;  discharged  July  12,  1778;  service,  26  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode 
Island ;  company  raised  for  21  days  service ;  roll  dated  Uxbridge ;  also,  Capt. 
Bezaleel  Taft's  (9th)  co..  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  (3d  Worcester  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  3, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780 ;  service,  8  days,  travel  included ;  company 
marched  to  Tiverton,  II.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  July  27,  1780 ;  also,  company  receipt 
dated  Uxbridge,  April  25, 1781,  given  to  Capt.  Bezaleel  Taft,  for  wages  for  service 
on  the  alarm  at  Tiverton  in  July,  1780. 

Grout,  Jonathan  (also  given  Jonathan,  Ji' ),  '.  etersham.  Fifer,  Capt.  Ezekiel 
Knowlton's  co..  Col.  Dike's  regt.;  payroll  for  travel  allowance  from  home  to 
Dorchester  [year  not  given,  probably  1776]  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract 
for  travel  allowance  from  Dorchester  home,  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  20, 1776 ;  also, 
Capt.  Josiah  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.  commanded  by  Maj. 
Daniel  Clap;  enlisted  July  4,  1778;  discharged  July  15, 1778;  service,  13  days,  at 
Rutland  Barracks;  roll  dated  Templeton. 


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Grout,  Jonathan,  Petersham.  7th  Worcester  Co.  regt. ;  list  of  field  officers  of  regi- 
ments of  Worcester  Co.  militia  proposed  by  Legislature  Jan.  12,  1776;  above 
regiment  made  up  from  Rutland,  Petersham,  Hutchinson,  Athol,  Templeton, 
Winchendon,  Royalston,  and  Hubbardston ;  also,  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  Nathan 
Sparhawk's  (7th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  field  officers ;  com- 
missioned Feb.  7,  1776 ;  also,  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ; 
list  of  officers  chosen  by  the  11th  and  r2th  cos.  in  said  regiment,  signed  by  said 
Grout,  dated  Rutland  District,  July  5, 1776 ;  also.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  Nathan 
Sparhawk's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  appointed  to  command  men  enlisted  or  drafted 
from  [Worcester  Co.]  brigade,  as  returned  to  Maj.  Gen.  Warren  [year  not  given]  ; 
also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated  Jan.  30, 
1779 ;  said  Grout  chosen  Colonel,  7th  Worcester  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  appoint- 
ment concurred  in  by  Council  Jan.  30, 1779 ;  reported  commissioned  Jan.  30, 1779 ; 
also,  Colonel,  7th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  Brig.  Gen.  Jonathan  Warner's  brigade; 
general  return  of  officers  and  men  for  equipments,  made  by  Adjutant-General 
Peleg  Wadsworth,  dated  July  5,  1779. 

Grout,  Jonathan,  Westborough.  Private,  Capt.  George  (also  given  Joseph)  Baker's 
CO.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  13J  days. 

Grout,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  John  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.; 
service,  104  days,  travel  included ;  warrant  for  pay  allowed  in  Council  Aug.  12, 
1777 ;  company  served  at  the  Jerseys  for  3  months. 

Grout,  Jonathan.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Nathan  Fisher's  (7th)  co.,  6th  Worcester  Co. 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  Aug.  27, 1777 ;  also,  1st  Lieu- 
tenant, Capt.  Joseph  Warrin's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Whee- 
lock;  roll  made  up  for  service  from  Sept.  27,  1777,  to  Oct.  23,  1777;  company 
raised  for  30  days  service ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Worcester  Co. ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant, 
Col.  Job  Cushing's  (6th  Worcester  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  en- 
dorsed "  Jan.  1,  1778." 

Grout,  Joseph,  Spencer.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Mason's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Jonathan  Warner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
12  days. 

Grout,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Newton's  co..  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's  regt. ;  enlisted 
April  1,  1778;  discharged  July  2,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  2  days,  at  and  about 
Boston.    Roll  endorsed  "  guards  at  Roxbury." 

Grout,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Woodbury's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of 
guards ;  enlisted  July  9,  1778 ;  discharged  Nov.  9,  1778 ;  service,  4  mos.  1  day,  at 
Cambridge;  roll  dated  Lancaster;  also,  Capt.  Peter  Woodbury's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Nathan  Tyler's  detachment  of  guards ;  company  return  [year  not  given]  ;  during 
the  campaign  Capt.  Woodbury  was  succeeded  by  Capt.  Jewett ;  also,  Capt.  David 
Jewett's  CO.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards;  enlisted  Nov.  10,  1778;  dis- 
charged Dec.  12,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  5  days,  travel  included;  roll  certified  at 
Lancaster. 

Grout,  Micah  (also  given  Michael),  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Nixon's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  Abijah  Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775;  service,  5  days;  also,  Capt.  David  Moore's  co..  Col.  John  Nixon's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  19  days; 
also,  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Burbeck's  co.,  Col.  Richard  Gridley's  (Artillery) 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  8,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  25 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Jan.  6, 1776 ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Rice's  co..  Col.  Ezekiel  Howe's  (4th  Middlesex 
Co.)  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Sudbury;  engaged  for  town  of  Sudbury; 
joined  Capt.  Bryant's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  a^so,  list  of  men 


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Grout,  Micah  [also  given  M.ichae'l),  continued. 

mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston, 
March  30,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Bryant's  co.,  Col. 
Mason's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  14,  1777, 
to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Frothingham's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Springfield,  Nov.  18,  1778 ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  return  of  men  entitled  to  gratuity,  dated  Springfield,  Nov.  1,  1779; 
company  stationed  at  Springfield  ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Bryant's  co. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  March  14,  1780;  also, 
Matross,  in  a  corps  of  Artillery  artificers  under  Capt.  Pattin  and  Capt.  Bryant  at 
West  Point ;  statement  of  Continental  balances ;  balance  probably  certified  June 
11,  1782. 

Grout,  Micah.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2,  1780  ;  age,  40  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  10 
in.;  complexion,  dark;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Springfield; 
engaged  June  25,  1781 ;  term,  3  years;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  William  Treadwell's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781 ; 
reported  joined  Sept.  5,  1781. 

Grout,  Nathan  (also  given  Nathaniel),  Medway.  Private,  in  West  co.  in  Medway, 
commanded  by  1st  Lieutenant  Moses  Adams,  Col.  John  Smith's  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  and  also  on  the  alarm  of  April  30,  1775, 
under  command  of  Maj.  J.  Fuller;  service,  7  days;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as 
serving  on  picket  guard  under  Maj.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated  May  11,  1775;  also, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Bullard's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt.;  company  return 
dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  company  receipt  dated  Medway,  March 
30,  1776,  given  to  Lieut.  Moses  Adams,  for  travel  allowance  for  service  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  of  the  town 
of  Medway,  April  13,  1778,  as  having  rendered  service  at  various  times  subse- 
quent to  April  19,  1775. 

Grout,  Nathan.  List  of  men  raised  in  Middlesex  Co.,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9, 
1779,  as  returned  by  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  Nov.  24, 
1779;  engaged  for  town  of  Sherburne;  also.  Private,  Major's  co.,  Col.  Smith's 
(13th)  regt.;  entered  service  Aug.  4,  1779;  discharged  May  4,  1780;  term,  9 
months;  also,  Capt.  Ezra  Emes's  (8th)  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.;  enlisted 
July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7, 1780;  service,  14  days,  including  travel  home; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island;  roll  dated  Holliston. 

Grout,  Royal.  Private,  Capt.  Lawson  Buckminster's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Samuel  Peirce;  enlisted  May  15,  1779;  discharged  July  1,  1779;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  19  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  ordered  to  serve 
at  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  until  July  1,  1779;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Joshua  Lealand's  co. 
of  guards;  engaged  Sept.  30,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  10,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  12 
days,  under  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath;  company  detached  from  militia  by  order  of 
Gen.  Hancock  to  man  forts  at  and  about  Boston  and  serve  until  Nov.  10,  1779 ; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Lealand's  co..  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt. ;  marched  July 
28,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780 ;  service,  14  days,  travel  included ;  company 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  July  28,  1780;  roll  dated  Sherburne  ; 
also,  Capt.  Staples  Chamberlin's  co..  Col.  Dean's  regt. ;  enlisted  March  11,  1781 ; 
discharged  March  14,  1781 ;  service,  7  days,  travel  included;  reported  as  serving 
as  a  volunteer ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  by  order  of  His  Excellency 
John  Hancock ;  roll  endorsed  "  40  days  service." 

Grout,  Samuel,  Holliston.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nat.  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  13, 1777 ;  Capt.  Warren's  co..  Col.  Bailey's  regt. ; 
enlistment,  3  years ;  also.  Private,  6th  co..  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  10,  1777,  to  May  10,  1778 ;  credited  to 
town  of  Holliston;  reported  died  May  10,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Isaac  Warren's  co., 


918  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Grout,  Samuel,  continued. 

Col.  John  Bailey's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Camp  Vallej'  Forge,  Jan.  24, 
1778;  residence,  HoUiston;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Isaac  Warren's  (6th)  co..  Col.  Bai- 
ley's regt.;  return  of  men  who  joined  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  reported  died  May 
16,  1778. 

Grout,  Silas,  Sherburne.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bullard's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Peirce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  11  days; 
also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Aaron 
Gardner's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Bullard's  (5th  Middlesex  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Sherburne, 
Dec.  12, 1777 ;  residence,  Sherburne ;  engaged  for  town  of  Sherburne ;  also,  list  of 

6  months  men  raised  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Maj.  Joseph  Hosmer,  Superintendent  for  Middlesex  Co.,  by  Justin  Ely,  Com- 
missioner; also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  7, 
1780;  age,  25  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Sherburne;  marched  to  camp  July  6,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Dix;  also, 
Private,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Sherburne  for  service  in 
the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  4,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  6, 
1781;  service,  6  mos.  12  days,  travel  included;  also,  Capt.  Zebulon  King's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West 
Point;  enlisted  July  6,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  6,  1781;  enlistment,  6  months. 
[See  Elias  Grout,  Jr.] 

Grout,  William,  Sudbury.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Cudworth's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Abijah  Peirce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service, 

7  days  ;  also,  Capt.  Thaddeus  Russell's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  26,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  6  days; 
also,  company  return  [probabl}'  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Oct.  26,  1775;  also,  pelition 
addressed  to  the  General  Court,  dated  Concord,  Sept.  30,  1777,  signed  by  said 
Grout  and  others,  who  were  drafted  to  guard  Continental  stores  at  Little  Cam- 
bridge, Concord,  Sudbury,  etc.,  under  Capt.  Isaac  Woods,  asking  for  additional 
wages;  petition  endorsed  "leave  to  withdraw." 

Grout,  William,  Westborough.  Private,  Capt.  Manasseh  Sawyer's  co..  Col.  Nicholas 
Dike's  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  home,  etc.,  dated  Dorchester 
Heights,  Nov.  30,  1776 ;  said  Grout  credited  with  2  days  allowance. 

Grout,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Martin's  co..  Col.  Joseph  (Josiah)  Whitney's 
regt. ;  service  from  May  4,  1777,  to  July  4,  1777,  2  mos.  7  days,  travel  included, 
under  Maj.  Gen.  Spencer  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also,  pay  roll, 
for  same  service,  endorsed  "2  mos.  service." 

Grout,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Newton's  co..  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's  regt.;  en- 
listed April  1,  1778;  discharged  July  2, 1778;  service,  3  mos.  2  days,  at  and  about 
Boston.    Roll  endorsed  "  guards  at  Roxbury." 

Grout,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Drury's  co..  Col.  Ezra  Wood's  regt.;  enlisted 
June  6,  1778 ;  discharged  Feb.  10,  1779 ;  service,  8  mos.  4  days,  at  North  river, 
N.  Y.;  enlistment,  8  months;  also,  pay  roll  for  Sept.,  1778;  reported  sick  at 
hospital,  not  joined  since  muster;  also,  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778;  reported  not 
joined;  also,  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1778;  reported  on  furlough;  also,  order  dated 
Westborough,  April  10,  1779,  signed  by  said  Grout,  for  wages  for  service  in  Col. 
Wood's  regt.,  payable  to  Samuel  Crosby. 

Grout,  William.  Private,  Capt.  William  Howe's  co.,  Col.  John  Rand's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  17, 1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  3  days,  travel  included; 
company  raised  for  3  mos.  service. 


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Groute,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Raymond  DeGuiscard's  co. ;  pay  roll  dated  April 
24,  1782;  service  probably  in  1781. 

Groutt,  Elias,  Sherburne.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bullard's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  9  days. 

Groutt,  Nathan,  Sherburne.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bullard's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  April  24,  1775 ;  service,  3 
mos.  9  days. 

Groutt,  Joshua.  Capt.  David  Wilder's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  company 
receipt  for  wages  for  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Prospect  Hill.  [See  Joshua 
Prouty.] 

Grove,  Isaac.  Corporal,  Capt.  Isaac  Sherman's  co.,  Coi.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt.;  return  for  advance  pay  for  Jan.,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  ab- 
stract for  Feb.,  1776.     [See  Isaac  Grow.] 

Grove,  Peter.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Maj.  Peter  Harwood,  of  6th  Mass.  regt.,  at  Spring- 
field, July  1,  1780;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged 
for  town  of  Dudley;  marched  to  camp  July  1,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign 
Joseph  Miller.     [See  Peter  Grave  and  Peter  Groo.] 

Grovener,  Theophas.  Capt.  William  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  5,  1777 ;  service,  27  days ;  company  marched  from  Gageborough  to 
reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Lincoln  at  Pawlet 

Groveour,  John,  York.  Private,  Capt.  Jedediah  Goodwin's  co.,  Col.  "VViggelsworth's 
regt. ;  roll  made  up  for  travel  allowance  from  Albany  home ;  company  discharged 
at  Albany  Nov.  30,  1776. 

Grover,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Glover,  Groover,  Groves, 

Gruiver,  Gruver.] 

Grover,  Ariel,  Mansfield.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  "White's  (7th)  co.  ("West  co.  of 
Minute-men  in  Mansfield),  Col.  John  Dagget's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  8  days. 

Grover,  Amasa,  Mansfield.  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's 
regt. ;  service  between  date  of  enlistment,  Sept.  2, 1777,  and  Jan.  2, 1778, 3  mos.  29 
days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  paj'  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  allowing 
service  for  1  mo.  1  day  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Providence ;  also,  Capt. 
Samuel  Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  enlisted  July  29,  1778;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  14  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  to  serve  for  6  weeks  from  July 
29, 1778 ;  also,  Capt.  John  Allen's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  enlisted  July 
27, 1780 ;  discharged  July  30, 1780 ;  service,  6  days,  travel  included,  on  an  alarm  at 
Rhode  Island ;  regiment  detached  from  Bristol  Co.  militia  for  6  days  service ;  roll 
dated  Norton  ;  also.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Ephraim  Grover, 
Col.  Isaac  Dean's  (4th  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  5,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug. 
7, 1780 ;  service,  4  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Aug.  1, 1780 ;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Attleborough ;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co..  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  (Bristol  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  March  4,  1781 ;  discharged  March  16,  1781 ;  service,  13  days,  at 
Rhode  Island,  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock. 

Grover,  Amaziah.  Enlistment  agreement,  signed  by  said  Grover  and  others,  engaging 
themselves  to  serve  until  April  1  "next,"  in  a  company  commanded  by  Capt. 
James  Stedman,  of  Windham,  and  in  a  regiment  raised  by  proclamation  of  the 
Governor,  dated  Jan.  20,  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  James  Stedman's  co..  Col.  John  Doug- 
lass's regt.;  receipt  for  wages,  billeting,  etc.,  for  2  mos.  service,  given  to  Lieut. 
Jonah  Palmer,  dated  June  17,  1776  [  ?] ,  signed  by  said  Grover  and  others. 


920  JVIASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAn.ORS 

Grover,  Andrew,  Mansfield.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  White's  (7th)  co.  (West  co.  of 
Minute-men  in  Mansfield),  Col.  John  Dagget's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  11  days. 

Grover,  Benjamin,  Grafton.  Capt.  Luke  Drury's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Ward's  regt.; 
order  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Grover  and  others,  dated  June  10,  1775; 
also,  Private,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May 
7,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  3  days;  also,  certificate  dated  Grafton,  Feb.  14,  1777, 
signed  by  Capt.  Nathaniel  Sharman  (Sherman)  and  Col.  John  Goulding,  stating 
that  Sergt.  Moses  Hayden  with  others  hired  said  Grover  Feb.  14,  1777,  to  serve  ia 
the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years,  unless  sooner  discharged ;  also,  re- 
turn of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Ephraim  Lyon's 
CO.,  6th  Worcester  Co.  regt.,  dated  Grafton,  Dec.  12,  1777;  residence,  Grafton; 
engaged  for  town  of  Grafton;  joined  Capt.  Benson's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.; 
term,  3 years;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Benson's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts;  said  Grover  enlisted  April  4,  1777,  and  served 
until  Oct.  30,  1779,  when  he  deserted;  joined  again  Nov. 20, 1779, and  served  until 
Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Joshua  Benson's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (4th)  regt.; 
return  dated  Albany,  Feb.  -,  1778 ;  mustered  by  Mr.  Newhall ;  also,  Capt.  Benson's 
CO.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  10,  1781; 
Capt.  Goodale's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt. ;  rank.  Private;  age,  28  yrs. 
2mos. ;  stature,  5ft.  10 in. ;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light;  eyes,  light;  residence, 
Grafton;  enlisted  April  19,  1779,  by  Col.  Putnam;  enlistment,  during  war;  also. 
Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Goodale's  co.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  Jan.,  1781 ;  also,  muster  roll  for  Feb.  and  March,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at 
West  Point;  reported  in  general  hospital,  which  he  entered  March  17,  1781 ;  also, 
muster  roll  for  April,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point. 

Grover,  Benjamin,  Maiden.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Watertown,  by  order  of  Col.  Gardner;  service, 
1  day;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Nailer  Hatch's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William  Bond's  (late 
Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Maiden,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

Grover,  Benjamin,  Mansfield.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  White's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Car- 
penter's regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  8,  1778;  service,  19  days, 
on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Willmarth's  co..  Col.  Isaac 
Dean's  regt.;  marched  July  31,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  10  days, 
at  Rhode  Island,  on  the  alarm  of  July  31,  1780;  roll  sworn  to  at  Attleborough. 

Grover,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  John  Howard's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ; 
pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Saratoga  home;  warrant  allowed  ia 
Council  March  12,  1777. 

Grover,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Lemont's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  9,  1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  24,  1779 ;  service,  2  mos.  15  days, 
on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Grover,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  (1st)  co.,  5th  Mass.  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  David  Cobb ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1783  ;  enlistment,  during 
war;  reported  as  serving  in  room  of  Job  Kimball ;  also  reported  on  furlough. 

Grover,  David,  Mansfield.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  White's  (7th)  co.  (West  co.  of 
Minute-men  in  Mansfield),  Col.  John  Dagget's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  7  days ;  reported  enlisted 
into  the  army ;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Knap's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Reed's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5  days;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  25,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  White's  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  8,  1778;  ser- 
vice, 22  days,  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  921 

Geover,  David,  Norton.  Private,  Capt.  Israel  Trow's  co.,  Col.  John  Hathaway's 
regt. ;  service  in  April  and  May,  1777,  20  days,  at  Rhode  Island  ;  company  raised 
in  Bristol  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  Israel  Trow's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  service 
from  May  14,  1777,  to  July  6,  1777,  1  mo.  24  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  Cor- 
poral, Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  Jime  21,  1778; 
service,  22  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  to  serve  for  21  days  from  June 
21,  1778  ;  roll  dated  Attleborough. 

Grover,  David.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Ephraim  Grover,  Col. 
Isaac  Dean's  (4th  Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7, 
1780 ;  service,  9  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Aug.  1,  1780.  Roll  swora 
to  at  Attleborough. 

Grover,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co.,  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  25,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778;  service,  9  days,  on  expedition  to  Rhode 
Island;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co..  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  (Bristol  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  March  4,  1781 ;  discharged  March  16,  1781 ;  service,  13  days,  at 
Rhode  Island  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock. 

Grover,  Ebenezer,  Montague.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Samuel  Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  15  days  ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  9th  co.,  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  1st  Lieut. 
Caleb  Benjamin,  sworn  to  April  1,  1779;  residence,  Montague;  engaged  for  town 
of  Montague;  joined  Capt.  Keith's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt.;  term  to 
expire  Nov.  1,  1778. 

Grover,  Eleazer.  Private,  Capt.  Mark  Pool's  detachment,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ; 
service  from  Nov.  12,  1777,  to  Feb.  3,  1778,  with  guards  at  Charlestown;  also, 
Capt.  Mark  Pool's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ;  service  from  Feb.  3, 
1778,  to  April  5,  1778,  2  mos.  2  days,  at  Cambridge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  March,  1778,  dated  Winter  Hill;  reported  discharged  March  3, 
1778. 

Grover,  Eleazer.  Descriptive  list  dated  Deerfield,  July  24, 1780,  of  men  detached  from 
Hampshire  Co.  militia  and  returned  by  Maj.  David  Dickinson  as  mustered  by  him, 
agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  22,  1780,  by  order  of  Lieut.  Col.  David  Wells ;  4th  or 
loth  CO.,  5th  Hampshire  Co.  regt. ;  age,  19  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  brown;  eyes,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Bernardston  ;  term  3  months; 
also.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Newton's  co.,  Col.  S.  Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  13,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel 
included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Grover,  Enoch.  Private,  Capt.  William  Pearson's  (3d)  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  17,  1776 ; 
service  to  Nov.  18,  1776,  10  mos.  2  days ;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester  for  de- 
fence of  seacoast. 

Grover,  Ephraim,  Mansfield.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Samuel  White's  (7th)  co.  (West  co. 
of  Minute-men  in  Mansfield),  Col.  John  Dagget's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  7  days. 

Grover,  Ephraim  (also  given  Ephraim,  Jr.).  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bates's 
(7th)  CO.,  Col.  Dean's  (4th  Bristol  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers; 
commissioned  May  4,  1780;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  in  command  of  a  company  in 
Col.  Isaac  Dean's  (4th  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  Aug.  1, 1780 ;  discharged 
Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  9  days,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Aug.  1,  1780;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Attleborough ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co..  Col.  Isaac 
Dean's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  entered  service  March  4,  1781 ;  discharged  March  16, 
1781 ;  service,  13  days,  at  Rhode  Island  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock. 


922  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 


Grover,  Gideon,  Mansfield.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  White's  (7th)  co.  (West  co.  of 
Minute-men  in  Mansfield),  Col.  John  Dagget's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  11  days. 

Grover,  Ichabod.  Petition  dated  Boston,  Aug.  21,  1780,  signed  by  Job  Prince,  in 
behalf  of  J.  and  Andrew  Cabot,  of  Beverly,  asking  that  said  Grover  be  commis- 
sioned as  commander  of  the  ship  "  Sebastian  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council 
Aug.  21,  1780,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Grover,  Isaiah.  Receipt  dated  Wilbraham,  April  4,  1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Grover 
by  Thomas  Mirick  and  others,  on  behalf  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Wilbraham,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years ;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men 
raised  in  Hampshire  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah 
Goodman,  Superintendent;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light; 
hair,  light;  occupation,  farmer;  engaged  April  5, 1781 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Wil- 
braham; term,  3  years.     [See  Josiah  Grover.] 

Grover,  Jabez,  Wrentham.  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co. ;  company  order  for  advance  pay 
for  1  month,  etc.,  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  July  24,  1776;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Aaron 
Guild's  CO.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  service  to  Aug.  1, 1776  ;  roll  dated  Camp 
at  Hull ;  also,  petition  signed  by  said  Grover  and  others  belonging  to  a  battal- 
ion stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for  increase  and  payment  of  wages,  dated  Camp  at 
Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Guild's  co.,  Col.  Whitney's  regt.;  ser- 
vice from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  90  days ;  roll  dated  Hull ;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt.;  service  from  Nov.  1,  1776,  to  time  of  return  home,  1  mo.  3  days;  roll 
dated  Hull. 

Grover,  James,  Mansfield.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  White's  (7th)  co.  (West  co.  of 
Minute-men  in  Mansfield),  Col.  John  Dagget's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Roxbury  ;  service,  4  days. 

Grover,  James,  2d.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Dean's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  (4th  Bristol 
Co.)  regt. ;  service,  25  days ;  company  made  up  from  3d  and  7th  cos.  in  said  regi- 
ment and  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776. 

Grover,  Jedediah.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Hodges's  co..  Col.  George  Williams's  regt.; 
service  from  Sept.  25, 1777,  to  Oct.  31,  1777,  1  mo.  6  da3'S,  on  a  secret  expedition. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Norton. 

Grover,  Jeffrey.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  sworn  to  at  Hopkinton, 
Feb.  8,  1780;  engaged  for  town  of  Hopkinton;  joined  Capt.  Perkins's  co..  Col. 
Crane's  regt.;  term,  3  years;  reported  engaged  bj'  Gilbert  Dench,  Committee; 
also  reported  a  foreigner. 

Grover,  Jeremiah,  York.  Fifer,  Capt.  Tobias  Fernald's  co..  Col.  James  Scammon's 
(30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  23,  1775;  service,  8 
days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ,  including  abstract  for  pay  due 
to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated 
Fort  No.  1,  Nov.  28, 1775;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Tobias  Fernald's  co..  Col.  Edmund 
Phinney's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8, 1776 ;  enlisted 
Jan.  1,  1776;  reported  sick  in  general  hospital  Dec.  7,  1776;  also,  Capt.  William 
Spinney's  co..  Col.  Cogswell's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  8,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31, 
1778 ;  service,  2  mos.  28  days,  travel  included ;  company  detached  to  guard  and 
fortify  port  of  Boston. 

Grover,  Jesse.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Hodges's  co.,  Col.  George  Williams's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice from  Sept.  25, 1777,  to  Oct.  31, 1777, 1  mo.  6  days,  on  a  secret  expedition ;  roll 
sworn  to  at  Norton ;  also,  Capt.  Isaac  Hodges's  co..  Col.  John  Hatheway's  regt. ; 
company  return  dated  Little  Compton,  April  10,  1779;  statement  affixed  made  by 
Israel  Fisher,  of  Warwick,  one  of  said  company,  states  that  service  was  for  5  or  6 
mos.  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  enlisted  March  24,  1779;  dis- 


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'Grover,  Jesse,  continued. 

charged  April  17, 1779 ;  service,  25  daj'S ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Taunton ;  also,  Private, 
in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Ephraim  Grover;  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  (4th 
Bristol  Co.)  re,<:ft. ;  enlisted  Aug.  1, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  7, 1780  ;  service,  9  days, 
travel  included,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Aug.  1,  1780;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Attle  borough. 

Grover,  Jesse.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co.  ;  payroll  dated  March  7, 1783.  [See 
David  Grover.] 

Grover,  Joab.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Shattuck's  co.,  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  Barnabas  Sears ;  enlisted  Aug.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1781 ; 
service,  3  mos.  2  days,  travel  included  ;  company  raised  for  3  months.  Roll  dated 
Deerfield. 

Grover,  John,  Maiden.  Private,  Capt.  Nailer  Hatch's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  "William  Bond's 
(late  Col.  Gardner's)  37th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Maiden,  Oct.  6,  1775. 

•Grover,  John,  Maiden.  Private,  Capt.  John  Walton's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  return 
dated  Oct.  31, 1776 ;  reported  not  in  camp ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept. 
27,  1776;  discharged  Nov.  16,  1776;  service,  2  mos.  1  day,  travel  included;  roll 
dated  North  Castle. 

Grover,  John,  Maiden.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Edgell's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  6,  1778  ;  service,  5  mos.  27  days;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1, 
1779 ;  also,  muster  rolls  dated  Freetown,  Sept.  13,  and  Oct.  18,  1778 ;  reported  on 
furlough  Oct.  13,  1778. 

Grover,  John,  York.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  returned  as 
received  of  John  Frost,  Superintendent  for  York  Co.,  by  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton, 
at  Kittery,  June  1, 1778,  to  be  conducted  to  Fishkill  and  delivered  to  Brig.  Jonathan 
Warner;  Capt.  Bragdon's  co.,  1st  York  Co.  regt.;  age,  38  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  10 
in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  York;  reported  arrived  at  Fishkill  July  11, 
1778. 

Grover,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Grow's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10,  1775;  service  to 
Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos.  7  days ;  company  raised  in  York  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Grover,  John.  Private,  Lieut.  Thomas  Gould's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  16,  1777 ;  discharged  July  29,  1777 ;  service,  14  days ;  company 
marched  from  Hancock  to  Manchester;  also,  Capt.  William  Douglas's  co..  Col. 
Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  discharged 
Aug.  20,  1777;  service,  7  days,  at  Bennington. 

Grover,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Samuel  BuUard's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Aug.  23, 1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  19  days,  including 
travel  home,  at  Stillwater. 

Grover,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Brooks's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards; 
joined  Dec.  25,  1777  ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  3  mos.  8  days,  at  Cambridge. 

Grover,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co.,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of 
guards ;  enlisted  Jan.  12, 1778 ;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  82  days,  at  Cambridge. 

Grover,  John.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Cutts's  co.,  Maj.  Daniel  Littlefield's  detach- 
ment of  York  Co.  militia;  detached  July  10, 1779;  discharged  Sept.  10, 1779;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Grover,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlisted  Dec.  15,  1778;  dis- 
charged April  29,  1779 ;  service,  4  mos.  15  days ;  company  raised  for  service  with 
guards  at  and  about  Boston  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  ;  also,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's 


924:  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Grover,  John,  continued. 

CO.;  enlisted  April  30,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1779;  service,  6  mos.  2  days; 
company  raised  for  service  with  guards  at  and  about  Boston  ;  above  service  from 
April  30,  1779,  to  Oct.  31,  1779,  performed  under  successive  engagements  of  3 
months. 

Grover,  John.  List  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  sworn  to  at  Hopkinton, 
Feb.  8,  1780;  engaged  for  town  of  Hopkinton;  joined  Capt.  Perkins's  co..  Col. 
Grain's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  reported  engaged  by  Gilbert  Bench,  Committee ;  also 
reported  a  foreigner;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Donnell's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Arti- 
lery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Dec. 
31,  1780. 

Grover,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Jordan  Parker's  co..  Col.  Samuel  McCobb's  regt.;  en- 
listed May  20,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  2,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  10  days,  at  the 
Eastward.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Georgetown. 

Grover,  John.  Private,  Lieut.  Nathaniel  Hutchings's  detachment;  marched  Sept.  7, 
1781 ;  discharged  Sept.  13,  1781 ;  service,  7  days ;  detachment  sent  by  the  Select- 
men of  Fryeburg  to  guard  frontiers  on  Androscoggin  river;  also,  Capt.  John 
Evans's  co. ;  enlisted  Sept.  16,  1781;  discharged  Dec.  3,  1781;  service,  2  mos. 
18  days ;  company  raised  for  3  months  and  stationed  at  Androscoggin  river  to 
guard  the  frontiers. 

Grover,  John,  Jr.,  Maiden  [probably].  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Watertown  by  order  of  Col.  Gardner; 
service,  1  day. 

Grover,  John,  3d,  Maiden  [probably].  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Watertown  by  order  of  Col.  Gardner ; 
service,  1  day. 

Grover,  John,  4th,  Maiden  [probably] .  Private,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Watertown  by  order  of  Col.  Gardner ; 
service,  1  day. 

Grover,  Jonathan.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Kilburn's  co..  Col.  Simonds's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  14, 1780;  discharged  Oct.  16, 1780;  service, 4  days,  travel 
included ;  company  marched  to  Vermont  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm. 

Grover,  Joseph,  Mansfield  (also  given  Wrentham).  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  White's 
(7th)  CO.  (West  CO.  of  Minute-men  in  Mansfield),  Col.  John  Dagget's  (Bristol  Co.) 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  to  Roxbury ;  service,  11  days ; 
reported  enlisted  into  the  army ;  also,  Capt.  Moses  Knap's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Reed's 
regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775  ;  enlisted  April  27,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  12 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  25,  1775;  also,  receipt  for 
bounty  coat  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  16, 1775 ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Knap's  co..  Col. 
William  Shepard's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Moses  Knap's  co.,  Col.  William 
Shepard's  regt. ;  return  dated  Jan.  30,  1778 ;  residence,  Mansfield ;  enlisted  for 
town  of  Mansfield ;  mustered  by  State  and  Continental  Muster  Masters ;  also, 
Sergeant,  Capt.  Moses  Knap's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (3d)  regt.;  muster 
rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1778,  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted 
Jan.  1,  1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Grover,  Josiah,  Windsor,  Conn.  Descriptive  list  of  men  in  Continental  service; 
Capt.  Hastings's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  age,  24  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  8^  in.;  complexion, light;  hair,  dark;  occupation,  farmer;  residence,  Wind- 
sor, Conn. ;  engaged  for  town  of  Wilbraham ;  engaged  April  5,  1781 ;  term,  3 
years.     [See  Isaiah  Grover.] 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  925 

'Grover,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co.,  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  25,  177S;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778;  service,  9  days,  on  expedition  to  Rhode 
Island;  a/so,  Capt.  Isaac  Hodges's  co..  Col.  John  Hatheway's  regt.;  company 
return  dated  Little  Compton,  April  10,  1779;  statement  affixed  made  by  Israel 
Fisher,  of  Warwick,  one  of  said  company,  states  that  the  service  was  for  5  or  6  mos. 
at  Hhode  Island ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  enlisted  March  24,  1779;  discharged 
April  17, 1779 ;  service,  25  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Taunton ;  also, 
Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut.  Ephraim  Grover,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's 
(4th  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  5, 1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780 ;  service,  4 
days,  travel  included,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Aug.  1,  1780;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Attleborough. 

■Grover,  Levi,  Mansfield.  Private,  Lieut.  John  Dean's  co.,  Col.  John  Daggett's  (4th 
Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  service,  10  days;  company  made  up  from  3d  and  7th  cos.  in 
said  regiment  and  marched  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  also, 
Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Wade's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  21, 1778;  service,  22 
days,  at  Rhode  Island  ;  company  raised  to  serve  for  21  days  from  June  21,  1778; 
roll  dated  Attleborough;  a^so,  Capt.  Samuel  White's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpen- 
ter's regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  8,  1778 ;  service,  22  days,  on 
expedition  to  Rhode  Island ;  also.  Private,  in  a  company  commanded  by  Lieut. 
Ephraim  Grover,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  (4th  Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  1, 1780; 
discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  9  days,  travel  included,  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode 
Island  of  Aug.  1,  1780 ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Attleborough. 

Grover,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  William  Pearson's  (3d)  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  10,  1776; 
service  to  Nov.  18,  1776,  10  mos.  9  days ;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester  for 
defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Mark  Pool's  (Cape  Ann)  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Titcomb's  regt. ;  service,  2  mos.,  at  Bristol,  R.  I. ;  company  discharged  100  miles 
from  home;  roll  dated  Bristol,  June  28,  1777. 

Grover,  Nathaniel,  Grafton.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Kimball's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Gen.  Artemas  Ward's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  dis- 
charged April  26, 1775 ;  service,  9  days ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Warrin's  co. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  21,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  26,  1777;  service,  5  days,  under  Lieut.  Col. 
Wheelock ;  company  marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm. 

•Grover,  Nehemiah,  Williamstown  (also  given  East  Hoosuck).  Private,  Capt. 
Abiather  Angel's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  1,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  1  week  ;  also,  Capt.  John  Wright's  co.,  Col. 
David  Brewer's  (9th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt. 
Wright's  CO.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  2,  1775 ;  also,  return  of 
men  drafted  from  Berkshire  Co.  militia  to  march  to  Horse  Neck  under  command 
of  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds  [year  not  given] ,  but  who  failed  to  join  regiment;  said 
Grover  drafted  from  town  of  East  Hoosuck ;  drafted  into  Capt.  Stratton's  co. 

Grover,  Nehemiah.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Whipple's  co. ;  enlisted  July  19,  1775; 
service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  5  mos.  25  days  ;  company  raised  for  defence  of  seacoast 
in  Essex  Co.  and  stationed  one-half  at  Manchester,  the  remainder  at  Gloucester. 

Grover,  Peter.  Private,  Capt.  William  Douglas's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug  14,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  20,  1777;  service, 
7  days,  at  Bennington. 

Grover,  Samuel,  Maiden.  Private,  Capt.  Nailer  Hatch's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  William 
Bond's  (late  Col.  Gardner's  37th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Maiden,  Oct.  6, 
1775;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin  Blaney's  co.,  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards; 
enlisted  Jan.  22,  1778 ;  service  to  April  3, 1778,  73  days,  at  Cambridge ;  also,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Edgell's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  July  6,  1778 ;  service, 
5  mos.  27  days  ;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779 ;  also,  muster  rolls  dated  Free- 
town, Sept.  13,  and  Oct.  18,  1778. 


926  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Grover,  Samuel,  Wells.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Eaton's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wiggels- 
worth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Ticonderoga  home  in  1776, 
sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  Jan.  31,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Bragdon's  co.,  (late) 
Col.  Storer's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777;   discharged  Oct.  22,  1777;    service, 

2  mos.  24  days,  including  travel  home,  with  Northern  army ;  company  discharged 
at  Queman's  Heights. 

Grover,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  23,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  19  days,  travel 
included,  at  Stillwater. 

Grover,  Samuel.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Nathan  Sargant's  co.  of  guards;  entered  service 
Feb.  3,  1779;  discharged  May  7,  1779;  service,  3  mos.  3  days;  company  raised 
for  service  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and  about  Boston. 

Grover,  Samuel.  Corporal,  Sergt.  "William  Warland's  detachment,  Col.  Samuel 
Danny's  (Denny's)  2d  regt.;  enlisted  Nov.  5, 1779;  discharged  Dec.  3, 1779;  ser- 
vice, 29  days,  at  Albany. 

Grover,  Seth,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co..  Col.  John  Smith's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8  days;  also,  Capt. 
Nathaniel  Clap's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  26,  1778;  dis- 
charged Sept.  11,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  17  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Groveu,  Simox.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Bragdon's  5th  (York)  co..  Col. 
Ebenezer  Sayer's  (1st  York  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  dated 
Wells,  June  12,  1776;  ordered  in  Council  Jime  25,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  com- 
missioned ;  reported  commissioned  June  26,  1776 ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Abel  Moulton's  co..  Col.  John  Frost's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  belonging  to  said 
regiment  appointed  to  command  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Brig.  Jotham  Moulton  to  Maj.  Gen.  Warren,  at  Boston,  dated  Provi- 
dence, Dec.  24, 1776 ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Bragdon's  co.,  (late)  Col. 
Storer's  regt. ;  entered  service  Aug.  14,  1777  ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777 ;  service, 

3  mos.  16  days,  with  Northern  army ;  company  discharged  at  Queman's  Heights ; 
aZso,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Cutts's  co.,  Maj.  Daniel  Littlefield's  detach- 
ment of  York  Co.  militia;  detached  July  10, 1779;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1779;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.,  on  Penobscot  expedition ;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Moses  Sewell's 
(5th)  CO.,  1st  York  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  [year  not  given] . 

Grover,  Simon,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cutts's  co.,  Maj.  Daniel  Littlefield's  de- 
tachment of  York  Co.  militia ;  detached  July  10,  1779 ;  discharged  Sept.  10,  1779 ; 
service,  2  mos.,  on  Penobscot  expedition. 

Grover,  Stephen,  "Bawltown"  (Jefferson).  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  Col.  Joseph  North's  (2d  Lincoln  Co.)  regt.,  dated  Gard- 
nerstown,  Feb.  2,  1778;  residence,  '<Bawltown;"  engaged  for  town  of  "Bawl- 
town;"  term,  3  years;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Spurr's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Nixon's 
(6th)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  20,  1777,  to 
Jan.  23,  1778 ;  reported  deserted  Jan.  23,  1778 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Spurr's  co.. 
Col.  Thomas  Nixon's  (6th)  regt.;  descriptive  list  of  deserters  dated  Camp  Ten 
Eyck,  Aug.  27,  1780;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.;  complexion,  light;  birth- 
place, Bolton. 

Grover,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Christopher  Banister's  co..  Col.  Ezra  May's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  20,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  5,  1777;  service,  21  days,  travel  included, 
on  expedition  to  Stillwater  and  Saratoga. 

Grover,  Thomas,  Mansfield.  List  of  men  mustered  by  James  Leonard,  Muster  Master 
for  Bristol  Co.,  dated  Sept.  2, 1777  ;  Capt.  Silas  Cobb's  co.,  Col.  Danforth  Reyes's 
regt. ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Silas  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Danforth  Keyes's  regt.;  enlisted 
Aug.  29, 1777 ;  service  to  Jan.  2, 1778, 4  mos.  4  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  same 


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Grover,  Thomas,  continued. 

CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Providence,  Dec.  30,  1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel 
Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  June  21,  1778;  service,  22  days,  at 
Rhode  Island ;  company  raised  to  serve  for  21  days  from  June  21, 1778 ;  also,  Capt. 
Samuel  White's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  30,  1778;  dis- 
charged Sept.  8,  1778;  service,  10  days,  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

Grover,  Thomas,  Montague.  Captain  of  a  company  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Williams's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  10  days. 

Grover,  Thomas,  Montague.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co. ;  list  of  company 
officers  of  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.,  recommended  by  Committee  of  Safety, 
at  Cambridge  June  12,  1775,  to  be  commissioned ;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress 
June  12,  1775,  that  commissions  be  delivered  said  officers ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Robert  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775 ;  engaged  May  1, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos.  8  days ;  also,  petition  addressed  to  the 
General  Court,  dated  Oct.  3,  1775,  signed  by  said  Grover  and  others,  officers  in 
Col.  Doolittle's  regt.,  recommending  certain  officers  to  be  commissioned ;  also, 
Capt.  Oliver's  co.,  Col.  Doolittle's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill,  Oct. 
6,  1775;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Elisha  Lyman's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's 
(Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  engaged  July  20,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  28,  1779;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  14  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London,  Conn.;  also,  Capt.  Samuel 
Merriman's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  (3d)  regt.;  engaged  Oct.  18,  1779;  dis- 
charged Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  11  days,  travel  included,  at  Claverack ; 
also,  Capt.  Oliver  Shattuck's  co.,  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col. 
Barnabas  Sears;  engaged  July  17, 1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  8, 1781 ;  service,  3  mos. 
28  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  3  months ;  roll  dated  Deerfield. 

Grover,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Slarrow's  co.,  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Feb.  25,  1777 ;  discharged  April  10,  1777 ;  service  on  expedition  to 
Ticonderoga. 

Grover,  Thomas.  Fifer,  Lieut.  John  Dean's  co.,  Col.  John  Daggett's  (4th  Bristol  Co.) 
regt. ;  service,  25  days ;  company  made  up  from  3d  and  7th  cos.  in  said  regiment 
and  marched  on  the  alarm  at  Rhode  Island  of  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Isaac 
Hodges's  CO.,  Col.  Carpenter's  regt.;  service  from  July  27, 1778,  to  Aug.  13,  1778, 
18  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Grover,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Abiel  Clap's  co.,  Col.  Carpenter's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt. ; 
service,  1  mo.  4  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  July  24,  1777 ;  also, 
Capt.  Enoch  Robinson's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  13,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  14,  1779; 
service,  1  mo.  3  days ;  company  detached  from  militia  and  ordered  to  serve  at 
Rhode  Island  for  4  weeks  under  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher,  Commandant;  roll  sworn 
to  at  Attleborough. 

Grover,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Blunt's  co.,  Maj.  William  Lithgow's  detach- 
ment of  militia;  service  from  Sept.  27,  1779,  to  Nov.  10,  1779,  1  mo.  15  days,  de- 
fending frontiers  of  Lincoln  Co. 

Grover,  ThoiMas.  Private;  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Nathan  Thayer's  co.  who 
had  not  received  pay  for  3  mos.  service  in  the  Continental  Army  [in  1780],  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  March  3  [year  not  given]  ;  wages  of  said  Grover  and  others 
to  be  paid  to  the  town  of  Franklin  by  agreement.     [See  Thomas  Glover.] 

Grover,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co.,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  (Bristol  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  March  4,  1781;  discharged  March  16,  1781;  service,  13  days,  at 
Rhode  Island  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock. 

Grover,  Timothy,  Williamstown  (also  given  East  Hoosuck).  Private,  Capt.  Abiather 
Angel's  CO.,  Col.  David  Brewer's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775 ;  enlisted 
May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  1  week;  also,  Capt.  John  Wright's  CO.,  Col.  David 


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Grover,  Timothy,  continued. 

Brewer's  (9th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  John 
Wright's  CO.,  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's)  regt.;  order  for  bounty  coat 
or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Nov.  2,  1775. 

Grover,  William,  Gloucester.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Warner's  co..  Col.  Moses 
Little's  (17th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  4  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  age,  19  yrs.; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Nov. 
25,  1775. 

Grover,  William.  List  of  prisoners  to  be  received  in  exchange  for  British  prisoners 
sent  to  Halifax  in  the  cartel  "  Swift,"  as  returned  by  Robert  Pierpont,  Commis- 
sary, dated  Oct.  9,  1777 ;  said  Grover,  a  Steward,  to  be  exchanged  for  William 
Cleer,  Carpenter;  also,  list  of  prisoners  to  be  returned  in  exchange  for  British 
prisoners  sent  to  New  York  in  the  cartel  "  Favourite,"  as  returned  by  Robert  Pier- 
pont, Commissary  of  Prisoners  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Grover,  a  Seaman,  to  be 
exchanged  for  Charles  Gardner,  Seaman. 

Groves,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Graves,  Grover,  Growes.] 

Groves,  Ephraim,  Bridgewater.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Hayden's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  12 
days ;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Josiah  Hayden's  co.,  Brig.  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  1 
day;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also,  muster  roll  made  up  from 
Sept.  1,  1775,  to  Oct.  31,  1775,  61  days,  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury;  enlisted  April 
19,  1775;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Josiah  Packard's  co.,  3d  Plymouth  Co.  regt.,  dated  Bridgewater,  Feb.  21,  1778; 
residence,  Bridgewater;  engaged  for  town  of  Bridgewater;  joined  Capt.  Isaiah 
Bussee's  co..  Col.  Crain's  regt. ;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  in  1780;  also.  Sergeant, 
Capt.  Benjamin  Frothingham's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Arraj^  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  7,  1777,  to  April  7,  1780 ;  also, 
Capt.  Frothingham's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artillery)  regt. ;  return  for  gra- 
tuity, dated  Park  near  Morristown,  Jan.  28,  1780;  also,  10th  co.,  Plymouth  Co. 
regt. ;  list  of  men  who  performed  tours  of  duty ;  said  Groves  credited  with  service 
at  Roxbury,  8  mos.  and  2  mos.,  respectively,  and  with  Continental  service,  36  mos. 
[dates  not  given]. 

Groves,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Packard's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitchell's  regt. ; 
marched  March  4, 1776 ;  service,  5  days ;  company  ordered  to  march  to  Squantum 
on  an  alarm. 

Groves,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Pool's  co..  Col.  Jacobs's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt. ; 
enlisted  July  21,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  12  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Groves,  Freeborn.  List  of  prisoners  to  be  returned  in  exchange  for  British  prisoners 
sent  to  New  York  in  the  cartel  "Favourite,"  as  returned  by  Robert  Pierpont, 
Commissary  of  Prisoners  [year  not  given] ;  said  Groves,  a  passenger,  to  be  ex- 
changed for  John  Tallman,  passenger. 

Groves,  Ichabod.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Rea's  co. ;  enlisted  July  25, 1776 ;  discharged 
Oct.  28,  1776;  service,  3  mos.  3  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  company  ordered  to 
serve  at  the  Lines  at  Beverly.    Roll  dated  Beverly. 

Groves,  Jesse,  Monson.  Private,  Capt.  Freeborn  Moulton's  (Monson)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  Col.  Danielson's  regt.,  which  marched  oa  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Cambridge ;  left  Cambridge  May  4,  1775 ;  service,  19  days ;  reported  enlisted  into 
the  army;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Thompson's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt.; 
muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  29,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  10  days; 


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Groves,  Jesse,  continued. 

also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  6, 1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Nov.  10,  1775;  also,  Sergeant, 
Capt.  Daniel  Winchester's  co.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  engaged  Aug. 
17,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  21  days,  travel  included,  in 
Northern  department. 

Groves,  Johx.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Rea's  co. ;  enlisted  July  25,  1776;  discharged 
Oct.  28,  1776 ;  service,  3  mos.  3  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  company  ordered  to 
serve  at  the  Lines  at  Beverly.    Roll  dated  Beverly. 

Groves,  Jonathan,  Leverett.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
Col.  R.  Woodbridge's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 11  days;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Reuben  Dickinson's  co.,  Col.  Woodbridge's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  8 
days.     [See  Jonathan  Graves.] 

Groves,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Charles's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's 
detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga, 
Feb.  24,  1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  25,  1776 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  25,  1777. 

Groves,  Joseph.  Boy,  brigantine  "  Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Allen 
Hallet;  engaged  July  28,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  18,  1778. 

Groves,  Nehemiah.  Company  receipt  dated  Gloucester,  Sept.  16,  1775,  for  advance 
pay  for  1  mo.,  received  of  Michael  Farley,  Paymaster  and  Muster  Master  of 
men  raised  in  Gloucester  and  stationed  there  for  defence  of  seacoast  under  com- 
mand of  1st  Lieut.  Joseph  Lane.     [See  Nehemiah  Grover.] 

Groves,  Samuel,  Pownalborough.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Dunn's  co.,  Col.  Edmund 
Phinney's  (31st)  regt.;  billeting  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  May  11,  1775, 
to  date  of  marching  to  headquarters,  July  11,  1775;  credited  with  61  days  allow- 
ance; also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or 
its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Nov.  1,  1775. 

Groves,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Munn's  co.,  (late)  Col.  David  Leonard's 
regt.;  enlisted  March  1,  1777;  discharged  April  11,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  12  days; 
company  detached  to  reinforce  army  at  Ticonderoga;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Win- 
chester's CO.,  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17, 1777 ;  discharged 
Nov.  29,  1777;  service, 3  mos.  21  days,  travel  included,  in  Northern  department; 
also,  Capt.  Joshua  Shaw's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  en- 
listed July  22,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  travel 
included,  at  New  London,  Conn. ;  roll  dated  Monson. 

Groves,  William,  Beverly.  Petition  dated  Boston,  Jan.  4,  1779,  signed  by  Stephen 
Higginson,  in  behalf  of  himself  and  Francis  Cabot,  of  Salem,  asking  that  said 
Groves  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  brigantine  "  Success  "  (privateer) ; 
ordered  in  Council  Jan.  4,  1779,  that  a  commission  be  issued ;  also,  petition  dated 
Boston,  Sept.  1,  1779,  signed  by  John  Dyson,  of  Beverly,  in  behalf  of  Josiah 
Batchelour  and  others,  of  Beverly,  asking  that  said  Groves  be  commissioned  as 
commander  of  the  sloop  "  Fish  Hawk  "  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept.  1, 
1779,  that  a  commission  be  issued  ;  also.  Captain,  ship  "Eagle;  "  descriptive  list 
of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  June  17,  1780;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion, 
dark ;  residence,  Beverly. 

Groves,  William.  Company  receipt  dated  Beverly,  Sept.  25,  1775,  given  to  Daniel 
Hopkins,  for  advance  pay  for  1  month  for  service  in  defence  of  seacoast ;  also, 
1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Moses  Brown's  co. ;  engaged  July  11,  1775;  service,  6  mos. 
6  days;  company  stationed  at  Beverly  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Moses 
Brown's  (7th)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (14th)  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  Feb. -Sept., 
1776;  engaged  Jan.  1,  1776. 


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Grovesnek,  Theophilus.  Private,  Capt.  Shubael  Willmark's  (Willmarth's)  co.,  Col. 
Benjamin  Symonds's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  April  26 ;  discharged  May 
19  [year  not  given,  probably  1778]  ;  service,  24  days ;  company  called  out  by  order 
of  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  to  march  to  Saratoga. 

Grovner,  Lester.  Private,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777 ;  service,  3  days ;  company  marched  from  Gage- 
borough  to  Bennington  by  order  of  Gen.  Stark  on  an  alarm  ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  13,  1780;  service,  6  days;  company  marched  fi-om  Windsor 
to  Shaftsbury  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  21,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  22,  1780;  service,  2  days ; 
company  marched  from  Windsor  by  order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm;  also, 
Lieut.  John  Cole's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  26,  1780; 
discharged  Oct.  28,  1780;  service,  3  days;  company  marched  from  Windsor  by 
order  of  Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm. 

Grovner,  Resolved.  Private,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  9,  1777;  service,  22  days;  company  marched  from  Gage- 
borough  to  Manchester  by  order  of  Gen.  Schiler  (Schuyler)  on  an  alarm  ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  service,  8  days  ;  company  marched 
from  Gageborough  to  Bennington  by  order  of  Gen.  Stark  on  an  alarm  ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  5,  1777 ;  service,  27  days ;  company  marched  from 
Gageborough  to  reinforce  army  under  Gen.  Lincoln  at  Pawlet. 

Grovner,  Theophilus.  Private,  Capt.  William  Clark's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777;  service,  8  days;  company  marched  from  Gage- 
borough to  Bennington  by  order  of  Gen.  Stark  on  an  alarm. 

Grovnr,  Lester.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Peirce's  co..  Col.  Asa  Barns's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  28,  1781;  service,  10  days;  company  marched  by  order  of 
Gen.  Fellows  on  an  alarm  at  the  Northward. 

Grow,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grove.] 

Grow,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sayer's  co.,  commanded  by  Lieut.  Samuel 
Young  subsequent  to  Aug.  3,  1779,  (late)  Maj.  Littlefield's  detachment  from  York 
Co.  militia;  enlisted  July  7,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  6,  1779;  service,  2  mos.,  on 
Penobscot  expedition. 

Grow,  Edward.  Captain;  engaged  July  10,  1775;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos. 
7  days ;  company  raised  in  York  for  defence  of  seacoast ;  also,  official  record  of 
a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated  April  22,  1776  ;  said  Grow  chosen 
Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sawyer's  (1st  York  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ; 
appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  April  22,  1776;  reported  commissioned 
April  22,  1776;  also.  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sayer's  (1st  York  Co.) 
regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  list  of  officers  returned  to  be  commissioned,  signed  by  said 
Grow  and  others,  dated  Wells,  June  12,  1776;  also,  Lieutenant  Colonel,  Col.  John 
Frost's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  belonging  to  said  regiment  appointed  to  command 
men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Jotham  Moulton 
to  Maj.  Gen.  Warren,  at  Boston,  dated  Providence,  Dec.  24,  1776;  also,  official 
record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated  June  10,  1778 ;  said 
Grow  chosen  Colonel,  1st  York  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  appointment  concurred 
in  by  Council  June  10, 1778 ;  reported  commissioned  June  10, 1778 ;  also,  Colonel ; 
official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives,  dated  Feb.  4,  1779; 
said  Grow  chosen  naval  officer  for  the  port  of  York ;  appointment  concurred  in  by 
Council  Feb.  9,  1779;  also,  Colonel,  1st  York  Co.  regt..  Brig.  Gen.  John  Frost's 
brigade ;  general  return  of  officers  and  men  for  equipments,  made  by  Adjutant 
General  Peleg  Wadsworth,  dated  July  5,  1779. 

Grow,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Nye's  co. ;  service  from  Feb.  14,  1777,  to  April 
20,  1777,  66  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  931 

Grow,  Isaac,  Exeter.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Isaac  Sherman's  co.  who  took 
the  oath  in  Middlesex  Co.,  June  24,  1775,  required  by  Congress  to  be  taken  by 
the  Mass.  army;  also,  Capt.  Isaac  Sherman's  co..  Col.  Gerrish's  regt. ;  company 
receipt  for  wages,  dated  Cambridge,  June  24,  1775 ;  also.  Corporal,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  17,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  15 
da.ys;  also,  Capt.  Sherman's  (4th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col. 
Gerrish's)  38th  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  wages  for  Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at 
Sewall's  Point;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point,  Sept.  26, 
1775;  also,  pay  abstract  for  wages  for  Sept.,  1775,  dated  Sewall's  Point;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Sewall's  Point, 
Dec.  26,  1775;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Isaac  Sherman's  co.,  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's 
(26th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages  for  March,  1776;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Sherman's  co., 
Col.  Baldwin's  regt.;  pay  abstracts  for  April-June,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  New 
York ;  also.  Sergeant ;  list  of  men  belonging  to  26th  regt.  who  agreed  to  tarry  6 
weeks  from  the  last  of  Dec,  1776,  as  returned  by  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin,  dated 
Trenton,  Jan.  1,  1777.     [See  Isaac  Grove.] 

Grow,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Charles's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Timothy  Robinson's 
detachment  of  Hampshire  Co.  militia ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Ticonderoga, 
Feb.  24,  1777;  enlisted  Dec.  25,  1776;  enlistment  to  expire  March  25,  1777. 

Grow,  John,  Beverly.  Descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Junius  Brutus," 
commanded  by  Capt.  John  Leach,  dated  Salem,  June  15, 1780 ;  age,  16  yrs. ;  stat- 
ure, 4  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  residence,  Beverly. 

Grow,  Nathaniel.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Daniel  Souther ;  engaged  Aug.  19,  1776  [service  not  given]  ;  reported  deserted. 

Grow,  Philip.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Fisk  ;  engaged  July  31,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  16,  1777.    Roll  dated  Boston. 

Grow,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Mason's  co..  Col.  Job  Cushing's  regt. ;  engaged 
Aug.  16, 1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30, 1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  23  days,  travel  included, 
with  Northern  army;  company  drafted  Aug.  13,  1777.    Roll  dated  Sturbridge. 

Grow,  William,  Jr.,  York.  Private,  Capt.  Johnson  Moulton's  (York)  co.  of  Minute- 
men,  which  marched  probably  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  enlisted 
April  21,  1775;  service,  4  days;  also,  Capt.  Edward  Grow's  co. ;  enlisted  July  10, 
1775 ;  service  to  Dec.  31, 1775,  6  mos.  7  days ;  company  raised  in  York  for  defence 
of  seacoast. 

Growers,  Edward.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Keith's  co..  Col.  John  Daggett's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  25,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778;  service,  9  days,  at  Rhode  Island. 
[See  Edward  Powers.] 

Growes,  William,  Beverly.  Private,  Capt.  Baker's  co.,  Col.  Hutchinson's  (Mass. 
Line)  regt.  of  12  months  men ;  list  of  deserters  in  1776. 

Growlet,  Abraham.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Willmarth's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  17, 1778,  to  Sept.  9, 1778, 24  days,  at  Rhode  Island,  [See 
Abraham  Crowley.] 

Grows,  George  (also given  George,  Jr.),  Brunswick.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army  from  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's  (2d  Cumberland  Co.)  regt., 
as  returned  by  Maj.  Nathaniel  Larrabee,  dated  Brunswick,  Dec.  10,  1777;  resi- 
dence, Brunswick ;  engaged  for  town  of  Brunswick  ;  joined  Capt.  George  White's 
CO.,  Col.  Francis's  regt. ;  term,  3  years.     [See  George  Grouse.] 

Grows,  Michael.  List  of  men  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.  to  serve  as  militia,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  as  returned  by  Brig.  Lemuel  Thompson,  dated  Bruns- 
wick, July  1,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Brunswick. 


932  IVIASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Grows,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Nath.  Winslow's  co.,  Col.  Simeon  Gary's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice between  time  of  enlistment  and  date  of  marching  to  Roxbury,  Feb.  12,  1776, 
7  days. 

Growt,  Nathan.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  9  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  9,  1779,  returned  as  received 
of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Lieut.  Reuben  Lilley,  at  Springfield,  Aug.  15, 
1779;  Capt.  Leland's  co..  Col.  Perry's  regt.;  age,  26  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in,; 
complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Sherburne. 

Grozier,  John,  Truro.  Matross,  Capt.  John  Gill's  (6th)  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  abstract  for  advance  pay,  etc.,  sworn  to  at  Boston,  June  8, 1776 ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  enlisted  May  17,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  1, 1776,  5  raos.  16 
days;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3  raos. 
7  days. 

Grray,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  (1st)  co.,  5th  Mass.  regt.  com- 
manded by  Lieut.  Col.  David  Cobb ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1783 ;  enlistment,  during 
war;  reported  joined  from  Infantry  co. 

Grriffin,  Israel.  Drummer,  Capt.  Lemuel  Stewart's  co. ;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  re- 
turned May  23,  1775 ;  service,  25^  days,  travel  included,  on  expedition  against 
Ticonderoga  and  Crown  Point. 

Grubb,  William.  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service, 
47  days ;  company  reported  as  Boston  militia  and  stationed  at  Hull  from  July  26, 
1777,  to  Sept.  11,  1777;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co.  and  endorsed  "men  drafted 
from  Boston  regt. ;"  also.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co.,  Maj.  Goodwin's  de- 
tachment. Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ;  detached  July  29, 1778 ;  discharged 
Sept.  10,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  11  days,  at  Boston  ;  a/so,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Boston,  Aug.  14, 1778 ;  company  drafted  to  serve  for  6  weeks  from  July 
29,  1778. 

Grue,  Mark.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  18,  1778;  Col.  Crane's  regt.     [See  Mark  Gruie.] 

Grue,  Silas.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  Nye's  co. ;  service  from  Feb.  4,  1777,  to  April  20, 
1777,  76  days;  company  stationed  at  Elizabeth  Islands. 

Gruell,  Anthony,  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  Sargent's  co.,  Col.  John  Crane's  (Artil- 
lery) regt.;  service  from  Jan.  18,  1778,  to  Sept.  15,  1778;  residence,  Boston; 
reported  deserted. 

Gruer,  Amasa.  Private ;  list  of  men  returned  as  serving  on  main  guard  under  Lieut. 
Col.  L.  Baldwin,  dated  July  3,  1775. 

Gruie,  Mark,  France.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Col.  Jonathan  Cogswell's  (3d  Essex  Co.)  regt.,  as  returned  to  Brig.  Gen.  Farley, 
dated  Ipswich,  Feb.  17,  1778;  residence,  France;  engaged  for  town  of  Ipswich; 
joined  Capt.  David  Allen's  co..  Col.  Crain's  regt. ;  term,  3  years,  [See  Mark 
Grue.] 

Gruiver,  Francis.  Matross,  Lieut.  John  Harris's  detachment.  Col.  John  Crane's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Providence;  also,  same  de- 
tachment and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  Tiverton  ;  enlisted  May 
15,  1778;  enlistment,  3  years;  reported  deserted  March  30,  1779. 

Grummuck,  Jonathan,  Gageborough.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army  from  Capt.  William  Clark's  (Gageborough)  co.  [year  not  given]  ; 
residence,  Gageborough ;  joined  Capt.  Brunson's  co..  Col.  Warner's  regt. ;  term, 
3  years ;  reported  engaged  for  Vermont. 

Grumox,  [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Grummuck.] 


m  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  933 

Grumox,  Jonathan,  New  Providence.  Private,  Col.  Warner's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  14,  1777,  to  Aug.  5,  1778;  reported  died 
Aug.  5,  1778;  also,  return  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Mass.  in  Col.  Seth 
Warner's  regt.,  dated  Fort  George,  June  11,  1780;  residence,  New  Providence; 
engaged  Feb.  14,  1777 ;  term,  3  years. 

Grundt,  Charles.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nat.  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  April  27,  1777;  Col.  Crane's  regt.;  term,  during  war. 

Grunt,  Charles.  Descriptive  list  returned  by  order  of  Gen.  Heath,  dated  Jan.  10, 
1781;  Capt.  Thomas  Vose's  co.,  3d  Artillery  regt.;  rank,  Matross;  age,  29  yrs. ; 
stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  light;  enlisted  Feb.  14,  1777,  by  Lieut.  Harris; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

Grush,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gurchs.] 

Grush,  Philip,  Marblehead  (also  given  Beverly).  Col.  Glover's  regt.;  receipt  for 
advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Grush  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775, 
and  endorsed  "  Capt.  William  Lee ;  "  also,  Private,  Capt.  John  Glover,  Jr.'s  (10th) 
CO.,  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  June 
11,  1775;  service,  1  mo.  23  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]; 
reported  on  command ;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Larkin  Thorndike's,  Capt.  John  Woodbury's,  and  Capt.  Joseph  R  [ae]  's 
1st,  2d,  and  3d  cos.  in  Beverly,  dated  Beverly,  Feb.  13,  1778;  residence,  Beverly; 
engaged  for  town  of  Beverly;  joined  Capt.  William  Poter's  (Porter's)  co..  Col. 
Frances's  regt. ;  term,  3  years;  said  Grush  reported  as  belonging  to  1st  Beverly 
CO.;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Porter's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  12,  1777,  to  July  7,  1777 ;  reported  died 
July  7,  1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Billy  Porter's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  rations 
allowed  from  date  of  enlistment,  Feb.  12,  1777,  to  time  of  arrival  at  Bennington ; 
credited  with  41  days  allowance;  company  to  march  March  12  [1777]  ;  «^so,  petition 
dated  Beverly,  July  15,  1778,  signed  by  Joseph  Wood,  Town  Clerk,  in  behalf  of 
the  Selectmen  of  Beverly,  asking  consideration  on  account  of  men  who  had 
moved  into  or  from  said  town,  or  had  died  since  return  under  resolve  of  Dec.  9, 
1776,  or  who  were  unable  to  contribute  towards  raising  the  town's  quota;  said 
Grush  reported  moved  from  Marblehead ;  also  reported  deceased. 

Gruver,  Francis.  Matross,  Lieut.  John  Harris's  detachment.  Col.  John  Crane's 
(Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779;  enlistment,  3  years. 

GuAGE,  Robert.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Benson's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  Rufus 
Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point; 
enlisted  July  5,  1780;  discharged  Jan.  5,  1781;  enlistment,  6  months.  [See 
Robert  Gage.] 

Guardner,  Seth,  Worthington.  Private,  Lieut.  Col.  Millen's  co.,  Col.  James  Wesson's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  May  15,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Bartlett's  co..  Col.  James  Wesson's  regt.;  company 
return  [year  not  given] . 

GvBLACE,  Abijah.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Sullivan's  co.  of  volunteers;  service  from 
July  28,  1779,  to  Sept.  28,  1779,  2  mos.,  on  expedition  against  Majorbagaduce. 

GuBTAiL,  Benjamin,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Sullivan's  co..  Col.  James 
Scammon's  (30th)  regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ,  including  abstract 
for  pay  to  last  of  July,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775. 

GuBTAiL,  Ebenezer,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Sullivan's  co..  Col.  James 
Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775; 
service,  22  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including  abstract 
for  pay  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  reported  discharged  May  27,  1775. 


934  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

GuBTAiL,  Ebenezer,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Nowell's  co.,  Col.  James 
Scammon's  (30th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  4,  1775; 
service,  3  mos.  5  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775],  including 
abstract  for  pay  to  last  of  July,  1775 ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equiv- 
alent in  money  dated  Fort  No.  1,  Cambridge,  Nov.  21,  1775. 

GuBTAiL,  Ebenezer,  Biddeford.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival 
at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  returned  as  received  of  John 
Frost,  Superintendent  for  York  Co.,  by  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton,  at  Kittery,  June 
1,  1778,  to  be  conducted  to  Fishkill  and  delivered  to  Brig.  Jonathan  Warner; 
Capt.  Rumney's  co.,  3d  York  Co.  regt. ;  age,  35  yrs. ;  stature,  6  ft. ;  complexion, 
dark ;  residence,  Biddeford ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  16,  1778. 

GuBTAiL,  James.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Thomas  Hodgdon,  Jr.'s  10th  (5th  Berwick)  co., 
2d  York  Co.  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  of  officers  chosen  by  respective  companies 
in  said  regiment,  as  returned  by  John  Frost  and  others,  field  officers,  dated  Kit- 
tery, April  23,  1776 ;  ordered  in  Council  April  29,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  com- 
missioned.    [See  James  Jubtail.] 

GuBTAiL,  Nathaniel,  Berwick.  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's 
regt.;  company  receipts  for  wages  for  Aug. -Nov.,  1776,  dated  Dorchester;  also, 
Private,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  from  Dorchester 
Heights  home;  said  Gubtail  credited  with  5  days  allowance;  warrant  for  pay 
allowed  in  Council,  Nov.  29,  1776. 

Gubtail,  Thomas.  Return  of  men  raised  for  Continental  service,  agreeable  to  resolve 
of  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salisbury ;  engaged  July  9, 1781. 

Gubtail,  William,  Berwick.  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel 
allowance  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights  in  Aug.,  1776;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
Leighton's  co.,  Col.  Francis's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  from 
Dorchester  Heights  home ;  said  Gubtail  credited  with  5  days  allowance ;  warrant 
for  pay  allowed  in  Council  Nov.  29,  1776. 

Gubtail,  William,  Gouldsborough.  Private,  Capt.  Francis  Shaw,  Jr.'s  co. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  7,  1775;  service,  4  mos.  3  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  company  stationed 
at  Gouldsborough,  No.  4,  Narragaugus,  and  Pleasant  river,  in  Lincoln  Co. 

Gubtual,  William.  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co. ;  company  receipt  for  wages  for 
Aug.  and  Sept.,  1778,  dated  Dorchester. 

GuD,  Oliver.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  detachment  from  Col.  Ashley's  regt. ;  en- 
listed June  4,  1778;  discharged  July  15,  1778;  service,  41  days;  company  ordered 
to  Albany  by  Gen.  John  Fellows.     [See  Oliver  Judd.] 

GuDDiN,  Samuel,  Waltham.  Private,  Capt.  Abraham  Peirce's  (Walthara)  co.,  which 
marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Concord  and  Lexington;  service,  3 
days  ;  company  called  out  by  Col.  Thomas  Gardner  and  reported  to  have  served 
as  guards  until  Saturday,  the  4th  day  after  the  fight  at  Concord. 

Gudgeon,  Rob.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  19,  1777;  Maj.  Eben  Stevens's  battalion. 

Gudrage,  Ezekiel,  New  Boston  (also  given  Amesbury).  Return  of  men  raised  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  sworn  to  in  Essex  Co.,  Feb.  11,  1778;  residence. 
New  Boston  (also  given  Amesbury);  engaged  for  town  of  Amesbury;  joined 
Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  reported  a  Lieutenant. 

GuDRiCH,  Ashbel.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Barns's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simons's  regt.; 
service,  7  days,  at  the  Northward ;  company  marched  from  Lanesborough,  Oct. 
14,  1780. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  935 

GuDRiCH,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Barns's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simons's  regt. ; 
service,  7  days,  at  the  Northward;  company  marched  from  Lanesborough,  Oct. 
14,  1780. 

GiEBERT,  MoDERT.  List  of  French  prisoners  sent  from  Halifax  to  Boston  Oct.  8, 1778, 
to  be  exchanged;  reported  a  Seaman;  letter  from  Bat.  Fox,  Commissary  of 
Prisoners,  to  the  Commissary  of  Prisoners  at  Boston,  dated  on  board  the  "  Rain- 
bow" at  Halifax,  Oct.  8,  1778,  accompanying  above  list,  requests  that  said  men 
be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners. 

GfED,  Isaac.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Blunt's  co.,  Maj.  William  Lithgow's  detachment; 
service  between  Sept.  10,  1779,  and  Nov.  10,  1779,  1  mo.,  defending  frontiers  of 
Lincoln  Co. 

GuELLOW,  Francis.  Receipt  dated  Norton,  April  2, 1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Guellow 
by  Ebenezer  Titus,  Chairman  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Norton,  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Array  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

GuERNET,  Benoni,  AWngton.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitch- 
ell's regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775,  to  Marshfield ;  service,  3  days. 

Guernet,  John,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitchell's 
regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to 
Marshfield ;  service,  3  days. 

Guernet,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Bradbury  Sanders's  (2d)  co. ;  enlisted  April  10,  1776; 
service  to  Aug.  31,  1776,4  mos.  21  da3^s ;  company  stationed  at  Gloucester  for 
defence  of  seacoast. 

Guernet,  Jo's,  Abington.  Ensign  serving  as  Sergeant,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co.,  Col. 
Edward  Mitchell's  regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19,  1775,  to  Marshfield ;  service,  3  days. 

Guernet,  Noah,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitch- 
ell's regt.,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775,  to  Marshfield ;  service,  3  days. 

Guernset, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gansey,  Gansy,  Gan- 

zey,  Ganzy,  Garnsey,  Garnzy,  Gufernsey,  Gurnsey.] 

Guernset,  Ezra,  Dartmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Daniel  Egery's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Daniel- 
son's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  6, 1775 ;  service,  3  mos. 
2  days ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at 
Roxbury  Nov.  6,  1775. 

Guess,  Samuel,  Boston.  Private,  Major's  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continen- 
tal Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  6,  1777,  to  June  14,  1779;  reported 
deserted ;  also,  Capt.  John  Langdon'  cos..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  abstracts  for 
June-Aug.,  1778,  dated  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  Sept., 

1778,  dated  Pawtuxet;  n/so,  Lieut.  Thomas  HoUis  Condy's  (2d)  co..  Col.  Jack- 
son's regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Nov.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb., 

1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  pay  roll  for  March,  1779;  also, 
Maj.  Lemuel  Trescott's  (3d)  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1779, 
dated  Pawtuxet;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780, 
of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's 
regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who 
were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson, 
agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  Major's  co. ;  rank.  Private ;  resi- 
dence, Boston;  engaged  April  6,  1778;  term,  3  years;  reported  deserted  June  14, 
1779. 

Guest,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gess,  Gest,  Guess,  Guist.] 


936  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Guest,  John,  Sturbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  "Walker's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Daniel- 
son's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  8,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos. 
1  day  ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] . 

Guest,  Samuel.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by 
the  enlistment  committee  of  Salem,  certified  at  Salem,  May  18,  1778 ;  engaged  for 
town  of  Salem ;  joined  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war. 

GuFERNSET,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Barns's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  (3d) 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  16,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  10  days, 
travel  included,  at  Claverack;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months. 

GuGGiNS,  James,  Roxbury.  Gunner,  Maj.  Thomas  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Richard  Grid- 
ley's  (Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  May  6,  1775;  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  3  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Sept.  29,  1775 ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury, 
Dec.  30,  1775. 

GuGGiNS,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.;  en- 
listed Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  27  days,  travel 
included ;  company  raised  for  3  months  and  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army ; 
also,  Lieut.  Caleb  Crafts's  detachment  from  Col.  Macintosh's  (Mcintosh's)  regt. ; 
joined  July  10,  1778;  discharged  July  18,  1778;  service,  9  days,  with  guards  at 
Dorchester  Heights. 

GuiDEiN,  Martin.  List  of  men  mustered  by  Nat.  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  17,  1779;  Col.  Crane's  regt. 

GuiER,  Richard.  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Chelsea,  Dec.  27, 
1775. 

GuiLBERT,  Elisha.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Kasson's  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  (3d) 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  18,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  8  days, 
travel  included,  at  Claverack ;  regiment  raised  for  3  months. 

GuiLBERT,  Job.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Josiah  Smith's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ; 
list  of  officers  belonging  to  said  regiment  returned  to  be  commissioned ;  ordered 
in  Council  Sept.  7,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  regiment  reported 
raised  for  defence  of  Boston. 

GuiLBERT,  Solomon,  Stoughtonham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Payson's  co.,  Col.  Joseph 
Reed's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  May  1, 1775  ;  service,  3  mos. 
8  days. 

Guild,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gilde,  Gile,  Gould,  Guile, 

Guiles,  Guils,  Guilt,  Guyles,  Gyle.] 

Guild,  Aaron,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Guild's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Grea- 
ton's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  13  days ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph 
Guild's  CO.,  36th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775  ;  enlisted 
May  26,  1775. 

Guild,  Aaron,  Dedham.  Captain  of  a  company  in  Col.  Lemuel  Robson's  (Robinson's) 
regt. ;  engaged  Jan.  26, 1776 ;  service  to  time  of  marching  in  [i.  e.,  home] ,  17  days ; 
regiment  raised  in  York  and  Suffolk  counties ;  roll  dated  Roxbury  and  endorsed 
"service  at  Dorchester  Heighths  and  vicinity;"  also,  Captain;  list  of  officers 
granted  beating  orders  by  Provincial  Congress  April  11,  1776,  for  enlisting  men  to 
serve  in  a  regiment  to  be  raised  to  fortify  town  and  harbor  of  Boston ;  said  Guild 
granted  orders  for  Suffolk  Co. ;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  ser- 
vice from  April  11, 1776,  4  days  prior  to  marching,  to  Aug.  1, 1776,  3  mos.  20  days ; 
also,  same  regt.;  returns  of  officers  for  rations  between  May  20,  1776,  and  June 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  937 

GriLD,  Aaron,  continued. 

19,  1776,  dated  Boston ;  also,  same  regt. ;  returns  of  eflFectives  dated  Camp  at 
Hull,  June  19,  and  July  1,  1776;  also,  same  regt.;  returns  of  officers  for  rations 
between  July  10  and  July  31,  1776,  dated  Camp  at  Hull;  also.  Captain,  Col. 
Josiah  Whitney's  regt.;  list  of  officers  to  be  commissioned;  ordered  in  Council 
Sept.  7,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  regiment  raised  for  defence  of 
Boston;  also,  Captain,  Col.  Whitney's  regt.;  service  from  Aug.  1,  1776,  to  time 
of  return  home,  4  mos.  2  days ;  rolls  dated  Hull ;  also,  same  regt. ;  returns  of  offi- 
cers for  rations  between  Aug.  3,  1776,  and  Nov.  27,  1776,  dated  Hull. 

Guild,  Aaron.  Major,  Col.  William  Heath's  regt. ;  service,  14  days,  on  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775 ;  also,  official  record  of  a  ballot  by  the  House  of  Representatives, 
dated  Feb.  14,  1776;  said  Guild  chosen  1st  Major,  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  (1st 
Suffolk  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia;  appointment  concurred  in  by  Council  Feb. 
14,  1776 ;  reported  commissioned  Feb.  14,  1776. 

Guild,  Aaron,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bullard's  co.  (co.  of  South  Parish  in 
Dedham),  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt. ;  service,  4  days,  on  the  alarm  of  March 
4,  1776.    Roll  dated  Dedham. 

Guild,  Abner,  Medfield.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co.,  Col.  Lemuel  Robson's 
(Robinson's)  regt.;  enlisted  Jan.  29,  1776;  service  to  time  of  marching  in  [i.  e., 
home],  14  days;  regiment  raised  in  York  and  Suffolk  counties;  roll  dated  Rox- 
bury  and  endorsed  "  seiwice  at  Dorchester  Heighths  and  vicinity;"  also,  Capt. 
Sabin  Mann's  co.  of  Medfield  militia ;  return  of  train  band  with  equipments,  dated 
June  10,  1776;  age,  18  yrs.;  reported  as  in  the  army  July  -,  1776;  also,  Medfield 
militia  records ;  entry  dated  July  3,  1776,  stating  that  said  Guild  had  been  absent 
unnecessarily  from  an  assembly  of  Capt.  Sabin  Mann's  co.  for  the  purpose  of 
raising  26  men  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army;  also,  Capt.  Mann's  co.  of 
Medfield  militia ;  list  of  men  raised  from  Medfield  militia  to  reinforce  the  Conti- 
nental Army  at  Canada,  etc.,  agreeable  to  resolves  of  June  25,  1776,  and  July  11, 
1776 ;  reported  enlisted  to  serve  until  Dec.  1, 1776,  unless  sooner  discharged ;  also, 
list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Mann's  co.  of  Medfield  militia,  comprising  one-half 
the  town  militia,  who  were  ordered  to  march  to  Rhode  IslancJ  on  the  alarm  of 
July  22,  1777,  in  accordance  with  a  warrant  from  Col.  Hawes ;  reported  a  delin- 
quent; also,  list  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Mann's  co.  of  Medfield  militia  who 
marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  a  secret  expedition  the  last  of  Sept.,  1777,  to  serve 
for  30  days  from  Oct.  1,  1777,  said  men  having  been  drafted  in  accordance  with 
a  warrant  from  Col.  Hawes,  dated  Sept.  25,  1777;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Ezekiel 
Plimpton's  co..  Col.  Hawes's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  25,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  28, 
1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Guild,  Amos,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Talbot's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6  days;  also,  Capt. 
Robert  Swan's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  service,  3  days ;  company  marched 
from  Stoughton  to  Squantum  (The  Moon)  June  13,  1776,  when  the  British  fleet 
left  Boston  harbor. 

Guild,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt. ; 
service,  15  da3's;  company  ordered  to  march  to  Warwick,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of 
Dec.  8,  1776. 

Guild,  Benjamin.  List  of  members  of  committees  appointed  to  raise  men  for  New 
York  and  Canada,  showing  commissions  delivered  them  [year  not  given]  ;  said 
Guild  reported  as  belonging  to  committee  for  Suffolk  Co. 

Guild,  Benjamin,  2d,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Lemuel  KoUock's  co..  Col.  John 
Smith's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  11  days. 

Guild,  Daniel,  Topsfield.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  French's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wiggels- 
worth's  (Wigglesworth's)  regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Albany 
home;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Jan.  30,  1777. 


938  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

Guild,  Daniel,  'Wrentham.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Haws's  co.,  Col.  John  Smith's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  10  days. 

Guild,  Daniel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt.; 
service,  4  days;  company  ordered  to  march  to  Warwick,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of 
Dec.  8,  1776. 

Guild,  Ebenezer,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  May's  co. ;  enlisted  Sept.  -, 
1776;  discharged  Nov.  -,  1776;  service,  2  mos. ;  company  served  on  a  2  months 
campaign  at  New  York;  also,  Capt.  Jacob  Ide's  (Attleborough)  co.,  Col.  Dag- 
gett's regt. ;  service,  7  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of 
Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Stephen  Richardson's  co. ;  marched  Sept.  25,  1777;  dis- 
charged Oct.  29,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  6  days;  company  marched  from  Attle- 
borough under  command  of  Col.  George  Williams  on  a  secret  expedition ;  also, 
Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Wade's  regt.;  enlisted  June  21,  1778;  service, 
22  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  raised  to  serve  for  21  days  from  June  21, 
1778;  also,  Capt.  Alexander  Foster's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  service 
from  July  27,  1778,  to  Aug.  12,  1778,  17  days,  including  travel  home,  on  expedi- 
tion to  Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  Enoch  Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt.; 
marched  July  31,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  8,  1780;  service,  8  days;  2  days  travel 
also  allowed  on  march  home  from  Tiverton  to  Attleborough ;  company  marched 
to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

■Guild,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  regt. ; 
service  from  Sept.  25,  1777,  to  Oct.  30,  1777,  35  days;  company  marched  on  a 
secret  expedition ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co., 
Col.  John  Dagget's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  24,  1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778 ;  ser- 
vice, 11  days,  including  travel  home,  at  Rhode  Island.     [See  Ebenezer  Gould.] 

Guild,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Battle's  co..  Col.  William  Mcintosh's  regt. ; 
service  from  Dec.  11,  1776,  to  Dec.  30,  1776,  19  days,  under  Lieut.  Col.  Weld  at 
Castle  Island ;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  15,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  15  days;  reported  fur- 
loughed  ;  company  raised  for  3  months  and  marched  to  reinforce  Northern  army; 
a/so.  Corporal,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co..  Col.  Mclntash's  (Mcintosh's)  regt.; 
marched  March  23,  1778 ;  discharged  April  6,  1778 ;  service,  15  days,  at  Roxbury 
and  Boston. 

Guild,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co..  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug. 
24,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778;  service,  11  days,  including  travel  home,  at 
Rhode  Island. 

Guild,  Jesse.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  wage  account  made  up 
from  Jan.  1,  1781,  to  Jan.  1,  1782. 

Guild,  John,  Stoughton.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Talbot's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robinson's 
regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3  days;  also,  Capt. 
Simeon  Leach's  co,,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  service,  5  days ;  compan}'  marched 
from  Stoughton  March  4,  1776,  to  assist  in  fortifying  Dorchester  Heights ;  also. 
Private,  in  a  company  commanded  bj'  Capt.  Robert  Swan  of  Stoughton,  Col.  Ben- 
jamin Gill's  regt. ;  service,  24  days ;  company  marched  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  April  18, 
1777;  a^so,  Capt.  Theophilus  Lyon's  CO. ;  enlisted  March  1, 1778;  discharged  April 
5,  1778 ;  service,  36  days ;  company  marched  to  Castle  Island  March  1, 1778,  under 
command  of  Lieut.  Samuel  Pierce. 

Guild,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Adams's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of 
guards;  joined  Nov.  5,  1777;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  4  mos.  28  days,  at  Cam- 
bridge ;  also,  Capt.  Ezekiel  Plimpton's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Dec.  3,  1777 ;  also,  receipt  dated  Medway,  June  16,  1778,  signed  by  said  Guild  and 
others  belonging  to  Capt.  Moses  Adams's  co..  Col.  Brooks's  regt.  of  guards,  sta- 
tioned at  Cambridge,  for  wages  for  service  from  Nov.  3,  1777,  to  April  3,  1778,  5 
mos.,  and  travel  allowance  for  said  term. 


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Guild,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  25,  1778 ;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1778 ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island  on  a  secret  expedition.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Dedham. 

Guild,  John.  Corporal,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Wheeloclc's  regt.; 
service,  23  days;  company  ordered  to  march  to  Warwick,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of 
Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Titcomb's 
regt. ;  service,  2  mos.  3  days ;  company  drafted  to  serve  on  a  2  months  campaign 
and  marched  to  Rhode  Island  May  3,  1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co..  Col. 
Benjamin  Hawes's  regt. ;  service  from  Sept.  25,  1777,  to  Oct.  30,  1777,  35  days,  on 
a  secret  expedition  ;  roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolli  Co. ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co., 
4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Seth  Bullard;  marched  July  28,  1780; 
discharged  Aug.  3,  1780 ;  service,  9  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to 
Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Guild,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt. ;  marched 
March  6,  1781;  discharged  March  14,  1781;  service,  11  days,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Attleborough. 

■Guild,  Joseph,  Attleborough.  Private,  Capt.  Jabez  Ellis's  (Attleborough)  co.  of 
Minute-men,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  service,  9  days ;  also, 
Capt.  Jacob  Ide's  (Attleborough)  co..  Col.  Daggett's  regt.;  service,  24  days; 
company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776;  also,  Capt. 
Moses  Willmarth's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt.;  service  from  Aug.  17, 
1778,  to  Sept.  9,  1778,  24  days,  on  expedition  to  Rhode  Island ;  also.  Sergeant, 
Capt.  Enoch  Robinson's  co.,  Col.  Isaac  Dean's  regt. ;  marched  July  31, 1780;  dis- 
charged Aug.  8,  1780 ;  service,  8  days ;  2  days  travel  also  allowed  on  march  home 
from  Tiverton  to  Attleborough ;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Guild,  Joseph,  Dedham.  Captain  of  a  company  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Greaton's  regt., 
which  assembled  April  19, 1775;  service,  5  days;  also.  Captain  of  a  company  sta- 
tioned at  Roxbury  Camp;  general  return  of  Gen.  William  Heath's  regt.,  dated 
May  20, 1775 ;  also,  Captain,  36th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5, 
1775 ;  reported  engaged  April  24, 1775 ;  also.  Captain,  Col.  Greaton's  regt. ;  return 
for  clothing  delivered  officers  of  the  several  regiments  in  the  service  of  Massa- 
chusetts Bay  in  the  year  1775. 

'Guild,  Joseph,  Hatfield.  Descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  three  miles  from  West  Point, 
Jan.  28, 1781 ;  Light  Infantry  co.,  9th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Col.  Henry  Jack- 
son ;  rank.  Private ;  age,  20  (also  given  21)  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in. ;  complexion, 
light;  hair,  light;  occupation,  yeoman  (also  given  farmer) ;  residence,  Hatfield; 
enlisted  Jan.  20,  1777,  by  Capt.  Watson ;  joined  Capt.  Turner's  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
J.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Turner's 
CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  J.  Brooks's  (7th)  regt.;  list  of  men  discharged  subsequent  to  Jan. 
1,  1781;  said  Guild  discharged  June  10,  1783,  by  Gen.  Washington,  term  of  en- 
listment having  expired ;  also,  same  regt. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  honorary  badges 
for  faithful  service;  said  Guild  served  from  Jan.  20,  1777;  reported  entitled  to 
two  stripes. 

'Guild,  Joseph,  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  BuUard's  (Walpole)  co..  Col.  John 
Smith's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days; 
also,  Capt.  Oliver  Clap's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  25, 1777 ; 
discharged  Oct.  28,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel  included,  on  a  secret 
expedition  to  Rhode  Island. 

•Guild,  Joseph,  Wrentham.  Private,  Capt.  Asa  Fairbanks's  co.,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775 ;  entered  service  April  30,  1775 ;  service  to  May  2, 1775, 
3  days;  also,  Capt.  Asa  Fairbanks's  co.,  Maj.  Metcalf's  regt.;  enlisted  Dec.  8, 
1777[6]  ;  service  to  Dec.  11,  1777 [6],  3  days;  company  marched  from  Wrentham 
to  Providence  and  Warwick,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1777  [6]  ;  roll  endorsed 
"  Col.  Wheelock's  regt.;  "  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Whee- 


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Guild,  Joseph,  co7itinued. 

lock's  regt.,  Suffolk  Co.  brigade;  service,  20  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode 
Island  on  the  alarm  of  April  21,  1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Asa  Fairbanks's  co.,  Col.  John 
Daggett's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  24, 1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  3, 1778 ;  service,  11  days, 
at  Rhode  Island. 

Guild,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co.,  Col.Hawes's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept^ 
25,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel  included,  on  a 
secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Dedham ;  also,  Capt.  Abel 
Richards's  co..  Col.  Mclntash's  (Mcintosh's)  regt.;  marched  March  23,  1778; 
discharged  April  6,  1778  ;  service,  15  days,  at  Roxbury  and  Boston. 

Guild,  Moses  (also  given  Moses,  Jr.),  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bullard's 
CO.  (co.  of  South  Parish  in  Dedham),  Col.  Heath's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  10  days ;  also,  Capt.  Timothy  Stow's  co.,. 
Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt. ;  abstract  for  wages,  etc. ;  company  stationed 
at  Ticonderoga  in  1776;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co.,  Col.  Mclntash's 
(Mcintosh's)  regt.;  marched  March  23,  1778;  discharged  April  6,  1778;  service, 
15  days,  at  Roxbury  and  Boston. 

Guild,  Naphth'm.  Private,  Capt.  Ichabod  Dexter's  co.,  Col.  B.  Ruggles  Woodbridge's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  25,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  11 
days.     [See  "Napthlam"  Gilde.] 

Guild,  Nathaniel  (also  given  Nathaniel,  Jr.),  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah 
Smith's  CO.,  Col.  John  Smith's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775 ;  service,  4  days ;  also,  Capt.  Oliver  Clap's  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt. 
commanded  by  Maj.  James  Metcalf;  service,  21  days;  said  Guild  with  others 
drafted  to  serve  3  weeks  at  Warwick  ;  company  marched  on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8, 
1776,  at  Warwick,  R.  I. 

Guild,  Oliver,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Guild's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Grea- 
ton's  regt.,  which  assembled  April  19,  1775;  service,  13  days;  also,  Capt.  Joseph 
Guild's  CO.,  36th  regt.;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Oct.  5,  1775;  enlisted 
May  3,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co.,  Col.  Lemuel  Robson's  (Robinson's) 
regt. ;  enlisted  Jan.  29, 1776 ;  service  to  time  of  marching  in  [i.  e.  home] ,  14  days  ^ 
regiment  raised  in  York  and  Suffolk  counties ;  roll  dated  Roxbury  and  endorsed 
"  service  at  Dorchester  Heighths  and  vicinitj';  "  also,  Capt.  Timothy  Stow's  co., 
Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  wages,  etc. ;  company  stationed  at 
Ticonderoga  in  1776 ;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co..  Col.  Mclntash's  (Mcintosh's) 
regt. ;  marched  March  23, 1778 ;  discharged  April  6, 1778 ;  service,  15  days,  at  Rox- 
bury and  Boston;  also,  return  sworn  to  at  Dedham,  Dec.  8,  1776,  made  by  the 
Selectmen,  of  men  detached  for  defence  of  Rhode  Island  to  whom  bounties  were 
paid,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  12,  1778;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Haskins's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted  July  2,  1778;  service,  6  mos.  2  days, 
travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  enlistment  to  expire  Jan.  1,  1779;  roll  dated 
Tiverton,  R.  I. 

Guild,  Oliver.  Private,  Capt.  John  Boyd's  co.,  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Aug.  24,  1778;  discharged  Sept.  3,  1778;  service,  11  days,  including  travel  home, 
at  Rhode  Island. 

Guild,  "Orrang."  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Warner's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  (Berk- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  18,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
13  days,  travel  included ;  regiment  raised  for  3  months. 

Guild,  Otis.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co. ;  marched  March  3,  1781 ;  service  to 
March  17,  1781,  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  detached  from  4th  Suffolk 
Co.  regt.  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John  Hancock  for  service  on  a  40  days 
expedition  to  Rhode  Island  under  Maj.  Gen.  Lincoln;  also,  Capt.  Fisher's  co.. 
Col.  Turner's  regt. ;  pay  roll  dated  March  26,  1783. 


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•Guild,  Richard.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co. ;  discharged  Sept.  12,  1779;  ser- 
vice, 1  mo.  2  days ;  company  detached  from  militia  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island  for 
4  weeks  in  a  regiment  under  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher,  Commandant;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Wrentham  and  endorsed  "Col.  Benjamin  Haws's  regt. ; "  also,  Capt.  Samuel 
Fisher's  co.,  4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Seth  Bullard ;  marched 
July  28,  1780;  discharged  July  30,  1780;  service,  5  days,  travel  included;  com- 
pany marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  co. ; 
marched  March  3,  1781;  service  to  March  17,  1781,  15  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
company  detached  from  4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  by  order  of  His  Excellency  John 
Hancock  for  service  on  a  40  days  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  under  Maj.  Gen. 
Lincoln;  also,  Capt.  Fisher's  co..  Col.  Turner's  regt.;  pay  roll  dated  March  26, 
1783. 

Guild,  Samuel,  Dedham.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co..  Col.  Lemuel  Robson's 
(Robinson's)  I'egt. ;  enlisted  Jan.  26,  1776;  service  to  time  of  marching  in  [i.e., 
home] ,  17  days ;  regiment  raised  in  York  and  Suffolk  counties  ;  roll  dated  Rox- 
bury  and  endorsed  "  service  at  Dorchester  Heighths  and  vicinity ;  "  also,  petition 
dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed  by  said  Guild  and  others  belonging  to 
a  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for  increase  and  payment  of  wages;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Guild's  co.,  Col.  Josiah  Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  May 
26,  1776,  4  days  prior  to  marching,  to  time  of  return  home,  6  mos.  7  days ;  rolls 
dated  Camp  at  Hull. 

Guild,  Samuel,  Franklin.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  belonging  to  the  town  of 
Franklin  raised  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July 
3,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  23,  1780;  service,  6  mos.  2  days,  travel  included. 

Guild,  Samuel,  Newton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Phineas  Cook's  co.,  which  marched  on  the 
alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  headquarters  at  Cambridge  under  command  of  Capt. 
Lieut.  John  Marean  ;  service,  2  days. 

Guild,  Samuel,  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Bullard's  (Walpole)  co.,  Col.  John 
Smith's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  3  days. 

Guild,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Elisha  May's  co. ;  enlisted  Sept.  -,  1776 ;  discharged 
Nov.  -,  1776;  service,  2  mos.;  company  served  on  a  2  months  campaign  at  New 
York. 

Guild,  Samuel.  Capt.  Abiel  Clap's  co..  Col.  Carpenter's  (Bristol  Co.)  regt.;  service, 
34  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  July  24,  1777. 

Guild,  Samuel.  Surgeon,  brigantine  "  Hazard,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Simeon  Samson ; 
engaged  March  25,  1778;  discharged  May  20, 1778;  service,  1  mo.  25  days;  roll 
dated  Boston ;  also,  memorandum  of  shoes  taken  from  the  prize  ship  "  Live  Oak," 
and  delivered  to  officers  and  men  belonging  to  the  brigantine  "  Hazard  "  [year 
not  given]  ;  reported  a  Doctor. 

Guild,  Samuel.  Corporal,  Capt.  Alexander  Foster's  co..  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's 
regt.;  service  from  July  27,  1778,  to  Aug.  12,  1778,  17  days,  on  expedition  to 
Rhode  Island. 

Guild,  Samuel.  Colonel's  co.,  10th  Mass.  regt. ;  entered  service  Aug.  22,  1779;  dis- 
charged May  21,  1780 ;  term,  9  months.     [See  Samuel  Gould.] 

Guild,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Cowell's  co.,  4th  Suffolk  Co.  regt.  commanded 
by  Maj.  Seth  Bullard;  marched  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  2,  1780;  service, 
8  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  an  alarm. 

Guild,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Ellis's  co..  Col.  Dean's  (4th  Suffolk  Co.)  regt. ; 
enlisted  March  3,  1781;  discharged  March  17,  1781;  service,  15  days,  at  Rhode 
Island. 


942  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 


Guild,  Timothy,  Wrentham.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Benjamin  Haws's  eo.,  Col.  John 
Smith's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  6  days; 
also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Samuel  Fisher's  (2d)  co.,  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  (4th 
Suffolk  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia ;  list  dated  Wrentham,  April  18, 1776,  of  officers 
chosen  in  said  regiment;  ordered  in  Council  April  23,  1776,  that  said  officers  be 
commissioned;  reported  commissioned  April  21,  1776;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Samuel  Fisher's  (Wrentham)  co..  Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  (Suffolk  Co.)  regt.; 
list  of  officers  appointed  to  command  men  drafted  from  the  train  bands  of  said 
regiment,  agreeable  to  order  of  Legislature  of  April  11, 1777,  and  ordered  to  march 
to  Providence,  R.  I.,  on  Monday,  April  23,  1777. 

GuiLDiNG,  Francis.  List  of  men  raised  in  Worcester  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months 
from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20, 1778,  re- 
turned as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July 
20,  1778;  engaged  for  town  of  Sutton  ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  -,  1778. 

GuiLDTHWiT,  Jacob,  Stoughton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  William  Briggs's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  12  days. 

GuiLDTHWRiT,  Jacob,  Stoughtou.  Sergeant,  Capt.  William  Briggs's  co.,  Col.  Joseph 
Read's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3 
mos.  7  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Roxbury  Camp,  Sept.  26,  1775. 

Guile,  Abraham.  Private,  Capt.  Bartholomew  York's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's 
(18th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort  George,  Dec.  8,  1776 ;  enlisted 
June  1,  1776;  reported  deserted  Sept.  20,  1776;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster 
roll  dated  Boston,  July  15,  1777 ;  reported  enlisted  June  1,  1776,  by  Capt.  York. 

Guile,  Amos.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Crane's  co. ;  enlisted  Feb.  6, 1779;  service  to  May 
4,  1779,  2  mos.  28  days,  with  guards  at  Boston ;  reported  as  among  those  who 
failed  to  pass  muster  or  who  were  transferred  to  another  company. 

Guile,  Asa,  New  Canaan  (also  given  Williamstown  and  Pittsfield).  Return  of  men 
enlisted  into  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Ebenezer  Newell's  (2d  Lanesborough) 
CO.  [year  not  given] ;  residence.  New  Canaan  (also  given  Williamstown  and  Pitts- 
field)  ;  engaged  for  town  of  Lanesborough  ;  joined  Capt.  Miller's  co.,  Col.  Vose's 
regt.;  term,  during  war;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777> 
and  June  1,  1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army 
pay  accounts  for  service  from  April  20,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  muster  roll 
for  Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  at  Camp  near  Valley  Forge ;  enlisted  May  20,  1777 ; 
reported  sick  at  "  N.  City ;  "  also,  pay  rolls  for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1778,  Jan.,  March, 
and  April,  1779,  sworn  to  in  Quarters  at  Providence;  also,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also, 
descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  3,  1781;  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co.,  1st  Mass.  regt.; 
age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  hair,  black ;  birthplace,  Pres- 
ton, Conn. ;  residence,  Williamstown  ;  enlisted  May  20,  1777,  at  New  Canaan,  by 
Lieut.  Frisbey ;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Phillipsburgh ; 
reported  on  command  at  AVest  Point;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Aug. -Nov.,  1781; 
reported  on  command  at  West  Point  in  August,  1781,  and  at  New  Bridge  in  Sep- 
tember, 1781 ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Huts ;  also, 
Sergeant,  Capt.  Cushing's  co.,  1st  Mass.  regt.;  return  for  liquor  due  [year  not 
given]  ;  also,  list  dated  Jan.  18,  1802,  returned  by  John  Avery,  Secretary,  and  P. 
Coffin,  Treasurer,  of  men  who  had  enlisted  into  Continental  Army  and  actually 
served  3  years  and  were  accordingly  entitled  to  gratuities  under  resolves  of  March 
4,  1801,  and  June  19,  1801 ;  1st  Mass.  regt.;  residence,  Pittsfield. 

Guile,  Elias.  Private;  pay  roll  of  officers  and  men  detached  from  Col.  Gill's  regt. 
for  service  under  Capt.  John  Armstrong  on  a  40  days  expedition  to  Rhode  Island ; 
service,  27  days ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Aug.  -,  1782. 


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Guile,  Jesse.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from  April  16, 
1781,  20  mos.  14  days. 

Guile,  Joel.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Shattuck's  co.,  Hampshire  Co.  regt.  commanded 
by  Lieut.  Col.  Barnabas  Sears;  enlisted  Aug.  12,  1781 ;  discharged  Nov.  8,  1781 ; 
service,  3  mos.  2  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  for  3  months.  Roll  dated 
Deerfield. 

Guile,  John.  Capt.  Stout's  co..  Col.  Maxwill's  regt. ;  general  order  dated  Head- 
quarters, Ticonderoga,  Oct.  3,  1776,  taken  from  Col.  Wheelock's  Orderly  Book ; 
said  Guile  tried  by  general  court-martial,  Lieut.  Col.  Johnson,  President,  on 
charge  of  having  fraudulently  obtained  a  discharge  from  the  Director  General  of 
the  hospital  by  feigning  sickness  and  afterwards  returning  to  camp  and  enlisting 
into  Col.  Wyman's  regt.  where  he  received  a  bounty ;  found  guilty  and  sentenced 
to  receive  39  lashes  on  bare  back,  to  refund  the  bounty,  and  be  drummed  out  of  the 
army  with  infamy ;  latter  part  of  sentence  changed  by  the  commanding  general 
directing  that  he  be  drummed  through  Col.  Maxwell's  and  Col.  Wyman's  regts. 
and  then  return  to  duty ;  said  sentence  to  be  put  into  execution  immediately. 

Guile,  Joseph,  Hatfield.  Private,  Capt.  Watson's  co..  Col.  James  Wesson's  regt. ; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  20,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
credited  to  town  of  Hatfield ;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Nahum  Ward's  co.,  Col.  Wesson's 
regt. ;  return  of  men  in  camp  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  also.  Corporal,  Capt. 
William  Watson's  co.,  Col.  James  Wesson's  (9th)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  residence,  Hatfield; 
term,  during  war. 

Guile,  Joshua,  West  Springfield.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service, 
8  days;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  10 
days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  reported  "  on 
command  to  Quebec."     [See  Joshua  Gill.] 

Guile,  Nathax  (also  given  Nathaniel),  Worthington  (also  given  Preston).  List 
of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Ebenezer 
Webber;  residence,  Worthington;  engaged  for  town  of  Worthington;  term, 
3  years ;  joined  Capt.  Cogswell's  co.,  Col.  Baley's  regt. ;  reported  enlisted  prior  to 
May  31,  1777;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nat.  Barber,  Muster  Master  for 
Suflfolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  2,  1777 ;  Capt.  Childs's  co.,  Col.  Wesson's  regt. ; 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Cogswell's  (2d)  co..  Col.  James  Wesson's  (9th)  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
residence,  Preston;  also,  descriptive  list  endorsed  "West  Point,  Jan.  8,  1781;" 
Capt.  Cogswell's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's  (8th)  regt.;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  7  in.;  complexion,  dark;  hair,  brown;  occupation,  yeoman;  birthplace, 
Worthington;  residence,  Worthington;  enlisted  Jan.  -,  1777,  by  Lieut.  Clap,  at 
Peekskill ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Guile,  Samuel,  Walpole.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Clap's  co.  (North  co.  in  Walpole), 
Col.  Ephraim  Wheelock's  regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Metcalf;  service,  12  days, 
on  the  alarm  of  Dec.  8,  1776,  at  Warwick,  R.  I. 

Guile,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  en- 
listed July  15,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  19  days;  company 
detached  from  Hampshire  Co.  militia  to  guard  stores  at  Springfield  and  Brook- 
field  for  6  months  from  July  1,  1778;  roll  dated  Springfield;  also,  Capt.  James 
Walsworth's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  22, 
1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  11  days,  travel  included,  at  New 
London,  Conn. 


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Guile,  Samuel.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  9, 
1780;  age,  17yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of 
Franklin;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  8,  1780;  marched  to  camp  July  9,  1780, 
under  command  of  Lieut.  Jackson  of  the  artillery. 

Guiles,  Joseph,  Hatfield.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as 
returned  by  Capt.  Joshua  Woodbridge,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  5, 1779; 
residence,  Hatfield ;  engaged  for  town  of  Hatfield ;  joined  Capt.  Ward's  co..  Col. 
Wesson's  regt. ;  term,  during  war. 

Guilford, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gifford,  Gilford,  Gillford.] 

Guilford,  Johx,  Scarborough.  Private,  Capt.  William  Crocker's  co. ;  service  from 
March  1,  1776,  to  April  16,  1776,  1  mo.  16  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Guilford,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.; 
muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  Jan.-March,  1782,  dated  Quarters,  York 
Hutts ;  enlisted  Jan.  13,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Guilford,  Paul.  Private,  Lieut.  James  Hubbard's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  David  Rossiter's 
detachment;  enlisted  July  18,  1777;  discharged  July  27,  1777;  service,  9  days,  at 
the  Northward;  also,  Lieut.  Joel  Stevens's  detachment,  Col.  David  Roseter's 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1780;  service,  3  days,  on  an 
alarm  at  Fort  Edward ;  roll  dated  Pittsfield;  also,  same  detachment  and  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  18,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1780;  service,  3  days,  on  an  alarm; 
roll  dated  Pittsfield. 

Guilford,  Simeon,  Northampton.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental 
Army  from  Capt.  Oliver  Lyman's  and  Capt.  Joseph  Cooke's  cos.,  sworn  to  in 
Hampshire  Co.,  April  8,  1779;  residence,  Northampton;  engaged  for  town  of 
Northampton ;  joined  Capt.  Jonathan  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  term,  3 
years;  re^so.  Private,  Maj.  Allen's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (5th)  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Dec.  23,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  re- 
ported enlisted  May  23,  1777;  joined  Dec.  23,  1777;  deserted  Jan.  1,  1780,  but 
returned  to  duty;  also,  Capt.  Nathan  Goodale's  co.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  return 
dated  Albany,  Feb.  9, 1778 ;  mustered  by  a  Continental  Muster  Master ;  also,  Capt. 
Whipple's  CO.,  Col.  Putnam's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  July  1, 1780,  to  Dec.  13,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Hamp- 
shire Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  returned  by  Noah  Goodman, 
Superintendent;  age,  28  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  8  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light; 
occupation,  farmer;  engaged  for  town  of  Northampton;  engaged  April  18,  1781; 
term,  3  years;  also,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  (later  Capt.  Wottles's)  co.,  Lieut.  Col. 
Calvin  Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages ;  wages  allowed  said  Guilford  from 
April  18,  1781,  to  Dec.  31,  1781,  8  mos.  13  days ;  also,  Capt.  Mason  Wottles's  co., 
Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt. ;  return  for  wages;  wages  allowed  said  Guilford 
for  Jan.-Deb.,  1782,  12  mos. 

Guilford,  Timothy,  Northampton.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Lyman's  co.,  Col.  Dike's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance,  etc.,  dated  Dorchester,  Nov.  27,  1776 ; 
also,  Fifer,  Capt.  Benjamin  Bonney's  co..  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.) 
regt. ;  enlisted  July  21,  1779;  discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  42  days,  travel 
included,  at  New  London,  Conn. ;  roll  dated  Chesterfield. 

Guilford,  William.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  Essex  Co.  in  1779  to  serve  in 
the  Continental  Army ;  Capt.  Town's  co. ;  age,  38  yrs.;  stature,  6  ft. ;  complexion, 
dark ;  engaged  for  town  of  Danvers ;  delivered  to  Lieut.  William  Storey. 

Guillard,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Grant's  (3d)  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  (21st) 
regt. ;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  reported  discharged. 


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GuiLLiAM,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gulliam.] 

GuiLLiAM,  Benjamin,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  James  Hatch's  cc,  which  marched 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 1775,  from  West  Parish  in  Pembroke  to  Scituate  and 
Marshfield;  discharged  April  21,  1775;  service,  3  days. 

GuiLLo,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  Simon  Larned's  co..  Col.  William  Sheppard's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  dated  York  Hutts ;  enlisted  March  23,  1781 ; 
enlistment,  3  }■  ears. 

GuiLLow,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gallow,  Guellow,  Guillo, 

Guilow,  Gurlow.] 

GuiLLOAv,  Francis,  Mansfield.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Robinson's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  29,  1778 ;  service,  1  mo.  14  days,  at  Rhode  Island; 
company  raised  to  serve  for  6  weeks  from  July  29, 1778.    Roll  dated  Attleborough. 

GuiLLOw,  Francis,  Norton.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Franklin's  co.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's 
regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  18,  1779;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  4  mos.  13  days,  at  Rhode 
Island;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  2  days 
service,  travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island;  reported  discharged  Dec.  31,  1779; 
a^so,  descriptive  list  attested  by  James  Williams,  Superintendent  for  Bristol  county, 
of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  Dec.  2, 

1780,  returned  as  received  by  Otis  Robinson,  atTaunton,  May  2,  1781,  to  be  con- 
ducted to  Springfield  and  delivered  to  Col.  Shepard  on  or  before  May  9,  1781 ; 
age,  18  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark  ;  occupation,  laborer;  engaged 
for  town  of  Norton ;  engaged  March  23, 1781 ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Private,  Capt. 
Simon  Larned's  co..  Col.  William  Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  May, 

1781,  dated  West  Point ;  enlisted  March  23,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  }■  ears ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1781 ;  reported  at  Dobbs's  Ferry ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Phillipsburgh  ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Aug.,  1781,  sworn  to  at  Peekskill ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  at  Continental  Village. 

GuiLMORE,  William,  Pelham.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Gray's  co.,  Col.  Jonathan  Brewer's 
regt. ;  company  return  dated  Prospect  Hill,  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  reported  deserted  May 
15,  1775. 

Guilow,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  George  Webb's  (Light  Infantry)  co..  Col.  William 
Shepard's  (4th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Dec,  1781,  and  Jan.,  1782,  dated  Hutts, 
1st  Brigade,  and  sworn  to  at  West  Point;  enlisted  March  23  [1781] ;  enlistment, 
3  years. 

GuiLS,  Jonathan.  Lieutenant,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ;  list  dated  Camp  at  Cam- 
bridge, June  3,  1775,  of  officers  belonging  to  said  regiment  recommended  by 
Committee  of  Safety  for  commissions;  ordered  in  Provincial  Congress  June 
12, 1775,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ;  reported  as  belonging  to  Capt.  Abner 
Cranson's  co. 

GiJiLSON,  John,  Sunderland.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  co..  Col.  Jonathan 
Brewer's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  14,  1775;  service, 
2  weeks,  5  days;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] ;  reported  deserted 
Sept.  27,  1775. 

GuiLSON,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's  (12th)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776  [service  not  given]. 

Guilt,  Michael.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  1, 
1781,  6  mos.  9  days;  reported  deserted  Feb.  10,  1782. 

Guin,  Francis,  Georgetown.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  McCobb's  co.  of  Minute-men; 
enlisted  April  24,  1775;  service,  7  days,  probably  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775. 


946  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GuiN,  John.  Private,  Capt.  David  Bell's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Symmes's  detachment  of 
guards;  enlisted  Feb.  12,  1778;  discharged  May  12,  1778;  service,  3  raos.,  under 
Maj.  Gen.  Heath  at  Boston. 

Guinness,  .     [This  name  appears  under  the  form  of  Ginness,  Gunnup,  Guynnass, 

Guynnup.] 

GuioN,  Isaac.  Captain  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Doughty's  co..  Col.  John  Lamb's  (2d 
Artillery)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Feb. -April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  reported 
on  command  with  light  infantry  at  the  Southward. 

GuiEE,  Richard,  Gloucester.  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co. ;  account  dated  Chelsea, 
Dec.  31, 1775,  of  the  appraisement  made  by  appraisers  appointed  b}'  Col.  Baldwin, 
of  guns  taken  for  public  use  from  men  belonging  to  the  38th  regt.  (old  army)  who 
left  the  service  Dec.  31,  1775,  having  been  stationed  at  Chelsea  and  Medford. 

GuiST,  John.  Capt.  Sylvanus  Walker's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt. ;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Roxbury,  Oct.  31,  1775. 

Guiteau,  Ephraim.  Captain,  7th  co.  (South  co.  in  New  Marlborough),  1st  Berkshire 
Co.  regt. ;  return  dated  Great  Barrington,  March  26, 1776,  made  by  Mark  Hopkins, 
Aaron  Root,  and  Giles  Jackson,  field  officers,  of  officers  chosen  by  the  various 
companies  in  said  regiment ;  ordered  in  Council  May  6,  1776,  that  said  officers  be 
commissioned  ;  reported  commissioned  May  6,  1776. 

Guiteau,  Ephraim.  Private,  Capt.  John  Collar's  co.,  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  16,  1780;  service,  6  days,  travel 
included ;  company  ordered  out  by  Gen.  Fellows  on  the  alarm  at  Berkshire  of 
Oct.  14,  1780. 

GuiTHKis,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Aaron  Rowley's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  detachment 
of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  enlisted  July  22,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  13,  1777;  ser- 
vice, 23  days,  at  Stillwater. 

GuiTMAN,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gateman.] 

Guitman,  Francis  (alias  Frederick),  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  Donnell's  co.,  Col. 
John  Crane's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
March  10,  1778,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Lieut.  John  Harris's  detachment,  Col. 
Crane's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1779 ;  also,  same  detachment  and  regt. ;  mus- 
ter roll  for  Feb.,  1779,  dated  Providence;  also,  same  detachment  and  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  March,  1779,  dated  Tiverton ;  also,  same  detachment  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ;  enlisted  June  4,  1778 ;  enlistment, 
3  years;  reported  on  guard;  also,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Donnell's  co..  Col.  Crane's 
regt.;  return  for  gratuity  dated  Greenwich,  Nov.  10,  1779;  «^so,  Matross,  Capt. 
Donnell's  co..  Col.  Crane's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  Capt.  Donnell's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d 
Artillery)  regt. ;  return  dated  West  Point,  Jan.  9,  1781 ;  enlisted  June  -,  1778,  by 
Lieut.  Dunnells ;  residence,  Boston ;  enlistment,  during  war ;  reported  a  foreigner ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Feb. -April,  1781,  dated  West  Point. 

GtTiTTA,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Low's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  (Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  14, 1777;  discharged  Aug.  19,  1777;  service,  6  days,  at 
Bennington. 

GuizoN,  Peter.  Matross,  Capt.  William  Treadwell's  co..  Col.  John  Crane's  (3d  Artil- 
tery)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  Jan.  31,  1781 ; 
joined  April  24,  1781 ;  enlistment,  3  years.     [See  Peter  Ganue.] 

GuLD,  John.  List  of  men  who  moved  from  the  town  of  Cape  Elizabeth  subsequent  to 
1776,  dated  Cape  Elizabeth,  Jan.  17,  1782. 


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GuLD,  Thomas,  Rochester.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
2d  Rochester  co.,  4th  Plymouth  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Nathaniel  Ham- 
mond to  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout,  dated  Jan.  9, 1778;  residence,  Rochester ;  engaged 
for  town  of  Rochester;  joined  Capt.  Dunham's  co.,  Col.  Bayly's  regt.;  term,  3 
years  or  during  war. 

GuLD,  William.  Capt.  John  Harnden's  co..  Col.  Bridge's  regt. ;  order  for  advance 
pay,  signed  by  said  Guld  and  others,  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  6,  1775. 

GuLiKER,  John.  Letter  from  Edward  Brooks  to  Hon.  James  Bowdoin,  dated  Halifax 
Barracks,  Nov.  8,  1777,  asking  that  arrangements  be  made  for  the  exchange  of 
said  Guliker,  1st  Lieutenant  of  the  "  Tartar,"  and  other  prisoners,  confined  in  bar- 
racks at  Halifax;  also,  petition  dated  Boston,  July  30,  1778,  signed  by  Edward 
Procter,  in  behalf  of  himself,  William  Mackaj',  John  Lowell  and  others,  of  Bos- 
ton, asking  that  said  Guliker  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  schooner 
"  Congress  "  (privateer)  ;  ordered  in  Council  July  30,  1778,  that  a  commission  be 
issued ;  also,  petition  dated  Boston,  Oct.  14, 1778,  signed  by  Thomas  Adams,  asking 
that  said  Guliker  be  commissioned  as  commander  of  the  schooner  "Favorite" 
(privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  14,  1778,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

GuLivEK,  Lemuel,  Milton.  Corporal,  Capt.  Abner  Crane's  co..  Col.  John  Robinson's 
regt.;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  camp  home,  dated  North  Kingston, 
Dec.  31,  1777;  said  Guliver  credited  with  3  days  allowance;  also,  Capt.  James 
Morton's  detachment  of  militia.  Col.  Pierce's  regt. ;  marched  March  3,  1778 ;  dis- 
charged April  4,  1778 ;  service,  32  days,  at  Governor's  Island. 

GuLivBE,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Putnam's  co..  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's 
regt.;  enlisted  June  30,  1778;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1778,  6  mos.  16  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  muster  rolls  dated  North  Kingston,  Nov.  6, 1778, 
East  Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  24,  Oct.  14,  and  Nov.  13,  1778. 

Guliver,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  Abner  Crane's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Garish's  (Gerrish's) 
regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  16,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  2,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  17  days,  on 
expedition  to  Claverack.    Roll  dated  Stoughton. 

Guliver,  Rufus.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Clap's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  26, 1778 ;  discharged  Sept.  11, 1778 ;  service,  1  mo.  17  days,  at  Rhode 
Island. 

Gullever,  Gershom.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Crocker's  co.  of  matrosses,  Brig.  Gen. 
Godfrey's  brigade;  service,  8  days;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the 
alarm  of  Aug.  2,  1780 ;  roll  endorsed  "  Col.  Mitchell's  regt." 

GuLLiAM,  Benjamin,  Pembroke.  Private,  Capt.  Freedom  Chamberlain's  co..  Col. 
Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  10  days. 

Gulliper,  Peleg.  Private,  Capt.  Calvin  Partridge's  co..  Col.  John  Cushing's  regt. ; 
drafted  Sept.  23,  1776;  service,  58  days;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island; 
also.  Corporal,  2d  Duxbury  co.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Nathan  Samson,  Col. 
Thomas  Lothrop's  regt.;  marched  Dec.  10,  1776;  service,  15  days;  company 
marched  to  Bristol,  R.  I.,  Dec.  10,  1776,  on  an  alarm ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Andrew 
Samson's  co. ;  list  of  men  stationed  at  the  fort  at  the  Gurnet,  returned  as  mus- 
tered by  G.  Partridge,  Muster  Master,  dated  May  20,  1777- 

GuLLiFER,  Reuben.  Matross;  enlisted  July 4,  1780;  discharged  May  1, 1781 ;  service, 
9  mos.  26  days,  at  Machias,  under  Col.  John  Allan  in  Eastern  Indian  department; 
reported  in  the  artillery. 

Gullishau,  Isaac,  Salisbury.  Private,  Capt.  John  Peabody's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer 
Francis's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  to  and  from  camp,  etc.,  sworn 
to  Nov.  29, 1776 ;  said  Gullishau  credited  with  3  days  allowance ;  company  drafted 
from  Salisbury,  Newburyport,  Bradford,  Haverhill,  Methuen,  Boxford,  and 
Andover. 


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GuLLisoN,  Abram.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  Nowell's  (Newburyport)  co. ;  service  from 
July  23,  1776,  to  Nov.  19, 1776,  4  mos.,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  company  stationed 
at  Plum  Island. 

Gulliver,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gulliver,  Guliver,  GuUe- 

ver,  GuUifer,  Guliver.] 

Gulliver,  Gershom.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Vose's  (Milton)  co..  Col.  Robertson's 
regt. ;  service,  15  days;  company  marched  to  Roxbury  after  the  fight  at  Concord 
and  there  served  before  completion  of  standing  army ;  roll  sworn  to  Feb.  12, 1776 ; 
also,  Capt.  John  Bradley's  (Milton)  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  service,  5 
days ;  company  marched  to  Dorchester  Neck  March  4,  1776,  when  the  forts  were 
erected  on  the  Heights ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Josiah  Vose's  (Milton)  co. ;  service 
from  April  13  to  April  26,  1776,  12  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gulliver,  John,  Milton.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Tucker's  (Milton)  co.,  which 
marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  7  days,  before  com- 
pletion of  standing  army ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Bradley's  (8th)  co. 
(West  CO.  in  Milton),  Col. Benjamin  Gill's  (3d  Suffolk  Co.)  regt.  of  Mass.  militia; 
list  dated  Stoughton,  March  22,  1776,  of  officers  chosen  in  said  regiment  and  re- 
turned to  be  commissioned ;  ordered  in  Council  March  25,  1776,  that  said  officers 
be  commissioned ;  reported  commissioned  March  23, 1776 ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Josiah  Vose's  (Milton)  co. ;  service  from  April  13  to  April  26,  1776,  12  days,  in 
defence  of  seacoast;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Samuel  Ward's  co.,  Col.  Cogswell's  regt.; 
engaged  Sept.  19,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  3  mos.  13  days;  com- 
pany detached  to  guard  and  fortify  posts  at  and  about  Boston. 

Gulliver,  John.  Corporal,  Capt.  John  Bradley's  (Milton)  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's 
regt. ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  to  Dorchester  Neck  March  4, 1776,  when 
the  forts  were  erected  on  the  Heights. 

Gulliver,  Lemuel,  Milton.  Musician,  Capt.  John  Bradley's  (Milton)  co..  Col.  Lemuel 
Robinson's  regt. ;  service,  17  days,  subsequent  to  the  fight  at  Concord  and  before 
completion  of  standing  army;  roll  dated  Milton,  Dec.  21,  1775;  also,  Fifer,  Capt. 
John  Bradley's  (Milton)  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt. ;  service,  5  days ;  company 
marched  to  Dorchester  Neck  March  4,  1776,  when  the  forts  were  erected  on  the 
Heights;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Vose's  (Milton)  co. ;  service  from  April  13  to  April 
26,  1776,  12  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Abner  Crane's  co..  Col.  John 
Robinson's  regt. ;  enlisted  Aug.  8, 1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  23  days,  at  Rhode  Island ; 
roll  dated  Stoughton ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Joseph  Richards's  co..  Col.  Gill's  regt. ; 
engaged  Aug.  11  (also  given  Aug.  14),  1779;  service,  1  mo.  2  (also  given  1  mo.  3) 
days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  formed  part  of  a  detachment  of  militia  of  400 
men  which  marched  to  Rhode  Island  to  serve  for  1  month  under  Capt.  Samuel 
Fisher. 

Gulliver,  Nathaniel,  Miiton.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Tucker's  (Milton)  co.,  which 
marched  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  6  days,  before  com- 
pletion of  standing  army ;  also,  list  of  men  detached  from  militia  of  the  town  of 
Milton  to  reinforce  the  army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  10, 1778,  as  returned  by 
the  Selectmen,  dated  Milton,  Jan.  30,  1779. 

Gulliver,  Reuben.  Private,  Capt.  William  Badcock's  co..  Col.  Pierce's  regt. ;  marched 
from  home  March  1,  1778;  discharged  April  3,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  4  days,  at 
Castle  Island ;  aZso,  list  of  men  detached  from  militia  of  the  town  of  Milton  to 
reinforce  the  army,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  10, 1778,  as  returned  by  the  Select- 
men; also,  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Putnam's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Wade's  regt.; 
enlisted  June  30,  1778;  service  to  Dec.  31,  1778,  6  mos.  6  days,  travel  included, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  muster  rolls  dated  North  Kingston,  Nov.  6,  1778,  East 
Greenwich,  Sept.  17,  Sept.  24,  Oct.  14,  and  Nov.  13,  1778;  reported  sick  in  camp 
Oct.  14,  1778,  sick  and  absent  Nov.  6,  1778. 


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Gulliver,  Rufus.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Mayo's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt.  of 
guards;  joined  Nov.  3,  1777;  service  to  April  3,  1778,  5  mos.,  at  Cambridge. 

Gulliver,  Rufus.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Newcorab's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Thayer's 
regt.;  enlisted  July  23, 1780;  discharged  Oct.  29,  1780,  60  miles  from  home:  ser- 
vice, 3  mos.  10  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  3  months  and  stationed  part  at  "West  Point  and  part  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gulliver,  Rufus.  Seaman,  State  sloop  "  Winthrop,"  commanded  by  Capt.  George 
Little;  engaged  Oct.  3,  1782;  discharged  Nov.  25,  1782;  service,  1  mo.  22  days. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gullusha,  Daniel.  Captain  ;  petition  addressed  to  the  Council  at  Watertown,  dated 
Cambridge  Camp,  Oct.  2,  1775,  signed  by  Col.  Ruggles  Woodbridge,  asking  that 
the  Council  recommend  said  Gullusha  and  other  officers  in  his  regiment  to  Gen. 
Washington  for  Continental  commissions  as  they  had  not  been  commissioned 
by  the  Provincial  Congress ;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  3,  1775,  that  a  committee 
inquire  into  the  qualifications  of  said  officers. 

GuLLVER,  Cornelius.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Vose's  (Milton)  co. ;  service  from  April 
13  to  April  26,  1776, 12  days,  in  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gully,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Moses  McFarland's  co.  of  invalids  stationed  at 
Boston,  Col.  Nicola's  regt.;  return  dated  Aug.  1,  1780. 

Gun,  Aaron.  Private,  Capt.  Elijah  Deming's  detachment  from  Col.  Ashley's  regt. ; 
enlisted  June  4,  1778 ;  discharged  July  15,  1778 ;  service,  41  days ;  company 
ordered  to  Albany  by  Gen.  John  Fellows. 

Gun,  Abel,  Sturbridge.  Private,  Capt.  Adam  Martin's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's 
regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  14,  1777,  to  May  9, 
1778;  reported  deceased ;  also,  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  regt.;  return  dated  Feb. 
3,  1778;  residence,  Sturbridge;  enlisted  for  town  of  Sturbridge;  mustered  by 
Muster  Master  for  Worcester  Co.;  enlisted  by  Capt.  Adam  Martin;  also,  Capt. 
Martin's  co..  Col.  Bigelow's  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Jan.-Aug.,  1777,  dated  Van 
Schaick's  Island,  and  sworn  to  at  Camp  near  Half  Moon ;  enlisted  March  14, 
1777 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  reported  on  command  at  Albany. 

Gun,  Alexander.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co. ;  enlisted  Aug.  21,  1777;  dis- 
charged Sept.  21, 1777;  service,  30  days;  enlistment,  3  months ;  company  marched 
to  Manchester,  Vt.,  thence  to  Allington,  thence  to  Stillwater,  by  order  of  Gen.  Lin- 
coln, joined  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.  and  marched  to  Bolton's 
Rills[?]  and  there  served  until  regularly  discharged ;  a^so,  Capt.  Enos  Parker's 
CO.,  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt.  of  guards ;  enlisted  July  11,  1778 ;  discharged  Jan. 
1,  1779;  service,  5  mos.  24  days,  travel  included;  company  detached  from  Berk- 
shire Co.  militia  to  guard  stores  at  Springfield  for  6  months  from  July  1,  1778; 
also,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co. ;  enlisted  Oct.  23,  1780;  discharged  Nov.  7,  1780; 
service,  16  days ;  company  marched  to  Bennington  to  guard  the  frontiers  on  an 
alarm;  roll  sworn  to  at  Sheffield;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Hickok's  co., 
Berkshire  Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Sears ;  entered  service  Aug.  6, 1781 ; 
discharged  Nov.  8,  1781;  service,  3  mos.  7  days,  travel  included;  enlistment, 
3  months;  roll  endorsed  "  Col.  Porter's  regt." 

Gun,  Charles.  Private,  Capt.  Orringh  Stoddard's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  pay 
rolls  for  Dec,  1778,  March  and  April,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Providence;  enlistment, 
9  months ;  reported  deserted  March  1,  1779. 

Gun,  George,  Northampton  (also  given  Dorchester).  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jonathan  Allen's 
(3d)  CO.,  Col.  John  Fellows's  (8th)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct. 
7,  1775;  also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Clapp's  CO.,  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.,  dated  Stoughton,  June  27, 1777;  residence, 
Dorchester;  engaged  for  town  of  Dorchester;  joined  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term, 


950  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AND   SAILORS 

Gun,  George,  continued. 

during  war ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nat.  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk 
Co.,  dated  Boston,  March  2,  1777;  Capt.  Wiley's  co.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  also, 
list  of  men  returned  by  a  committee  for  settling  disputes  between  towns  as  to 
soldiers  credited  to  them  [year  not  given]  ;  said  Gun  claimed  by  Dorchester  and 
Northampton  ;  allowed  to  Northampton. 

Gun,  Gideon.  Private,  Capt.  Amos  Rathburn's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's  detach- 
ment of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25,  1777; 
enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776;  enlistment  to  expire  March  15,  1777;  reported  on  com- 
mand as  a  scout. 

Gun,  Hezekiah,  Sheffield.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  IngersoU's  co.,  Col.  David  Brewer's 
(9th)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  Capt.  IngersoU's  co., 
Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's)  regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent 
in  money  dated  Nov.  18,  1775. 

Gun,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Ephraim  Fitch's  co.,  Col.  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.)  regt.; 
enlisted  July  21,  1777 ;  discharged  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  service,  25  days. 

Gun,  Noble.  Account  dated  Sheffield,  Jan.  1,  1781,  of  bounties  paid  said  Gun  and 
others  by  the  Selectmen  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army;  bounty  paid  said 
Gun  for  3  months  enlistment. 

Gun,  Peter,  Paxton.  List  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig. 
Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totowaj-,  Oct.  25, 
1780 ;  also,  pay  roll  for  6  months  men  belonging  to  the  town  of  Paxton  raised  for 
service  in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780;  marched  July  11,  1780;  discharged 
Jan.  13,  1781 ;  service,  6  mos.  11  days,  travel  included. 

Gun,  Samuel,  Montague.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Taylor's  co.,  Col.  Nicholas  Dike's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage,  etc.,  dated  Roxbury,  Sept.  17,  1776. 

Gun,  Thomas,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  re- 
turned by  Capt.  Obadiah  Beal,  dated  Cohasset,  Feb.  16,  1778;  residence,  Boston; 
engaged  for  town  of  Cohasset;  joined  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt.; 
term,  3  years.     [See  Thomas  Guy.] 

Gundawat,  Richard,  Scituate.  Descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  New  Boston,  May  13, 
1782 ;  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  (4th)  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  32  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft. 
9  in.;  complexion,  negro;  hair,  black;  eyes,  black;  occupation,  yeoman;  resi- 
dence, Scituate ;  enlisted  Aug.  15,  1782 ;  enlistment,  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
James  Tisdale's  co.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Oct.,  1782; 
balance  of  term  of  enlistment  unexpired,  33  months  6  days. 

GuNDiwAT,  Richard.  Private,  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  (3d) 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Sept.,  1782;  reported  sick  in  camp;  also,  Capt.  Tisdale's 
(3d)  CO.,  3d  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  James  Mellin ;  muster  rolls 
for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1783 ;  also,  Capt.  James  Tisdale's  (4th)  co.,  3d  Mass.  regt.  com- 
manded by  Col.  Michael  Jackson  ;  muster  roll  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1783 ;  balance 
of  term  of  enlistmen  unexpired,  22  mos.  15  days. 

GuNisoN,  Pelatiah.  Private,  Capt.  John  Shapleigh's  CO. ;  enlisted  July  10, 1775;  ser- 
vice to  Nov.  1,  1775,  4  mos. ;  company  stationed  at  Kitterj^ ;  also,  same  co. ;  ser- 
vice from  Nov.  1,  1775,  to  Dec.  31,  1775,  2  mos.  5  days;  company  stationed  on 
seacoast  at  Kittery  Point  under  command  of  Col.  Edward  Cutts. 

GuNN, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gonn,  Gons,  Gown,  Gun.] 

GuNN,  Aaron.  Private,  Capt.  Enoch  Noble's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  regt.;  enlisted 
June  29,  1777;  discharged  July  28,  1777;  service,  30  days;  company  ordered  out 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Fellows  and  Committee  of  Safety  at  request  of  Maj.  Gen.  Schuyler; 
also,  Lieut.  Paul  Dewey's  detachment  from  Capt.  William  Fellows's  co.  of 


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GuNN,  Aabon,  continued. 

matrosses,  Brig.  Gen.  John  Fellows's  (Berkshire  Co.)  brigade;  enlisted  Sept.  21, 
1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777 ;  service,  23  days ;  detachment  ordered  out  by 
Brig.  Fellows  to  serve  under  Maj .  Gen.  Gates  in  Northern  department. 

GuNN,  AsAHEL,  Montague.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Samuel  Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19, 1775;  service,  11  days;  also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co..  Col. 
Ephraim  Doolittle's  regt. ;  receipt  for  advance  pay,  signed  by  said  Gunn  and 
others,  dated  Charlestown,  June  27,  1775;  also,  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  9,  1775 ;  service,  3  mos. ;  also,  company  return  dated  Winter  Hill, 
Oct.  6,  1775;  reported  discharged  Aug.  15,  1775;  also,  resignation  dated  Mon- 
tague, Sept.  20, 1778,  signed  by  said  Gunn,  stating  that  he  had  received  a  com- 
mission as  Captain  of  the  9th  co.,  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  and  had  been  present 
at  the  capture  of  Gen.  Burgoine's  (Burgoyne's)  army,  but  owing  to  ill  health 
was  no  longer  able  to  fulfil  the  duties  of  his  office,  and  asking  that  his  resignation 
be  accepted ;  resignation  accepted  in  Council  Oct.  3,  1778. 

Gunn,  Asahel,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Petty's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams's 
regt. ;  enlisted  Dec.  16, 1776 ;  discharged  March  19,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days, 
travel  included. 

Gunn,  Charles.  Private,  Capt.  Orringh  Stoddard's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  pay 
rolls  for  Nov.,  1778,  and  Jan.,  1779,  sworn  to  at  Providence. 

Gunn,  Daniel,  Westfield.  Private,  Westfield  co.  of  Minute-men  commanded  by  Lieut. 
John  Shephard,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  8  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  28,  1775;  also, 
Capt.  Warham  Parks's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  10  days;  also,  company  re- 
turn [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Westfield,  Feb.  1,  1776. 

Gunn,  Eli.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Ballard's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  enlisted 
May  10,  1777 ;  discharged  July  20,  1777 ;  service,  2  mos.  10  days,  with  Northern 
army;  roll  dated  New  Salem;  also,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co.,  Col.  Jacob  Ger- 
rish's  regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1778;  service,  5  mos.  6 
days,  travel  included ;  company  detached  from  Hampshire  Co.  militia  to  guard 
stores  at  Springfield  and  Brookfield  for  6  months  from  July  1,  1778 ;  also,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Springfield,  Aug.  28,  1778. 

Gunn,  Elisha,  Montague.  Descriptive  list  dated  Warwick,  Aug.  4,  1780,  of  men  de- 
tached from  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  agreeable  to  order  of  General  Court  of  June 
22,  1780,  to  serve  for  the  term  of  3  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at 
Claverack ;  Capt.  Seth  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  Seth  Murray's  regt. ;  rank,  Private ;  age, 
16yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in.;  complexion,  light;  residence,  Montague;  mustered 
July  17,  1780 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  Seth  Murray's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  July  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
6  days,  travel  included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3 
months ;  roll  dated  Leverett. 

Gunn,  George,  Northampton  (also  given  Dorchester).  Sergeant,  Capt.  Jonathan 
Allen's  CO.,  Col.  John  Fellows's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  1  day;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its 
equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Dorchester,  Nov.  7,  1775;  also,  return  of 
men  raised  for  Continental  service  from  Capt.  Oliver  Lyman's  and  Capt.  Joseph 
Cooke's  COS.,  sworn  to  in  Hampshire  Co.,  April  8,  1779;  engaged  for  town  of 
Northampton  (also  given  Dorchester) ;  also.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Wiley's  co.. 
Col.  Michael  Jackson's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  26,  1777,  to  Oct.  16,  1778;  residence,  Dorchester;  reported  died  Oct.  -,  1778. 


952  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GuNN,  Gideon.  List  of  men  who  marched  from  Pittsfield  to  Ticonderoga  Dec.  16, 1776, 
under  command  of  Lieut.  James  Hubbard  and  were  dismissed  March  16,  1777; 
service,  13  weeks;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Porter's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's 
(Berkshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  22,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  8,  1777;  service, 
16  days;  company  called  out  by  order  of  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  and  marched  to  Ben- 
nington and  thence  escorted  prisoners  to  Springfield  by  order  of  Gen.  Lincoln. 

GuNN,  Hezekiah,  Sheffield.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  IngersoU's  co.,  Col.  David  Brewer's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  29,  1775;  service,  2  mos.  1 
week. 

GuNN,  Israel.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Slarrow's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Feb.  25,  1777;  discharged  April  10,  1777;  service  on  expedition  to  Ticon- 
deroga; also,  Sergeant,  Capt.  Asahel  Gunn's  co.,  Col.  David  Wells's  regt.; 
engaged  Sept.  23,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  1  day,  travel 
included,  on  exj^edition  to  Northern  department;  roll  dated  Montague. 

GuNN,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Hewit  Hoot's  co..  Col.  John  Ashley's  (Berkshire  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  21,  1777;  service,  13  days,  going  to 
Fort  Edward,  etc. 

GuNN,  Levi,  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Slarrow's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Feb.  25,  1777 ;  discharged  April  10,  1777 ;  service  on  expedition  to  Ticonderoga ; 
also,  Capt.  Enoch  Chapin's  co..  Col.  Jacob  Gerrish's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  20, 1778; 
discharged  Dec.  14,  1778;  service,  4  mos.  27  days,  travel  included;  company 
detached  from  Hampshire  Co.  militia  to  guard  stores  at  Springfield  and  Brook- 
field  for  6  months  from  July  1,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Springfield,  Aug.  28,  1778. 

GuNN,  Moses,  Montague.  Descriptive  list  dated  Warwick,  Aug.  4,  1780,  of  men  de- 
tached from  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  agreeable  to  order  of  General  Court  of 
June  22,  1780,  to  serve  for  the  term  of  3  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at 
Claverack ;  Capt.  Seth  Pierce's  co.,  Col.  Seth  Murray's  regt. ;  rank.  Private ;  age, 
26  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  residence,  Montague ;  mustered 
July  17,  1780 ;  also.  Quartermaster  Sergeant,  Capt.  Seth  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Seth 
Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt.;  engaged  July  15,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  10, 
1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Conti- 
nental Army  for  3  months  ;  roll  dated  Leverett. 

GuNN,  Moses,  Westfield.  Private,  Westfield  co.  of  Minute-men  commanded  by  Lieut. 
John  Shephard,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April 
19,  1775;  service,  8  days;  reported  enlisted  into  the  army  April  28,  1775;  also, 
Capt.  Warham  Parks's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Danielson's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated 
Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  April  28,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  10  days;  also,  company  re- 
turn [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money 
dated  Camp  at  Roxbury,  Dec.  23,  1775. 

GuNN,  Moses.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Petty's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776  ;  discharged  March  19,  1777  ;  service,  3  mos.  15  days,  travel 
included. 

GuNN,  Nathaniel,  Montague.  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Moses  Harvey's  (5th)  co.,  Hamp- 
shire Co.  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Williams ;  regimental  return 
dated  Warwick,  Dec.  31,  1778;  appointed  May  10, 1776;  residence,  Montague. 

GuNN,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Asahel  Gunn's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Sept.  23,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  1  day,  travel 
included,  on  expedition  to  Northern  department.    Roll  dated  Montague. 

GuNN,  Noble,  Sheffield.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Noble's  co.,  Col.  Ashley's  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Sheffield;  en- 


IN  THE   WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  953 

GuNN,  Noble,  continued. 

gaged  for  town  of  Sheffield;  joined  Capt.  Jenkins's  co.,  CoL  Brewer's  regt. ;  term, 
3  years;  aZso,  Private,  Capt.  Sewall's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt.;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  5,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Josiah  Jenkins's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ;  return  sworn  to  at  Camp 
near  "  Valey  Foard  "  (Valley  Forge) ,  Jan.  23, 1778 ;  mustered  by  Capt.  Wheelar ; 
reported  sick  and  absent;  also,  receipt  dated  Sheffield,  Aug.  4,  1780,  for  bounty 
paid  said  Gunn  by  Capt.  Enoch  Noble  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  months. 

Gunn,  Peter.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of 
Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  13, 
1780 ;  age,  28  j'rs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  negro ;  engaged  for  town  of 
Paxton ;  marched  to  camp  July  13,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  Thomas 
Pritchard. 

Gunn,  Robert.  List  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1,  1778,  by 
Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co.;  Capt.  Ginkins's  (Jenkins's) 
CO. ;  enlistment,  3  years  or  during  war.     [See  Noble  Gunn.] 

Gunn,  Rufus.  Sergeant,  Capt.  James  Noble's  co..  Col.  Benedict  Arnold's  regt. ;  en- 
listed May  10,  1775;  discharged  June  24,  1775;  service,  6  weeks,  3  days.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Pittsfield. 

Gunn,  Salmon,  Montague.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Ballard's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's 
regt.;  enlisted  May  10,  1777;  discharged  July  20,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  10  days, 
with  Northern  army ;  roll  dated  New  Salem ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  AVar- 
wick,  Aug.  4,  1780,  of  men  detached  from  6th  Hampshire  Co.  regt.,  agreeable  to 
order  of  General  Court  of  June  22,  1780,  to  serve  for  the  term  of  3  months  from 
the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Claverack  ;  Capt.  Seth  Pierce's  co..  Col.  Seth  Murray's 
regt.;  rank,  Private;  age,  20  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in;  complexion,  light;  resi- 
dence, Montague ;  mustered  July  17,1780;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Seth  Pierce's  co.. 
Col.  Seth  Murray's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  15,  1780 ;  discharged 
Oct.  10,  1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  rein- 
force Continental  Army  for  3  months ;  roll  dated  Leverett. 

Gunn,  Samuel,  Montague.  Private,  Capt.  Robert  Oliver's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Samuel  Williams's  regt.,  which  marched  April  22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm 
of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  11  days ;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Taylor's  co.,  Col.  Nicholas 
Dike's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  from  place  c'  discharge  home,  dated 
Dorchester  Heights,  Nov.  28,  1776;  said  Gunn  credited  with  5  da3'S  allowance; 
also,  Capt.  Asahel  Gunn's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  23,  1777; 
discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  1  day,  travel  included,  on  expedition  to 
Northern  department. 

Gunn,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Slarrow's  co..  Col.  David  Leonard's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Feb.  25,  1777 ;  discharged  April  10,  1777 ;  service  on  expedition  to  Ticon- 
deroga;  also,  Capt.  Asahel  Gunn's  co..  Col.  David  Wells's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept. 
23,  1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  18,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  1  day,  travel  included,  on 
expedition  to  Northern  department ;  roll  dat«d  Montague. 

Gunn,  Warham,  Westfield.  Private,  Westfield  co.  of  Minute-men  commanded  by 
Lieut.  John  Shephard,  which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of 
April  19,  1775;  discharged  May  12,  1775;  service,  22  days;  a/so,  Capt.  Malcolm 
Henry's  co..  Col.  David  Brewer's  (9th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775; 
enlisted  May  14,  1775;  service,  2  mos.,  3  weeks,  1  day;  also,  company  i-eturn 
dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Henry's  co..  Col.  Rufus  Putnam's  (late  Brewer's) 
regt. ;  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury, 
Dec.  23,  1775. 


954  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 


GuNN,  Warham.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Sloper's  (12th)  co.,  Col.  David  Mosley's  (3d 
Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  marched  June  12, 1782 ;  discharged  June  14, 1782 ;  service, 
3 days;  company  marched  to  Northampton  June  12,  1782,  in  support  of  the  gov- 
ernment. 

GuNNELOFF,  EusTus.  Matross,  (late)  Capt.  Jonathan  Warner's  (3d)  co  ,  corps  of 
artillery  lately  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  Paul  Revere;  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780, 
to  May  8,  1780,  4  mos.  8  days.     [See  Ustues  Gancloff.] 

GrxNER,  Clement,  Salem.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  1st  Essex  Co.  regt.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Salem ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Salem;  joined  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  term,  during  war;  also.  Private,  Capt. 
J.  Means's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for 
service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  July  5,  1780 ;  reported  deserted  July  5,  1780. 

Gunner,  Clemmon,  Salem.  Private,  Capt.  John  Williams's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779;  also,  Capt.  Enos  Stone's  co..  Col.  Brewer's  regt.;  return  dated  Camp  at 
Valley  Forge,  Jan.  22, 1778 ;  residence,  Salem ;  engaged  for  town  of  Salem  ;  mus- 
tered by  Trueman  Wheler,  State  Muster  Master. 

Gunnison,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gunison.] 

Gunnison,  Christopher.  List  of  prisoners  sent  in  the  cartel  "  Silver  Eel "  from  Hali- 
fax to  Boston  Oct.  8,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by 
Bat  Fox,  Commissary  of  Prisoners ;  reported  a  Seaman. 

Gunnison,  John,  Portsmouth.  Private,  Capt.  Tobias  Fernald's  co..  Col.  James 
Scammon's  (30th)  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  July  2,  1775; 
service,  1  mo.  1  day;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  1,  Nov.  28,  1775. 

Gunnison,  John.  List  of  prisoners  sent  from  Halifax  to  Boston  in  the  cartel  "  Swift" 
Sept.  30,  1778,  to  be  exchanged  for  British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Bail- 
don,  Commissary  of  Prisoners;  reported  a  Seaman. 

GuNNUP,  William.  Receipt  [date  not  given]  for  bounty  paid  said  Gunnup  by  Law- 
son  Buckminster,  Chairman  of  Class  No.  7  of  the  town  of  Framingham,  to  serve 
in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  years. 

Gunsel[?],  William.  Capt.  James  Rusel's  co..  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks's  regt. ;  service, 
5  days ;  company  marched  to  Dorchester  to  reinforce  the  army  March  4,  1776. 

Gunter,  John.  Mariner,  brigantine  "Tyrannicide,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Allen 
Hallet;  engaged  July  28,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  18,  1778. 

GuppT,  Joshua.  Corporal,  Capt.  David  Copp's  co. ;  return  of  men  stationed  at  Pierce's 
Island  Nov.  5,  1775. 

GuPTAiL,  Benjamin,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Sullivan's  co..  Col.  James 
Scammon's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service, 
3  mos.  3  days. 

GuPTAiL,  Ebenezer,  Sanford.  Sergeant,  Capt.  John  Smith's  co.,  which  marched  April 
22,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days.  Roll  dated 
Massabesec. 

GuPTAiL,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Nason's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  14,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1777 ;  service,  123  days,  travel  in- 
cluded, with  Northern  army ;  company  discharged  at  Queman's  Heights. 

GuPTAiL,  John,  Gouldsborough.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Dyar's  co. ;  enlisted  May  26, 
1777;  discharged  July  17,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  21  days;  company  raised  between 
Mt.  Desert  and  Machias  for  expedition  against  St.  Johns,  N.  S.  Roll  sworn  to  in 
Lincoln  Co. 


IN  TEffi   WAR  OF  THE   REVOLUTION.  955 


GuPTAiL,  Nathaniel,  Berwick.  Capt.  Samuel  Leighton's  co. ;  pay  abstract  for  travel 
allowance  from  home  to  Dorchester  Heights  in  Aug.,  1776. 

■GuPTAiL,  Stephen,  Berwick.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  John  Wood's  co.,  Col. 
Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt.,  who  were  enlisted  by  the  several  officers  of  said 
company,  as  returned  by  Lieut.  Abraham  Childs  [year  not  given]  ;  also,  Private, 
Capt.  John  Wood's  co.,  Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  June,  1776, 
dated  New  York. 

-GuPTAiL,  Thomas,  Sanford  (also  given  "Mast  Camp,"  Massabesec,  and  Casco  Bay). 
Private,  Capt.  Jedidiah  Goodwin's  co.,  Col.  Wiggelsworth's  regt. ;  residence,  San- 
ford ;  roll  made  up  for  travel  from  place  of  discharge  home ;  company  discharged 
at  Albany  Nov.  30,  1776 ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  by  Nathaniel  Wells,  Muster 
Master  for  York  Co.,  dated  Wells,  Feb.  8,  1777;  Capt.  Matthew  Fairfield's  co.. 
Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  residence,  "  Mast  Camp ;  "  term,  3  years  (also 
given  during  war) ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Page's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late 
Wigglesworth's)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  13, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Matthew  Fairfield's  co.,  Col.  Edward 
Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  service  on  or  before  Aug.  15,  1777;  also, 
Capt.  Joseph  McNall's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
May,  1778,  dated  Camp  at  Valley  Forge ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Oct.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  [year  not  given];  residence, 
Massabesec;  engaged  for  town  of  Massabesec ;  mustered  by  Esquire  Wells;  also, 
Capt.  Peter  Page's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March 
and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence;  enlisted  Jan.  30,  1777;  reported  on  command 
at  Boston  Neck ;  also,  Capt.  Fowle's  co.,  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Jan.  30, 1780 ;  residence,  Casco 
Bay;  a/so,  Capt.  Abel  Holden's  (later  Capt.  Wottless')  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin 
Smith's  (6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages ;  wages  allowed  said  Guptail  from  July  9, 
1781,  to  Dec.  31,  1781,  5  mos.  23  days;  also,  Capt.  Mason  Wottles's  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Smith's  regt.;  return  for  wages;  wages  allowed  said  Guptail  for  Jan.  and 
Feb.,  1782,  2  mos. ;  place  reported  as  supplied  by  Martin  Grant  in  March,  1782. 

Gdptail,  William.  Private,  Capt.  John  Hall's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Foster's  (Lincoln 
Co.)  regt. ;  service  from  Aug.  7,  1779,  to  Sept.  7,  1779,  1  mo. ;  company  marched 
on  expedition  to  Majorbagaduce  by  order  of  Gen.  Lovel.  Roll  certified  at  Boston 
and  endorsed  "  service  at  Penobscot.  " 

GuPTAL,  John.  Private,  Capt.  Reuben  Dyer's  co. ;  enlisted  July  17,  1777  [service  not 
given]  ;  reported  deserted  Sept.  11,  1777;  company  raised  for  expedition  against 
St.  Johns,  N.  S.,  and  continued  in  service  at  and  for  defence  of  Machias;  also, 
certificate  dated  Machias,  Dec.  12,  1777,  signed  by  Capt.  Reuben  Dyer,  stating 
that  Capt.  Stephen  Smith,  Muster  Master  for  Lincoln  Co.,  paid  said  Guptail  and 
other  men  in  Capt.  Dyer's  co.  the  bounty  allowed  them  for  engaging  to  serve  on 
expedition  against  St.  Johns. 

GuPTAL,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wood's  co.,  Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (26th) 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  March,  1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for 
April,  1776,  dated  New  York ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  May, 
1776 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  made  up  for  the  year  1776 ;  reported 
"  engaged  again ;  "  a/so,  account  of  guns  returned  by  persons  belonging  to  26th 
regt.  while  at  Trenton,  Dec.  31,  1776,  and  Jan.  1,  1777. 

GxjPTAL,  William,  Gouldsborough.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Dyer's  co.  of  rangers;  en- 
listed April  1,  1780;  discharged  May  1,  1780;  company  raised  in  No.  4,  Goulds- 
borough,  Frenchman's  bay,  Pleasant  river,  and  Narragaugus,  by  order  of  Col. 
Allan  for  defence  of  Eastern  country. 

GuPTALE,  Stephen,  Berwick.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Dix's  co..  Col.  James  Wesson's 
regt. ;  return  made  up  for  the  year  1777 ;  residence,  Berwick ;  engaged  for  town 
of  Berwick;  reported  deserted. 


956  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

GuPTALL,  Stephen.  Private,  Capt.  John  Wood's  co.,Col.  Baldwin's  (26th)  regt. ;  pay 
abstract  for  Feb.,  1776. 

GuPTiLL,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gubtail,  Gubtual,  Guptail, 

Guptal,  Guptale,  Guptail,  Jubtail.] 

GuPTiLL,  Thomas.  Order  dated  Berwick,  Nov.  3, 1784,  signed  by  said  Thomas  Guptill, 
for  wages  for  service  in  Capt.  Wattles's  co.,  6th  Mass.  regt.,  payable  to  Ebenezer 
Guptail. 

GuRCHS,  Philip.  Capt.  John  Glover,  Jr.'s  co..  Col.  John  Glover's  regt.;  order  for 
bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  20,  1775. 
[See  Philip  Grush.] 

GuRDEN,  Henry.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Thomas  Wills's  co.,  Col.  Daniel  Morgan's  (Uth 
Virginia)  regt.  (also  given  "  11th  and  loth  regiment  of  foot  in  the  service  of  the 
United  States  ") ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778. 

Gurdin,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Gregg's  co.,  Col.  James  CargiU's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  25,  1775;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1775;  service,  4  mos.  17  days;  com- 
pany raised  in  St.  Georges,  Waldoborough,  and  Camden,  and  stationed  there  for 
defence  of  seacoast.     [See  Benjamin  Gordon.] 

GuKDLER,  Francis,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  Nicholson  Broughton's  (5th)  co.,  Col. 
John  Glover's  (21st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775;  enlisted  June  2, 1775; 
service,  2  raos.  4  days ;  also,  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]  ;  also,  order 
for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Dec.  20, 
1775. 

GuRELT,  John.  Order  on  Capt.  John  Foster  Williams,  payable  to  Gustavus  Fellows, 
dated  Boston,  July  13,  1783,  for  wages  for  service  on  board  the  ship  "  Protector." 

GuRLER,  Benjamin.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt. 
Daniel  Souther;  engaged  Aug.  17, 1776 ;  discharged  Dec.  21, 1776 ;  service,  4  mos. 
4  days. 

GuRLER,  Benjamin.  Cook,  ship  "Franklin,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Turner; 
descriptive  list  of  officers  and  crew,  dated  Salem,  Dec.  2,  1780 ;  age,  36  yrs. ;  com- 
plexion, light;  birthplace,  Marblehead;  cruise  reported  to  have  begun  Aug.  8, 
1780. 

GuRLET,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gurely,  Gurler.] 

GuRLET,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Richards's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Hawes's  regt.; 
enlisted  Sept.  25,  1777;  discharged  Oct.  28,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  7  days,  travel 
included,  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island.    Roll  sworn  to  at  Dedham. 

GuRLET,  John.  Seaman,  ship "  Protector,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John  Foster 
Williams ;  engaged  Jan.  20,  1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  17,  1780 ;  service,  6  mos.  28 
days. 

GuRLOW,  Francis.  Private,  Capt.  George  Webb's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col.  William 
Shepard's  (4th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Feb.,  1782,  dated  Hutts,  1st  Brigade,  and 
sworn  to  at  West  Point;  enlisted  March  23  [year  not  given]  ;  enlistment,  3  years. 
[See  Francis  Guillow.] 

Gurnah,  Asa.  Capt.  Abel  Thayer's  co.,  Col.  John  Fellows's  regt. ;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Camp  at  Dorchester,  Nov.  7,  1775. 

GuRNAT,  Eliab,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Eleazer  Hamlen's  co..  Gen.  Thomas's  regt. ; 
company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775] . 

Gurnay,  Joseph,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Thayer's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Mar- 
shall's regt. ;  enlisted  June  17,  1776  ;  service  to  Aug.  1, 1776,  1  mo.  14  days. 


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GuRNAT,  Joseph,  Jr.,  Ablngtoa.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Thayer's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Mar- 
shall's regt. ;  enlisted  June  17,  1776;  service  to  Aug.  1,  1776,  1  mo.  14  days. 

Gurnet, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garney,  Gerney,  Guerney, 

Gurnah,  Gurnay,  Gurny.] 

Gurnet,  Adam.  Private,  Capt.  William  Tupper's  co..  Col.  Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  28,  1778 ;  discharged  Oct.  31 ,  1778 ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days,  at  Boston. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Middleborough. 

Gurnet,  Asa,  Abington.  Fifer,  Capt.  Nathan  Snow's  co.  commanded  by  2d  Lieut. 
Christopher  Dyer,  Col.  Edward  Mitchel's  regt.,  Gen.  Cushing's  brigade ;  marched 
Dec.  9,  1776 ;  service,  16  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bristol,  R.  I. 

Gurnet,  Asa,  Township  No.  5.  Private,  Capt.  Abel  Thayer's  co.,  Col.  John  Fellows's 
(8th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  enlisted  June  10, 1775 ;  service,  1  mo. 
24  days ;  also,  company  return  dated  Dorchester,  Oct.  -,  1775 ;  also,  Capt.  William 
Ward's  (Plantation  No.  5,  now  Huntington)  co.,  (late)  Col.  Ezra  May's  (Hamp- 
shire Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Aug.  17,  1777;  discharged  Aug.  22,  1777;  service,  5 
days;  company  marched  to  Bennington  on  an  alarm;  also,  Capt.  Benjamin 
Bonney's  co.,  Col.  Elisha  Porter's  (Hampshire  Co.)  regt. ;  enlisted  July  21,  1779; 
discharged  Aug.  27,  1779;  service,  42  days,  travel  included,  at  New  London, 
Conn.;  roll  dated  Chesterfield;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  detached  from  Col. 
Israel  Chapin's  (2d  Hampshire  Co.)  regt.  for  the  term  of  3  months,  dated  North- 
ampton, Sept.  14, 1780 ;  Capt.  Ward's  co. ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  com- 
plexion, dark ;  engaged  for  Township  No.  5 ;  mustered  July  5, 1780 ;  also.  Private, 
Capt.  Ebenezer  Sheldon's  co.,  Col.  Seth  Murray's  regt.;  enlisted  July  21,  1780; 
discharged  Oct.  10, 1780 ;  service,  2  mos.  27  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised 
to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 

Gurnet,  Asa.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Pool's  co.,  Col.  Jacobs's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt.; 
enlisted  July  21,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  13  days,  travel 
included;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gurnet,  Benjamin,  Rochester.  Private,  Capt.  Earl  Clap's  co..  Col.  Theophilus  Cotton's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  5,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  3 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  7,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Briggs's  co., 
Col.  Theophilus  Cotten's  regt.,  Gen.  Palmer's  brigade ;  service,  32  days,  on  a 
secret  expedition  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  Sept.  29, 1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  order 
dated  Rochester,  May  2,  1778,  signed  by  said  Gurney  and  others,  for  bounty  for 
service  at  Rhode  Island,  payable  to  Lieut.  Solomon  Young. 

Gurnet,  David,  Bridgewater.  Capt.  Pool's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of  4 
Independent  companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1,  1777;  age,  18  yrs.; 
residence,  Bridgewater;  mustered  by  Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master;  «/so.  Pri- 
vate, Capt.  Abram  Washburn's  co.,  Col.  Abijah  Sterns's  regt. ;  enlisted  April  11, 
1778 ;  service  to  July  2,  1778,  2  mos.  24  days,  at  Castle  Island. 

Gurnet,  David.  Private,  Capt.  Theophilus  Wilder's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Gill's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  24,  1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777 ;  service,  3  mos.  19  days,  travel 
included,  in  Northern  department. 

Gurnet,  David.  Private,  Capt.  David  Packard's  co..  Col.  Eliphalet  Cary's  regt.; 
service,  11  days,  travel  included ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm 
of  July  22,  1780. 

Gurnet,  David.  Private,  Lieut.  Benjamin  Bates's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by 
Maj.  Eliphalet  Cary;  marched  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service, 
11  days;  company  marched  from  Abington  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Gurnet,  Eliab,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Eleazer  Hamblen's  co..  Col.  John  Thomas's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1 


958  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AXD   SAILORS 

Gurnet,  Eliab,  continued, 

week,  1  day ;  also,  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co..  Col.  Freeman's  regt. ;  service,  27 
days ;  company  raised  to  serve  on  a  secret  expedition  to  Rhode  Island  ;  roll  sworn 
to  in  Suffolk  Co.,  Dec.  4,  1777;  also,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co.,  Maj.  Eliphalet 
Cary's  regt.;  marched  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  service,  11  days; 
company  marched  from  Abington  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Gurnet,  Elijah,  Braintree.  Corporal,  Capt.  Seth  Turner's  (Independent)  co. ;  en- 
listed May  8, 1775 ;  service,  8  mos.  13  days ;  roll  endorsed  "  Voluntiers  8  months  ;  " 
also,  same  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776;  service  to  May  22,  1776,  4  mos.  23  days; 
company  stationed  at  Braintree;  also,  Capt.  Seth  Turner's  co.,Col.  Thomas  Mar- 
shall's regt. ;  enlisted  May  23,  1776 ;  service  to  Nov.  1,  1776,  5  mos.  9  days ;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  Oct.  31,  1776,  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  2  mos. ;  company 
stationed  at  Hull ;  also,  Capt.  Newcomb's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of  4 
Independent  companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1,  1777;  age,  47  yrs.;, 
residence,  Braintree ;  mustered  by  Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master. 

Gurnet,  Elijah.  Matross,  Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  co..  Col.  Paul  Revere's  regt. ;  Con- 
tinental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Aug.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also, 
Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  (10th)  co..  Col.  Crafts's  (Artillery)  regt.;  list  of  men 
entitled  to  a  bounty,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12,  1778 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  list  of 
men  who  received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30,  1777,  8  months;  also, 
Matross,  Capt.  Lincoln's  (Artillery)  co. ;  list  of  men  entitled  to  3  months  stores, 
dated  Castle  Island,  Sept.  17,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Amos  Lincoln's  (2d)  co..  Col. 
Paul  Revere's  (Artillery)  regt.;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  8,  1780,  4  mos. 

8  days ;  roll  dated  Boston. 

Gurnet,  Elisha.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  Howard's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt.; 
pay  abstract  for  travel  allowance  from  Saratoga  home ;  said  Gurney  credited  with 
180  miles  travel ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  March  12,  1777. 

Gurnet,  George,  Rochester.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Sparrow's  co..  Col.  Nathan 
Tyler's  regt.;  enlisted  July  11,  1779;  discharged  Dec.  15,1779;  service,  5  mos. 
7  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Middleborough ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  paj'  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  2  days  service,  travel  included,  at 
Rhode  Island;  also,  Capt.  John  Gibbs's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted 
July  23  (also  given  July  22) ,  1780 ;  discharged  Oct.  27, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  6  days,, 
at  Rhode  Island ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months ; 
roll  dated  Wareham ;  also,  Capt.  Elijah  Baker's  co..  Col.  William  Turner's  regt. ; 
marched  Aug.  5,  1781 ;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1781 ;  service,  3  mos.  28  days,  travel 
included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gurnet,  Jacob,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Edward  Mitchel's 
regt.;  service,  5  days;  company  marched  from  Abington  to  "The  Farms  in 
Braintree"  March  4,  1776;  also,  Capt.  Nathan  Snow's  co.  commanded  by  2d 
Lieut.  Christopher  Dyer,  Col.  Edward  Mitchel's  regt..  Gen.  Cushing's  brigade; 
marched  Dec.  9,  1776;  service,  16  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bristol,  R.  I. ;  also,  Capt. 
Nathan  Snow's  co..  Col.  Hawes's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  24,  1777;  service,  1  mo. 

9  days,  at  Rhode  Island  on  a  secret  expedition  ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Plymouth ;  also, 
Lieut.  Benjamin  Bates's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj.  Eliphalet  Cary ; 
marched  July  30, 1780 ;  discharged  Aug.  9, 1780 ;  company  marched  from  Abington 
to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Gurnet,  Jacob,  Boston.  Return  of  men  enlisted  into  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt. 
Benjamin  Lapham's  and  Capt.  Peter  Cushing's  cos.,  sworn  to  at  Hlngham,  Feb. 
17,  1778;  residence,  Boston  ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Hingham;  joined  Capt.  Lang- 
don's  CO.,  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  enlistment,  3  years  ;  also,  list  of  men  mustered 
bv  Nat.  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston,  July  7, 1777 ;  Capt. 
Brown's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  also,  Fifer,  Capt.  James  Jones's  co.. 
Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Feb.,  1778,  dated  "  Gulph  Mills ;  "  also, 


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Gurnet,  Jacob,  continued. 

return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men 
belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  be- 
longing to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated 
into  a  regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the 
arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  rank,  Fifer;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  June  27, 
1777;  term,  3  years;  said  Gurney  appears  among  men  belonging  to  Col.  Henry 
Jackson's  regt.  who  had  been  discharged  from  the  rolls  prior  to  above  arrange- 
ment; reported  discharged  May  9,  1778.  ^ 

Gurnet,  Jacob,  Worcester.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental 
Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as 
received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield, 
July  20,  1780;  age,  17  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  2  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for 
town  of  Worcester ;  marched  to  camp  July  20,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt. 
Benjamin  Warren ;  also,  list  of  men  raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned 
by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Toto- 
way,  Oct.  25,  1780 ;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co..  Col.  Timothy 
Bigelow's  (loth)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.-Oct.,  1780;  enlisted  July  20,  1780; 
enlistment,  6  months ;  reported  a  wagoner ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  Nov.  and  Dec,  1780,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  reported  discharged  Dec. 
13,  1780. 

Gurnet,  John,  Abington.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Packard's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Mitchell's 
regt. ;  marched  March  4,  1776 ;  service,  5  days ;  company  ordered  to  march  to 
Squantum  on  an  alarm  ;  also,  Capt.  Nathan  Snow's  co.  commanded  by  2d  Lieut. 
Christopher  Dyer,  Col.  Edward  Mitchell's  regt.,  Gen.  Cushing's  brigade ;  marched 
Dec.  9,  1776;  service,  16  days,  on  an  alarm  at  Bristol,  R.  I. ;  also,  Capt.  David 
Packard's  co..  Col.  Eliphalet  Cary's  regt. ;  service,  3  days ;  company  marched  to 
Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm  of  July  22,  1780 ;  also.  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Benjamin 
Bates's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj.  Eliphalet  Cary ;  marched  July  30, 
1780;  discharged  Aug.  1,  1780;  service,  3  days;  company  marched  from  Abing- 
ton to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Gurnet,  John,  Bridgewater.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Hayden's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  4  days. 

Gurnet,  Jonathan,  Bridgewater  (also  given  Abington) .  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Hay- 
den's CO.,  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted 
May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1  week,  1  day;  residence,  Bridgewater;  also,  com- 
pany return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  residence,  Abington;  also,  muster  roll  made  up 
from  Sept.  1,  1775,  to  Oct.  31,  1775,  61  days,  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury. 

Gurnet,  Jonathan.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Fuller's  co..  Col.  Samuel  Bullard's  regt.; 
enlisted  Aug.  20,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  3  mos.  22  days,  travel 
included,  at  Stillwater;  also,  Matross,  Capt.  Lieut.  James  Furnivall's  detach- 
ment drafted  from  Gen.  Warner's  brigade ;  engaged  Sept.  10,  1777 ;  discharged 
Nov.  29,  1777;  service,  2  mos.  20  days,  at  the  Northward;  roll  made  up  for  dif- 
ference in  pay  between  line  and  artillery. 

Gurnet,  Jonathan.  Private,  Lieut.  Benjamin  Bates's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded 
by  Maj.  Eliphalet  Cary;  marched  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  9,  1780;  ser- 
vice, 11  days;  company  marched  from  Abington  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Gurnet,  Joseph,  Abington.  Ensign,  Capt.  Eleazer  Hamblin's  co..  Gen.  Thomas's 
regt. ;  list  of  officers  who  were  commissioned  May  19,  1775 ;  also,  Ensign,  Capt. 
Eleazer  Hamblen's  co.,  Gen.  John  Thomas's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 
1775 ;  engaged  May  1,  1775  ;  service,  1  mo.  3  days ;  also,  Lieutenant,  serving  as  a 
volunteer,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Mitchel's  regt. ;  service,  5 
days;  company  marched  from  Abington  to  "  The  Farms  in  Braintree,"  March  4, 
1776. 


960  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

OuRNET,  Joseph,  Abington.  Petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed  by 
said  Gurney  and  others  belonging  to  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for 
increase  and  payment  of  wages;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Thayer's  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  service  from  July  31,1776,  to  Jan.  1,  1777,5  mos.;  also, 
Capt.  James  Allen's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj.  Eliphalet  Gary  ;  ser- 
vice, 23  days,  at  Bristol,  R.  I. ;  roll  dated  April  19,  1777 ;  also,  Capt.  Nathan 
Snow's  CO.,  Col.  Hawes's  regt. ;  enlisted  Sept.  24,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  at 
Rhode  Island  on  a  secret  expedition ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Plymouth ;  also,  Capt. 
Nathan  Packard's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Carpenter's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  25, 1778 ;  dis- 
charged Sept.  9,  1778;  service,  1  mo.  16  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  also,  Lieut. 
Benjamin  Bates's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded  by  Maj.  Eliphalet  Cary ;  marched 
July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  1,  1780;  service,  3  days;  company  marched  from 
Abington  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 

Gurnet,  Joseph.  Sergeant,  Capt.  Nathan  Packard's  co..  Col.  Jacobs's  (Light  Infantry) 
regt. ;  entered  service  Sept.  21  (also  given  Sept.  23),  1779;  discharged  Dec.  1  (also 
given  Nov.  26),  1779;  service,  2  mos.  10  (also  given  2  mos.  3)  days,  at  Rhode 
Island. 

Gurnet,  Joseph,  Jr.,  Abington.  Drummer,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Edward 
Mitchel'sregt. ;  service,  5  days;  company  marched  from  Abington  to"  The  Farms 
in  Braintree,"  March  4, 1776 ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Isaac  Thayer's  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Marshall's  regt.;  service  from  July  31,  1776,  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  5  mos.;  also,  Capt. 
Nathan  Snow's  co..  Col.  Hawes's  regt.;  enlisted  Sept.  24,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  9 
da.ys,  at  Rhode  Island  on  a  secret  expedition  ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Plymouth ;  also, 
Capt.  Nathan  Packard's  co..  Col.  John  Jacobs's  (Light  Infantry)  regt.;  enlisted 
Sept.  21  (also  given  Sept.  23),  1779;  discharged  Dec.  1  (also  given  Nov.  26),  1779; 
service,  2  mos.  10  (also  given  2  mos.  3)  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  also,  descriptive 
list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780,  returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner, 
by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at  Springfield,  July  15,  1780 ;  age,  21  yrs. ;  stature,  5 
ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  light;  engaged  for  town  of  Abington;  marched  to  camp 
July  15,  1780,  under  command  of  Capt.  James  Cooper ;  also,  list  of  men  raised 
for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having  passed 
muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for  6 
months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Abington  for  service  in  the  Continental  Army 
during  1780 ;  marched  July  6,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  18,  1780 ;  service,  5  mos.  24 
days,  including  travel  home. 

Gurnet,  Joseph  S.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Pool's  co..  Col.  Jacobs's  (Plymouth  Co.) 
regt.;  enlisted  July  21,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  13  days, 
travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for  3  months. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gurnet,  Lemuel  (also  given  Lemuel,  Jr.),  Abington.  Certificate  dated  Abington, 
July  17,  1779,  signed  by  the  Selectmen,  stating  that  the  committee  appointed  by 
the  town  of  Abington  to  hire  soldiers  had  paid  bounty  to  said  Gurney  and  two 
others  who  enlisted  to  serve  at  Rhode  Island ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Spar- 
row's CO.,  Col.  Nathan  Tyler's  regt. ;  enlisted  July  16,  1779 ;  discharged  Dec.  15, 
1779;  service,  5  mos.  3  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  roll  sworn  to  at  Middleborough  ; 
also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  paj'  roll  for  Dec,  1779,  allowing  1  mo.  3  days  service, 
travel  included,  at  Rhode  Island. 

Gurnet,  Lemuel.  Fifer,  Capt.  John  Ames's  co. ;  enlisted  June  26,  1778;  discharged 
July  20, 1778 ;  service,  24  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  June  26, 1778, 
and  joined  Col.  Wade's  regt.  June  27,  1778,  for  21  days  service. 

Gurnet,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Ames's  co.  ;  enlisted  June  26, 1778;  discharged 
July  20, 1778 ;  service,  24  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  June  26, 1778, 
and  joined  Col.  Wade's  regt.  June  27,  1778,  for  21  days  service. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF   THE  REVOLUTION.  961 

Gurnet,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  John  Barrows's  co.,  Col.  Abijah  Stearns's  regt.  of 
guards;  enlisted  April  14, 1778;  discharged  July  2,  1778;  service,  2  mos.  21  days, 
travel  included,  at  and  about  Boston;  also,  Capt.  William  Tupper's  co..  Col. 
Nathan  Sparhawk's  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  2,  1778;  discharged  Dec.  14,  1778;  ser- 
vice, 2  mos.  12  days,  at  Boston ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Middle  borough. 

Gurnet,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  Calvin  Partridge's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Pierce's 
regt. ;  marched  May  24,  1779  [service  not  given]  ;  company  raised  in  Plymouth 
Co.  and  stationed  at  Little  Compton,  R.  I. 

Gurnet,  Lemuel.  Private,  Capt.  Lieut.  William  Burbeck's  co. ;  enlisted  Jan.  5, 1780 ; 
service  to  Oct.  24,  1781,  21  mos.  21  days,  under  His  Excellency  John  Hancock; 
company  raised  for  defence  of  Castle  and  Governor's  Islands ;  roll  sworn  to  at 
Boston;  also,  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing's  co. ;  service  from  Oct.  25,  1781,  4  mos. 
3  days;  reported  went  in  the  "Dean  "  Feb.  27,  1782 ;  company  raised  for  defence 
of  Castle  and  Governor's  Islands ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston ;  also,  Seaman,  frigate 
"  Deane,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Nicholson ;  engaged  Feb.  27,  1782 ;  ser- 
vice to  May  31,  1782,  3  mos.  4  days;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Cushing's  co.; 
service  to  Nov.  24, 1782,  6  mos.  3  days ;  reported  returned  from  the  "  Dean  "  May 
22,  1782;  company  raised  for  defence  of  Castle  and  Governor's  Islands. 

Gurnet,  Levi,  Rochester.  Private,  Capt.  Seth  Briggs's  co.,  which  marched  probably 
on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775 ;  service,  4  days. 

Gurnet,  Levi.  Private,  Capt.  John  Gibbs's  co.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt.;  enlisted 
July  23  (also  given  July  22),  1780;  discharged  Oct.  27,  1780;  service,  3  mos. 
6  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  detached  to  reinforce  Continental  Army  for 
3  months.    Roll  dated  Wareham. 

Gurnet,  Micha  (also  given  Michael),  Bridgewater.  Private,  Capt.  Josiah  Hayden's 
CO.  of  Minute-men,  Col.  Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19, 
1775 ;  service,  12  days ;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Hayden's  co..  Brig.  Gen.  John  Thomas's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  1,  1775;  service,  3  mos.,  1 
week,  1  day ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  muster  roll  made 
up  from  Sept.  1,  1775,  to  Oct.  31, 1775,  61  days,  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury  ;  enlisted 
April  19,  1775;  also,  list  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  Zebedee  Snell's  co.,  3d  Plymouth  Co.  regt.,  as  returned  agreeable  to  order 
of  Council  of  Nov.  7,  1777 ;  residence,  Bridgewater ;  engaged  for  town  of  Bridge- 
water;  joined  Capt.  Porter's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  term,  3  years;  also, 
list  of  men  mustered  between  March  5  and  March  22,  1777,  by  James  Hatch, 
Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co. ;  Capt.  John  Porter's  co..  Col.  Michael  Jackson's 
regt.;  age,  38  yrs. ;  also.  Private,  Lieut.  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Calvin  Smith's  (late 
Wigglesworth's)  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Feb.  10, 
1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Daniel  Pilsbury's  co.,  Col.  Edward  Wiggles- 
worth's (4th)  regt. ;  return  of  men  in  service  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  May,  1778,  dated  Valley  Forge ;  reported  in  the  train  of 
artillery  ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1778,  dated  "  Greenage ;  " 
reported  in  the  train ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  pay  roll  for  Oct.,  1778,  sworn  to 
at  Providence  ;  also,  (late)  Lieut.  Col.  Dudley  Coleman's  co..  Col.  Wigglesworth's 
regt.  commanded  by  Maj.  Porter;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated 
Providence;  enlisted  Feb.  10,  1777;  reported  in  the  train  of  artillery;  also,  Lieut. 
Colonel's  co..  Col.  Smith's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Feb.  4,  1780. 

Gurnet,  Michael.  Drummer,  Capt.  David  Packard's  co..  Col.  Eliphalet  Cary's  regt. ; 
service,  8  (also  given  7)  days ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island  on  the  alarm 
of  July  22,  1780. 

Gurnet,  Nathan,  Jr.  Private,  Lieut.  Benjamin  Bates's  co.,  in  a  regiment  commanded 
by  Maj.  Eliphalet  Gary;  marched  July  30,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  1,  1780;  ser- 
vice, 3  days ;  company  marched  from  Abington  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  an  alarm. 


962  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS   AOT)   SAILORS 

GuHNET,  Samuel,  Abington.  Fifer,  Capt.  Pool's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of 
4  Independent  companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1,  1777;  age,  15  yrs. ; 
residence,  Abington  ;  mustered  by  Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master. 

Gurnet,  Thomas,  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  John  Gill's  (6th)  co..  Col.  Thomas  Crafts's 
(Artillery)  regt. ;  service  from  Feb.  1,  1777,  to  May  8,  1777,  3  mos.  7  days ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Turner's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  July  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 1780 ;  also,  Col.  David  Henley's 
regt. ;  return  of  recruits  for  knapsacks,  dated  Boston,  Feb.  16,  1778 ;  reported 
under  marching  orders;  also.  Drummer,  Capt.  Lemuel  Trescott's  co..  Col.  David 
Henley's  regt. ;  pay  rolls  for  April  and  May,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence ;  also, 
Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Turner's  (9th)  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  muster 
roll  for  April,  1779,  dated  Pawtuxet;  engaged  July  1,  1777;  term,  3  years;  re- 
ported waiter  to  Maj.  Blodget;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  return  dated  Camp  at 
Providence,  July  10,  1779;  credited  to  town  of  Nantasket;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  return  made  up  to  Dec.  31,  1779,  dated  Camp  at  Providence;  also,  Capt. 
Thomas  Turner's  (5th)  co.,  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  (16th)  regt.;  payrolls  for  Oct., 

1779,  April- July,  1780;  also,  return  certified  at  Camp  near  Morrlstown,  April  30, 

1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henle.y's,  and  Col.  Jack- 
son's regts.,  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt., 
who  were  incorporated  into  a  regiment  under  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson, 
agreeable  to  the  arrangement  of  April  9,  1779;  Capt.  Turner's  co. ;  rank.  Drum- 
mer; residence,  Boston;  engaged  July  10,  1777;  term,  during  war;  reported  re- 
duced to  Private,  Sept.  1, 1778 ;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Hutts,  three  miles  from 
West  Point,  Jan.  28,  1781 ;  Capt.  Turner's  co.,  9th  Mass.  regt.  commanded  by 
Col.  Henry  Jackson  ;  rank,  Private ;  age,  16  j'rs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  3  in. ;  complex- 
ion, light  (also  given  dark) ;  hair,  dark ;  occupation,  yeoman  (also  given  farmer) ; 
residence,  Boston ;  enlisted  July  10,  1777,  by  Ensign  Phelan ;  joined  Capt.  Lin- 
coln's CO.,  Lieut.  Col.  John  Brooks's  (7th)  regt. ;  enlistment,  during  war. 

Gurnet,  Thomas,  Bridgewater.  Capt.  Pool's  (Independent)  co. ;  muster  return  of 
4  Independent  companies  stationed  at  Hull,  dated  March  1,  1777;  age,  24  yrs.; 
residence,  Bridgewater;  mustered  by  Daniel  Souther,  Muster  Master. 

Gurnet,  Thomas.  Private,  Capt.  John  Hall,  Jr.'s  (1st)  co..  Col.  Palmer's  regt.;  ser- 
vice, 7  days,  at  Rhode  Island ;  company  assembled  March  4,  1776 ;  also,  Capt. 
Edmund  Billings's  co.  of  North  Precinct  in  Braintree,  Col.  Jonathan  Bass's  regt. ; 
service,  3  da3's;  company  assembled  June  13,  1776,  to  drive  British  ships  from 
Boston  harbor;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gurnet,  Thomas.  Petition  dated  Camp  at  Hull,  Sept.  17,  1776,  signed  by  said  Gur- 
ney  and  others,  belonging  to  a  battalion  stationed  at  Hull,  asking  for  increase  and 
payment  of  wages;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Trufant's  co..  Col.  Josiah  Whit- 
ney's regt.;  service  from  Aug.  13,  1776,  to  Dec.  1,  1776,  3  mos.  19  days;  also, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  service  from  Dec.  1,  1776,  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  1  mo.;  credited  to 
town  of  Abington ;  company  stationed  at  Hull  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gurnet,  Zachariah,  Bridgewater.  Private,  Capt.  Edward  Cobb's  co..  Col.  Titcomb's 
regt. ;  service,  2  mos.  4^  daj's ;  company  marched  from  Bridgewater  and  Abington 
to  Bristol,  April  21,  1777.    Roll  endorsed  "2  months  service  at  Rhode  Island." 

Gurnet,  Zachariah,  Bridgewater.  List  of  men  mustered  by  James  Hatch,  Muster 
Master  for  Plymouth  Co.,  to  serve  until  Jan.  1,  1779 ;  Capt.  David  Packard's  co. ; 
residence,  Bridgewater;  engaged  for  town  of  Bridgewater.  Roll  endorsed  "9 
months  enlistment." 

Gurnet,  Zachariah,  Bridgewater.  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Josiah  Hayden's  co.  of 
Minute-men,  Col.  Bailey's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775; 
service,  12  days ;  also.  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Josiah  Haden's  co..  Gen.  John  Thomas's 
regt. ;  list  of  officers  who  were  commissioned  May  19,  1775 ;  also,  Lieutentant, 
same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775 ;  engaged  May  1, 1775 ;  service. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.  963 


Gurnet,  Zachariah,  continued. 

3  mos.,  1  week,  1  day ;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775 ;  also,  mnster  roll 
made  up  from  Sept.  1,  1775,  to  Oct.  31,  1775,  61  days,  dated  Camp  at  Roxbury ; 
engaged  April  19,  1775;  also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Henry  Prentiss's  co..  Col. 
Marshal's  regt. ;  list  of  officers ;  commissioned  July  5,  1776 ;  also,  communication 
addressed  to  the  Council,  signed  Ijy  Col.  Thomas  Marshall,  stating  that  he  had 
omitted  said  Gurney,  1st  Lieutenant,  and  another  Lieutenant  of  Capt.  Prentis's 
CO.,  in  a  return  of  officers  belonging  to  his  regiment,  and  asking  that  they  be  com- 
missioned ;  ordered  in  Council  Oct.  15,  1776,  that  said  officers  be  commissioned ; 
also,  1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Henry  Prentiss's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ; 
engaged  May  14,  1776;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1776;  service,  6  mos.  18  days;  also, 
Capt.  Calvin  Partridge's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Samuel  Pierce's  regt.;  marched  May 
22,  1779 ;  discharged  July  2,  1779 ;  service,  1  mo.  13  days ;  company  raised  in 
Plymouth  Co.  and  stationed  at  Little  Compton,  R.  I. ;  also,  2d  Lieutenant,  Capt. 
Jacob  Pool's  CO.,  Col.  John  Jacobs's  regt. ;  list  of  officers  of  a  regiment  detached 
from  militia  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  3  months,  agreeable 
to  resolve  of  June  22, 1780 ;  commissioned  July  27, 1780 ;  said  Gurney  with  others 
detached  from  militia  of  Plymouth  Co. ;  also,  Lieutenant,  Capt.  Jacob  Pool's  co., 
Col.  Jacobs's  (Plymouth  Co.)  regt.;  appointed  July  10,  1780;  discharged  Oct. 
31, 1780 ;  service,  3  mos.  24  days,  travel  included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  the 
Continental  Army  for  3  months ;  roll  sworn  to  at  Boston. 

Gurney,  Zachariah,  Bridgewater.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  to  reinforce  the 
Continental  Army  for  the  term  of  6  months,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  June  5,  1780, 
returned  as  received  of  Justin  Ely,  Commissioner,  by  Brig.  Gen.  John  Glover,  at 
Springfield,  July  11,  1780;  age,  17  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  6  in.;  complexion,  dark; 
engaged  for  town  of  Bridgewater;  arrived  at  Springfield  July  10,  1780;  marched 
to  camp  July  11,  1780,  under  command  of  Ensign  Bancroft;  also,  list  of  men 
raised  for  the  6  months  service  and  returned  by  Brig.  Gen.  Paterson  as  having 
passed  muster  in  a  return  dated  Camp  Totoway,  Oct.  25,  1780;  also,  pay  roll  for 
6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Bridgewater  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army 
at  West  Point  in  1780 ;  marched  July  4,  1780 ;  discharged  Dec.  9,  1780 ;  service, 
5  mos.  17  days,  travel  included. 

Gurnet,  Zachariah.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Snow's  co..  Col.  Hawes's  regt. ;  enlisted 
Sept.  24,  1777 ;  service,  1  mo.  9  days,  at  Rhode  Island  on  a  secret  expedition. 
Roll  sworn  to  at  Plymouth. 

Gurnet,  Zachariah.  Private,  Capt.  Nathan  Smith's  co.,  Col.  Jacobs's  regt. ;  pay  roll 
for  Nov.,  1778;  service,  1  mo. 

Gurnet,  Zachariah,  Jr.,  Bridgewater.  Private,  Capt.  Henry  Prentiss's  co..  Col. 
Thomas  Marshall's  regt. ;  enlisted  June  8, 1776 ;  discharged  Dec.  1, 1776 ;  service, 
5  mos.  24  days. 

GuRNSEY,  John.  Capt.  Capron's  co.,  Col.  Doolittle's  regt.;  receipt  for  advance  pay, 
signed  by  said  Gurnsey  and  others,  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  June  24,  1775. 

GuRNT,  .    Return  of  Gen.  Thomas's  regt.,  dated  May  24,  1775.     [See  Zachariah 

Gurney.] 

GuRNT,  Jacob.  Private,  Capt.  Sylvanus  Smith's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Bigelow's  (15th) 
regt. ;  muster  roll  for  July,  1780,  dated  "  Camp  tenack ; "  enlisted  July  20,  1780 ; 
enlistment,  6  months ;  reported  a  wagoner. 

GuRNT,  Thomas,  Boston.  List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army,  as  re- 
turned by  Capt.  Samuel  Ward  and  Capt.  Thomas  Nash  to  Col.  David  Cushing, 
dated  Weymouth,  Jan.  2,  1778;  residence,  Boston;  engaged  for  town  of  Wey- 
mouth; joined  Capt.  John  Langdon's,  also  given  Capt.  Delioer's  (DoUiver's)  co., 
Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years. 


964  MASSACHUSETTS   SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GuRREL,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Blunt's  co.,  Maj.  William  Lithgow's  detachment 
of  militia;  service  from  Sept.  10, 1779,  to  Nov.  10, 1779,  2mos.,  defending  frontiers 
of  Lincoln  Co. 

GrRSTiN,  Ebenezer.  Matross,  Capt.  Abner  Lowell's  co.of  artillery;  service  from  Jan. 
1,  1777,  to  March  31,  1777,  3  mos. ;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth;  also,  Capt. 
Abner  Lowell's  (Matross)  co.,  stationed  at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co. ;  return 
dated  Falmouth,  July  31,  1777;  company  reported  Aug.  11,  1777,  as  mustered  by 
Col.  Noyes,  agreeable  to  seacoast  establishment. 

GuRTLET,  William,  Marblehead.  Gunner,  Col.  Lamb's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also.  Corporal;  list  of 
men  belonging  to  Massachusetts  in  Col.  John  Lamb's  (2d  Artillery)  regt.,  as  re- 
turned by  Lieut.  Col.  Ebenezer  Stevens,  dated  Park  of  Artillery,  Jan.  10,  1781 ; 
residence,  Marblehead;  enlisted  Jan.  6, 1776,  by  Lieut.  Ingersol;  n^so,  Capt.  John 
Doughty's  CO.,  Col.  John  Lamb's  (2d  Artillery)  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Feb.  and 
March,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  enlistment,  during  war. 

GuRTLT, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Garthey,  Gorthley,  Gortley, 

Gortly,  Gurtley.] 

GuRTLT,  William.  Gunner;  return  of  officers  and  men  belonging  to  Massachusetts 
in  Col.  John  Lamb's  (2d  Artillery)  regt.,  certified  at  Morristown  Jan.  29, 1780,  by 
Lieut.  Col.  Commandant  Ebenezer  Stevens  and  Brig.  Gen.  H.  Knox. 

GrRT,  Thomas.  Corporal,  Capt.  Gideon  Parker's  co..  Col.  Moses  Little's  (12th)  regt. ; 
enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776  [service  not  given]. 

GusHE,  Elijah,  Raynham.  Private,  Capt.  John  King's  co.,  Col.  Timothy  Walker's 
regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  May  3,  1775;  service,  3  mos.  5 
days;  also,  company  return  dated  Oct.  6,  1775;  also.  Corporal,  Capt.  Jonathan 
Shaw's  CO.,  Col.  George  Williams's  (3d  Bristol  Co.)  regt. ;  service,  25  days ;  com- 
pany marched  to  Warren,  R.  I.,  via  Rehoboth,  Dec.  8,  1776,  on  an  alarm;  also, 
Capt.  John  Shaw's  co.,  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col. 
James  Williams,  Gen.  Godfrey's  brigade;  service,  8  days;  company  marched  to 
Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the  alarm  of  Aug.  2,  1780. 

GusHE,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Pitts's  co..  Col.  Timothy  Walker's  regt. ;  muster 
roll  dated  Aug.  1, 1775  [name  apparently  written  in  place  of  the  name  *'  Lot  Pitts," 
erased]  ;  also,  Capt.  James  Nickols's  (Berkley)  co.,  Col.  John  Dagget's  regt.; 
marched  Jan.  14,  1778 ;  service,  2  mos.  19  days ;  company  stationed  at  Rhode 
Island  for  3  months  from  Jan.  1,  1778. 

GusHE,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Shaw's  co.,  Col.  George  Williams's  regt.; 
service,  1  mo.  1  day;  company  marched  from  Raynham,  Taunton,  and  Easton, 
in  Sept.,  1777,  on  a  secret  expedition  ;  also,  Capt.  Rufus  Barney's  co..  Col.  Josiah 
Whitney's  regt. ;  service  from  July  29,  1778,  to  Sept.  10,  1778,  1  mo.  13  days,  at 
Rhode  Island. 

Gtjshe,  Seth,  Raynham.  Private,  Capt.  Joshua  Wilbore's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's 
regt. ;  pay  abstract  for  mileage  to  camp  and  home,  etc. ;  said  Gushe  credited  with 
2  days  allowance;  company  drafted  from  Taunton,  Raynham,  Easton,  Dart- 
mouth, Freetown,  Berkley,  and  Dighton ;  warrant  allowed  in  Council  Nov.  29, 
1776;  also,  Capt.  Jonathan  Shaw's  co.,  Col.  George  Williams's  (3d  Bristol  Co.) 
regt. ;  service,  13  days ;  company  marched  to  Warren,  R.  I.,  via  Rehoboth,  Dec. 
8,  1776,  on  an  alarm ;  also,  Corporal,  Capt.  Joshua  Wilbore's  co.,  Col.  John 
Hathaway's  regt.;  service,  23  days,  at  Rhode  Island;  company  drafted  from 
Taunton,  Raynham,  and  Easton,  in  April,  1777;  also.  Private,  Capt.  John  Shaw's 
CO.,  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.  commanded  by  Lieut.  Col.  James  Williams,  Gen. 
Godfrey's  brigade:  service,  6  days;  company  marched  to  Tiverton,  R.  I.,  on  the 
alarm  of  Aug.  2,  1780. 


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965 


GusHEE, [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Goushe,  Gushe,  Gushey.] 

G^shee!  E.I.AH,  Taunton.    Private,  Capt.  James  Williams,  Jr.'s  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  April  20,  1775,  in  response  to  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Rox- 
bury  ;  discharged  April  29,  1775 ;  service,  12  days. 
GusHET    S.MrEL.    Private,  Capt.  Matthew  Randell's  co.,  Col.  Abiel  Mitchel's  regt.; 
enlisted  July  29,  1780;   discharged  Oct.  31,  1780;   service,  3  mos.  5  days,  trave 
included ;  company  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  3  months.    Roll 
sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 
Gust    John.    Private,  Capt.  Asa  Barns's  (1st)  co..  Col.  Israel  Chapen's  (3d)  regt.; 
enlisted  Oct.  18,  1779;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1779;   service,  1  mo.  8  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for 
3  months;  also,  Capt.  Samuel  Clark's  co.,  in  a  detachment  from  Col.  Barnabas 
Sears's  regt.;  enlisted  July  18,  1781;  discharged  Nov.  2,  1781;   service,  3  mos. 
21  days,  travel  included,  "up  Mohawk  river;"   company  raised  for  3  months; 
roll  sworn  to  in  Berkshire  Co. 
GusTEX    David    Gorham.    Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Capt.  Samuel  Whitmore's  (Gorham)  co..  Col.  Reuben  Fogg's  (3d  Cum- 
berland Co.)  regt.,  dated  Gorham,  March  28,  1778;  residence,  Gorham;  engaged 
for  town  of  Gorham;   joined  Capt.  Mabury's  co..  Col.  Frainces's   (Francis  s) 
regt. ;  term,  3  years,  to  expire  Dec.  -,  1779. 
GusTEN,  Ezra,  Colchester  [Conn.].    Descriptive  list  of  men  re-enlisted  subseq^ient  to 
Sept    30  1779,  as  returned  by  Seth  Drew,  Captain  and  Commandant  2d  Mass. 
regt.;  Col.  Bailey's  (2d)  regt.;  age,  26  yrs.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  brown; 
residence,  Colchester,  Windham  Co. ;  enlistment,  during  war. 
GUSTEN,  Jesse,  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co.    List  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Conti- 
nental Army,  as  returned  by  Capt.  Simon  Hunt  to  Col.  Eleazer  Brooks,  dated 
Acton   Sept    5,  1777;  engaged  for  town  of  Acton;  joined  Capt.  Hill  s  co..  Col. 
Patterson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years  or  during  war ;  reported  a  transient ;  also,  Drum- 
mer Capt.  Timothy  Remick's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster  rolls  for 
Feb!-April,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at  West  Point;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
rolls  for  May  and  Aug.,  1781. 
GUSTEN,  THOMAS.    List  of  men  raised  in  Cumberland  Co.  for  the  term  of  9  months 
from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778, 
returned  as  received  of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam, 
July  20,  1778 ;  engaged  for  town  of  Gorham ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  14,  1/78. 
GusTiAN,  Thomas.    Private,  Capt.  Jonathan  Andrews's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt. ; 
enlisted  May  8,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  31,  1780;   service,  7  mos.  24  days,  under 
Brig.  Gen.  Wadsworth  at  the  Eastward.    Roll  sworn  to  in  York  Co. 

GusTiN,  .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gosten,  Gurstin,  Gusten, 

Gustian,  Ousting,  Guston.] 
GrsTiN  (also  given  Justin),  David,  Gorham  (also  given  Falmouth).  Private,  Capt. 
Mayberry's  co..  Col.  Tupper's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service 
from  Feb  15,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  residence,  Gorham;  also,  Capt.  Richard 
Maybery's  co..  Col.  Ebenezer  Francis's  regt. ;  rations  allowed  from  date  of  en- 
listment Feb.  15,  1777,  to  time  of  arrival  at  Bennington;  credited  with  34  days 
allowance;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  rations  allowed  from  date  of  enlistment, 
Dec  20  1776  to  Mav  5, 1777 ;  credited  with  135  days  allowance ;  also,  Capt.  May- 
berry's'co..  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt.;  return  dated  Jan.  25,  1778;  mustered 
by  Col.  Varrick,  Continental  Muster  Master,  and  by  Maj.  Insley,  County  Muster 
Master;  reported  sick  at  Albany;  also,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  muster  roll 
for  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlistment,  3  yeai-s;  also,  Capt.  Francis  s 
CO.  Col.  Tupper's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 


966  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAn.ORS 

GusTiN  (also  given  Justin),  David,  continued. 

1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  in  Continental  service  [year 
not  given]  ;  Capt.  Thomas  Francis's  co.,  10th  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  22  yrs. ;  stature, 
5  ft.  9  in. ;  complexion,  dark ;  hair,  black ;  residence,  Falmouth ;  engaged  Dec.  5, 

1779,  by  Capt.  Francis ;  term,  during  war. 

GusTiN,  David.  Private,  Capt.  George  Rogers's  co.,  Col.  Nathaniel  Jordan's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Sept.  23,  1779;  discharged  Oct.  23,  1779;  service,  1  mo.,  at  Falmouth. 

GusTiN,  Ebenezer,  Falmouth.  Pay  roll  of  a  detachment  from  Capt.  Jesse  Partridge's 
CO.,  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.;  enlisted  April  1,  1778;  discharged  Nov.  30,  1778; 
service,  8  mos. ;  roll  endorsed  "  service  at  North  River  by  Falmouth  volunteers ; " 
also,  Private,  Capt.  Peter  Warren's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's  regt.;  detached 
July  7,  1779;  discharged  Sept.  25,  1779;  service,  2  mos.  18  days,  on  Penobscot 
expedition  ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Pride's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  (Cumberland  Co.) 
regt.;  joined  April  27,  1780;  discharged  Dec.  6,  1780;  service,  7  mos.  9 days,  at 
the  Eastward ;  company  raised  for  8  months ;  also,  Lieut.  Joseph  McLellan's  co. ; 
detached  Dec.  6,  1780;  discharged  Feb.  4,  1781;  service,  1  mo.  29  days,  at  the 
Eastward ;  company  detached  from  Col.  Joseph  Prime's  regt.  by  order  of  Gen. 
Wadsworth  to  serve  out  the  balance  of  their  8  months  term  of  enlistment,  agree- 
able to  resolve  of  March  -,  1780 ;  also,  Capt.  Joseph  Pride's  co. ;  list  of  men  [year 
not  given]  ;  reported  deceased. 

GusTiN,  Ebenezer.  Receipt  dated  March  26,  1781,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gustin  and 
Ezra  Gustin  by  the  town  of  Middleton  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  years. 

Gustin,  Ezra,  Easton.  List  of  men  mustered  between  March  .5  and  March  22,  1777, 
by  James  Hatch,  Muster  Master  for  Plymouth  Co.;  Capt.  Ephraim  Burr's  co., 
Col.  Bailey's  regt. ;  age,  23  yrs ;  residence,  Easton  ;  enlistment,  3  years. 

Gustin,  Ezra.  Receipt  dated  March  26, 1781,  for  bounties  paid  said  Gustin  and  Eben- 
ezer Gustin  by  the  town  of  Middleton  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the 
term  of  3  years. 

Gustin,  Jesse,  Falmouth  (Cumberland  Co.).  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the 
Continental  Army  from  Col.  Peter  Noyes's  (1st  Cumberland  Co.)  regt.,  dated 
Falmouth,  Nov.  20,  1778;  residence,  Falmouth;  engaged  for  town  of  Falmouth; 
term,  3  years ;  also.  Private,  Capt.  Cushing's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Conti- 
nental Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  March  18,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779; 
credited  to  town  of  Acton;  also,  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's 
regt. ;  return  of  men  in  service  Aug.  15,  1777 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster 
rolls  for  Dec,  1777,  sworn  to  at  Camp  near  Valley  Forge;  enlisted  March  18, 
1777;  also,  same  co.  and  regt.;  muster  roll  for  Nov.,  1778;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1778,  sworn  to  at  Providence;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  order  for  gratuity,  dated  Providence,  Feb.  13, 1779 ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  Jan.  and  Feb.,  1779;  also,  (late)  Capt.  Robert  Davis's  co..  Col. 
Vose's  (14th)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  March  and  April,  1779,  dated  Providence ; 
also,  Drummer,  Colonel's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780;  reported  as  serving  6 
mos.  as  Private,  6  mos.  as  Drummer;  also.  Drummer,  Capt.  Timothy  Remick's 
CO.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Jan.,  1781,  dated  West  Point; 
also,  muster  rolls  for  June  and  July,  dated  Camp  Phillipsburgh ;  also,  muster  roll 
for  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Peekskill ;  also,  muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  Jan. 
and  Feb.,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts  ;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  descriptive  list 
dated  April  1,  1782;  Capt.  Remick's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  rank, 
Drummer;  age,  19^  yrs.;  stature,  5  ft.  5J  in.;  complexion,  light;  hair,  light; 
birthplace,  Falmouth  (Cumberland  Co.) ;  residence,  Falmouth;  enlisted  Jan.  15, 

1780,  at  the  Highlands  by  Col.  Vose ;  enlistment,  during  war. 


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GrsTiN,  Jesse.  List  of  prisoners  on  board  the  cartel  "  Hostage  "  to  be  exchanged  for 
British  prisoners,  as  returned  by  Thomas  Stone,  Commissary  [year  not  given] ; 
reported  taken  in  the  sloop  "  Retrieve  "  (privateer),  of  Casco  Bay,  by  the  British 
ship  "  Milford." 

GusTiN,  Thomas,  Gorham.  Private,  Capt.  Hart  Williams's  co..  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's 
regt. ;  billeting  allowed  from  time  of  enlistment  to  date  of  marching  to  head- 
quarters, July  5,  1775;  credited  with  51  days  allowance;  also,  Capt.  Hart  Wil- 
liams's CO.,  Col.  Edmund  Phinney's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Garrison  at  Fort 
George,  Dec.  8,  1776;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1776;  also,  descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in 
Cumberland  Co.  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  terra  of  9  months  from 
the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20, 1778,  returned 
as  mustered  in  from  Gen.  Thompson's  brigade  May  26, 1778,  by  Daniel  Ilsley ,  Mus- 
ter Master  for  said  county,  and  delivered  to  Maj.  James  Johnston,  Superintendent 
for  same  county  ;  Capt.  Whitmore's  co..  Col.  Fogg's  regt. ;  age,  41  yrs. ;  stature, 
6  ft.  4  in.;  complexion,  dark;  residence,  Gorham;  also,  list  of  men  returned  as 
received  of  Maj.  James  Johnson,  Superintendent  for  Cumberland  Co.,  by  Jonathan 
Warner,  Commissioner,  at  Fishkill  June  25,  1778 ;  arrived  at  Fishkill  June  14, 
1778 ;  also,  list  of  men  returned  by  Brig.  Lemuel  Thompson,  dated  Brunswick,  July 
1, 1778 ;  also,  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  West  Point, 
April  5,  1779;  enlisted  June  14,  1778;  discharged  March  14,  1779;  enlistment,  9 
months;  also,  Capt.  Peter  AVarren's  co..  Col.  Jonathan  Mitchell's  regt. ;  enlisted 
July  7,  1779 ;  service,  2  mos.,  on  Penobscot  expedition  ;  reported  not  joined  after 
retreat;  roll  dated  Falmouth;  also.  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service 
from  Jan.  13, 1781,  11  mos.  19  days. 

Ousting,  Ezra.  Private,  4th  co.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt.;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  Capt.  Ephraim 
Burr's  (4th)  co.,  Col.  John  Bailey's  regt.;  company  return  dated  Camp  near 
Valley  Forge,  Jan.  24,  1778. 

GusTON,  David,  Gorham.  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1781,  21  mos.  23  days ;  reported  deserted  Oct.  24,  1782. 

GusTON,  Ebenezer.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Noyes's  CO. ;  enlisted  July  14, 1775;  service 
to  Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos.  2  days;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth;  also,  Capt. 
Benjamin  Hooper's  co. ;  marched  Jan.  26,  1776;  service  to  Nov.  24,  1776,  9  mos. 
29  days ;  company  stationed  at  Falmouth,  Cumberland  Co. 

GusTON,  Ezra.  Private,  Capt.  Judah  Alden's  co..  Col.  Bailey's  regt.;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1, 1780,  to  Sept.  1, 1780 ;  reported  deserted 
Sept.  1,  1780. 

GusTON,  Thomas,  Gorham  (also  given  Falmouth).  Capt.  Hart  Williams's  co.,  Col. 
Edmund  Phinney's  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Cambridge,  Oct.  7,  1775  ;  also, 
order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Fort  No.  2,  Cambridge, 
Oct.  26,  1775;  also,  Private,  Col.  Benjamin  Tupper's  (10th)  regt.;  service  from 
Jan.  1,  1782,  12  mos. 

Gtjtert,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.  j 
muster  roll  for  May,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  term,  during  war. 

GtJTHERiE,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Erastus  Sergeant's  co..  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia;  muster  roll  dated  Ticonderoga,  Feb.  25, 
1777 ;  enlisted  Dec.  16,  1776 ;  enlistment  to  expire  March  15,  1777. 

Guthert,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.; 
muster  roll  for  June,  1781 ;  term,  during  war. 

Guthiee,  J.^tMES.  Private,  Capt.  Charles  Dibble's  co.,  Col.  Rossiter's  (3d  Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  enlisted  Oct.  14,  1780;  discharged  Oct.  17,  1780;  service,  3  days,  on 
the  alarm  at  the  Northward  of  Oct.  14,  1780. 


968  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS 

GuTHREE,  Jabies.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Belding's  co.,  Col.  John  Brown's  regt. ;  en- 
listed Sept.  21, 1777 ;  discharged  Oct.  14,  1777 ;  service,  2i  days,  at  the  Northward. 

GuTHKET,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Charles  Dibbel's  co..  Col.  Rosseter's  (3d  Berkshire 
Co.)  regt.;  discharged  Oct.  21,  1780;  service,  4  days,  on  the  alarm  at  the  North- 
ward of  Oct.  18,  1780. 

GuTHRiDGE,  Samuel,  ShefBeld.  Private,  Capt.  Sewall's  co.,  Col.  Ebenezer  Sprout's 
regt.;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31, 
1779 ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  Capt.  Josiah  Jenkins's  co.,  Col.  Samuel  Brewer's  regt. ; 
return  sworn  to  at  Camp  near  "  Valey  Foard"  (Valley  Forge),  Jan.  23,  1778; 
mustered  by  Capt.  Wheelar. 

Guthrie, .     [This  name  also  appears  under  the  form  of  Gatry,  Goodree,  Goothry, 

Gothery,  Gothree,  Gothry,  Guithris,  Gutery,  Gutherie,  Guthery,  Guthiee,  Guthree, 
Guthrey,  Gutree,  Gutrey,  Guttery,  Guttra,  Guttrey.] 

Guthrie,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Joseph  Raymond's  co.,  Col.  Israel  Chapin's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Oct.  18,  1777;  discharged  Nov.  21,  1777;  service,  1  mo.  8  days,  travel 
included,  at  Claverack;  regiment  raised  to  reinforce  the  Continental  Army  for  3 
months. 

Guthrie,  James.  Private,  Capt.  Erastus  Sergeant's  co.,  Col.  Benjamin  Simonds's 
detachment  of  Berkshire  Co.  militia ;  enlisted  Dec.  16, 1776 ;  discharged  March 
22,  1777 ;  service,  97  days,  travel  included,  at  Ticonderoga. 

Guthrie,  Joseph,  Lanesborough  (also  given  Lenox).  Return  of  men  enlisted  into  the 
Continental  Army  from  Capt.  David  Wheeler's  (Lanesborough)  co.  [year  not 
given]  ;  residence,  Lanesborough  (also  given  Lenox)  ;  enlisted  for  town  of  Lanes- 
borough (also  given  Lenox) ;  joined  Capt.  Ashley's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ;  enlist- 
ment, during  war;  also,  list  of  men  mustered  between  Jan.  20,  1777,  and  June  1, 
1778,  by  Trueman  Wheler,  Muster  Master  for  Berkshire  Co. 

Guthrie,  Samuel,  Lenox.  Private,  Capt.  Caleb  Hyde's  co.,  Col.  James  Easton's 
regt. ;  marched  May  10  [1775]  ;  service,  5  days ;  company  marched  from  Lenox 
on  an  alarm  at  Ticonderoga. 

Outrage,  Benjamin.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Romery's  co.,  (late)  Col.  Storer's  regt. ; 
enlisted  Aug.  14, 1777 ;  discharged  Nov.  30, 1777 ;  service,  123  days,  travel  included, 
with  Northern  army ;  company  marched  from  York  Co.  to  join  army  under  Gen. 
Gates  at  Manchester. 

Gutree,  Jo's.  Private,  Capt.  Oliver  Belding's  co.,  Maj.  Caleb  Hyde's  detachment  of 
militia;  enlisted  July  8,  1777;  discharged  July  21,  1777;  service,  14  days,  in 
Northern  department. 

Gutrey,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt. ; 
muster  roll  for  July,  1781,  dated  Camp  near  Dobbs's  Ferry;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Aug.  and  Sept.,  1781,  dated  Camp  Peekskill;  promoted  to 
Corporal  Sept.  1,  1781 ;  term,  during  war. 

Gutridge,  Isaiah,  Marblehead.  1st  Corporal,  Capt.  William  Curtis's  (1st)  co.,  Col. 
John  Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gutridge,  John,  Haverhill.  Private,  Capt.  Ebenezer  Colby's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Johnson's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cambridge; 
service,  6  days. 

Gutridge,  Samuel,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bacon's  co..  Col.  John 
Glover's  regt.;  muster  roll  dated  Aug.  1,  1775;  enlisted  June  10,  1775;  service, 
1  mo.  24  days;  also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  signed  by 
Philip  Meservey,  in  behalf  of  said  Gutridge,  dated  Camp  at  Cambridge,  Jan.  1, 
1776. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF  THE  REVOLUTION.        969 

GuTRiDGE,  Samuel.  Seaman,  brigantine  "  Massachusetts,"  commanded  by  Capt.  John 
Fisk;  engaged  Feb.  17,  1777;  discharged  July  31,  1777;  service,  5  mos.  14  days; 
roll  dated  Boston;  also,  pay  roll  for  same  service,  dated  Salem. 

GuTRiDGE,  Samuel.  Descriptive  list  of  ofHcers  and  crew  of  the  ship  "  Thorn,"  com- 
manded by  Capt.  Richard  Cowell,  sworn  to  at  Marblehead,  Sept.  14,  1780;  stat- 
ure, 5  ft.  5  in. ;  complexion,  dark. 

GuTRiDGE,  William.  Pay  roll  for  6  months  men  raised  by  the  town  of  Boston  for  ser- 
vice in  the  Continental  Army  during  1780 ;  marched  July  1, 1780 ;  discharged  Oct. 
12,  1780;  service,  3  mos.  22  days,  including  travel  home. 

GuTRiGE,  Samuel.  Capt.  William  Bacon's  co..  Col.  Glover's  regt. ;  receipt  for  ad- 
vance pay,  signed  by  said  Gutrige  and  others,  dated  Cambridge,  June  27,  1775. 

GuTEiTCH,  AsHBEL,  Leuox.  Retum  of  men  cnlistcd  iuto  the  Continental  Army  from 
Capt.  David  Wheeler's  (Lanesborough)  co.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Lenox ; 
enlisted  for  town  of  Lanesborough ;  joined  Capt.  Stoddard's  co..  Col.  Vose's  regt. ; 
enlistment,  during  war. 

GuTRiTCH,  AzEL.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Willington's  co.,  Col.  Asa  Whitcomb's  regt. ; 
muster  roll  dated  Camp  at  Ticonderoga,  Nov.  27,  1776;  enlisted  Oct.  1,  1776;  re- 
ported re-engaged  Nov.  16,  1776,  to  serve  in  Capt.  Brewer's  co.,  Col.  Brewer's 
regt.,  but  to  remain  in  Col.  Whitcomb's  regt.  until  Dec.  31,  1776. 

GuTT,  John  George.  Receipt  dated  Boston,  April  27,  1782,  for  bounty  paid  said  Giitt 
by  Alexander  Hodgdon,  on  behalf  of  the  committee  of  the  town  of  Boston,  to 
serve  in  the  Continental  Army  for  the  terra  of  3  years. 

GuTTERAGE,  JosHUA,  Sauford.  Descriptive  list  of  men  raised  in  York  Co.  to  reinforce 
the  Continental  Array  at  Fishkill,  agreeable  to  resolve  of  April  20,  1778,  returned 
as  received  of  John  Frost,  Superintendent  for  said  county,  by  Capt.  Samuel 
Leighton,  at  Kittery,  June  1,  1778,  to  be  conducted  to  Fishkill  and  delivered  to 
Brig.  Jonathan  Warner;  1st  York  Co.  regt.;  age,  32  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  9  in.; 
complexion,  dark;  residence,  Sanford;  also,  list  of  raen  raised  in  York  Co.  for 
the  terra  of  9  months  from  the  time  of  their  arrival  at  Fishkill,  returned  as  re- 
ceived of  Jonathan  Warner,  Commissioner,  by  Col.  R.  Putnam,  July  20,  1778; 
arrived  at  Fishkill  June  4,  1778. 

GuTTERiG,  Samuel,  Marblehead.  Private,  Capt.  William  Bacon's  (2d)  co..  Col.  John 
Glover's  (21st)  regt.;  company  return  [probably  Oct.,  1775]. 

Gutterson,  William,  Methuen.  Private,  Maj.  Samuel  Bodwell's  co.  of  Minute-men, 
which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  3^  days;  also,  Capt. 
Eliphalet  Bodwell's  co..  Col.  Edward  Wigglesworth's  regt. ;  pay  abstract  for 
mileage  from  Albany  home  in  Dec,  1776. 

Gutterson,  William,  Jr.  Private,  Capt.  David  Whittier's  co.,  in  a  regiment  com- 
manded by  Maj.  Benjamin  Gage;  marched  Oct.  2,  1777;  service,  40  days;  com- 
pany marched  to  join  Northern  army.    Roll  sworn  to  in  Suffolk  Co. 

Guttery,  Joseph,  Lenox.  Private,  Capt.  Hancock's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
also,  Capt.  Moses  Ashley's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  (1st)  regt.;  muster  roll  for 
July,  1780,  dated  Camp  Tenith;  also,  descriptive  list  dated  Feb.  3,  1781;  Capt. 
Noah  Allen's  co.,  1st  Mass.  regt. ;  age,  23  yrs. ;  stature,  5  ft.  7  in. ;  complexion, 
dark;  hair,  black;  birthplace,  Woodbury,  Conn.;  residence,  Lenox;  enlisted 
Jan.  1, 1777,  at  Lenox  by  Lieut.  Hollister;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Noah  Allen's  co.. 
Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan. -April,  1781,  dated  Garrison  at 
West  Point;  term,  during  war;  reported  on  comraand  in  the  country  in  Jan., 
1781,  tending  horses  at  Lenox,  Feb. -April,  1781;  also,  Corporal,  same  co.  and 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Oct.  and  Nov.,  1781,  Jan.-March,  1782,  dated  York  Hutts. 


970  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND  SAILORS 

GuTTRA,  Samuel.  Private,  Capt.  James  Noble's  co.,  Col.  Benedict  Arnold's  regt. ;  en- 
listed May  10,  1775;  discharged  June  24,  1775;  service,  6  weeks  3  days.  Roll 
sworn  to  at  Pittsfield. 

GuTTREY,  Joseph.  Private,  Capt.  Ashley's  co.,  Col.  Joseph  Vose's  regt. ;  Continental 
Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  same  co. 
and  regt. ;  return  of  men  who  enlisted  prior  to  Aug.  16,  1777,  and  marched  with 
regiment  to  Peekskill ;  also,  same  co.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  Dec,  1777,  dated 
Camp  near  Valley  Forge;  enlisted  Jan.  1,  1777;  enlistment,  during  war;  also, 
Capt.  Moses  Ashley's  co..  Col.  Vose's  (14th)  regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.,  March, 
and  April,  1779,  sworn  to  in  Quarters  at  Providence ;  reported  on  command  at 
"Warwick  in  March  and  April,  1779. 

Gut,  Abel.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  John  Gleason's  co.,  endorsed  "North 
Kingston,  June  26,  1777;"  deposition  made  by  Micah  Balcom,  July  26,  1844, 
states  that  he  engaged  the  first  part  of  May,  1777,  in  Capt.  Gleason's  co..  Col. 
Josiah  Whitney's  regt.,  and  rendered  2  mos.  8  days  service  at  Rhode  Island ;  said 
company  was  made  up  of  men  from  Marlborough,  Stow,  Sudbury,  Framingham, 
Natick,  Sherburne,  HoUiston,  and  Hopkinton;  also,  Private,  Capt.  Ezra  Emes's 
(8th)  CO.,  Col.  Abner  Perry's  regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7, 
1780 ;  service,  14  days,  including  travel  home ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island 
on  an  alarm ;  roll  dated  Holliston. 

Guy,  Jonathan,  Holliston.  Private,  Capt.  John  Lealand's  co.  of  Minute-men,  Col. 
Abijah  Pierce's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775,  to  Cam- 
bridge; service,  28  days;  also,  Capt.  Aaron  Gardner's  co.,  Col.  Brooks's  regt.; 
company  return  endorsed  "  1776 ;  "  also,  Capt.  Ezra  Emes's  (8th)  co..  Col.  Abner 
Perry's  regt.;  enlisted  July  28,  1780;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1780;  service,  14  days, 
including  travel  home ;  company  marched  to  Rhode  Island ;  roll  dated  Holliston. 

Guy,  Thomas,  Westford  (also  given  Cohasset  and  Boston).  Fifer,  Capt.  Timothy 
Underwood's  co..  Col.  William  Prescott's  regt.  of  Minute-men,  which  marched  on 
the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  8  days;  residence,  Westford;  also,  Drum 
Major,  Capt.  Moses  Whiting's  co.,  36th  regt. ;  company  return  dated  Fort  No.  2, 
Cambridge,  Oct.  5,  1775;  also,  Capt.  Whiting's  co..  Col.  John  Greaton's  regt.; 
order  for  bountj'  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  30,  1775 ; 
also,  return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army  from  Capt.  Obadiah 
Real's  CO.  [year  not  given]  ;  residence,  Cohasset;  engaged  for  town  of  Cohasset; 
joined  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Jackson's  regt. ;  term,  3  years ;  also,  list  of  men 
mustered  by  Nathaniel  Barber,  Muster  Master  for  Suffolk  Co.,  dated  Boston, 
June  8,  1777;  Capt.  Langdon's  co..  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.;  also,  return 
certified  at  Camp  near  Morristown,  April  30,  1780,  of  officers  and  men  belonging 
to  Col.  Lee's,  Col.  Henley's,  and  Col.  Jackson's  regts.,  and  men  belonging  to 
Massachusetts  in  Col.  Henry  Sherburne's  regt.,  who  were  incorporated  into  a 
regiment  under  the  command  of  Col.  Henry  Jackson,  agreeable  to  the  arrange- 
ment of  April  9,1779;  rank,  Fife  Major;  residence,  Boston;  enlisted  May  29, 
1777;  term,  3  years;  reported  deserted  Dec.  15,  1777;  said  Guy  appears  among 
men  belonging  to  Col.  Henry  Jackson's  regt.  who  had  been  discharged  from  the 
rolls  prior  to  above  arrangement.     [See  Thomas  Gun.] 

Guy,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Thomas  Wills's  co..  Col.  Daniel  Morgan's  (11th  Vir- 
ginia) regt.  (also  given  "  11th  and  15th  regiment  of  foot  in  the  service  of  the 
United  States  ") ;  pay  abstract  for  Oct.,  1778. 

GuYER,  George.  Capt.  Moses  Whiting's  co..  Col.  Greaton's  regt.;  order  for  bounty 
coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Cambridge,  Dec.  30,  1775. 

GuYER,  Peter.  Petition  dated  Boston,  July  4,  1782,  in  behalf  of  James  Sullivan, 
Perez  Morton,  and  others,  of  Boston,  asking  that  said  Guyer  be  commissioned  as 
commander  of  the  schooner  "  Fair  Trader"  (privateer) ;  advised  in  Council  July 
5,  1782,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 


IN  THE  WAR  OF   THE   REVOLUTION.  971 

GuTER,  Richard,  Gloucester.  List  of  men  belonging  to  Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  co. 
who  took  the  oath  in  Middlesex  Co.  June  10,  1775,  required  by  Congress  to  be 
taken  by  the  Mass.  army;  also,  Private, Capt.  Barnabas  Dodge's  (6th)  co.,  Lieut. 
Col.  Loammi  Baldwin's  (late  Col.  Gerrish's)  38th  regt. ;  muster  roll  dated  Aug. 
1,  1775;  enlisted  May  18,  1775;  service,  10  weeks  5  days;  also,  pay  abstract  for 
Aug.,  1775,  dated  Camp  at  Chelsea ;  also,  company  return  dated  Camp  at  Chelsea, 
Oct.  2,  1775. 

GtTTLE,  Asa,  New  Canaan.  Private,  Capt.  Jeremiah  Miller's  co..  Col.  Joseph  Vose's 
(1st)  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec. 
31,  1780;  residence,  New  Canaan;  enlistment,  during  war;  also,  same  co.  and 
regt.;  muster  rolls  for  Feb.-April,  1781,  dated  West  Point;  also,  Corporal,  same 
CO.  and  regt. ;  muster  roll  for  June,  1781,  dated  Philipsburgh ;  reported  on  com- 
mand at  West  Point. 

GuTLES,  Joseph,  Hatfield.  Return  of  men  raised  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
from  Ca;pt.  Seth  Murray's  co..  Col.  Pomeroy's  regt.,  endorsed  "  1777  ;  "  residence, 
Hatfield;  engaged  for  town  of  Hatfield;  joined  Capt.  Ward's  co.,  Col.  Wesson's 
regt. ;  term,  during  war. 

GuTNNASS,  William.  Order  dated  Williamstown,  Jan.  29,  1785,  payable  to  Josiah 
Brown,  for  wages,  etc.,  due  said  Guynnass  for  service  in  6th  Mass.  regt. 

GuTNNUP,  William.  Private,  Capt.  Jacob  Daniels's  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Calvin  Smith's 
(6th)  regt. ;  return  for  wages ;  wages  allowed  said  Guynnup  from  June  22,  1782, 
to  Dec.  31,  1782,  6  mos.  9  days. 

GuTON,  John.  List  of  prisoners  delivered  to  Col.  Gabriel  Johonnot  by  Charles  Waller, 
Commissary  of  Prisoners  at  Rhode  Island,  dated  March  17,  1778;  reported  a 
Seaman. 

Guzan,  Joseph.  List  of  United  States  pensioners  made  up  to  Dec.  31, 1787,  as  returned 
by  John  Lucas,  Commissary  of  Pensions ;  regiment  of  invalids ;  pensioned  July 
10,  1783.     [See  Joseph  Goujon.] 

GwiER,  Richard,  Gloucester.  Account  of  arms  retained  from  soldiers  that  were 
going  to  leave  the  service  [year  not  given] . 

GwiN,  John.  Private,  Capt.  John  Stutson's  co.,  Maj.  Edward  Procter's  detachment  of 
militia ;  detached  Dec.  10, 1777 ;  discharged  March  1, 1778 ;  service,  2  mos.  22  days, 
under  Maj.  Gen.  Heath  with  guards  at  Boston. 

GwiN,  William.  Sailor,  ship  "  G.  Pickering,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Jonathan 
Haraden ;  list  of  officers  and  crew,  sworn  to  Nov.  10,  1780 ;  ship  reported  taken 
by  the  British  while  on  cruise  to  West  Indies. 

GwTNN,  .     [This  name  appears  under  the  form  of  Guin,  Gwin.] 

Gtarbo,  Joseph.  Seaman,  frigate  "Boston,"  commanded  by  Capt.  Samuel  Tucker; 
engaged  July  15,  1779;  roll  made  up  for  advance  wages  for  1  month. 

Gtear,  Henry  Christian,  Boston.  Matross,  Capt.  Edward  Crafts's  co..  Col.  Richard 
Gridley's  (Artillery)  regt. ;  company  return  dated  French  Lines,  Oct.  12,  1775 ; 
also,  order  for  bounty  coat  or  its  equivalent  in  money  dated  Nov.  6,  1775. 

Gter,  Henry.  Private,  Capt.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co. ;  enlistedFeb.  6, 1779;  discharged 
May  5,  1779;  service,  3  mos.,  with  guards  under  Maj.  Gen.  Gates  at  and  about 
Boston;  also,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co.  of  guards;  enlisted  May  6,  1779;  dis- 
charged June  25,  1779;  service,  1  mo.  20  days,  at  and  about  Boston  ;  enlistment, 
3  months. 

Gyer,  James.  Receipt  dated  March  17, 1781,  for  bounty  paid  said  Oyer  by  John  Hall, 
on  behalf  of  a  class  of  the  town  of  Lanesborough,  to  serve  in  the  Continental  Army 
for  the  term  of  3  years. 


972  MASSACHUSETTS  SOLDIERS  AND   SAILORS. 

Gyer,  John.  Drummer,  Maj.  Nathaniel  Heath's  co.  of  guards;  enlisted  May  4,  1779; 
discharged  Aug.  3,  1779;  service,  3  mos.,  at  and  about  Boston;  enlistment, 
3  months. 

Gter,  .John.  Gunner,  Capt.  Cushing's  co.,  Col.  Revere's  regt. ;  Continental  Army  pay 
accounts  for  service  from  May  8,  1777,  to  Dec.  31,  1779;  also,  statement  dated 
Boston,  Sept.  22,  1777,  signed  by  said  Gyer  and  others  belonging  to  Col.  Crafts's 
regt.,  declaring  their  refusal  to  leave  Boston  unless  their  bounty  or  wages,  or  both, 
were  made  equivalent  to  those  allowed  the  soldiers  of  the  Continental  train  of 
artillery ;  also,  petition  addressed  to  the  Council,  dated  Camp  at  Boston,  Sept. 
25,  1777,  signed  by  said  Gyer  and  others,  requesting  that  the  objectionable  part 
of  their  former  petition,  which  was  considered  mutinous,  be  stricken  out,  and 
asking  that  the  sergeants  of  the  regiment  confined  on  account  of  the  petition  be 
released;  also,  Capt.  Lincoln's  (10th)  co..  Col.  Crafts's  regt.;  list  of  men  entitled 
to  a  bounty,  dated  Boston,  Jan.  12,  1778;  also,  Capt.  Philip  Marrett's  co..  Col. 
Crafts's  regt. ;  list  of  men  who  received  bounty  from  April  30,  1777,  to  Dec.  30, 
1777,  8  months;  also,  Gunner,  Capt.  Perez  Cushing's  (1st)  co.,  Lieut.  Col.  Paul 
Revere's  corps  of  artillery;  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  May  8,  1780,  4  mos.  8 
days ;  roll  dated  Boston. 

Gyle,  Nathan,  Worthington.  Private,  Capt.  Cogswell's  co..  Col.  Wesson's  regt.; 
Continental  Army  pay  accounts  for  service  from  Jan.  1,  1780,  to  Dec.  31,  1780; 
residence,  Worthington;  a^so,  Capt.  William  Watson's  (Light  Infantry)  co.,  Col. 
James  Wesson's  (9th)  regt. ;  return  for  clothing  for  the  year  1780. 

Gyles,  Eleazer  Petition  dated  Boston,  Sept.  17, 1779,  signed  by  Job  Prince,  in  behalf 
of  Andrew  Cabot  and  John  Cabot,  of  Beverly,  asking  that  said  Gyles  be  commis- 
sioned as  commander  of  the  snow  "  Cato"  (privateer) ;  ordered  in  Council  Sept. 
18,  1779,  that  a  commission  be  issued. 

Gyles,  Paul.  Private,  Capt.  Timothy  Langdon's  co. ;  enlisted  July  14,  1775;  service 
to  Dec.  31,  1775,  6  mos.  2  days;  company  stationed  at  Boothbay  for  defence  of 
seacoast;  also,  Capt.  Israel  Davis's  co. ;  service  from  June  1, 1776,  to  Dec.  o,  1776, 
6  mos.  5  days;  company  stationed  at  Boothbay  for  defence  of  seacoast;  also, 
Lieut.  Nathaniel  Winslow's  detachment;  service  from  Dec.  5  to  Dec.  31,  1776,  26 
days ;  company  stationed  at  Boothbay  for  defence  of  seacoast. 

Gyles,  Samuel.  Chief  Gunner,  Capt.  Edward  Fettyplace's  (Marblehead)  co. ;  service 
from  Sept.  1,  1776,  to  Jan.  1,  1777,  4  mos. 

Gyor,  Nathaniel.  Private,  Capt.  Christopher  Marshall's  co.,  Col.  Thomas  Marshall's 
regt. ;  muster  rolls  for  Jan.  and  March,  1779,  dated  West  Point;  enlisted  June  7, 
1778 ;  discharged  March  7,  1779 ;  enlistment,  9  months. 

Gypson,  Henry,  Watertown.  Private,  Capt.  Samuel  Barnard's  co.,  Col.  Thomas 
Gardner's  regt.,  which  marched  on  the  alarm  of  April  19,  1775;  service,  1  day. 
[See  Henry  Jepson.]